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Hast How the Railway War Has Been
settled or Hasn't neen Settled or
Will BE.


According to the Wall street authorities
upon a settlement of the raj road war, a
meeting of the presidents of the trunk lines
was to have been held in this CITY yesterday.
When the discovery was made, early in the
day, that Presidents Garrett aud Roberts
were not in town, the aforesaid authorities
changed their programme, and announced
that the conference had unavoidably been
postponed until to-day. An effort was made
10 convince the street that President Garrett
had left Baltimore at am, TO be here in
time for n conference to-day. At / o'clock
it was asserted that President Garrett had
arrived in Philadelphia, and was lunching
with President Roberts, and at o'clock
further announcement was made that the two
presidents had left Philadelphia, and would
arrive in this city about 4 o'clock, and that
a conference would doubtless be held at
the Windsor Hotel in the evening.
The last statement was speedily fol-
lowed by the production of
dispatches from Philadelphia and Balti-
M IRE to the effect that neither President
Roberts nor President Garrett had left the
city. These dispatches were not Ieceived by
the same persons who are engaged in settling
the war in Wall street. The result Of the
general contradiction Of a conference was
followed by rapid decline in prices in the
Stock Exchange during the closing hours.
President Jewett, who is chairman of the
trunk line executive committee, said yest'r-
day afternoon, that he knew OF no meeting
Of the presidents to be he'd to morrow, or
during the week. There are m any brokers
and spectators who believe, on whgt they
term The best authority that the war has
been settled, an that for some reason TIE
official announcement Is postponed. \ sell
GUS looking Wall street man proclaimed at
the Windsor Hotel last evening that he had
learned, upon "the best authority" why the
official announce ment was to be delayed. He
Ea:d The reason was that the companies had
GsTeed to keep the settlement a secret until
their tims contracts at cut rates had expired.
As most OF these contracts are for six
months, and some Of them have been made
since January 1t, the serious looking mans
explanation was g5n7rally accepted ss
worthy of respectful consideration. The
only facts about the mattr are that Vices
President Garrett, Of the Baltimore and
Oaio, is expected to be in this city to-day
The fact al mis- coming is construed as mean
ing that his father, the president, has agreed
TO the understanding for an advisory COM
mission reached by the other three trunk
lines on Saturday. A meeting of subordinate
officers of the roads will be held TO day,
for the purpose, it is said, Of advising as TO
the composition of the commission, should
the 9lltimore and Olio express its willing
mass to become party thereto.
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present high water, the more 50 a. il has
been spoken fayorably Of by at least two
members OF The commission, and practical
steamboatnen consider il the best system yet
brought forward to improve rivers Of the
character OF the lower Mississippi and the
Missouri
The new steel-hulI steamer Chattahoochee,
recently built at Pittsburg by james Rees,
passed down yesterday al noon for Apa-
iachicola, Florida. She is to run in the Chat
tahoochee, Flint and Apalachicola rivers
The following are her dimensions The hull
of steel is 155 feet long, 81 feet beam. 4 feet
hold, 30-inch guards 3 fore-and-sft and 4
sthwart-ship bUlkheads, making in all II
water-tight compartments, which are each
provided with steam syphons in addition to
a portable syphon pump. Hight between
decks, Is! feet. All cabin stanchions are Of
iron and well braced. The engines are Is
inches diameter of cylinders, } feet stroke,
including niger engine and capstan doctor
engine and steam fire pump, copper heaters
and copper escsPe-pipesi VIE rnres see-f
boilers II inches in diameter, 20 feet long, 6
fues in each, breeehen and chimneys Of
handsome pattern, vertical Niger boiler and
attachments. The cabin Is full length, of
a new design and finish, being elegantly
fitted up for the accommodation OF passen-
gers. Texas for the officers and fitted up ait
Tor colored passengers
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BREADSTUFFS.

The country demand for breadstuffs is in
creasing, but no changes in values were ap-
parent in yesterdays transactions. Corn
meal is in good demand at highest quota
tions. Flour is steady, with prospects OF
still further advances.
CORN-Choice mixed, 7s@7ec.
OATS-Mixed, 55@56c; black, 57c.
HAYETimothy sl7s2l; mixed, slsels Is; prai-
FLogR-Dou5Ie EXTRA 8 o5e4 2; treble extra
CoRNMEAL-Fron Ievee ana mills, s. 90.
MOMINI.Frnm levee, q %. -, -
WHITE BEANs-New, " 5o93 20; navy, 50 70
BICE-Louisiana, common, 61z@7c; prime, ne;
BY Telegraph
New YORK, ] anuary 25.-Flour dull; su-
perfne Western and State, 81 25@4 SIS. Wheat
opened 1z@54c higher. but afterward became weak
and lost most of the advance, closing strong; I'M
graded red. 81 So@1 50.
CINcINNATI, January 25.-Flour quiet;
family s sase 60 fancy g s5sd 90 Wheat 1n
No. mixed, 4sc. Rye dull, 81 oS. Barley dull and
lower. 81 OF.
LOUISVILLE, January 25.-Flour steady.
srade:. g 7ss4; choice fancy fancy. $ SS ss. Wheat
mixed, O As: Rye steady; No 2 81 o. WV -'''
NEW ORLEANS, j anuary 25.-Flour strong;
superfine, SOS 25; double extra, S. 5Oa5 10;
re BE extra e S So higher grades Sc @
meal higher, held at "a 1895. Hay in good de-
mand: prime, S24; quarter bales, SIS; cho.ee quar-
ter bales, SD. Rice strong; Louisiana, ordinary
to choice. 5@Tc.
BALTIMORE, January 25.-Flour active and
family s. 5os4 g. easy 10
winter red spot, 81 1891 49,: January, 81 421z@
422s; February 81 4S1s@i 49,; March, 81 461z@
dd AP g9n y 4S stes Fa
ruary, ss[e Oats DUH nominaiiy fs@isc Rye
dull, nominally 9o@95c.
ST. LOUIS, Janusry 25.-Flour firm; treble
extra, s. 6o@5 50; family, So 1896 80; choice to
fancy 81 SS@a i Wheat aa :. higher and uPse q
al f6% February, 81 lsIS March, q 16Si iSgs
April. 81 461s May, 81 Il the year; sales, 81 i51s
g1 46s March, g 45zssl 1 4sh My No. red
slow; 649Sc cash. 6f92S@6i14c January. 647s@649sc
February, 655s@66c March, 6714@6s3sc May. Oats
very SLOW 46c bid cash, 1910 bid February, As SC
1ncon I Board8WSeat ioWeT and Slow 81 AZ
February, 81 455z March, 81 461s91 461 April 81 45s
May, 81 II the year. Corn higher; CSC February,
665sc March, 671se April, 6s3sc May.
CHICAGO, January 25.-Flour steady
Wheat unsettled but generally higher; No. Chi
s. q s Fe6rGSTy, = sSsi $ss Match, 81 So
al 500 April, 81 3s54@l 50 May. Corn active
firm and higher; 6lA@6l5sc cash. 6lsfc January,
fairly active ana shade higher; 4s1xc cash. 1920
January. 431zc February and March, 46e May, 49,
June. Rye Steady aid unchanged. Barley dull
CaH-Wheat in fair demand, but at lower rates.
81 Si3s91 SJ14 February, 81 $50 March, 81 1878
April, 81 ss1s@l 3s5s May Corn Irregular; 6l1ze
Oats i've, firm and higher; 431z9i35zc February,
44e March, a61s@S614c May.
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The Liverpool kilograms OF yesterday re-
ported the market easier. Sales, 5000
bales, of which 600 were American. Re-
ceipts, 1890 bales, of which 1880 were
American.
At 1870: Uplands, 6sd; Orleans, 63d.
The Liverpool market for futures at noon
was quiet. February March, 6sd; March
April, 6 11-16d; April-May, 6 23-32d; May
June, q 25-32d.
At 5: Futures closed dull, with April-May
deliveries 1921 lower than the closing quo
tations OF Tuesday evening.
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CHICAGO, January 25.-Commissioner
Midgeley has issued the usual table of rates,
TO apply after February lst, from south
western points, on shipments carried Of all
rail routes through to destinations, from
st. Joseph, AtchisoD, Leaveuworth or Kansas
City to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
or Boston TO East ST. Louis, Alton, East
Hannibal, Keokuk, Quincy, etc: First class,
SOC; second class, 4Gl2c; third class, SIC;
fourth class, 174c; seventh class, 20c; eighth
lie; 10 Chicago, 75, 80, 40, q, "A, poe; to
Toledo, 99l, 81, 81, Ala, 80, 25c. In case Of
articles, CLASSES not named, the above rates
will apply on seaboard as well as on local
shipments.
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FIiErs Point..-.-..JANEs LEE. Friday, 5 pm
Vicksburg. CITY OF Providence, Frid 10
Osceola. .COAHoNA, Friday, pm.
White River--..JOsIE HARRY. Saturday, SPIN
Arkansa River MARLIN SPEED, Saturday 5 pm.
Cincinnati --..... VISIT SHISKLE, Saturday pm.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, January 25.-Throughout the
market there has been improved attention extend
ed Inquiry is more general for all classes of
chaDdise and business increased in proportion.
Spesiaties continue in large request hence note
large and steady trade in ginghams. while goods
cloakings and sackings, with dress goods, are
fairly active, and hosiery and underwear in good
request, but much larger delivery. Mens-wear
wooleRs in improved demand and though sellers
scarcely ready with fall samples, some buyers
have pledged good orders for tings worsted
coatings and fancy eashWeIes- The tone OF the
market is very steady. Prints are in more active
request, with improved takings. Flannels in
reasonable request
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To al who are suffering from the errors and IN
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, carly de-
cay, loss of manhood. etc, I Will send ne that
will eErs you FREE or CHARGE. This reas
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send seif-sddressed envelope to tn
Rev InsErs T. Inman. Station D.. New York City
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MOVEMENTS ATTHELEvEE

arrivals. - Il. r. Springer, Cincinnati;
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati; ChattahoO-
chez, Pitsburg; james Lee, Friars Point.
Departures R. Springer, New Orleans;
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans; Chattahoo-
chez, Apalachicola, Florida; james Lee,
Frisrs Point; Hard Cash, White River; Goa
homa, Osceola; Cons MiIlar, Cincinnati
Boats Due Dorn.-Ste. Genevieve, W. p.
Halliday and Vint Shinkle.
Boats Due Up-Dean Adams. City of
Alton, Golden Crown and Golden Rule.
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
Thomas Sherlock-l5 brls whisky and 945
bdls paper
james Lee-29 bales cotton, y SKIS seed,
u head cattle, so pkgs sundries.
Chattahoochee-443 brls apples, 200 kgs
horse and mule shoes, Il pkgs merchandise.
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
The City of Alton is due up to-day for St.
Louis.
The Golden Crown is overdue up for Gin
cinnati.
The w. P. Halliday is due down for New
Orleans.
The Marlin Speed, Captain J. J. Darragh,
is the Saturday packet for all points on Ar
kansas river.
The Josie Harry, Captain Mllt X. Harry,
is the Saturday packet for all points on
White river, going through to Jacksonport
The Golden Rule, Captain o. z. Shinkle
is due up to-day for all points on the Ohio
river as far as Cincinnati. Albert Shinkle
has charge of her Office.
The Ste. Genevieve, Captain George w.
Vickers, is the Anchor-Line packet this even
ing at o'clock for Cairo and St. Louis.
John f. Messengaie and Harry Crane are her
clerks.
The Vint Shinkle, Captain G. Wash
Thompson, is due to-day and leaves again
Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock for all points
en- the Ohio river az far as Cincinnati, with
Colonel J. ID. Moore in the office.
The Dean Adams Captain Mark r. Cheek
on the roof, is the United States mail packet
this evening at > o'clock for Arkansas City
and all way landings. A. L. Cummins pre-
sides at the desk, assisted by Lee Cummins
and Lew Brannon.
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.


New York spots opened quiet and nomi-
naliy unchanged; at 1890, dull, when spin
ners took 20 and spectators S31 bales; at
2:lO, quiet, spinners taking l25 bales, specu-
lators PIP and exporters - bales; at 3,
quiet, with sales Of - bales; contracts,
- bales. The price list remained I'M
chang d.
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steady; at 80, quiet; at 1870, barely
steady; at 30, steady; at 2:30, steady; at
80, firm. The result of the day was ad-
vances in all deliveries, ranging from 10
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1he sc,oto YniIex Kailron.,.

COLUMBUS, 0, January 25.-At meeting
of the stockholders of the Scioto Valley
Railroad Company to-day it was decided to
increase the capital stock to S5,000,000, for
the purpose of extending the liue TO point
opposite Huntington, West Virginia, AMI
make other improvements, and issu So, 750,
900 of consolidated bonds, making $50, 900 Of
stock and $25, 900 of bonds to the mile.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio and SOuthW estern-
Trains move follows: Mail leaves daily. ex-
eept Sunday. at 90 pm. freight leaves daily at
$3.50 am. Mall arrives daily, except Sunday, ct
an; freight arrives daily at 40 pm.
Memphis and Little Roek-Trafns move
as follows: Passenger No. l leaves daily At 500
pm; passenger No. leaves daily At 40 a {;
freight leaves daily except SUNDAY, at 80 a m
Passenger No. arrives daily ~ 10 50 pm; pas
senger No. 4 arrives daily AZ 30 m freight er-
riyes daily, except sunday, at $50 p m
Memphis and Char.estOu-Trains move
as follows, city time: Mail and express leaves
daily at II % PIN. fast mail and express leaves
daily at 1925 am SomerSihs accommodation
leaves daily, except Sunday, at4:25 pm. Aail and
express arrives daily at $50 am; fast mail aud
express arrives daily at 9:I0 pm; Somervile &C
commodaton arrives daily, except Sunday, a.
$40 an.
Louisville and EashViIIe-Trains move
follows Fast mail arrives daily at $40 am;
leaves at 1850 pm: mail leaves daily az 7.30
Am; Brownsville accommodation leaves daily,
except sunday, at so pm; mail arrives daily at
ESQ pm; Brownsville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at S;S5 am.
Missfssippi and Femnessee-Tr8ins move
follows: Mail leaves daily at l2:8j pm;
Sardis accommodation leaves daily, except sunday,
at $50 pm. freight leaves daily, excel sunday,
At 6 .25 IN. Mail arrives daily at go 5ardis
accommodation arrives daily, except sunday, at
$40 am; freight arrives daily, except sunday, at
3.;s0 d.
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Above low
water.
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS January 24--weather clear and
warmer thermometer, az. Arrived: Mary HOus-
ton, Cincinnati. Departed: City of Baton Rouge,
st. Louis; U. Z. Schenck, Cincinnati
PITTSBURG, January 25-Noon-River feet S
inches on the gauge and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool. Night-Riycr feet inches the
gauge, and falling. Wcsther-raining
VICKSBURG, January 25.-River risen , inches
with Il feet 10 inches by the gauge. Weather cloudy
and warmer; thermometer, 6So- No boats up or
down. Arrived: Commonwealth, am.
CINCINNATI, January 25.-Noon-River IS feet
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy; heavy rain
this forenoon. Eight-Riyer 43 feet inches, and
about stationary. Notwithstanding and warm.
ST. LOUIS, January 25.-Night-River about sta
tionary, with very little ice running. Weather
New Orleans New Orleans Departed: John A.
Scudder, New Orleans; John b. Maude, Memphis.
CAIRO, January 25.-Noon-Weatherc cloudy and
mild. Arrived: Vint Shinkle Cincinnati, 7 q. m. /;
City of Helena. Memphis, m. Departed: City
of Helena, St. Louis, u am. Night-River ~ feet
inches, and rising. Weather foggy and mild Dc
parted: Vint Shinkle, Memphis, pm.
LOUISVILLE, January 25.-Noors-R:~Az rising
with 81 feet 10 inches in the eanSl, and 10 feet 5
inches in the chute on the falls Weather cloudy
and rainy all morning. Night-River rising, with
% feet in tie canal, and 10 feet 10 inches in the
chute the falls. Weather warm, cloudy and
rainy. Up: Golden City, New Orleans to Cinein-
natl. Business dull.
EVANSVILLE. January 2j.-Noon-River sta
tionary, with 50 40 feet on the gauge. Weather
cloudy, with imminent signs of rain. Arrived ::
W. w. O'Neal and tow, New Orleans, sam. Night
River stationary, with 50 7-10 feet the gauge.
Weather cloudy and mild, with light rain this
afternoon thermometer, Az. Arrived: James ".
CAT, Memphis, $3.50 pm Departed: James W.
Cfah, Cincinnati, m
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GROCERIES,

Sugar and molasses are steady. No quot
able change in other departments.
CoFFEE-ordinsry, n@i2c; fair, IKE; prime,
low clarified, 9@914c; OF white clarified, 9z@954c;
pure white. g,zsl0c; cut loaf, lI1zc; granulnted,
MOLAsSEs-Louisiana common to fair, 5o@5Sc;
good to prime, 60@65c; strictly prime to choice.
FRUiTs-oranges-P s2a2 so per box
Jamaica, nominally So per barrel ;Messina, 81 759
sina, 81 50e5. Cocoanuts S. 50 per hundred. Ba-
nanas 81 5og2 50 per bunch Peanuts-vir-
White, nc; roasted. 21zc higher; sheiled, f6c'
Almonds, 2oc. Texas pecans. l09l4c; Arkansas,
BTsz f NUTS ssfoc Rasis ssss 81 Tondo9 lay
ers, 81 so; imperial, So So; Asiatic, 81 So Figs.
linen bags l$e per pound layers i Ice bates
APPLES. ETc.Nc6oice. s4e4 50 from levee; in
fancy, s5@6 So Michigan dried apples. &c per
pound. Dried peaches, 4s5e per ID; Minee meat.
medium barrels, seas .; half barrels s. 5Os5 20.
Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, s. sOe2; seconds 81 S;
tomatoes lbs 81 % lbs, 81 so: strawberries 81 5O
si s5Si 90 piums 81 90 pears 81 56si 5; ezsra
oyster Bay asparagus. 81 Is; green corn, 81 25ee,
81 2OGl go full weight; light weight No. l. 75c No
?, 81 %: condensed milk, Crown, So 40; Eagle,
sALT-Per carload, 81 60; from store 81 65sl 70
per barrel; coarse, per sack, u so; fine, 81 65.
SOAP S15G61Ic per pound.
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, January 25.-Coffee quiet; Rio
oargoes, s14995sc Sugar steady; A soft, &c.
NEW YORK, January 25.-Cofee quiet but
firm: Rio cargoes quoted at s]xSl05{c. Sugar quiet
and unchanged MOlaSses-foreign nominal: New
Orleans very firm, 55@75c. Rice-deuand fair and
market firm
NEW ORLEANS, January 25.-Coffee-Rio
carSoes, ordinary to prime, ssz9lIle. Sugar active
and firm; common TO good common, 696ise; fair
yellow clarified, si4asLsc. Aolasses-demand act,
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, L. : A
MEMPHIS TENS, January =, 1852.
The following observations are taken at
the same moment of time 1:eS PM at all the
stations named:
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WHISKY. ETC.


No change to report in prices, and bust
ness is quiet.
wHIsKY-Redistilled. 9Oc@sl Joi straight, 81 so
81. according TO age.
WINEs-Imported Port, 81 5O94; sherry 5o@4;
champagne-American extra dry, S7@S; Piper
Heidsteck, S23@25; Mumm's extra dry, s256S21
claret, So 1907 per box; Catawba, cases. 81 50@6.
BRANDIES-Cognac, s59I0 peaeh, 81 50g3 80;
apple, s293 50.
BY Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, January 25.-Whisky steady,
s1l7.
LOUISVILLE, January 25.-Whisky firm,
81 15.
CHICAGO, January 25.-Whisky steady,
Sis
BALTIMORE, January 25.-Whisky steady,
81 20@l 500.
New ORLEANS, January 25.-Whisky-
western rectifed, s1@l 10
CINCINNATI, January 25.-Whisky firm at
81 l6; ombination sales OF finished goods 800 bar
relS, on basis of 81 16.
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SEEDS.

The following list of prices covers the
principal articles for which there is present
demand:
CL)VER-S6 p per bushel
GRAss-Red top, or herd, 81 10 per bushel;
orchard, 81 90; extra clean blue 81 Is; timothy,
s3@3 %; German millet, 81; Hungarian, 81 IS.
0ATS-Red rust proof, S5990e; black, 65@75c.
0NI0NS-Sets, 81 50(Gs.
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y. 5. y.
case,
SYPHILIS.

Whether In its Primary, Secondary
Tertiary Stage.
Removes all traces Of Mercury from the system
Cures Scrofula Old Sores, Rheumatism, Ecze-
ma, Catarrh, or any Blood Disease.
Cures when Hot Springs Fail!
Malvern, Ark May , 1881.
We have cases in town who lived at Hot
Springs, and were finally cured with S. s. 8.
McCAMMON 4 MURRY.
Memphis, Tenn May r. 1851.
We have sold 1896 bottles of S. s. s. in year. II
has given universal satisfaction. Fair minded
ply sicians now recommend ii positive specific.
s. MANSFIELD & co.
Louisville, KY. May Is, 1881.
S. S. S. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. J. A. FLEXNER.
Denver, tsci.. May lSSl
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms of
S. s. S. L. MEISSETER.
Richmond, Va, May II, 1881.
You can refer anybody to us in regard TO the
merits of S. S. S. POLK, MILLER & CO.
Have never known s. S. s. to fail to cure a case
of Syphilis when properly taken.
H. L. DENNARD, pr n.
ELI WARREN, )FeIy' Va'
The above signers are gentlemen of high stand
ing. A. H. CoLQUITT, Gov. of Georgia.
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If you wish, we will take your case, To
BE Raid for When Cured.
Write for particulars and copy of little book,
" Message TO the Unfortunate" or ask your drug
gist for IL.
$1,000 Reward will be paid to any chemist
who will find on analysis 100 bottles s. s. s.. one
particle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium or any Min
eral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Prop'rs,
Sold by druggists everywhere. Atlanta, Ga
E6-Price of regular or large size reduced to 81 rs
per bottle; small size, holding half the quantity,
price 81 per bottle
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cred. tEx-matured coupons.
COTTON.

COTTON.
TIL local market opened dull and closed
Guiet,with sales re ported at 700 bales of which
spiHners took GOO, end zvorters 100 bales.
Quotation unchanged.
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PELTRIEs. HIDES AND LEATHER.

Prime furs are in good demand at full quo
tations; trashy not wanted. Mink skins are
lower; dry deerskins lower and dull; dry
hides are dull, and green very dull. The
market is weak with heavy decline, and no
sales at quotations.
PELTRY-Hunter raccoon-No l, soc; No. 2, Zoe;
No. B. 20c No. 4, Toe; country raccooD, 10 to 40c:
cased mink, 10 to SIC; otter, SOC to 81 beaver soc
to 81; musk rat to 10c; wild cat 10 to 25e house
cat, l0c: opossum, Zoe; skunks, 10 TO Sc; wolf
sheepskins, 25 to @75c: dry deerskin per pound 20
to SOC, decline of 15c per pound.
HIDES, ETC-No. dry flint hides l59l6e; No.
2 dry hides. 12913c; dry salt hides logic; No.
green salt hides, 714c Ne. green salt hides, &c;
green hides, 1890; beeswax-prime yellow, 1Sc;
tallow. 61zc; ginseng, per pound, 81 so; prime
LEATHER-oak sole, s7@4Oc; hemlock, 27@3oc
per pound; harness, 36940c; skirting, S79i0c;
French calf $4,000 per dozen; domestic calf, S30@
40 per Dozen
&ooL-Tubwashed, 25@s5c; unwashed, ls@23c;
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PROVISIONS.

i've; common. S5s4Oc; centrifugal 4Og6Oc; fair. 81
G5lc; prime TO choice, 6Ga70c.
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HORSES AND MULES.

Fair supply on the market, and prices un-
changed.
MULES-No. dray mules, 16 to 16L, s175@225
15Z TO To- Sl5o9l75; Is to 15Is, Sl259ljoi 141z to
10, s1O001l25.
HORsES-Good driving, s125@2OO; heavy draft
none on the market; saddle horses, sl40g225;
plugs, sio@75