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PHILADELPHIA, January 1.-THE receiv-
ers of the Philadelphia and Reading R;il
road Company have authorized the payment
on and after February I0;h OF interest GA
the general mortgage bonds due last Janu-
arv amounting to 5000 Geo.
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The cotton market continues steady, there
being a better demand yesterday coming
principally from exporters, who took the
bulk OF transactions. Sales 2100 bales, 100
to spinntrs and 1000 to exporters. The price
list remains as previously quoted, as follows
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GROCERIES,

Coffee continues steady at former prices;
sugar Is in good demand and holds to the re-
Cent advance; molasses also higher; fruits
unchanged; apples in good demand and good
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LIVE STOCK AND HOGS.

Receipts OF cattle have been quite lib
eral, composed of nearly all common and
inferior grades. Good fat butcher grades
have been in light supply selling readily on ar
rival. Hogs are in light supply; good butcher
selections and packing hogs selling readily at
quotations. The market is nearly bare of
sheep; demand good for best qualities.
CATTLE-Choice native and Texas corn fed cat
tie, per pound, 4H95c; good native and Texas
corn-fed, per pound 4@i14e; medium native and
Texas eorn-fed, per pound. 31494c; smooth, lat
oxen. we Ching 1000 10 1900 pounds per pound
34@5l4c; rough steers and cows in good condi-
ton, per pound, 21393c; fat heifers and cows, per
pound. 3931@e; choice grass cattle, 3H941lc; fair
to medium grass cattle, 3@S14e; scalawag and
common, I14@21@c.
sHEEP-Choiee. per lb. s1SG415c; medium. per
III. 3dS14c; common, per head, SlGll so.
LAMBS-Choice, per head, sS@S so; medium,
s292 SO.
HoGs-Choiee corn. per ID, 614C87c; medium, 5
@J54c: common, 4(d5c.
COWS AND CALVES-Milch cows with young
calves, psr head Sl593J; yearlings. per head S497
BY Telegraph.
ST.. LOUIS, January 17.-Hogs-light
grades 10 Ser Others steady; light shipping IS COO
S. Workers, s. 9096 Is packing, SG l0d6 i5;
butchers TO fancy, So 5096 60.
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Sales, $500 bales. Closing quotations we're as

New Orleans futures opened steady and
continued SO during the day, the close show
ing prices advanced 3 to points. Sales,
$1,000 bales. Closing quotations were az
follows:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PLYMOUTH, January l7.-Anfved: Cimbria
New York.
NEW YORK. January 17.-ArrfEed: City of Mon
treal Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN, January l7.-AInved: City Of
Chester, New YORK
NEW ORLEANS. January lr.-CIesred: Hudson
and Chaflnette, Sew York Mobile Liverpool.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE. U. s. A. !
MEMPHIS, TENN, January Il, IsS2 I
The following observations are taken at
the same moment OF time at all the stations
named:
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Future CALCULATIONS.


New Orleans spots were quiet aud easy at
the opening, but moved up to steady tone
at the close, previous quotations ruling.
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sntnrtInY. Lnnnary 2. IsS2.

THIS PAPEn aE o 59Rq sS q Ne Ss g GsS
5 AaSs5tsns sss 81 sep< 80 EessSs ady-'ts'''
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LEVEE.
Arrfrols -Chas. Morgan, New Orleans; City of
Nicksburg. Nicksburg City OF Greenyille s. Louis;
u. p Schenck, Cincinnati.
DepG1urcs.-Chas. MorEsn. Cincinnati; City Of
GreenFiile, Ncssbu-g; 4 p Schenck. New Or
Jeans; Rene Maeresdy. 81. Francs uyer; City Of
Nicksburg, St Louis.
Boats IL, P0F1.-Andy Baum
Boats .LHe DolrH.-Co2holra and City Of Eaton
Rouge.
Boats DIE Jlj.-Hard Cash and Jsmes Lee.
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
Charles Morgan-1I9 brls mollsses.
city OF Vicksburg-5 bales cotton.
L. P. Schenck-4O bris meal and hominy.
Mississippi Valley Barge-15O0O bushels bulk
corn, 1850 SKIS corn, 1000 empty bfls
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Total receipts yesterday, 1851 bales,
against % ,976 same time last year.

?
Liverpool.
The Liverpool kilograms OF yesterday re-
ported the market firm. Sales, 10000 bales,
OF which 1900 were American. Receipts
20 100 bales, of which Is 800 were American
At 1890: UPlands, 6 l1-1Gd; Orleans, G 49,
I6I.
The Liverpool market for futures at noon
was qniet and steady; Jsnuary-Fe bruary,
8 % SD; February March, 64i; March.
june, &, 6 20 32i; June-July, is led;
July-Augusi, 6 81 sd.
At 4: February March, 25-32d. Man
chester yarns and fabrics quiet and steady
At 5: April May, 6sd; July-August, I'd
Futures closed steady
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grades scarce; canned goods firm and IN
changed.


changed.
/ COFFEE Ordinary, I1sl2c; fair. Iz1Ic; prime
Z IKE; choice, l49li1zc-
{ SCGAR-Louisiana open kettle. 7Izas1fc: vel
low:clarfed. eag14c; on white clarified, 95<qg4c;
pure white. 954al0c; cut loaf, 1I1zc; granulated,
MoLASSEs-Louisiana common to fair, 45a55c;
good 70 prime, 5S96oc; strictly prime to choice
FRUITS Oranges-Louisiana. s. 5OgI3 per bar
rel; s94 10 per case per box s. JO95 20; Florida
Lemons. 81 25g@I 90 a box; Aessiua, 81 5Oa5.
GGGoapgts firm az g hundred Pc n alSI
white, 51zc; roasted. 21ze higher; shelied, 16c.
Almonds, zoe Texas pecsns. l0al4c; Arkansas,
ers, Sc so; Imuerial, s. SC; Asiatc, 81 so. Figs.
African, 7tzesc per pound; golden, 9gloc.
Brandy T.5gy eheI ne 81 per dozen; -
store medium, 81 5Oa5 by the barrel; good to
fancy, $500 50 Michigan dried apples, &C per
pals. New iellies, 10 r1Ic in pals New pickles
medium barrels. s9g9 Is; half barrels s. 5og5 10
Peaches. lbs, standard, 81 eoe2; seconds. 81 81
tomatoes lbs g % lbs 81 90 strawberIies q 5o
ss SCI ~ pums 81 %; pears 81 5ogl 90 extra
81 GOAL 80 fun weight light weight, No l, &c No.
2 81 .; condensed milk. Crown. 81 40; Eagle
sALf-Per carload, 81 90; from store. 81 e5sI 20
per d barrel; coarse, Per sack 81 20; fine, 81 o.
By Telegraph.
BALTIMORE January T.-Coffee quiet;
Rio, carsoes, st49loc. sugar quiet; soft, 91Ie.
NEW York, January IL Coffee dull,
nominal and weak; Rio, cargOes, quoted at $40
lie. Sugar dull; fair TO good refining quoted at
ISEee7%c. MolpsSes steady, with a fair demand.
Rice-demand fair and market firm.
New ORLEANS, January 17.--Coffee-Rio,
9ne2 but ordinary sG PRIME s1 f2 s All
prime TO choice, 71z9E4c; yellow clarified slia
s5. Moasses quiet but firm common, $50 i3c lair,
SOC; fermenting 2g5c lower. according to quality
and condition. Rainy weather checked business.
VEGETABLES, GAME, EGGS, ETC.
Potatoes remain steady with fair demand, |
and prices held stiff; eggs scarce and higher, |
an demand good; game in light demand, |
and supply abundant; poultry in very light |
supply and stiff demand at higher prices
ETABLES-Potatoes, s. 25G3 80. Onions !
- per barrel. Cabbage, sl294 per hundred |
by the crate. New kraut-large barrels, sI39l4; |
medium. s9@l0; half b rrels, s5@6.
CIDER-Missouri, IS so per barrel, and 81 IS for |
half barrels; old orchard, S. 50; 81 20 for h If |
1a -rels.
GAME-veblson. carcass, &c; saddles, 66ssc per
pound. Ducks, s191 50 per dozen; squirrels,
l5c@sl per dozen. Rabbits 81 25@l 90 per dozen.
Quails. Sl1I % per dozen.
FISH-Maekerel-l2Ib kits, No. !, socasl; No. .
I59S5c; 15lbs, No. l, s1G1 10; No. 2, S5@95c; half
barrels, so lbs, No. l, 81 so; No. 2, S. TO- White
ish No l. per half barrel Sc 5O@6 IS: family 81 D
BOX, 23gSOc; North Carolina roe herring, half bar
P0ULTRY-Hens, sS@S SO; fine and large, So 80;
mixed, s. 50@5; dressed, 12,lc per pound by the
barrel. Turkeys scarce; dressed. 1}c in lots per |
'ound: alive, Sl0o14 per dozen. Geese, S.. Ducks
2 JOSS.
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HORSES AND MULES.

Good supply and no changes to report in
prices.
MCLES-Nc. dray mules 16 to 16,k. si75@225:
lag Co l6 SlS0@I75 Is 10 l51a, SI25Sl5o; az to
L., s10n@i25-
HORSES-Good driving, sl25@2o0: heavy draft,
none the market: saddle horses, s1i0@22j
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
sTEAMERs LEAVING.

THIS DAY.
Friars Point.-..-.JAlIEs LEE Lee, 5 pm.
White River HARD CASH. Postal, pm.
New Orleans. BAIoS RoUGE, BIxby, loan
Oseeola. ...--..-..-. CoAEoyA. Cooper, 5 pm
Cincinusti.--...ANDY BAUM. Yiuto1, pm.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.
COAL oIL-Wholesale lots at 10c per gallon.
BY Telegraph.

CLEVELAND, January 17.-Petroleum-
quiet W. no. &c.
PITrsBURG, January 17.-Petroleum fairly
active; United certificates firmer opened at sl14c
and closed at S3c; highest, S31{c. Refined, $685.
Philadelphia delivery.
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The following conditions Of all domestic
markets are cleaned from Cotton Exchange
bulletins of yesterday:
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.

Arkansas CIty-.DEAS ADAMS. Thursday pm.
It. Louis-.......--sTE- GESEvIEvE, Thursday, p.
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MEMPHIS BANK CLEARINGs.
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4 slight Improvement reported in corn
carloads of mixed sold at Use, 7S@c and Zoe,
respectively; one carload of mixed oats went
off at 55c, aud one CARLOAD of prairie hay
brought S. % per ton. Cornmeal continues
to command previous prices. Flour steady
and unchanged.
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EDUCATIONAL CHIPS.

Drawing has been made obligatory in the
third year of the regular High School
course in Boston.
TIE Onio State University opened in
September with an attendance of more
than 300 students.
language lessons have been introduced
In the st. Louis public schools with the in.
tentiol to cultivate in the pupils scientific
precision Of statement.
David f. Lyon, the new Hollis Professor
OF Divinity at Harvard, is 81 years old,
and has been going through systematic
course of study abroad.
The income Of the California University
for the current year is estimated at S97, sol.
The estimated expenses for the same
period are mentioned as S95, 100.
II is slid that the managers Of the pub.
lie schools in the District of Columbia have
long been working in the direction of the
substitution of teaching for examining.
Rochester University has a freshman
class of fifty.one members. The sophomore
class has three additions and the Junior
three ard the senior Glars has acquired
one mere student. 01e change in the text
books is the substitution Of Otto for Fas.
quelle.
Tne faculty of Trinity College, Hart
ford, has made change in the matter of
reduction of standing for absence and mis-.
conduct, by which a Students standing in
scholarship is severed from the record of
his attendance and scholarship.
Colby University has just opened her
doors to a freshman class of tbirty.eight
members, including two young women.
Recitations have been increased from thir-
teen TO fifteen hours week, and attend.
aace at church has been made compulsory.
The abolition of recess in the Albany
public schools and the change of school
hours to sessions of from to half past II
IN the morning, and from quarter past
to half past 5 In the afternoon, have proved
to be SO successful an experiment that the
Board have made them permanent. Pays
zeal, moral and social results have all been
excellent.
The Louisville School of Pharmacy is
now open to women, it's first young lady
student having recently entered with the
intention of iaking full course. A prac.
tlced chemist in louisville declares that
alter having employed both men and women
he is persuaded that the latter will make
the better drug clerks.
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We Have n Piece Of Property I'm the City
that is renting well, the wishes to exchange
for residence in the eastern part Of the city.
sWEETsER a ALSIP, sacramento.
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Flour is only SIG barrel at Idaho City.
Cheap!
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THE LAND OF MODIFY.
Put away the bauble and the bib,
Smooth out the pillows in the crib,
Snft1y on tho dayyu

Put away the bauble ana the bib,
Smooth out the pillows in the crib,
Softly on the down
Lay the baby's crown,
Warm around its feet
Tuck the little sheet
Snug as pea in pod
With yswn and gap,
And dreamy little nap
We will go, we will go
To the Landy andy pan6y
OF Noddy-oddy poddy,
To the Landy andy -pand
OF Noddy-pod.
There in the ShGdow-maker's tent,
After the twilight's soft descent,
Well lie down to dreams
OF milk in flowing streams
And the Shadow-maker's baby
Will lie down with US, may be,
On the soft messy pillow of the sod.
In a browse and doze,
All asleep from head 10 toes,
We will lie, we will lie
In the Landy-lndy- pandy
OF Noddy-oddy-pod
In the andy-andy.paud
OF Noddy-pod.
Then when the morning breaks,
Then when the lark awake.,
We will leave the drowsy dreams,
And the twink:rng, starry streams;
We will leave the little tent,
And the wonders in it pent
To return to our native sod
With whoop and skip,
Aud jump and flip,
We will come, We will come
From the Landy-andS candy
OF Nnddy-oddy-p Oddy,
From the Lauoy-andy-paud
OF No1dy-qed. -[St. Nicholas.
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We Have n NoderHiy Built Frame Dwell.
ing, with eight rooms; good, desirable Lot, well
improved, with Stable. viii exchange for a good
Ranch improvements are Ct not SO much conse-
quepcs as to have good land.
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$1,000 REWARD.

TIVE BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS OF
I San Francisco hereby offer reward of 81 900
for the arrest within six months from this date and
conviction OF person or persons found guilty OF
the crime of arson, in setting fire the 3lst Of
August. 1852, to the wood belonging to John T.
Cardwen and {. D. Christy. Said wood Was riled
on the north bank OF the American river. about one
and a half miles from Folsom, Sacramento county,
CAL GVE. TOuCHARD,
A. p. FLINT,
LOUIS JACOBY,
Committee on Arson
San Francisc, September IS 1892 % i,l0t
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SHOE PROPERLY,

ID n. JOHNSTON, A SCIENTIFIC, EX-
1Os perienced horseshoer, whose system is IN
universally approved, has found his businessM II
so much increased as TO demand larger quar-. y U
ters- He has remoy. from Fifth street to Fourth.
between and L, where he invites all true lovers OF
the horse and the proper treatment Of its feet to
call with their horscshoeing business. o34pIm
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100 Acres on C0sumncs. suitable for
Hops, Corn, Alfalfa, or all kinds of crops Pri e,
SIS, I0O.
ice Acres sauihe- Il OF City about {
miles: splendid farm for fruit or grain good
dwelling, barn, etc. Price moderate and terms of
payment easy.
Also
10 Acres adjsinIng above. being as fae
tract OF upland as Il in this c5unty. Price, S. 00G
Also
One OF the hest Yruif Farms In The
county has IL acres in orchard, acres in black
berries, acres in s'rawb rries, 25 acres in vine
yard good buildings; steam engine for pump
ing large reservoir for irrigAtiug situate aith
two miles OF two rar 'ad stations. Piice, SO OO0
A SmsII Place Of 10 Acres. One VILE Of
the city limits Price, =, $50.
Is Acres In Close Proximity OF the City
Good dwelling. cast $500; large Barn Fruit
Trees etc. Will producs Hops, Alfalfa, Is well
calculated for Vegetable Garden Price low and
terms OF payment made satisfactory.
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A Mr.. Cook, of Philadelphia, who died
IN 1916, in his will bequeathed 6 600 acres
OF Wild land near Foxourgh, Pa, to the
fennsyivania Hospital aud the Pen7syl-
wanna institute for the Blind. For years
these institutions have derived no income
from the gift, and have been satisfied by
the tact that it required no expenditure on
their part. a week ago, however, oil was
struck on the property, and there are hun
dreds OF applications for leases of the land.
The property is now estimated to be worth
from 8. 0O0. 000 to S.. 900, 600.
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lie leaped the first rampant and fell upon
his feet in the fosse he lesped the second
rampant, yet more daring and perilous
venture, and again fell upon his feet, with
out so much as losing hold of the Majors
sword. There was not time for the garri-
son to load peee, and 10 one was dis.
posed to pursue the Baron along the steep
way he had chosen. IL was considerable
detour from the interior OF the castle to the
outer rampant, and Trenck would have had
good hslf-hours start of his pursuers had
fortune, so far propitious, continued to
favor him. a sentry with a fixed
bayonet opposed him in a narrow passage /;
the Baron cut him down.
Another sentry ran after him; Trenek
attempted to jump over pslisade, but
caught his foot between two of the timbers
beyond all hope of eXtricatioD, seeing that
the unreasonable sentry held on to it with
logged persistence until aid arrived, and
thus our hopefal runaway was carried to
the castle and put under stricter surveil
lance than ever.
Lieutenant Bach, who every four days
mounted guard near him, was a very quar-
relsome fellow, and was always challenging
and slashipg his comrades. 0ne day this
terrible man, seated on Trenck's bed, was
recountlng to him how he had plnked
Lieutenant S9hell the evening before, when
| Trenck said to him:
If | were not a prisoner, you should
| not wound me with IMMUNITY, for / know
how to handle sword myself"
Bach immediately had foils brought, and
Trenck touched him on the chest. He left
the room 10 fury without saying word,
aud presently came back with cavalry
sabers, offering one of which to Trenck, he
said:
:" Now, my hectoring blade, we shall see
what you can do
The Baron protested agsiust it Bach in
sisted they fought, and the Baron gave
Bach wound IN the right arm. Throwing
aside his saber, the disabled man instantly
embraced Trenck, crying out
| 1ou are my master, friend Trenck
you shall have your liberty as sure as my
name is Bach"
| Talking the matter over with him after.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The written injunction Of Aurora Young,
before committing suicide in st. Louis, was,
BURY me with my brown dress on"
Philadelphia journal considers the
question whether babies milk should be
boiled, and New York contemporary ex-
presses ignorance that babies have any milk.
Washington Post: The country conf
IDENTIFY looks to Congress to create good
civil service law, and the people are not In
temper 70 stand great deal of fooling
about It.
New York Star: They say that President
Arthur is being importuned TO pigeon-hols
Howard Carroll In some Of the foreign mis-
sions or consulships. He should be put out
of harms way.
In the Jduradt de TherdpeItique the state.
ment is made by Prof. Noeard that pilocar
pin, a drug upon which the medical faculty
had built their hopes as a cure for hydro
phobia, exerts no beneficial influence upor
that malady.
Philadelphia Press Mrs. Laboucher,
| proves to have had special and persona
purpose in her trip to thio country, which
clouds In come degree disinterested beneVo
lence for Mrs. Langtry, TO which, in her In.
terviews, she has attributed her voyage.
Philadelphia Record: Since Garfield was
deitghted and instructed by the CORES
p0ndence Of Dorsey, what right have his
friends to complain Dorsey was much
closer 10 Garfield than themselves and be
took Dorsey's advice good deal oftener.
An expedition has been sent by the New
Orleans Times 10 explore the Everglades OF
Florida, and especially to investigate Lake
0keechobee, lying in the heart of the great
swamp. The project Of draining tho region
into the Gulf of Mexico, and thus turning
II into tillage for cane, oranges, and other
tropical products is talked Of by capitalists
Philadelphia Times: The Now York Sen.
ate Committee on "corners" has examined
| number Of the leading stock gamblers who
make and profit by Corners" Now lei
the committee hunt up and examine tn,
| multitude Of lambs that come up 10 b,
sheared by "corners" and let them tell thei
story. They know most about how tn
| thing works.
Baltimore Sun General Newton Marti
Curtis, having yesterday paid his 81 600 I'm
for collecting political assessments fron
otfice-holders, knows to-day, probably, no,
It ia himself TO have handsome percent
age taken off his salary by superior author
ity. He will be able to sympathize wit
some 100, 600 of his felow-men tho like hil
voluntarily paid out their money under dil
compulsion.