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PROVISIONS.

Hog products very firm, with fair demand I;
bulk meats show an advance, with other arti-
Giles stiff. The indications are favorable to an
increased demand Fresh meats are in good
supply and prices unchanged. Butter and
cheese continue firm for choice grades; lower
grades dull.
DUTrER-Common, 2o922c; Kentucky, 1sa24c.
Western, 26@3Oc; fancy dairy, so@SIc; New York
Goshen. S793sc; creamery, 4794ss
CHEESE-New factory at 10@l01ac per pound
half cream, ll1E@l2c; Jul cream, 15c; Young
America. l59l51Sc.
FRESH MEAT-Beef-fore-q usrtars, 2@4c; hind
half barrels. Hogs, 6asc baek6ones lose; spare
ribs sgsc; sausage, SIC. Mutton, 596c by the
MESS PoRK-sl9 per barrel; sugareured hams,
SlS breakfast bacon, Sl3 per cwt.
BACON-Packed-clea sides, nominalIy $40 rs;
clear rib. $40 5O shoulders 80 so; loose, l28e per
BULK MEATs-Paeked-clear Sides SO 75@
S12; clear rib, - 5o9s 629 shoulders, s.; loose.
EARD-Tierce, sl2; kegs, SO so; 2OIb pals, sls;
10-lb pals, s13 %; 8 ID tins, slS 80.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, January 20.-Pork weak; new
mess is quoted at Sl7 6215@l7 75. Lard heavy;
prime steam, 1l.241a9l4.35c.
New ORLEANS, January 20.-The market
is bare of pork, dry salt meats and bacon. Lard
quist refined tieree weak, 111zc keg higher I21zc
ST. LOUIS, January 20.-Butter - dairy,
;o@25e; creamery, S594oc Eggs firm. Ole Pork
higher sl7 % cash and bid February; 81 923z bid
March, Lard higher, Sll 10. Dry salt meats
higher, G, 6.15, SIS, 80 9, el59s.a5c. Bacon
frmer, * l0910szc
LOUISVILLE, January 20.-Pork strong
and higher, SIS 50@l9. Lard-prime steam nomi-
nal. Bulk meats strong and higher: shoulders
65sc; clear rib 9991 SC; clear sides, $50. Bacon
frmer; shoulders, none; clear rb l0{c; clear,
lT4e. Sugarcured hams, I21zc.
CINCINNATI January Pork firm.
sl7 70. Lard-demand fair and prices higher,
11.1uc. Bulk meats higher; shoulders firm; clear
nib, &C. Bacon quiet but firm: shoulders, re;
clear nib, 1oisc clear, 1o5sc Butter firm; choice
western reserve, Bic; choice central Ohio, 25c-
CHICAGO, January 20-Pork strong, higher
Hnd nnsettea NJ eoe 20 March; 81 = Ap51
February, 11.S21z9l1.s5e March, ll55gll. t71zc
April Bulk meats strong and higher: shoulders, |
exc: short rib, elOc; short clear, 9.s5e.
Gaa-Pork easier 81 47Lz9i7 50 February,
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| Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans Down: Chatts
hooehie, Pittsburg TO New Orleans.
/ PITFSBURG, January 20.-Soon-River feet
and mild NightERirer feef inches on the gsuse
and falling Weather cloudy and mild
! EVANSVILLE, January 20.-NOon-RiTer fall
and miider; thermometer, - 70 30. Down: SAN
Brown and tow Night-River falling, with 20 ~
feet on the gauge. Weather cloudy and mild; Their
mometer, 407 Arrived: Cons Millar Cincinnati
: pm.
ST. LOUIS, January 50-Noon-Riyer falling
srTTai or depsTu foud r fg Pe sP9Gt s
ionary, with j feet 3 inches by the gauge.
siHsh. Arrived CITY of VicksburE, Vicksbtrs.
Departed; City Of Helena, Memphis,
NEW ORLEANS, January 2O.-Westher clear and
pleasant; thermometer, zoe. Arrived; Bigley and
Chouteau, from Memphis. VIII arrive 70 night and
return tomorrow. The Golden Rule IS loading to
depart to,morrow evening Tor Cincinnati The
Bigey and bargcs vii. return to St Louis to-mOr-
row noon
LOUISVILLE, January 20.-Noon-River falling,
with p feet inches IN the canal, and 70 feet 3
inches in the chute on the falls Weather cloudy
and moderating Night-Piver falling with p feet
IN tie canal, and 10 feet inches in the chute on
the falls Weather cloudy end milder. Charles
Morgan, New Orleans to Cincinnati. Arrived.
light for New Orleans, The James d. Parker is
due tonight from Memphis TO Cincinnati.
CAIRO, January 20--Soon Weather cloudy and
cool Arrived: J. Sharp Mcdonald, New Orleans.
midnight; Future City, New Orleans, q m Laura
l. Davis, New Orleans . AIN. Departed; J. sharp
Mcdonald, Louisville. am. Eight-River 10 feet
ter, TO- Arrived: Harry Brown, St Louis, pm
Andy Baum, Memphis, pm; Annie P. silver, St
leans, pm; Mary Houston, New Orleans, l pm
Andy Baum, Cincinnati, pm.
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE. U. s. A
MEMPHIS, TENN, January 40, 1852.
named:
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GENERAL NEWS.

Very soft weather.
A considerable quantity of very heavy
driftwood is running now.
Business somewhat brisk Notwithstanding
the wetness of the weather.
Receipts by river yesterday: 1l6 bales
cotton, and $50 sacks cotton-seed.'
The ferryboat John Overton will leave her
landing daily, at Z 80 O'Clock am. and 3 p. IN,
for Marion.
The Commonwealth, Captain Sam Nc
Pheeters, will take the Grand Towers day in
the st. Louis and Vicksburg Anchor-Line
trade, and will arrive here this evening en-
her way to Vicksburg.
The John A. Scudder, over five and half
days out from New Orleans, passed up for
st. Louis about noon yesterday, after dis
charging lot of salt and cotton-seed. She
had 400 tons for St. Louis.
Signal Service report: River 80 feet 10
inches-rise 6 inches during the "a hours
ending l :08 pm. yesterday. This report
shows the rise within feet and Is OF an
inch of the high water of 1867.
All advertisements of the ST. Louis and
Vicksburg Anchor Line were Withdrawn
from the St. Louis papers Tuesday, until the
weather moderates This looks like winter
was at last upon us in dead earnest.
The Belle Memphis, in from St. Louis late
night before last, added % tons freight for
the lower bends, and left Vicksburg at the
usual hour yesterday morning. The City of
Providence, also in late Thursday night from
Vicksburg, added here 200 bales eastern
bound cotton, and left for st. Louis yesterday
afternoon.
The Anchor Lines are deserving of great
credit for the prompt manner in which they
are sending out boats, notwithstanding the
heaye of floating ice which greatly on
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COURT SALE.
Supreme Court Sale of Real Estate.

In the Supreme Court of Tennessee at Jackson
Tennessee VS. Robertson Topp, and others
T N pursuance of the decree pronounced by the
4 Supreme Court OF Tennessee, at Jackson, iu
this cause, June 10, 1881, win offer for sale 10
the highest bidder, in front OF the Courthouse OF
Shelby county, in Memphis,
On Monday, February g. 1852,
the real estate mentioned and described in said de-
cree, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
pay and satisfy the decree against said lots respec
Phis, Shelby county Tennessee, and described
First Situate in the city of Memphis. Tennes-
see, and lying on the south side of Beae street
and north OF Jessamine street. it being all of lot
DIVISION except the following, to-wit: The LOT
sold the church lot off of the southwest corner
ton of Lauderdale and Besle streets and running
east with the south line of Beale street so feet to
street $50 feet to stake thence west and parallel
with Beale street so feet to the east line OF Lauder
dale street; thence with said east line $50 feet to
the beginning, Also that part of said lot sold
to George B. Peters off Of the southwest corner
east with the north line of Jessamine street is
feet 70 stake; thence north and parallel with
thence west and parallel with yessamine street 100
feet to the east line of Lauderdale street; thence
excepting the east 81 feet of said lot l. extending
from Beale to Jessamine street distance OF $50
feet, belonging 10 defendant Emma Topp.
Second. The east 81 feet of said lot extending
from Heale TO Jessamine streets, distance of $40
Third. Lots p and %. Block F. in the city OF
Memphis upon which the Gayoso House is built
and situated, at the northeast corner of Shelby
and Mccall streets and fronting on the east side OF
Shelby street 225 feet, and running back with the
north side of Mccall street TO the alley, with the
exception OF the ground floors and first stories of
stores Nos. 800 and s9s in said Gayoso House. and
on that part of said lot which begins ct the south
west corner of said house and runs
eats with the north line of Mccall
street l04 feet to stake; thence north 22 feet to
q stake; thence west to a stake; thence north IL
feet to stake thence west TO the west line OF said
house; thence south with the west line Of said
house 371z feet to the beginning.
Terms of Sale-Cash-
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

WHEELING, January 2o.-Noon-River Is feet 6
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Night-River l. feet inches, and falling. Weather
cloudy and thawing.
VICKSBURG. January 9.-River risen . inches.
with 40 feet inches by the gauge. Weather-rain-
ing; thermometer. 53o. Down: City Of Baton
Rouge, II am; L. P. Schenck, ? pm. Arrived
City of GIeenville, am.
CINCINNATI. January 2o-Noon-Riye- IS feet
1 inches and falling. Weather cloudy and thaw-
ing. Night-River IS feet inches, and falling
Weather cloudy and threatening. Departed:
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New York futures opened steady, with
slight advances in all months, excepting Feb
December off 5 points; at 10 80, steady, with
near months showing light advances, and
distant months declined; at II 80, easy, with
very little change; at 1890, easy, and all
months off 2 to points; at so, steady. with
near deliveries still advancing; at 2:30, steady,
and advances scored for the remainder of the
list; at 5, firm, January advanced and other
months l to 3 points. Market closed with
the list advanced 2 to points. near months
the favorites, and sales of $4,000 bales.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
Nv sER~ranh

New YORK, January 20.-The market pre-
sented no new features In wooden dress goods
there was consider=hle attention. with improved
sales. White goals. stnghams and quilts continue
very active. Pr.s1s doing better, with more bust
ness in shifting siyies. Cotton goods preserve the
same character of busiss ss last reported. Cot
tonades are in steady igquiry for small assort-
ments. Hosiery and underwear are in steady in
quiry and there Is better movement Wooden
goods are generally quiet The market is very
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sI7 675z March, 81 % April. Lard dull, weak and
lower: lll21c February. u-271zc March. II. 40a
ll421zc april
BALTIMORE, January 20.-Proyisions firm
eT, with an upward tendency. Mess pork SIS
esle = Bulk Ileats-shouldeTs and clear rib side
packed, 11zsG91xr. Observation-Disclosures. SIC; clear
nj sides, 1O54e- Hams, l25<9I31zc. Iard-refned
lkz4c Butter nm choice western, PacKed lSd iOc:
roll. 4o92sc. Eggs frmer, l942Oc; lined nominal.
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PELrRIEs. HIDES AND GATHER

Prime peltries are in good demand at full
quotations; trashy not wanted. The hide
market is dull. Nothing to report in other
articles.
'PELTRY-Mink lower; hunter raccoon-No.
l, SIC; No. ., Zoe; No. 3. sc; No. L. Zoe:
country raccoon-No. /, 4oc; No. 2 25e; No.
;. l0c; eased mink-No. l, 40c; No. =, 20c
No. s, loo; cased otter-No. /. Sc; No. 3 81;
No 3, g; No; 81; open otter, 81 SO; beaver-No.
/, 50; No 3 81 No. g. 81; No 4, soc; musk rat 10c
wild cat, IO925e; house cat, 1Oc; opossuIn. 10c;
black cased skunks-No !, 65c; No. >, 40c; striped
skunks, 10935c; caSed fox-No. l, 40c; bearskin 81
G6; sheepskins, 25@15c; dry deerskin. per pound
4Oc; green deerskin, per pound, Ice.
HIDES. ETC.-No. dry flint hides 12@16c: No.
dry hides. 12@1Sc: dry salt hides I1@12c; No. 1
green salt hides, 6@Sc; Nc. green salt hides, &c
green hides, 515@6c; deerskin lower; choice 35c;
common, 259S0c; beeswax-prime yellow, 1Sc;
tailow o.: ginseng, per pound, 81 so; prime
feathers, 40c.
LEATHER-Oak sole, 37C94Oc; hemlock, 27@3Oc
per pound; harness, 36940c; skirting, 37egi0c;
French calf, Sl0@60 per dozen; domestic calf, $500
40 per dozen.
WooL-Tubwashed, Sc; unwashed, 1s@asc;
bury lONIl6e.
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MEMPHIs BANK CLEARINes.


HARIS, January ZO-kentes, 81. 4Uc.
LONDON. January 20-Coasols, 100 Sic;
account, 100 l6; rs, M; Illinois Cen Cen
Central, 1857; Erie, 431s Erie seconds. l02 Read
ing 81.
New YORK, January 20-Money, 3@5
per cent, closing at per cent Prime mercantile
paper 697 per cent. Sterling exchange-bankers'
bonds irregular and unsettled. Railroad bonds in
light request on a moderate volume of business
ton opened irregular; the changes, however
were all fractional compared with the
closing prices OF yesterday, except for Missouri
in the early dealings sold down Is Il per cent the
latter for Denver and Rio Grande, while Richmond
and Allegheny declined 21s per cent to 30H A
mond and Allegheny Reading and New Jersey
Central were most conspicuous. In the early part
OF the afternoon under heavy pressure TO sell,
decline recorded ranging from "a to ~ per
cent the latter for Denver and Rio Grande; New
Texas. Western Union, Texas Pacific and Wabash
preferred were also prominent in the downward
movement. subsequently the general list
latter for Union Pacific; but in the late dealings
the market made rapid advance to the close,
selling up 1855 per cent, the latter for Reading
New Jersey Central, Texas Pacific, Union Pacific
New York Central, Denver and Rio Grande, Lake
Shore, Erie and Michigan Central were also promi-
Transactions aggregated 6l00O shares, of which
there were of Canada Southern II0O Central Pacific
l2,20O, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 10000,
Denver and Rio Grande 100 900, Erie SO 900, Han
nibal and st. Joseph 1900 Kansas and Texas 1900
Lake Shore 10000, Louisville and Nashville $780,
Michigan Central 500, Memphis and Charleston
1900, Missouri Pacific $500 Northwestern 800
New jersey .tral 40 900. New York Central 81 0O0
Northern Pacific 1900, Ontario and Western $500,
st. Paul and Omaha 500, Texas Pacific I2.OOO
Union Pacific 10 600. Wabash Pacific 6,O00 West
ern Union 4 Oo9 illinois Central 200. East Ten
Closing quotations were as follows
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
The City of New Orleans is due up Sunday
evening for st. Louis.
The Anchor-Liners tomorrow morning
are the Commonwealth for Vicksburg, and
the Gold Dust for st. Louis.
The Marlin Speed, Captain J. J. Darragh,
will be found in port this morning, and
leaves this evening at o'clock for all points
on Arkansas river. Charles Musselman
and Will Darragh are her clerks.
The Annie P. Silver, Captain Henry
Keith, is the Anchor-Liner for New Orleans
at o'clock this evening. She takes business
for all intermediate landings, and has COM
Portable accommodations for passengers
Green Shields is chief secretary.
Captain Milt Harry's beautiful Josie
sails for White river as usual this evening,
taking business for all points on that stream
and upper tributaries, making close connec-
ton at Jacksonport with the Milt Harry and
other Iight-draft packets for upper White
and Black rivers. ]. G. Wyckoff is in the
Office.
Cairo, Evansville, Louisville, Cincinnati
i'm fact all points between Memphis and
Cincinnati-will be represented this evening
by the James w. Gaf, in command of that
prince Of good fellows Captain Bob Wise,
whose motto is always "Let Joy be uncon-
fined" Mr.. James Surtees is business man.
ager, assisted by Galley and Hendrickson.
Captain Dick Lightburne, at his Monroe
street office, will give all desired informa-
ton, furnish staterooms, etc.
The New Mary Houston, Captain Charles
Miller, is billed to pass down at 9 O'Clock
this morning for New Orleans, and will take
business for all intermediate points. Her
accommodations are second to no packet run
ming between Cincinnati and New Orleans,
and she has well-earned reputation for
promptness and safety. Her ofice is in
charge OF Elliott Miller, assisted by Frank
Miller, all clever gentlemen. Her cabins
and living department are in charge of
William Bryant celebrated for his pro-
fciency in catering to the most fastidious
appetitss. Captain AID Storm, at the Anchor
Line wharfboat, will arrange preliminaries
previous TO the boats arrival.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS
COAL olL-Wholesale lots at 1Oc per gallon
By Telegranh.

COAL oIL-Wholesale lots at 1Oc per gallon
BY telegraph.
CLEVELAND, January 20.-Petroeum firm
s.w. no, &C.
PITTsBURG January 20.-Petroleum active;
United certificates excited; opened at SIZE, adj
vaneed to s61Sc, and closed at s6c Sales O06 OOO
HOUSE-BUlLDING MATERIALS.
Bricks, lime and cement are quiet at for
mer prices, and nails hold to the recent ad
vance.
NAILS-S3 so per key.
BRfcKS-HaFd, SO 50; soft 60 a thousand: fire.
brick. al 80 hundred.
LIME AND CEMENT-Alabama lime 3-bushel
barrel, 95c@sl barrel; Tennessee, % bushel bar
rel, S59s90c; Louisville cement, 81 70G1 - barrel;
Rosedale cement, 81 80 barrel; Portland So
Plaster of Paris, s. So
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RAILWAY RECORD.
,RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS


Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Trains move follows: Mail leaves daily. ex
cept Sunday. At 400 pm. freight leaves daily at
$50 am Mail arrives daily, except sunday, at
am. freight arrives daily at $40 pm.
Memphis and Little Rock-Trains move
as follows: Passenger No. 1 leaves daily at 3:53
pm passenger No. leaves daily at 40 N. (;
freight leaves daily, except Sunday. at $50 am.
Passenger No. arrives daily At 10 % pm. pas
senger No. arrives daily at O-iO a. freight az
rtyes daily. except sunday, at $50 pm
Memphis and GharIesfOn-Traius move
follows, city time Mail and express leaves
daily at II % pm; fast mail and express leaves
daily a. lJ:2j am. SOmersille accommodation
leaves daily, except sunday at4:25 pm. Mail and
express arrives daily at $50 am. fast mail and
express arrives daily at 9:10 pm; SOmervfIIe
commodation arrives daily, except sunday, at
$40 am.
Louisville aud NaShViIie-TIains move
as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at 10 am.
leaves at 1880 pm; mail leaves daily at 30
Am; Brownsville accommodation leaves daily,
except sunday, at :j5 pm. mail arrives daily at
$50 pm; Brownsville accommodation arrives
daily, except sunday, 1T $50 am
ntSstssfppi and Ienuessee-Trsins move
as follows: Mail leaves daily at l2:S5 pm.
Sardfs accommodation leaves daily, except Sunday,
AZ $50 pm; freight leaves daily, exceI Sunday,
III s :25 Mail arrives daily al $50 Sardis
accom- modahOn arrives daily, except Sunday, at
s. 30 m; freight arrives daily, except sunday, at
3 30 nm
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To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness early de-
cay loss of manhood, etc. Will send Iecio e that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This reat
remedy was discovered by & missionary in South
America. Send self-sddressed envelope to tn
Rev JOSEPH T. Imam Station D., New,York City
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.


Business at the banks yesterday was very
quiet. Scarcely any new loans are made, though
quotations for money remain unchanged-6(G
s per cent. discount. There was no movement
in securities yesterday, but it is reported that
within day or two the Water Company
will put about 100000 bonds on the
market to be held at par and accrued
interest. A sale OF 5000 worth OF stock was
recently made at par. Exchange New
York and principal Eastern points, dis
count buying; / discount on days, and
premium selling; and exchange on New
Orleans : discount buying, and par sell
ing. Bank stocks quoted as fol-
lows Bank of Commerce, 120; Union
and Planters, I25; State National, 120;
Manhattan, I6O@130; First National, 100;
German National, 205GY0. Insurance
stocks-Home Insurance Company of Men,
phis, 60; Bluff City, $1,000; Peoples, 94@96;
Planters, los; Phoenix, S0982; fernando,
II5G1lI74; Memphis City, S3985. Other
stocks and bonds rule at the following quo
tations: Shelby county bonds, 6 per cents,
1O1G9l02; City promise bonds, undisput-
ed, 60@624; tainted, 40@45; past-due cou-
pons from undisputed bonds, 80; from faint
ed, $1,000; old bonds, 30933. Ledger bal
snces and Nicolson paving scrip, 25G926.
Memphis gas stock, 79980; do. bonds, $50
SO. Mississippi levee scrip or coupons OF
District Ne. ], 11CI12. Mississippi and Ten
nessee stock, rs; first mortgage bonds, 100;
do. second mortgage bonds, 118@120. Mem
phis and Little Rock first mortgage bonds,
ll09l12. Memphis and Charleston consols,
ll2(aI14.
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HORSES AND MULES.

Fair supply on the market, but bad weather
causes dull business.
MULES-No. dray mules, IL to 1872 sI75@225;
Is, s101@I25.
HoRsEs-Good driving, sl25@2OO; heavy draft,
plugs, S4Od75
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HOUSE-BUlLDlNG MATERIALS.
LIVE STOCK AND HOGS.

The supply of cattle for the past week has
been fully equal to the demand, as trade has
been somewhat slow in consequence of the
weather. Prices are firm as quoted for all
grades OF cattle, and the prospects good for
the market to be strong aud active in the fu-
ture. Receipts OF hogs are light, and the de-
mand active at prices quoted. Supply of
sheep light and the demand stronger than
last week.
=, CATTLE-Choice native and Texas fed cat
tie, per pound 412@5c; good native and Texas
eorn-fed, per pound, 4g412c; medium native and
Texas eorn-fed, per pound. 3L494e; smooth, lat
oxen. we Ching 1000 to 1900 pounds. per pound,
314@354c; rough steers and cows in good eondi-
ton, per pound 21a93c; fat heifers and cows, per
pound 3@312c; choice grass cattle, 31zG4lzc; fair
to medium grass cattle, s9SAc; scalawag and
common, 1A@2l4c.
sHEEP-Choice. per h. s15@41zc; medium, per
ID. 3a314ci common, per head, slsl So
LAMBS-Choice, per head. S3@3 so; medium,
S2a2 80.
HoGs-Choice corn, per ID, 614@7c; medium,
@Ji4e: common, 4a5c.
COWS AND CALVES-Milch cows with young
calves per head, s5a35 yearlings. per head. si97.
BY Telegraph
ST. LOUIS, January 20.-Hogs active and
higher; very light shipping. s. 7O@6 Workers. So Is
g6 :1 packing, 90 l3@6 60; butchers to fancy,
50 75G7- Receipts. 300. Shipments, 200.
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.


New York spots opened quiet and nomin-
ally unchanged; at 1890, easier, when spin
ners took l04 and spectators 200 bales; at
2:l0, easy, with sales of $50 bales to exporters
and 203 bales to spinners reported; at s. easy,
and the market closed with sales of 1926 bales;
contracts, 400 bales. No change in the price
list
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COTTON.

The legal market opened and closed firm,
but there was very light demand. in which
spinners alone participated. Sales, Us bales,
all to spinners.
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New Orleans futures opened steady; at II,
easy; at ~, steady; at 80, quiet and steady
at 2:30, steady; at 3. quiet and steady,
closing with the price list advanced to
points, and sales OF I26, 200 bales
Months Yesterday Thursday
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WHISKY. ETC.


No changes to report in prices, and bust
ness is quiet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 9oe@s1 so; straight, 81 so
al, according TO age.
WlNES-1mpDrted Port, 81 5094; sherry, l 50@4
champagne-American extra dry, S7taS: Piper
Heidsieck, S23925; Mumm's extra dry, s25@27
elaret So 55G7 per box Catawbs, cases. 81 5066.
BRANDIES-Cognac. s59lO; peach, 81 50@3 so;
apple, S2@3 50.
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, January 20.-Whisky firm,
81 171&
ST. LOUIS, January 20.-Whisky steady,
81 IL
LOUISVILLE, January 20.-Whisky steady,
ST. Is.
CHICAGO, January 20.-Whisky steady,
81 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, January 20.-Whisky-
western rectified, S191 10
CINCINNATI, January 20.-Whisky firm
81 10; combination sales of finished goods, go
barrels on basis of 81 16.