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WHISKY. Etc.
WHIsKY-Straight bourbon, 81 5O9S;

WHIsKY-Straight Bourbon, 81 5O93;
rye, 81 50@7.
WIsEs Imported port, 81 50@e; sher-
~, 81 50@6; ebampagne-Americau ex-
ira, sos; Piper Heids'ck, S25@27;
Mumm's extra dry. S29@31; Roederer, 500
OBI; We. Ciiquot, S31G933; %claret, s. 1850
Ii per box; Cstawbs, S4@5 per case.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, November 20.-Whisky, 81 10.
CHICAGO, ILL, November 20.-Whisky, 81 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. November 2J.-Whisky,
$l91 25.
CINCINNATI, O., November 30 Whisky,
81 O9; finished goods, basis of 81 %.
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HoUsERDL.D sUPpEIEs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., yello ~ oUGz 30
per 52rrel. Potatoes-lrisA, northern, 81 65
al IS packed. Cabbage-Chicaso. 5000
per 100, retsil. kraut, brls, S5@5 90; half
brls, ~ 1908. Garlic, 40@80c per 100.
APPLEs-Apples, loose, 81 5093. Dried
apples, 203c per pound from store. Dried
peaches, 3@5c from store. Pickles, me-
4 90; pint Jars. 81 % per dozen; quart
jars, ST 1902 per dozen. Kraut, in bar
rolls, s. 5o16; half barrels, IS 25@S 20.
FRUIT-Orsneas. Louisiana, IS % per
box. Lemons, S. 5g95 per box. Bananas,
Sl@2 80 per bunch. Cocoanuts, $ 5094
per 100. Peanuts-Virginia, s6@7c;
Tennessee, farmers stock, 23c; re-
cleaned, 3!@4lc; roasted, 24c high
er; shelled, 10e. Almonds, 1870
26c. Chestnuts-green, 12!c; dry, 15c.
Texas peeaus, l0@15c; Arkansas, 4@6c.
English walnuts, lZc; Naples, l6c. Fill
oerts, lac. Brazil nuts, Sc. Raisins Lon
on layers, s. 1898; Imperial, SO 75@4.
Brandy cherries, SS93 25 per dozen.
CIDKR-Missouri, 81 so per barrel and
81 70 Der halt-bsrrels; Kentucky barrels,
70 50@7; Kentucky half-barrels, 81. Vine
gar, lie per gallon.
PouIRTY-Chickens, 81 25@2 so. Tur-
keys, Sl2@15; dressed turkeys, 15c per ID. ;
geese, 81 60j ducks, So.
FIsH-Mackerel, half hrls, No. /, S59
5 %; No. 2, S3@3 %; No. 5, 81 5092 IS;
10 10 kit No. ], soc; No. ,, zoe; 15-lb, No,
8, 60c. Dry herrings, fSmily, sec per box.
GAME-Venisnn, whole, 5@6c; saddles,
7@9c; bear, 5@l0c; wild turkeys, 5Uc@S1
Wild ducks. I'll 50S2 90; squirrels, 75c@
81 rs; qusils, 81 Is; prairie chickens, 81.
Fish, 597c per pound.
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RAILWAY STOCKS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

,4smphls CITY --------..--.-. --....--1O @lO2
Memphis and Charleston e5nsols.- .....-. los G
Memphis and Little Rock LIST mort. Ss-...lOS a112
mississippi and Tennessee con soils A.......ll5 dll7
Aississlrrl and Tennessee cnnsols r. So az 81
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Att Is WEALTH -DR. Z. C. WKsr',
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specific for Hysteria. Dizziness, Convulsionss
Fits, Nervous Neuralgia. Headache. Nervous
Prostitution. caused BY the use of alcohol or to-
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ing Of the Brain, resulting in insanity and lead
ing to misery, decay and death; Premature Old
Involuntary Losses and Spermaterrhea. caused
by oyer-exe-tion Of the brain, seif-sbuse or over
indulgence. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 = boz, or six boxes for IS, sent by
mail prepaid, On receiptef price. We guarantee
six Boxes to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived BY rs for ak boxes, accompanied with IS,
We viii send the purchaser eur written guarantee
10 refund the money if the treatment does not
effect q cure. Gunrantses issued only by A.
RRNKkRT / co., Druegiats, Memphis. Tenn.
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HID Is AND PsLCRY.

Woot-Choi5e washed, 2Gc per ID; IN
washed, 10@23c; unwashed bury, 10tdl
Ice; clear bury. 16@22c. Market weak.
HIDEs-Dry flint No. l., 164c; No. z.
Isle. Dry salted, 10@llc. Dead green, Ga
&c. Green sailed, 7@84c. Tallow, 606Ao
Bseswax. 22M26c. Market firm.
ST. LOUIS, MO, November 20.-Wool steady
tub washeI. 269Sle; unwashed, 12@24e; Texas
10 l23Hc.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 2O.-Wool
quie-, prices steady and unchanged; coarse I'M
washed combing and delai re, 27@lSe.
BOSTON, MASS, NOvembe- % -Wooli in mod.
crate demand bue price steady and firm; Chic
ira fleece, Sl93l11c; unwashed, 2l925e; pulled
2593Sc.
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THE COTTON

The local market opened and closed
eteady, with duotationp unchanged; sales,
5000 bales, 500 bales to exporters and 200
to spinners. Weeks sales is, 800 bsles, of
which $3.50 were to exporters and l0,500
to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
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OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. A., [
MEMPHIS, TENS., November 20, ISIS, l Pm. !
The following observations are taken at
sl stations name d az 75o meridian time, which is
| hour faster than Memphis time:
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New York futures opened quiet ana
firm, and closed firm. with sales of SO. 900
bales. The closing quotations were az toll
lows, as COMPARED With the previous day:
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CHANCERY SALE
az EAE ESTAT e.

ETA h ES E@.
No $751;. R.-chsnc..- Court e; Shelby Shelby s co
State of Tennessee vF. se. zee for sale,
pY virtue of an interlGeutory o.~- ~ OF
d entered in the above cause on tho ,7,n
auction, to the highest bidder. in front of the
Clerk and Masters office, courthouse Of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, December IL, 1855,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:,
north side Of Beale street, and running back be-
tween parallel lines $40 feet. More particularly
described "a follows: Beginning at point on the
north side fBeale street 372 feet east of the north
east corner of Desoto and Beale; thence east
wi h the porth side of Beale street "a feet; thence
north go feet; thence west q feet; thence south
$50 feet to the beginning. Sold as property of sa-
rsh Zanoni.
Lot 9, block IS, fronting 60 feet on the west eide
of Dtsoto street, between Vance and Elliott, and
running back between parallel lines 2lS feet;
Sod as property of r. II. Hargraves, Edmond
Lot i, block 42,frontiug 80 feet on the east side
of Csusey street, and running back between par
sIlel lines = teet. Sold as property of EliZabsth
Mu so and others.
Lofts block 81: Beginning on the east side OF
Turley ST. Get 80 feet south from the south side of
Be lie street.; thence with the east side of Turley
street tout1 80 ieet; thence east 30 feet; thence
ning. Sold as the property Of Lucy Z. Ammo
nette and others
Lot !, block IS, fronting 81 feet on the north
eide of South street, between Desoto and Elliott,
and running back between parallel lines 100 feet.
Sold as the proper y of johanna Peters and others.
Terms of Saloon a credit of six mon his; note
with security bearing interest requiIed; lien re
5. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk aud Master.
By J. ". Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
F. II. x Q. W. Heiskell, Solicitors.
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NEW ORLEANS, LA, November @-Sight
exchange on New York, par; bankers s~tsriies,
sSaH.
LONDON, November aO.-Conrols loo 5-le for
neasy and 1907 for the accounts; Atlantic and
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LIvE-SroCR ga

CArrLE.-Corn-fed, none received. Grass
Choice, 3@39c; good, S394c; fair to
medium, 23@34 ;; common, 14021c.
HoGs-Cnoice light, 125 to $50 pounds,
3494c; choice heavy, no demand; COM
mon, 3i@31c
SHEEP Choice sheared, 33@4c; medi-
um, S@34.; common, SlC9l 90; choice
lambs, s4(94 80.
KANSAS CITY. MO, November N.-The Live
Stock Indicator reports: Cattls-receipts, 1886
porters, S 65s5 20; GOOD to choice shipping, 81 70
Is; I .ir to good, A21g4 IS; stockers and fee ers,
s2soaS q; cows, s2g3 25; .rss Texas steers, s. 10
2203 head opened stea fy CLOSING loc lower; good
70 choice common to medium IS Ae
o 10 :nsePttr o 81 ~ 81 n 81 Sn.pmenIs' II Io ne
dunn, 81 50a2; sealawags, 50a75c each.
ST. LOUIS. NO., November 20..Cattle-re-
ceipts. 400 head; shipment, 90 head; sup
ply very SO rec, and local demaud a good deal in
excess of the supply; native shipping steers, 81
e5 Is; native butch RS, So 50a4 So, cows and
hcifers. q 2ga : :; ;o st9c g and feeders; 9 5 5SS
head; shipments, 5000 cad; higher and active;
York.rs, s 55@3 60; packing. s. 1898 90; butch
eTs', 50 $50. IS; Sheep receipts, 1890 head'
shipments, 500 head steady for good grades
common to medium S2a2 TO; good to choice,
g 15@3 .; lambs, 81 5O@S 50; Texan sheep,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 9th Drouers'
Journal reports: Cattle-receipts, 1900 head
sh pments, 1900 head; market stronger; ship
s. cows, bulls and mixed, 81 so 30; through
Texas cattle steady, 81 60lt3 20; - eStern ran. ers
steady; natives and hslf-breeds, 20 I 60 cows,
81 90a3 %: winte ed Texans, sos 70; 81 Montana
steers, 1l6S pounds. So 95. hogs-rtc ipts, 5000
head; Shipment, 1000 head market slow, clos
packing and shipping, So 20. 05; light weights,
SS3 593 60; skips, 81 1893 25.. She p-receipts,
5000 head shipments; 500 head; marset steady;
o. %; lambs, S3d4 80.
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JOHN Z.
Q Madison Street,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS DE-
STOCKS AND BONDS.
FINANCE.

The discount rate fol money at the banks
is 8 per cent The Clearinghouse report is
ss follows:
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The following are tie wholesale prices
of lumber in this market:
PoplAR-t in, 1st and Sd clear, $1S@21
II and z in; LIT ind I'd. clear, S22@24;
common board, S10@12 so; siding strips,
Ike, face measure, 1st and I'd clear, S22
ceiling, 1x6 H., LIST aud I'd, $40; dressed, l,
Ii and 2 in, 1st and I'd, S2S@30; common
dressed, l in, $l4@15.
Lkrs-Poplsr g; cypress, 81 50.
TIMBER-Popisr, S5tSy; cypress $500;
cottonwood, $2@3; gum. 1908 30; oak, IS
as; ash, S698; black walnut, S20950.
YELLOW PINE, II and 2 in, 1st and
I'd, $10924; dressed, $50; flooring, 5 and 6
in, $25; flooring, 3 aud 4 in, $27 80: 21
flooring. S22 50; heart step lumber, $3.50,
40; I ceiling, S25i 5 ceiling, $22 so; I cell
ing, SIC.
AsH-lst and I'd clear, 1 to 8 in., S200
%; common, S11@13 so,
CYPREss-1, II and 2 in, 1st and I'd
clear, s2S@25; common, SIS; fencing, 1x6,
loft, $16.
CoTToEwooD-1 to 8 il. mill ruu, culls
out, S10@1I.
Rrn GgH-2ds, s1s@19; common, So
@10.
SHINGLEs-No. /, sawed or shaved,
81 %; sawed or shaved saps, s..
BLACK WALNUT-lst and I'd, l, IL and 2
in, S65@75; common, $35 5000; culls,
sI8925.
OAK-1 to 4 in, 1st and I'd, $20@22,
] and 9 in. SS0l2.
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S inches on the falls. Business dull. Weather
Weather cold and cloudy.
NKw ORLEANS, November 20.-Night-
Departed: Henry Lourey and barges. st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, November 20. - Noon -
River II feet 4 inches en- the gau-e and ia ling.
P~IrTsBuRG, November 20.-Noon-River
5 feet 2 inches and rising. Weather clear and
cold.
WHEELING, WA, November 20.-Noon
River s feet 9 inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and cold.
CNcINNATI. November 20. Noon
River Il feet5inehts and falling. Weather cloudy;
thermometer 49,.
CAIRO, November 20.-Noon-River %
fee. 8 inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived; City of Providence, St. Louis, Z
pm; Port Es6s and barges, New Orleans, {
nm; City of Baton Rouge, ct. Louis, 8 am (;
Will S. Hays, Louisville, noon; Chas. Morgan.
New Orleans, no n. Dersrted: City of Provi-
dorc -. ioirdt; viii S Hays, New Or
leans: nooa Gig Of Basv- S.s and fallips,
noon. N~isEt-River& feet . ,ps-- Wv, ST.
Weather clear and cool. AtrtSedf -
Louis. 5 pm. Departed: Chas. M5rgsn Ciaeln-
natl, ! pm.
MOvtNEsrs aF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORTLAND, November 20. = Arrived:
Achilles, Galveston, for B;emen.
LONDON, November 20.-Passed the Liz
ard Gioyana, New Orleans, for Revol.
NEW ToRE, November %. -Arrived:
Dona. Bremen; City Of Esrlin. Liyerpaol. -
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PROVISIONS.

bUTFeb-SIeahaefy, Zft9zSo; fancy, zoe;
dairy, 1oGz0c; butterine, le@17c country,
23@lSc according to condition.
CHEEsE-Prime flats, IA; N. Y. factory,
&c; full cream, 11@l2c: Y. A., I1@12c
MESS PoRx SO 5000 per barrel;
5ugar-cured hams. packed, l0t@l1c; break
fast bacon, $4,000; clear rio bacon, 6sc
BULK PORK Clear sides. 53c; CLEAR rih
sides, 52c; long clear, sic; shoulders, 4f@
As.
LAED-Tierces, 6&@6ac; halt-barrels, &c;
kegs, Ttc; buckets, 7tc; ha%lf7buckets,
74c; 50-Ib tins, &c; 20 ID tins, 7sc; lob
TINS, 74;; 5-lb tins, 73c; GLIB TINS, 7sc;
choice kettle, ~tierces, SIC.
FRESH MEATs-Beef-Good Kansas City
steers, heavy, 74@Sc; light, SC; cows
and heifers, 64@7c; mutton, TIC; mutton
saddles, Sc; lambs. 10c; pork, Sc.
LOUISVILLE, KY. November 2O.-proyis-
sides, &c; shoulders, nominal; Bulls meats,
clear rib sides, 51se; clear sides, 51sc; saoul-
ders, &c. Mess PORK, 50 81. Hams-sugar-cured,
lOc. ~Lard-ehOice leaf, Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, La, November % Hog
fierce, 61,4o. Bulk meatsSshSaiders, 41zc; long
long clear, 5Bc; clear rib, &c. Hams-choice
su.ar-cured canyased, 100000.
CINCINNATI, o., November 209:-Pork easier,
50 %. Lard stronger, 6.2dc. Bulk meats duli;
sport rib, Sc. Bacon nominal; shoulders. 35sc;
short rib. SIC; short clear. sac. Butter hesvy
and over; extra eame ,25@26.; fancy dairy,
li9l5e Eggs firm and higher, 10000. Cheese
dull, 42d43,.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, November 2O.-Provisions
quiet and walker, and only a JOB trade done at
abOdt previous prices. Dry salt meats-boxed
shoulders. S14g35sc; long clear. 4; sa95e; short
ri5, 5.t5e5.l5c; shnrt clear, 5495.3Dc. Bacon
long clear, 5 6O@5Ac; short rib, 5.60g5.T7Hc;
short clear, &c. hams, 9Gl0hc.
CHICAG0, ILL.,. November 20. There was
active trading in pork, prices showing an early
decline of 5eThc, followed by an additional re-
duction of l5c, but prices rallied lO9l21Sc later,
and closed steady, Lard declined 714gl0c early,
rallied 2ia95c, and closed steady. Mess pork
active and irregular; early sales were made at
5971ac de line, followed by an additional reduc.
ton of i5c. later became sTead er, rallied log
l2lac, and closed steady; cash, 50 05G9 10: Decem-
per. s9Gg "a, closed At So 95g9 973&i January:
and easier; prices declined 714@l0e, ralli:d ZIG
sc, and closed steady; cash, 8, 20 AZ: 221zc; Decem-
Der, 6.20G6.22Rr; January, 6Hd6 .32Xc. closed ct
6 5Og6 32hc. Boxed meats steady. dry sailed
shoulders, 8 SG9S.s5e; short rib sides, 4.s5@s
i.95c; short clear sides, 5.20@5Ae. On the Pro-
duce Exchanges: Butter quiet and firm; cream
cry, 20926c; dairy, li@20c. Eggs firm at 1910
Afternoon Board.-Pork 5@7hc lower. Lard
215c lower for January.
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naANlY VlcoR when los. or injured from
Excs.-e. promptly reSsoTsd by a new and cay method.
and lasting. Sealed Rock Free. sThe Only per7ccs
yeaedy 4 e.sr @sed 4 az. Gu Esnmm-S 4 FoE
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GROCERIES,.
SoAP-3l@7c per pound.
u -- na-- NlNn.

OoFFSz-Uommon, S3@Sie; ordinary,
&c; prime Rio, I0l@llc; choice. Jl2@
l24c; old government, 25e; Ceylon, zoe.
SUgAg-Eastern yellow, 6@7c: pure ".
c. white, 65S6ic; off white, 6s@64c; yell
low, 6b964c; open kettle, 53@6c; refined
A, 7ci granulaIed, &c; powdered, Sc; cut
loaf. Sc.
25@27c; prime to choice, $4,000; syrup,
to fair, 25933c; prime to choice, 25(945c.
CANDIEs-Sticks, all sizes, in boxes,
paiis and barrels, 1l@ll3c.
BAGGING AND TIEs-Bagging, lutte, cha
11!c; fax, 10@10}c, according to weight.
Ties, 81 25@l 40.
OANDIEs-Full weight, 11lc.
TOBACCO Common, 1l-inch, 27935c
other grades and styles, S5A-5c. Snuff
CARROTS, $40 So per csss; Ralph's, SO %
per case; r. r., 50 SO.
SAIT-Per carload, 81 25@1 80 per bar.
rel, 81 so in sacks; pockets, bieachsd, 239
&c; coarse, 81 10; carloads from levee or
depot, sc cheaper.
CANNED GOODS, Erc.-Prioes per dozen
~Pinsapples, 81 509l 70; peaches, 2.lb,
standard, ii SO; seconds, 81 %; tomatoes,
berries, 81 2501 SO; raspberries, 81 LOG
| 25; blackbsrries, 81 1901 25; green
cages, 81 25@l so; pears, 81 90,
plums, 81 so; asparagus, S4@4 so; green
corn, SOL %; green peas, 90c@S1 coye
oysters, full weight, lib. 81 10; % oys-
-ers, fuii weight, 2-lb, 81 S0@1 So; cove
oyeters, light weight, LIB, Csc; COW oys-
tiers. lgdt weight, Glib, 81 10; condensed
miiS-Grown, Sc; Eagle, s.; Swiss. S..
BALTIMORE, November G.-Cofee easy aud
dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, TsGS3sc.
NEW YORK. November 20.-Coffee-spot fail
Rio dull and easier at SIC; options a shade easier
and fairly active; No. Rio, spot, 6.70c
sales, 10000 bags; November, 61ac; December
6.55c; January, 6.60c; February. 8 sc; March
6.70e; April, $40; May. 6 S0G6 Sc. SUGAR
stronger but quiet; centrifugal, 6 l-l6e; Mus
coyad !, . 5-l6c fair to good refining quoted a.
So S51ac; refined firm @. 51s952s"; extra G., 5%ci
white extra c, SIC; yellow, 4is@5c; of A, &c
mould A, 6Ac; standard A, &c; confectioners
A. 912c; powdered, 61sgTc; granulated, SIC
cubes, 65sc. Molasses steady and demand
moderate.
NEW ORLEANS, November 20.-Coffee dull
Rio cargoes, common to prime "a Zoe. Rice dull
Louisiana, ordinary to prime, 3A@554c. Sugs
generally unchanged, but some sales rather
h CHER; open kettle, strictly prime, 81
primo, F4945Sc; fully fair, 4Rgi3sc; good fair
4Ao43sI; good common to fair, 49iisc: ~inferio,
to common, 3Mq4c; centrifugals amt plantation
granulated, 6ssG64c; gray olar fed, 51s95hc
choics yellow clarified, 54G5sSe; prime vel
low clarified. 5 3 l6S5s5c; of yellow clarified
SECS sec nds, 1855. Molasses frmer, but no
~quotauly higher.
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runs, 67,434 barrels. Total shipments, 1850
+ rreis; charters, 81, 1888 barrels; clearanees, q

runs, 81, 4s4 barrels Total shipments, 1850
5 rreis: charters, 1858 barrels; clearanees, q
SIS, go barrels.
~PITTSBURG, Pa, November a.-The oil
msrset was very much excited to-day, and prices
fascinated with every large safe; certificates
opened at 81 07H, and about i've minutes later a
report was received that the Anchor OIL Z m
pany's well ct Kinsen had come 10 and WAS doing
50 barrels an hour, having flowed l100 barrels IN
tie first % hours. The effect of I is was to knock
the market down 70 81 " in about - minutes
amid great excite ment aed general selling. The
decline, however, was checked at this point ty
reports that the flow had fallen of to 70 barrels
Nor hour. and ,rIees rallied to 81 0oH. closing
rt.aa, 81 U4%. The days transactions were
very heavy.
NEW YORK, November n0.-Pa.-a,,~%-
great excitement the market opened hesry. ~
81 M, and, after a sale at.sl 07sA. broke raridlv
to 81 on nefere II O'Clock. After a rally tos 10 the
excitement in a measure subsidized, and during
the remainder Of the day the business was d ne
between St04H and SlG5%, closing weak at 81 0iss.
The depression this week is ascribed to reports of
the Cieminger, a new We | at Kane, twenty-five
miles southwest of Bradford, which Is neY or
wi deaf territory. 1t is known to be a proGr:t,
but reports c ,ncerning it ara conflicting. 1t is
not the 8 re of the we'll, however, that has caused
the selling movement. but the fact that it is in
bIac. sand ~siuliiar to that encountered in the
great Bradford field; witch suggests the POSSIBLE
iy of o new and prolific pool
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COTTON-sEkD.

CorToN-SEED On-In carload lots, prime
crude G. S. oil, 27@2sc prime summer yell
low; a2@3ac; of summer yellow, 34c;
Miners, 39@3sc; 6hoies cooking summer
yellow, 33@34c.
Less than carload lots: Prime summer
yellow, 34636c; miners summer yellow,
35@36c; choice cooking summer yellow,
36938c.
CoTroN-SEsD-Delivered at depot and
wharf, SO per ton; on bank OF river Il.
o. b. Eoatl. s9: wagon at mills, SIC.
CoTToN-SEED MEAL-Frime, I. G. b., $18
perton. Less than carload lots, SIT sc.
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MOVEMENTS Ar THE LEvEE.

Arrivals City o. Cairo yicksburg; City
of New Orleans, New Orleans; James
Lee, Friars Point; Enauirer, Cat Island /;
Alberta No. 8, White river; Coahoma,
Osceols; Granite State, Cincinnati.
Departues.-City OF Gairo, St. Louis;
City of New Orleans, st Louis; Granite
State, Cincinnati; Coahoma, Osceola; Gay
oso, T~iptonville; James Lee, Friars Point;
Enquirer, Cat Island.
BSets IN Port.-Alberta No. 3 and Rene
Macready.
Boats Due Dowa.-Wil S. lays, City of
Providence and City of Baton Rouge.
Boats Due U~p.-Enquirer, DeSmet, E.
W. Cole, U. P. Schenck, Tiger and D.. r.
Powell.
Receipts Yesterday.
City OF Gairo-97 bales cotton and 16
bgs eeed-cottos.
Coahoma-34c bales cotton. III bgs seed.
and 20CS SKIS seed.
Enquirer-45 bales cotton, IA bss seed
cotton and 81 SKIS seed.
James Lee-452 bales cotton, 81 bags
s~eed7cotton, 1875 SKIS seed and 26 pkgs
suu5ries.
Rene Macready brought out of St.
Francis river los bales cotton, 70 bgs
seed-eotton, 919 sks seed and lot sundries
and plumber.
City Of New Orleans-79 hhds sugar, 314
brls.sugsr, 5SS b,l5 molasses, 100 bales cot
ton, 81 brls cement, 56 sks salt, 10 brls Pc
cant and l52 pkgs sunGrigd,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-21

The New Orleans future cotton market
opened steady, and closed steady, with
quotations as follows, and sales of $500
bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-21
NEW YORK Dry GoODs HARRIET.

NEW YORK.. November 20.-The imports of
foreign dry goods for the week haze been S1,241.
10Y, against 81, 292 .92 last week and 81 ,559. SGT
the same week last year, the total importation
since January LIST amounting to S39,S2 ,79g.
against St6, 49, $50 for the same period last year.
The character ot the demand is unchanged. but,
while apparently quiet, there is q fair volume Of
business in process
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-21

NewYork spots opened steady, aud closed
steady quotations unchanged, and sales of
ZIG bales. Quotations yesterday were as
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-02

GENERAL GRANT is slowly but sure
ly nearing bis end. The following
statement of DR.. Douglas, his attend
ing physician, fully explains the pa
tents condition :
ellis life has been prolonged by the
invigorating air here instead of the
great heat of New York. The disease
has progressed in the natural way. AS
/ have said before, his disease is one of
increasing debility. The General was
likely to die at any time in New York,
and had he remained there instead of
coming he he would i'm all human
probability have expired before this.
His present weakness is the natural re-
suit of the disease. He is each day less
strong, and though the step from day
to day is scarcely preceptible, the ag-
gregate of fourteen days becomes no.
ticeable. Two weeks ago Grant left the
city. and if he was In New York to-day
he could not be moved here. His
strength to-day is unequal to such a
journey. Now if you ask me when the
end will probably be, cannot tell. No
one can tell. He grows weaker and
weaker and at last the point of exhaus-
tion will be reached. That is all, and
nobody can say when that shall be-"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-02

NEW YoRK's three most important
Offices, from a political standpoint,
were filled on Saturday by President
Cleveland in the appointment of the
following men: Edward L. Hedden,
to be Collector of Customs, in Mr..
Robertson's place a. S. Beattie, Sur
veyor of Customs and Silas W. Burt,
Naval Officer. Cleveland made these
selections after a very careful consider
alton, well knowing the peculiar poiti-
cal color of New York's Democracy.
Mr.. Hedden is an experienced
merchant and pure business man and
has never been an active politician.
He is approved by Irving Hall and as
man is not Objectionable to Tam
many Hall.
Mr.: Beattie is al.o County De
mocracy man and q warm friend OF
Secretary Whitney. He is a lawyer
and at present Deputy County Clerk
of New York.
Colonel Burt was the Naval Officer
under Hayes, when Arthur took the
chair. Burt received the cold shoul-
der and he turned and voted for Cleve-
land both for Governor and President
His appointment makes the second
important Office given to Independent
Republicans.
To please both tie county democracy
and Tammany was almost an impossi-
bility.
Tammany is hard 10 please and in
this case as before is mad at Cleveland
and everybody else.