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WAsHINGToN, July 10.-The President to-
day sent to the Senate the following nomina-
tons:
Registers of Land Office-Edwin d. Steele, of
North Carolina. at Evanston, w. T.; s. c.
Boom at Humboldt, Cal
Receivers of Public Moneys-Dayid w. Hutch
inson. of Pennsylvania, at Bismarck, d. IT'S.
Smith, Devils Lake, d. T.
L. Foster Spencer, of New York, agent for In
dams of Rosebud agency, ID. Z.
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The ChoIera Recor,.

ROME, July 10.-The cholera returns for the
day are Brindisi, 135 new cases aud &c deaths s;
Latiano. 80 cases and Is deaths, Fontana. 50
cases and 81 deaths; San Vito, IL cases and 3
deaths; Venice, new case and death
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BERLIN, July 10--A number of journalists
have been indicted by the government for breach
es of the press law in publishing documents
relating to the Sarauw case while it was on trial
in the courts. The trial of the newspaper men
promises TO abound in sensations. Captain Sa-
rauw having been convicted Of furnishing to
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Many planters find that spring-set trees do
better than those transplanted in autumn.
simply because the operation r1elows the soil
about them just growth is commencing, and
which has been forming since the previous
autrmu
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Fits John Porter the heirs OF Schomborg have
llug up their claim. and Senator Mitchell. who is
one of the best lawyers and most impartial and
fair men In the Senate. has been given the case
60 look into. He says that il is just and should
be allowed. and he has doubt that II will be
by Cougress
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Secretary Russell says that farmer who can
not make $Io0 bring him more than 81 interest a
year invested in his own business must DE apoor
manager.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
from First PAGE

Irish and their English and colonial brethren.
and resist to the death separation of England
and ireland.
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France regularly, while he was In the German
military service, an the information he could
obtain concerning German Notifications and
ornaments.
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HOUSEHOLD SUr.r.IE.-

APPLES-Applep, Sos; dried apples. o..
aSsSc per poundfrom store. Dried peaches,
4tl5c from store.
Onions, s. lOe2 IS from
store, Cabbage, s. so; per head, 69so; 81 *
rom levee o. depot per crate kraut. brls,
s. 1906; half brls, 81 IS Garlic, 4OabOe pei
100 Turuips, SOC Ger bushel
FRUlf-Oranges, re. boz, "a; pe- barreI.
50 Lemons, .s494 50 Per box. Blnanas'
81 50d2 90 per bunch.
TS-Cocoanuts6 per 100 peanuts-
Virginia &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, SOl
&c; roa ted, 21Sc higher shelled, llc, All
mOnds, 2Jc. Walnuts-knglish, lSc; French,
lhc. Filberts. 1910. Pecan Texas, 7alOo'
Brazil nuts, l2c hostnu'S-Imported i21Sc
per pound.
RAISINS-London layers SO; LAYERS So rs,
California, 81 Is; imperial, -.
.PlCkLES-l IL Jars. pints, &s; quarts,
81 so; half gallons, 81 IS; gallons, "a Is;
loose, barrels, s. 5097; haif-bnrrejs, q 75S
I %; mixed, barrels, $40 50; mixed, half
barrels, S..
FISH-Naokevel, half-bar.e els, No. las so
@6; No 2 IS; No 3 81 so; l0ib kit, No. l.,
POS; No. 2, zoe; l6-lb, No. 8, is Dir, her
rings, family. 25c por box.
GAME-Game fish, 596c.
EGGS-Weak, 23a2ic.
PQTAT0ES--Northsrn stock, E15OalS
ClDEh-New York, S. 5Os7 per barrel and
So 1904 DER ha f-bartel.
VlNEGAR-l0d15n per "a Ion.
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ARfhIlRRIEa

SUGAR--Pure white, 60; Cd white, SIC
yellow, clarified, SIC; seconds, 5tajL2c
refined A, 6g6M; gtanulated, $40; planta.
iion, franulated. exc; powdered, 7@7ko;
out loaf, fake.
and barrels, 7hd9Ho.
.tNFFEB-O5 mmon, 13<Nl4c; ordinary,
li16c, prime Rio, l6sl6Hc; choice 10 fancy
l7oi old government, Ag25c.
so 6 p 3d5hs per pbu6d. t..r
LSAtT-sl ~ per barrel !, sacks, hBe, 81 IS
81 i5; coarse, 81 lOql Is; pockets, bleaohed,
24@7c; car loads from levee or depot, So
cheaper.
6SNNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per doI-
en-; Pineapp es, 81 259l 81; peaches, BIB,
standard, 81 1901 Is seconds, Sl@i 10. To-,
matoes, 2'lb, standard, 9Oc@Sl: 3-lb, sle
! IS; strawberriee, 81 1901 25; raspberrles,
81 lo@l rs blackberries, slgl 10; green
gages, cool IS; pea s, 81 a Is; p'ums,
e0%l 7Oi asparagus, g GOA green coru,
sl9l Soi Ere peas. SOL IS; cove oys-
ters full weight. LIB, 81; cove OYSTERS, full
weight, 21b,. 81 70; cove oysters, Hght
wight, lib, Coo; cove oysters, light weight,
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MEMPHIS ArpEAI--TUEsDAY, DECEMBER q, 1885

I@iadlins uplands. 51sd; niddIins Orleans.
DIS; s ..aa' iSs-s4d; s SsS s q Of" S S.aTs.
s l 64d.l -
At noon: Liverpool futures were quiet
5 1RS dPoTs%Ssr I'D; DscG| be-
February March, 8 Has I'D; March April,
s l2S5 lSd; APril- May. s l5d; May June,
5 lsd; June-July, 5 GOD; July August, 5 I'D
AT pm: Liverpool futures were dull;
December, 5 I'D, sellers; smber-I snu-
AIRY, 100, buyers; January February. 5 l0d,
buyers; February March, 5 lid, buyers !;
M .roh-ApIil, 5l2i, BUYERS; APP IL MAJ, IS $50
sellers; May.June, s I'D, sellers; June-J uly,
1874. buyers; Jqly-August, 8 Gid, buyers.
. Atop. IN. Liverpool futures were quiet;
Dece Der, 8 I'D, sellers; December-Jau-
nary. led. buyers; January February,
SOD, BUYERS; February March, s lid, sellers /;
MeTeh-April, I'D. buyers; April May,
S l4d,- SELLERS; May-JuIe, 1861, ellers;
Iune-July, 19d, sellers; July-August,
Old, buyers.
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e-lb, o. let condensed milk -+Crown, Is 76a
IS Eagle, " 70; Swiss, Is vs..
--ts0 GLASS BS-hea- siana, oommon-tO fair,
is $50; prime TO choice, now, i0,lss syrup,
9a4Oc; common 70 fair. i20gs5o; pfime 70
Q dice, 2SSSOc; centrifugal, fancy, S0aS5o.
SANTOS, December ls.-Cotfee, good aver
age S1uO rets per 10 kilos. Receipts during
.he week, 1000 bags; purchases for the
United States, none; clearancos, none
stock, 100000 bags.
RIO DE JANEIR0, December IS Coffee,
regult : first, $3.50 reis per 10 ki.Os good sec
oud. $500 reis. Receipts during the week,
69,W0 bags; purchases TOR the United
) ates, ZOO bags; olelIsnces for the United
States, $1,000 bags; stock, $50, 200 bags.
NEW YORK, December 2l.-Coffee-fair
Rio nominal at l4kc; options lower and
fa rly active; sales, So $50 hlgs; January,
" 05@l2 l5a; February, !, nap Doc; March,
Y le@l24c; April, Y. 20ai2. 3Oc; Way,
~ io9l!.Soe June. l25tSl2. 90. Sugar dull
lasseS steady.
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PROVISIONS,

BUTTER-Butterine, l3%a14c; creamery
SSgSSoc; dairy, lS922c; country butter, l5d
doc PRODUCTs-Noss pork. f12 60
sugar cured hams, lOH .alONc breakfast ba.
con, S*@9%; clear rib sides bacon, 7%c
bacon shou ders,.-; bulk pork clear sines
SIC; clear RIB 'ideF, exc; shoulders, 66s514c
long 0 ear, &c.
LARD-Tierces. SIC; half.barrels and
kegs, SIC; choice kettle, INC.
FRESH MEArS-Beef, forequarters, IA
ec; mutton, a6c; hind quarters of beef, 4@
&c; hogs. 8 7c.
ba PoG .Jy5 g Sb Fa Cd
Ducks, g. 5QqS; dressed chickens, 81 0Sl o
per dozen dresss turkeys, 8(9l0c per pound
HAMEIQuils, per d zen, . .9l q. SPUR
reis, d; Rabbits, 6]C@Sl per dozen. Ducks,
Wild 81 5Oe2 30. Vsnison, whole, Sc; sad
GHEEsE-Priue fats, s1<g9c; New York
factory, 7H@Sc; full cream, 1870; Young
PIGS FEET Barrels, s. Is; half barrels,
81 rs; kegs, 81 Is.
81. LOUIS, MO-, December 2a.-Provisions
81 IS. Lard steady, s. 05@6 10. Bulk meats
hrm loose lots Ions clear sides,sj 90 short
Iios, s. 10; short clear, s. S.; boxed iots--
long clear, s. IS; short ribs, S. 1905 50;
q oG clear, s. S7hi Bacon arm long o ear,
s. S7Hg6 90. Hams drm, % oilc. Butter
quiet bat steady; creamery, 24s27c; dairy,
l5g23c. Eggs firm, 2lc.
CHICAGO, ILL, December 2.-provis
sioos, in contrast to The gram markets, Were
strong. Mess pork opene Arm and loo Der
barrel higher, ad yanced 221ac addition al and
closed a. nearly top figures. short ribs adj
var oed 7hglOo and closed steady lash
quotations we're as follows: Mess pork,
per brl, 81 so; lard, per 100 lbs, &C 20;
short rib sides, loose, si7 as sO; d'y salt
sides, boxed, Sc 1906 Is. Tho ieading fu-
lures ranged a. follows: Mess pork-Decem-
Der opened at Sll AZ, highest 81 so, lowest
Gil 40. closing a. OIL so; January opened
at Sll a, HIGHEST Sll g., lowest sll S7lS, cloF-
Ing at Sll IS: Febuar opened at Sil so,
highest 81 70, lowest Sll so, closing M
81 70i. May opened at Sll 80, h CHE
8 l2%, lowest Sll 80, closing at sl207LS;
Lard december opened at s. 20, highest
So 20, lowest Sc 20, closing at o. 20; j n
uary opened at 81 Is, highest % 271S, lowest
So %, closing ut 81 Is; February opened
~ s6 371S, hig est Sc 'S71S, lowest 81 IS,
closing ut s. 35; May opened at S6 67%'
ghest s. ely. lowest So IS, closing a,
$65 Shut Ii6s1January opened st IS
highest s. 80, lowest IS 10, closing AZ
y %; ,Feoruary opened at 06 81, highest
y 70, lowest IS 77a, closing at IS IS; March
opened ats ~, highest IS IS, lowest IS gT5S,
closing at o. 92h. On the Produce Rxehanee
today the butter market ruled steady;
cre amery, 4@26c; diiry, 12922o. Eggs
22g23c for 6tri thy fresh.
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DRUAS-Quinine, P. h W., o. zoe; cans,
65c; New York quiniue, Oh. 65c cans, 6Oc
q Us, 5: }aini%Ts' "a, $50; cans, 80 ;
visls, 81 IL; New York morphine, * or sS25
per, OF OF vi Is, S2O cinohonidia, | OF
walls. lSc OF on cans, l5c OF ; gum
OPIUM, per found, $40; iodids potash, 81 so
pr pound, inclusive; subritrate bsmuth,
per pound blue mass, $50 per pound; oalo.
mel, Toe per pound; mercury, 70r per pound I;
chloral drato, 81 so per round; camphor,
2lc yer pound alcohol, barrels, per gallon,
50 Y castor oil, barrels, mr. g lion, 81 AZ.
PAL rs AND 0IL-White lead, COL
lier's, TIC per pound s. Opound lets, 10 per
pound, 1ac of. Is days; Southern while lead,
I1sc per pound 500 pound lots, &c, 21Ic of, Is
days; boiled Iinseed oil, 43c per gallon, by
barrel raw, 4Oc; turi entine, $3.50 per sallon,
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GEN UkAL NEWS

BusINE-s very good.
WEATHER clear and cold.
River still falling slowly.
RED river is falling at Shreveport.
ARKANSAS and White rivers are fall
Ing.
- TnE o 10 river is rising rapidly q
Cincinnati,
THREE hons auuouncsu to leay,
here this evening.
TIE Cumbe, land river is rising pref.
~ fast at Nashville.
THE Dick Cyde, from Fulton
brought fair trip Of cotton. ets.
The CITY Of Carr will leave here
Sunday morning for VisksburE.
TINS Jo" Peters returned tn Arkan,
sas river last night with good trip.
DuMSG the twenty-four hours end.
inGat noon yesterday the river here fell ;
inches.
THE d r. PJwelI, If the Anchor
ViSSIburg. ~
THE Kats Adams returned TO Ar.
kansas Ci y last night with a Eeod sho wins
OF beth freight and people.
IHR Pals O. Brown passed Vicks-
burg sunday, and she should DO here tonight
on her way to Cincinnati.
THE Glerville, towing a barge.
CANE, down from Old river yesterday with q
lot OF cotton and other freight.
The Alice Brown came down from
Cairo light and left Sunday afternoon for
the Ohio river with Is empty bargos.
BUSINESS was good at the river YES
to-day, and during the Afternooa tho Ieves
presented very lively appearance,
The Chickataw, Capt. +. O. Postal,
leaves tomorrow evening for all points on
White river. Capt Ii. @, Lowe is her agent
The Henry Lourey, from Cairo
passed to New Orleans yesterday. She added
here Q barge containing HOO tons Of on
cake.
A NUMBER OF produce boats arrived
from above Sunday and yesterday and an
ohored NJ the bar on the opposite side Of the
river.
The Ohe'speake got In Yesterday
with q hno. trip and left last night for Tip
tonvills with = good showing Of freight and
people.
HE Ed Foster arrived at 8 o'clock
las night from st. Francis river with 2s7
bales o. cotton IS bags Of seed cotton and "a
The Gayosn, Capt. A. l.. Cummins,
Is the cket leaving this evening for Helo-
ma, C0noor la and all way landings. Messrs,
Lew Price and Gus Cummins arc her clerks,
THE james Les, for the lower, and
the Coahoma for the upper coasts had
good trips. hey will bo back In the morn
ing and viii leave as usual tomorrow oven
ing.
THE + Foster is The packet leaving
this evening for Marianna,the Cuteii and all
way landings on the L'AnEuille and 81.
Francis rivers. Mr.. l.. p. Oummins Is her
clerk.
THIS u P SchNrck, from Cincinnati,
passed TO New Orleans Sunday afternoon
with 1900 tons II freight, including 900 sacks
Of corn which she took on in Madrid Bend.
She did nothing OF IL tertst here.
THR Granite State, Capt A. j. Lind
soy, is ennounced TO leave hero at 5 o'clock
this evening TOR Cairo, Evansville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati and ali way landings on
I he Mississippi and Ohio rivers. Don Mars
is her clerk.
DURINoth p st W elk the local pack
cts have been carrying out each trip from 80
TO 10 JUGS Of the "Old stuff" The jugs are
the river and they will of course use the con-
Tent in making egg nogg for Christmas.
RIVERS AND WEATHER.
0FFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. g. All
MEMPHIS, December 20, pm. !
Thu following observations are taker
at oil stations named at 75o meridian time,
which is one hour later than Memphis time
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OTTON .HtD pH0nV,,l.

COTTON SEEp-In car load lots; Prime
crude cotton seed 81, new, 27Tcd
2Sc; of crude cotton seed oil, 80
26e; prime summer yellow cotton seed
oil, S59Sic; oil snmMer yellow cotton seed
oil, 3lY52c; miners summer vel ow oott on
seed oil, 3l@35c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil; S5936c; choice cooking yellow cot
ton seed oil, S5c; prime cotton seed meal
Sl5; less than car Lots, SIS rs. Cotton
from wagon &C mills, 20 PER ton
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A %st sG" Change
STATIONS.

WHEELING. W. VA, December 20.
Noon River 10 feet inches on the gauge
and rising; full OF now made Ice.
CINCINNATI, o., December 20.-Noon--
River % feet inches on tho gauge and ris-
ing. Weather clear; Thermometer So
LOUISVILLE, KY, December 2O.-NoOn
on the falls and rising. Weather clear and
Business fair.
EVANSVILLE, IND, December 90
Noon River feet inches on the gauge and
RISING. Departed; Buckeye state, Cinoin-
natl.
CAIRO, ILL, December 20.-Noou- River
10 feet inches on the gauge and rising.
Houston, New Orleans, 4 am Granite
state, CINCINNATI, am. Departed; Mary
Hooston, Oino innati, 9a.m.
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LIVE sIVCK.

CORN FED OATTLE-CbOioe, 40; good
GRASS oATTLE-choice, $3.50; good
SHg3c; fair to medium, 2921Sc; soallawags,
H0GS-Choice, 40; good, 10; com mon, -
SH EEP--Choicet 40; medium, $40. Choice
lambs, 41so per pound
CHICAGO, ILL.,, December 10. - The
Drovers' Journal reports: Cattle receipts.
1000 head; shipments, 1000 head; m rkot
generally steady; shipping steers, 81 &(9
6O71I; stOekers and feeders, 81 S0g3 10; COWS,
bulls and liked, 81 6O93 Is; hulk steers,
81 2d2 so; t xas cattle, shade 10 Eer-coWs,
s2q2 40 steers, 81 SOFAS. Hogs-recepts,
5000 head; shipments, 300 head; market
strong, 59lOc higherj rough and mixed, 1886
@4 3Oi oMng and shil ping, 81 1894 80 1;
light s. 9la4 80; skips, 81 5O95 l5 Sheep
receipts. 5000 hoad; shipments, 1000 head I;
market slow and steady; natives, 81 40g4 rs ;
Western. 81 1903 rs; Texans, 81 1898 4O
Lambs, S4g4 20.
KANSAS CITY, MO. Deoemb 2O.-The
LtUe Stock Indicator reports: Cattle-re-
coipls, 65l9 head shipments, none; mar
ket strong; good COWS aotivo and 6lOo
higher; good TO choice, 81 1894 50; common
to u,ediu N, 50 25d3 IS; siockers, 1875 375;
ieeding steers, so S0o9 40; o1ws, 81 5Ol},
llogs-rece,pts, SO7l he, d sh pments, 1897
head; market active aId Sc higher; good to
choic', 81 20gi 81; common TO medium, A9
10. sheeD-r,c e pts, rs head; shipments,
none; market tteadyj good to chnlce, 81 COG
sd; common to medium, 81 5000 iO
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RECEIPTS YRSTERnAY-

James Lee-6Ss bales cotton, IS bars s.ed
cotton, 1903 sks cotton seed and head stock
Coahoma-2A bales cotton, 81 bars seed
cotton and 1857 SKIS ton seed
Joe Psters-5u bales cSttoH, Il hays seed
cotton and 1912 shs cot on seed.
Kate Adams-7S5 bales cotton, q bars seed
cotton and 1922 SKIS cotton seed.
Dick Clyde-ll6 bales cotton, 5 bags seod
O. ton and l22 SKIS Gotten seed.
ChOsAp Ake-l5S bales cotton, Is hays seed
cotton, 1882 skis cotton seed, T8I SKIS corn and
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FINANCE AND CVMMEkCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR.
Cotton Quiet-MlddIiDg, s 15.16CentI
SALES Yesterday, 500
Bales.

Money is in pretty sctive demand
atsper cent. Finances are easier. Loca'
securities are strong. The cotton market is
quiet; middling, s l5-l6c. Sales. 800 bales.
At New York spots were quiet; mid
ding, 9 7-16e. Futures steady and 8 to
points lever; December, 8, 3499. 35e.
Aleadiug New York cotton circular says
Of the speculative market; ''Not much
came out Of today's market. Most ofthe
business in consequence was local, and in
sluded enough long cotton to break of rates
some 4 or points, at which the close was
Slow"
At New Orleans spots were quiet; mid
ding, 90. Futures quiet and steady and 5
10 points lower; Deoen ber. s.95@S 97c.
At Liverpool spots were quiet, fair in
curry; mi6dling. sd. Futures quiet 4;
Deoembe January, S 10 CAD, buyers.
The general market presents quiet
feeling.
Six hundred and thirty-eight brls spples,
yTI SKIS bran, 20 pkgs butte, so bacon, 60 pkgs
boots and shoes, 1858 blu corn, 10 pkgs cheese,
S0S SKIS office, l. ears cOtton seed, 1889 SKIS
cotton seed, AZ pkgs dry goods, IS pkgs eggs,
1858 brls flour, 7j4 Dales hav, ITO pkgs hats.
a nd hogs, 81 Id cattle, 1888 pkgs lard, g., coo
n lumber, % pkgs liquors, brls meal, l43
brls molasses, 40 bris onions. 100 brls pota-
toes, l6 ears pork sides, 3 hhds sugar, 472
krls sugar, 100 pkgs tobacco and 800 bu wheat.
ELEVATOR RkP0RTS.
The following shows the amount of grain
received, Withdrawn and in store by regular
elevators, as reported to the Merchants Ex-
change yesterday: Wheat in store. 1867 bu
Corn Withdrawn, S75 bu; in store, 1850 bu.
Oats received. 1915 bu; Withdrawn, 1854 Blu :;
In store, I'll, 672 bu.
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coal oIL-,Prime white, wholesale lots,
91S9l0c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, O., December 0.-pe-
stroleum quiet; 8. W. ll00, 71Sc.
PIrPSBuRG, Pa, December 20. --Potro-
lenm dull but steady; National Transit GER
tiheates opened at 69c; closed at $50,
highest, 500; lowest, CSC.
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WHISKY, VINES, LINunRs ETC

a, WHlSKY1straight Kentucky. Bourbon,
81 SOFAS; redistiled goods 'ro "A SIC TO 81 So
according to proof; rye, 81 1896.
CHICAGO, ILL, December 10.-Whisky,
ST. LOUISE MO, December 10 whisky
CINCINNATI, o.. December 2O.-Whisky
quiet; sales Of 7il barrels OF finished goods
on basis Of 81 10.
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SKINS ANn ENnh.

SKINS AND FURs-Deer skins, Isc;
beari slg7c,; mink, l5g5Oc; coon, hunt.
or banded, l59lac; country handled.
81; wild cat, l5cs25c; fox, l5975c; musk rat
lie; opossum, loo; wolf, 5Oi@32; skunk l5S
9Oc; panthers, 50c@Sl.
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HIn1s NNp TALLnw.

HIDES-Dry flint No. /, l6c; No 2, IKE;
dry sailed, l0h@l2]3c; green sailed, No /,
7@SAoi No. 2, &c; & cen, Ng6c. Sheep skins,
l5c9Sl. BoeSwax, 2Oo. Tallow, 40
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
MOVEMENTH An THR LEYrr

ATripds james Lee, Friars Point
Soahema, 0sceola; Kate Adams. Arkansai
teFs, Arkansas river; Alice Brown, Cairo
Dick Clyde, Fulton; Gleunvillo, Old river
vile.
Departures; james Lee, Riars Point; Goa.
hOms, Osseola; Kate Adams, Arkansas civ
U. p. Sohensk, New Orleans; Joe Peters,
Arkansas river; Alice Brown, Ohie river
Henry Lourey, New Orleans; Chesapeake
TiptsaVills.
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CONSUMPTION,

Ihave positive rpnray tor tie above dl.ase ~ iis
use thousands Of OF Tue wont kind Asd long
standing have been cured Indeed - etronG ~ ~
faith 10 IT, efficacy, that will send Two bOI114D
FHEK, together with VAIUAniG TRKAfi1B 81 80
disease " Any saferer Give eEpfusa and 4 v eddtAA
DR r. A. sl,OCUM. lsi fe@fi -, New Yet
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COTTON MARK ETS.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

The local cotton m irket opened
quiet and closed quet middling, s is. Ice.
Sales, 800 bales, 100 to exporters and 700 to
Px0UANnE oT1nTArIoNc
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DN Daily Quotations of Cotton
OIL Trusts and New YORK. Tx.
change stocks are open 30 those
interested, at nay office.
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NAILS, LEAD, SuOT.
NAILS.lOs, iron, SO rs; steel, 50 40.
LEAD &c,
sH0T-DrOp, 81 65; buck, 81 90.
RAGGINn an rIE. -
RnXnkR

BAG9ING-C rload lots: Jute, 2 lbs,
sc; IA lbs, TIC; ~ lbs, 10. Flax, lbs,
9Ao.
TIES-Sl 05@1 10.
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