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The Newspaper Side OF Literature.

A long editorial on The Newspaper
Side OF Literature" concludes as fol
lows: notwithstanding all the evil
tendencies Of current journalism.-th
disregard OF accuracy, the irreyerence,
the cruel and impertincnt gossip
there are indications which are highly
encouraging.
The fact must be recognized that
not ail the successful methods of the
immense daiiics are bad methods.
There is a certain thorou%hncss and
enterprise about them that impresses.
and which will be feature of the man
a@cment of the ideal newspaper of the
future We notice. also, tendency
in some of the most sensational Of
these papers toward better things-to-
ward a certain legitimate sensation
alism. Manners and methods have
been modified under an increasing
sense of responsibility and in the en-
deavor to reach solid as Wen as num-
eroUs circulation. We have spoken
recently OF the growing independence
Of the political press, of which indie
pendence examples accumulate. The
sensational newspapers editorial page
already often shows 4 gravity and
pith OF style evidencing ability and
conscience. There is q growing ten
dency towards the fearless, generous,
and public-spirited discussion of living
questions. Let Us hope that these signs
Indicate a reaction against Il state of
thing that is deprecated by the best
men engaged in the profession of daily
journalism.
with all its faults the newspaper of
to-day is a tremendous power for good;
for the pcrpetuation Of freedoms: for
the criticism and reform of govern
ment; for the bettermcnt Of social con-
ditions. The daily press has reformed
many things, and ought to be, and is,
fully able to reform itself. Correct
Journalism" :" ia the GeatuYg.
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THEIR BUSINESS BOOMING

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at Henry Hin
richs Drug Store as their giving away to
their customers of so many free trial
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, end all
throat and lung diseases quickly cured.
You can test it before buying by getting
a trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted. 3
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The list of Juvenile "prodio

The list of juvenile "prodigies" of
the past year comprise little Hofmann,
aged nine; Celeste Plompare. of Has
self, aged three. and Pauline EIlice,
aged eleven, all three pianists; besides
Buchanan, of Lille, and Frederick
Kreister, of Paris-both violinists and
both aged twelye-and Anita Mazzoli,
of Milan, ''pianist-guitarist, aged
nine. The first prodigy" Of the year
1888 is Leopold Godowsky, aged ten,
who is said to be an excellent pianist
and COMPOSER.
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Two men were discussing the coal
strike and coal prices. when one of
them said earnestly: Now, see here.
Don't ever kick so hard. Things may
be good deal worse than they are
now. Why, out at Los Angeles coal
Is $50 ton. You may have to pay
that here if this strike goes on" Il
don't know but we do now" said the
other, when We get a full ton. =
Buffalo NeWs.
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Grocer-''You say that your wife,
Uncle RaStuS, supports the family by
taking in washing?" Uncle RaStus-
Yes, sab" Grocer = ''Well, don't
you feel little bit ashamed at times?'
Uncle Rastus-"' 'Shamed? NJ. sab;
dere's nothin' degradin' about takin'
in washin'. ISe proud oh de ole
CONAN. "-Nesg York San.
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Farmers son-..Pap. 7 want to 90 to

Farmers son-.'Pap, want to 90 to
Cincinnati to live" Pap-'.What for,
Samuel?' HCause l read in a paper
just now that men there are maxim
thousands of dollars jist by waterin'
stock, and here I've been waterin'
stock every Winter fur half a dozen
years or more and hain't made a cent.
What's the sense in me workin' for
nothin' when | kin 60 to the city and
git rich by waterin' stock?" Samuel,
you amt got no sense. You don't
know no difference between a four
legged stock and a railroad stock. |
a9e ks amnaI MRa yeu too as big as
ask for an explanation, just then
kentucky State Journal,
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A self-important official in the Pat
ent-Olfice was talking grandiloquently
to his chief the other day about his
Importance to the department why.
sir, he said, "what would happen if
l should die some night?" ..There'd
be fifty applications for your place ju-
side of twenty-four hours, replied The
$3.50 1.ss ID .hs subordinate withdrew.
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Queen Christina of Spain is now 80.

Queen Christina of Spain is now 80.
She has a pleasant smile, large eyes,
and soft, dark-brown hair, which she
wears high with rather elaborate curls
over her forehead. She can be either
affable or naughty, just as the circum-
stances may require. She is kind and
gentle to those who come to her in
trouble. but cold and hard to those
who forget or neglect to do their duty
toward her. She is fond of reading
and loves music.
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WILLIAMS HGUSE.

Mrs. A. WILLIAMS PEOPRIEToE, Corner Of
vi Eighth and Franklin streets, MauitowOC.
4 nrst-class American Hotel, centrally located,
)hers every induCement TO the travelling public.
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G.. G.. SEDGWICK.

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N ONCE in TOrrisOn'a brick block, north end
.ta street bridge, Manitowoc, Wisconsin gGllec-
ions promptly attended TO-
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j D. MARKHAM.

a TTORNEY AND COUSs ELOR AT LAW,
"A ONCE, in TorrIsons Brick Block, Eighth
street, Man tOv5oc, Wisconsin.
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FM. RAHR'S SONS.

DREWER AND MALSTER. CORNER SIXTH
ID and Washington streets, South side. The
highest cash price paid for Barley
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T. S. LUHMANN, VI. d. .
CHAS. 81. SEEGER.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OrFCE AT
l. Residence of DR.. +. Simon, Hancock street.
aesr the court house, ManitOwOC, Wis. del5
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NASH & NASH.

a TTORNEYS ANDCOUNSELORS AT LAW
n O.hce over First National Bank, Eighth St
Collections promptly attended to.
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a a FORREST.

TTORNEY AND COUESELLOR AT LAW.
"A once ia CAru-' BLOCK, irsE Il yor, in door
leading to County Judges oGiee, South Eighth
street, ManiJcwoc, Wiz. Collections promptly
attended to- Jul-U
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nEETIST. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN ANDER-
IL son Block, Corner South Eighth and Quay
streets, Manitowoc WIS. Prompt attention viii
DC given 70 all work entrusted 20 me. apr91-al
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J. sCHMITZ,
HMIIE, htthA FL AiL1" =
SCRMITZ Il KIR WAN,

TT0RNEYS AT Law. OFFIcE N FRAszs
n BLOCK, South Eighth Street, Mauitowoc,
Wisconsin. lmayIl
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S. SANDERSON,

HTANEFACTURERA ALERIN BOOTS
III Shoes, Leather, &c, &C. Sa1p on Budalu
Street near the corner Of Eighth Repairing
neatly and PROMPTLY executed.
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B. SCHALLERN Pa. @. NJ. ID.
DUySICTAN SURGEON IL ACCOUCHECR,
Hgs permanently located AZ Coopersto n,
ManitowOc county, Wis
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ThG New Invention
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A r. WHITMAN, NJ. d

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AT
store Of Peter I!ofIn4nn, ST. Wendel, Mani
towOc county, Wis. maro-5'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Is 1sss

PIES, SH@ic per H. from store. Dried
peaches, 1900, from store
GAME-Quail, 81. 256ll. so per dozen, sopir.
rels, l.0O@l.2J per dozen; rabbits Il 50
per dozen wild turkeys 50@75c each;
WOOD duck 81 10000 per dozen: teal, 81. so
eg3'n per dozen; mallard, 81. 5002. Is pcr
dozen. Venison saddles, S6llOc per pound.
whole deer, 6@6c per pound; oppossum,
Recommendations, sl.G5@i.75 per bril-
cabbage, loose, case. Kraut, per brl, $500.
halt brl, 500, Garlic, SOC per loo. Carrots
S;OO@3.5O per brl. Bocts' s.. SOAP 10 per
brl Parsnips, $500 per brl. Horseradish.
s.. 0O@5,5O per brl.
BuTTER-Buttcrne, l5c; creamery, 2SM
3Oa dairy, lS@22c country butter, i66lS
half brl. ~
NINEaAR-Pcr gal, l0@l2c
PouLrRY--Chckcns, young. l.509o 90
mixed, S20O6l250 hens, 81. 75jGs 90 turkeys
young, N.0Q@9.0O; old, SlO.0O6li2 CO. geese
Sl5o@l.OO; ducks, S2.75@S0O; dressed tur-
Keys l29l5c per 10; hens $S.0093.6O;
chickens SL5OG25G geese, $iOO@0.O0.
EGGs-Quiet. Boxes, 2Oc; cases PIC.
RAisTNs--London layers, 1928; California,
s.. % per box.
PIcRLEs--llrls, $3.50; half brls. $500.
PoTNToEs-Firm; 500 per brl; SKIS, G56
,ioe Utah, 0Oc per bui sweet Si.OO@1. 25 per
Nurs-Cocoanuts, 1915 per 100, Peanuts.
virginia, 41sG9c; Tennessee farmers stock,
3 sole; roasted, PIC higher, shelled, OG7c.
IcCans, Texas NMl1c
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw ioHE, Nov. lT-Mongy on call cas,
/ ~ Ia per cent. Closed offered al $
/ Prime mercantile paper AifWg. Sicrliup
| exchange dull but firm az SLsIif for ski,
day bills and SlS5A Tor demand.
Government bonds were dull but firm
| state bonds JUL without feature.
The exports Of specie Tor the mast wool
amounted 10 sH,oJb u which 5000 was in
gold, and all the gold went TO south Amcri.
ca, aud the silver went 20 Europe.
The imports u specie for the mast wool
amounted tn Sjl0,37s, u which S2i2. rs Wa
In gold aud $751;. 2DO IN silver.
Tho stock market today was o limited ono
The fluctuations were very narrow and tho
volume OF business small. but all through
there was quiet UNDERGONE Of strength that
showed on the surface whenever any buyer.'
orders were executed. A feature of the
market was the small supply of stocks and
several attempts by boarish traders To buv
back shares sold early in the week. wero
abandoned on account of this scarcity.
Most oi the news made public during the
day was Ol bullsh character. the only rx.
ccptlDn being the decrease IN the ST. nui
earnings for the second week IN November
The Developments Ia the trunk lines situn.
lion were very favorable aud the TACT that
thc two principal roads had agreed 10 refrain
irom making any further cuts In West.
bound rates was really the foundation of
whatever strength shown during the dav.
The continued reports of q settlement
among the Southwestern roads also had a
good elect and induced some buying OF
Gould stocks, but no effort was made 10 ere.
ate an advance IN those securities, aud when
the traders attempted to realize q reaction
occurred. The holiday In London and the
absence Of the arbitration business partly
accounts for the light transactions la the
last hour a sharp spurt occurred In Del.
nwaie@ Hudson, san Fmncisco preferred
aud Cotton Seed OIL, aud those securities led
the list IN the advance recorded for tho dny
The greatest business was IN Reading agiD
sharcs were dealt In. The net results u the
day trailing arr advances Of per cent. IN
Delaware a Hudson. san Francisco pre.
fcrrtd aud Cotton Seed.
The changes In the rest Of the list arc for
small fractions only, mostly advances. The
total sales ol railroad bonds amounted 10
ti52CoO. The market was strong at In.
icrvnls. international coupon a. advanced
2 per cent and Others fractional amounts
The total salcs Of stocks today were 55.B52
shares. Closing quotations.
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DoMEsTIc EXCHANGE.

New York and Eastern demand, 20 dis.
count buying sight, 50 discount buying, par
selling. New Orleans, &c discount buying.
par selling Cincinnati, St Louis and Louis.
vile. demand 81 buying, par selling.
Bank clearings for the week exceeded those
OF the corresponding week last year by $685.,
9l5.GS
The local cotton market closed steady, with
sales of $500 bales, or 1900 to exporters and
1900 spinners.
AT New Orleans spots closed steady, and
futures steady at an advance of to 3 points
Liverpool closed quiet; moderate INQUIRY;
futures irregular and unsettled; November
up point remaining months UNCHANGED
The New York spot market remained steady
with futures firm; November advanced 4
points and later months point.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: ut developed
that the cause Of futures at Liverpool closing
irregular and unsettled was the failure of a
large firm in Alexandria, Egypt and the en-.
forced liquidation OF their contracts. The
market here has iluotuated within very mar.
row limits and prices have been well main
tanned. closing at about Yesterdays figures
The figures OF the weekly movement are
closely scanned as bearing upon the proba.
bic outturn of the crop"
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Grnin nnd rro,Isionu.

CmcAGo, H., Nov. l7.-Whcat WINS ouiet
and dull, with market heavy and pri &c
weak aud lower, being q continuation ol
yesterday. The opening was kMi,c lower
than yesterdays closing rallied 10 the eN.
tent of the decline and after some slipbt
fluctuations declined 10 and closed weak
about lIse decline from Yesterdays closing
figures. There was q trihc more doing i'm
corn, stu trading was oi q limited character
and fluctuations narrow Tho feeling zen.
orally was easy, though at times exhibited
signs Of steadiness Tho market opcnpd M
Yesterdays closing figures, was moderately
active for short tmc became dull md
easy, closing 40 zee lower than Yesterday.
\ large local operator was reported as sell.
ing moderately oil al tho more distant de-
liveries. There W. some covering by local
shorts.
Trading in oats was light and the chances
In prices insigniiic.ut
In mess pork trading was quite active.
especially for January delivery. and tho
market firm. Price. ruled l5Ma0c firm and
higher the advance being well maintained
In lard fair trade was reported and the
feeling was firm. Stocks light aud Offering,
limited. Prices ruled lOai2i.c higher and
moderately well supported.
IN short rib side, the market was modcr-
atcly active and prices 2is65c hiphrr.
Offerings were only fair and demand quite
active from shorts
The leading futurs ranged az follows
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No quotations Of any Importance were
made Ia the general market today except in
Hour which declined iOc 10 soc on higher
grades. Molasscs lower. There were no
transactions registered at the Merchants,
Exchange grain call-board. The bids aud
offerings were about the same rs on the pre-
Wous day Grain IN store al the elevators.
Corn, sos bushels Oats g. 40 bushels.
wheat l,o7i bushels. At New Orleans there
Is good demand for sugar. with prices a
shade less firm, all grades seem 10 be In dc.
mand. There is liberal demand for
molassc' prices unchanged. Rice "a firm;
prices well maintained
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serve, increase $3i 200 loans, decrease 1888.
800; specie, decrease s., 2Ss 900; legal tenders.
increase 81, 234,9 300 deposits, decrease SSS2,
800 circulation, decrease n, 400. Tho banks
now hold 81, 421, 400 in excess of the rs per
cent rule. Clearings today, SIG, SOS, 90,
balances, s., 202, COS, For the week-Ciear,
ings, S667, $50, 99l; balances 49,, 5l76i3,
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. lI-Clearinrs today
S299i, 1S7; balances, SuG,79i. For this
week-ClearingS, SlSliS2l7; balances, So,
2O6,S3l. For last weck-Clcarincs, Sl66SS,
997; balances, Sl,4473S9 For correspondents
week last year-Clearings, Sl7 400, $50 bal,
ances, 81, l75, 30.
BosToN, Mass, Nov. lI-Clcarings SIG
l92, 49,; balances, $685., 4Oi. For the week
-Clearings, SlV33ll,2Ii balances SliG5S
0sI. For the corresponding week last wear
--Clearings, S9S5)lSl7i balances, $l2,26I,-
$50.
PHItApEIrHA, Pa, Nov. i7.-Clcariprs
today, sl2sli, l6l; balances, S9O54. iO7 For
the week-Clearings, 500 lSS,12I balances,
S9913SlS.
hLrrMoRE Nd, Nov lz-Clearings, ST..
o66S39; balances, S3g3 iS0
NEw ORLEANS La Nov. l7.-Bank clear.
ingS, Sl,929,1l0.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov, l7-Clcarincs, St07lS,.
600 % ''''''''
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fgroeeric..

CANNED OOons- Pincapplcs, n.25Gi. 80.
Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, si.Sjstll0. second.
el.vt Tomatoes, 2 lbs standard, RjpHc.
, lbs, standard, si.O0. Strawberries. 81 IS.
lsaspb1rrics, ti2j. Blackberrics, tiOl Green
CAGES, sl.21 Pear, S2GD Plums s22D, A..
pafagiA siul Green corn. fl.Oitsi.f5. Green
peas, sl.2j. Cove oysters. full weight 1 10,
pc; ? lh-, sl.Aj0ai.gt light weight Gj-. =
lbs, Sl.pffii0. Condensed milk. Crown.
0.pt Eagle $40, swiss $50. salmon
sL'J@2O. sanlinos. Si.5g mustard var.
crul. tl.O5.
sroAR-Pure. white. 0sl@5c: or white. or
@esc' yellow clarified. eJs@GHc. refined A,
,ysc. standard granuhtcd, sHtsTAc. pow.
dcrsl, sac cut loaf, sac; steady.
CoITsr-common iillc; ordinary, i5ifc.
lar 10 prime RIO. isc. choice ~ fancy.
H. old Government. JOcs32c. steady.
stLr-saginaw, ~ 3Dfsi.I per hrl; Ohio
River, sl.2Oesl.2j per brl. Ks. line. si.356g
ltl' coarse, l.i0glii. pkis, 2Im5c.
quiet.
CASpiEs-stick. all uxes. IN bxs. pals aud
brls pFllc fancy, assorted, iOalbc. extra
fancy. lsa2r. firm
- soar ASp CAxptEs-soap, 3jf9jc, can.
dies full weight, Dc.
srArcn--J4Nf8ikc.
CHEuE-Princ Hats. sk10ikc; New York
factory, OAWi0c. fall cream, i2aigisc.
Young America. i2isTsi3o.
A9LAEsis--LOuisiaua. prime. choice, $50
sc fancy. fJ1 iic, ccnififurals. common ~
fair 2Dgygg prime 10 choicc, g0dg5c, syrup.
Vcst5c, firm.
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shipments, 1000 head market steady; choice
beevcs, s. O0@5,60; steers, $30OG5 90: stock.
ers and feeders, S2.00@3.i 40. cows bnlls and
mixed, Si4O@36O; Texas steers, 81. 65@3 90;
Western rangers, 81, 00C0il0
Hogss-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1000 head; market steady; mixed, 50. $50
800 heavy, $SO@5.55; light s5,3O@5.55;
Sheep Receipts, 1000 head shipments,
1000 head; market steady; natives, SgOpC8
400; Westerns, $S5O@3.00 Texans, Il. 500
3. "a; lambs, S40OCl5. 10.
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FloUu-From store, common, s. SOFAS. %.
family sL2yd l.S0, choice. .i5DltlG1. fancy
sLAsta5"J. extra fancy, S5.4Oegi.5O, patent.
Si.7jmGOt quiet
ConS ME'L-rearl, $3.50, roller, $500:
quiet
BEtNs sSp PEAs-Navy beans, S22j. me.
dum S1OU.
oar MrAL--In half brls. $3.50 from store.
CnACKEHs-Soda, extra. e.. treble extra
6Hc' ginger snaps. slsGgisc: assorted iun.
blcs lutsl3c. cream crackers, sifmiUc.
CRACKED WnEAT-ln hall brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoNSr ASp GRirs-From store, 32l
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CoRS-From store. white. 52c. mixed, SOC;
from leyec or depot white. Ia bulk lGc: In
sacks, SOC, mixed, In bulk, ilc. Ia sacks.
Use.
Bn,N-from store, Sc; from lcycc or dc.
pot, slGOO
HAy-Choicc from store OO,. car Load.
from lcy,e or depot, Sl6J0aigOt prime.
irom store, soetH1c. car load. from lcycc or
pcpot slio prairie. from store, 65mGnu:
car load, from levce or depot, $40 aO6tiL0J.
OArs-lrom store. white. Sc: mixed, 33c:
from leycc or depot, white, Ia bulk, &c. In
sacks, sc, mixed. In bulk. "a; In sacks. SIC.
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Isroy.ston..

fiEn-Mnckcrrl, half brls. No. I. $500
0Dl, No. 2 SS.OJa $50 No. Z. $50, lob
XII, No. ], ti.5j. No. ?, SIS; No. 3. si.iO.
Dry herring family, 3jc per box: n. e. roe
herring hall brl, 1915. white fish, half brl.
$50.
LAnp-Tcs, SIC; half brl.. SIC, kegs, ss.o.
choice kettle. p1fmi0Ic. Quiet
Pho. Fur-Brls $780, half brls, sLco.
kegs, H.2A
Hoo PnonrcTs-firm aud advancing.
pork, Sl055alGu0 sugar cured hams,
lil5@l2'fc' breakfast bacon, ilal2ISc
clear rib sides bacon, o,sc. should.
erS s,sc. bulk pork, clear sides
sac. clear rib sides, SIC; long clear. SIC,
shoulder. Ne
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MtsceIia,,eous

WmsHN-Straight Kentucky Bourbon
SloO@6.Oo Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, firm at $l.5j to $500 sharp advance
on October Eastern ryes, 81. s5i8G.OO. ne.
cording to the age and make; common
whisky N.0O0L3o according TO proof; moth
INF under 20 per cent. quoted
BAGGiNG--ll lsCll3c.
TIEs-Sl. lOGpi.l5
SnoT-Drop, $780, buck. $l.5S.
IEAD--Gc.
TAGLow-3dic
TonAcoo-Common, 25@3jc; other grades,
GOMS5c.
- sNrrr-Garrctts, si0.75; Ralph's, $40. %;
Railroad, S12j; Gail & AXIS, $500.
PowpER-kegs, $500, half kegs, S2.75:
quarter kegs, $40.
Coal OH-Prime white, wholesale lot, iOo
per gal.
Vocabulary, grease wool, unwashed. 10
@l5c; clear grease wool, 20M2jc; bury
washed, 20@3lc; tub washed, 3Oa3ic.
BEEswAN-lSCo20c
NAILs-lron, si.906l 05; steel. s9.O5a2 10.
HfpEs-Dry flint No. /, lie; No. .. Sc: dry
ssalted SCI No. ?, &c: green saltcd, No. /, SIC.
No. > 'sci green, l6tjc; dccrskins, 3OaG5c.
loco 81 on firm
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pAILY corroy srAfrNENr.

lmlofts-M & ~ r. 5gt & 7 Il H. ~ l. a
MR. on Ma LR n H. So. C.O&sw n.
- T., NoTSRR KC.s&NRR.SR N
hR II, "a NRR, 90. slcimcn, ~. wagons
a. Total. Asit bales
kSport-M&cR n. L51i v TRR 600 l.
81 u. l,R1l g. % WR r. 49, L.SO&
u u. Lola rMR n. 90. steamer, north. =,
Total 81 haift
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Groceries

Nav YonK, Nov. i7-Concc- opilon.
steady; sales, 3j.gD bags. including No
yrmbcr 1850. December, tll356.t9B5.
January, N325@l8tj. February. 80 t5af
l323, March, e. ijttl3i6. April, ti8ii
mlIb May ilIIjfsiJ 10. June. siJ d.
september, slaSL spot RiO-fim. ialr
carsoc,, ij1c.
,sngar-sironr. bat dull refined. quiet.
Mola.ins-f0rcign nominal. New Orleans.
iHir demand. Rco-Morc active. fair do.
NESTLE 4f@0Hc, Japan, lAfljhc
NV OnLrASs, Ia. Nov suqnr-Con.
iriiurnl uciiyc ana shade higher. plsnta.
lion gunulated. d $4,000 1870. clnir.
white, o 5-l0MBEc. or white. 6ikfagi.,.
gmy white o 5.IGDt0 l1.lGc, choice yellow
clarified, liGtGlzc, prime yellow rlarI.
Md, 5l0ci % yellow clarified, o 1850
0'sc. Other articles unchanged.
cmcAGo, H.. Nov. Ion the Produce
Exchange today The butior market wa
hrni aud unchanged. Egg-fim and
higher at 2i@22c.
CSciasAtr o., Nov. i7-Whl.ky- sicndy;
sales, J ,l2l brls. finished goods on basis Oh
eLlL Butier-lfmcE fancy creamery. %
aisle; choice dairy roll, i7altc. Hugnf-
steady. kggs-BaUly steady, At 20c Cheese
--siady, quiet.
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CotIon srcd I.rolinct..

PRIME CEupE Ous-ioc; prime summer vel.
low, SOC: summer white 5lc choice cooking
summer yellow, soc; cotton seed meal. $500.
less than car load $500
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LtNns-Choicc Sc common TO good. per
head, Si5Oa30o.
HoGs-Choice light 5Js@Gc, good, 69j,!c,
common, ik@iAc.
CATrLS-Choicc, grass, 3'4@3ilc; good, %
W'c' scallawngS l4@2lsc, choice feeders.
2}3@3c feeders, i3.@2isc.
SuEEr-Choice, ic; medium, 3d3I .c. com.
mon, Sl.O0tJi.Jl
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.

The New York Financial Chronicle Of
November IL, estimates tho total supply OF
American and other cottons as follows
Total visible supply 1SSS, l,0Si,573 bales,
against 2Gi1,3Sj In lss7 These figures indi.
cate decrease Of cotton In sight Of G9l. sl2
bales, as compared with same dlto in 1851
aud decrease Of 49, 22 bales as compared
with 1856