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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-24

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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-24

Arkansas Judge Queer thing,
that, about Keyer.
Arkansas Colonel-How's that2
Reformed. you know"
Joined the church, eh?"
Well, no; he's only on probation
now. heard him arguing last night
that il was wrong to kill q man on
Sunday.-Puck.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-24
NOTICE TO MINERS.

nvHK RUBY HILL STAGE WILL TAXI
Il either passengers or freight 10. or - near
as poasible 70, any Of the minss In nussks Dis
trlet o. surroundings.
- y. j. RIOHARf. Propristor.
JOS. HAuSNANN,
d24 Agent, Main slEeet, Eureka.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-24

Everybody should know it, Berg sells
cheaper than any one. - 7
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-24

Cheap and good groceries there, for no
one can afford to stay away from Berg's. 7
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-24

mHS PER MONTH ROR AGENTS.
10 - Local or travelling. Five best SELL
stamp fo< tsrms. Address. n. y. fURRkLL
AGO.. eomessss mich saSsy
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

NNo QUIRINo MARRUT0; you ARE
hereby notified that the undersig ned has
expended the sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars In labor and improvements upon the
Poor Mans Luck mine, situated in Bullion
bill, Cortez Mining District. Eureka county,
Nevada. during the years 1888. -, '85, SO and
ton q, s2l Revised Statutes Of the United States,
being the amount required to hold the same.
And II within ninety days after this neties Of
publication you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion Of such expenditure ~ CO.
owner, your interest In such claim will become
the property OF the subscriber. under said sec
tion 2.82f. MANUAL oIFUkkTEs.
Cortef, Eureka county. Nevada, Nay 7, 1888.
myi2-90
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-24

Big money made by patronizing Berg.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-24

County scrip.
Highest price paid for Eureka county
Grip by W. II. Stowell.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-06
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRE, Jan. 5.-Moncy ON call,
To az per cent; last loan 3 per cent;
closed offered at per cent. Prime mcrcan.
tile paper Gd7 y per cent Sterling exchange
dull but firm ut - sllS for sixty day bills
and 81 s6l4 for demand.
Government bonds dull and steady. State
bonds were steady.
The stock market was less active today,
but was decidedly strong aud showed u
broadening tendency which has not been
seen for long time. The coal stocks and
the grnngcrs were again the leaders Of this
speculation the market, aud In the early
morning the prevailing bullish feeling was
strengthened by reports that the Reading Of.
iicials would arbitratc the question with the
miners, and a general buying movement was
inauguratcd which extended 10 the general
list. This was aided by a rumor that the
more influential bull leaders had formed u
pool Ia twist the shorts which prevented n
further increase in the short interest. and NJ
restricted business Ia very small limits. The
close was quiet but firm at about the best
prices Of the day.
There was the largest business In rail
road bonds that has been done in long
time, the sales amounting to 81, 49, 600.
The total sales IL stocks today were i37,-
Ois shares. Closing quotations.
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81 75@3 25 per bril- sweet potatoes, s2@2 25
per brl.
VINEeAR-Per gallon, 106i5c.
Miscellaneous.


WHrsHY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties, Tennessee Whistles,
according TO age and make; common whisky,
0ocaSl 10, according TO proof.
BAGGNG-8Cg1c.
TrEs-$l l0eel 10.
snor-Drop, 81 IS; buck, 81 CO.
IEAD-Dlkc.
NAIIs--lron, 80 1902 10; steel, 80 2592 80
PowDEn-Kcgs, 81; half kegs, 81 10; quar-
ter kegs, 81 80.
TonAcco-Common 25@35c; other grades,
35MS5c.
sNUFP-Garret's $40 49, Ralph's, $40 25;
railroad, 50 ~; Gail a AK, 50.
Coal 0n.-Prime white, wholesale lots, l0c
per gallon.
IIIDEs-Dry flint, No /, 12lEc; No. 2, 0Iic
dry sailed, 7G9c; green salted, No. l. 8H@
&c; No., DC; green, 4@5c; sheepskins, l5c
@$l.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 1870
lsc; clear grease wool, 23a25c; bury washed,
2Og3Oc; tub washed, 33@35G.
BEEswAx-lSc
TALLOw--3d3ISc.
FURs AND SKISs-Dcer 25G30c bear $161
Z; mink, lJCgi0c; coon, hunter handled, l5GD
05c; country handled, l5lg50c; otter, slC15
beaver, 6OcdSi; wild cat, l5C025c; fox,
l5ct9Sl; muskrat, l0Itl5c; opossum, 1O0l5c
wolf, 5Oc@S2i skunk, l5@GOc; panther, SOC
6LSl
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


At noon; spots-Quiot aud rather easier.
Sales, 10000 bales, Of which American, $500
bales. Receipts. 1900 bales Of which
American, 500 bales Closing quotations
wcrea ~ follows Ordinary, Odd; good ordi-
nary, 59sdi low middling 0-lOd, good mid
ding, 1854; middling uplands, ll-lOd;
middling Orleans 51Id.
Futures opened quiet aud steady, and
closed barely steady, as follows.
THE prices are given IN pence and Giths;
thus: o. means I 63-6id, aud 0 OF means
o l-0id.
tip.m:-January ) 37i, buyers; January.
February; o sd, buyers; Fcbruary.M March,
. Esd, buyers; March.April sod, buyers
April-Mny, . aid, buyers; May.Junc, . i3d,
buyers; Junc-July, 8 i5d buyers; July-Au.
gust, AID, buyers August-scptcmbcri 5iSd,
buyers.
HAVRT.
spots-Quict and steady. Tres ordlnairc
Orleans spot, Gsf; futures, for January dc.
livery, GjAf.
Note-'rrcs ordinnirc Orleans spot, GSf
represents G7li francs for 30 kilos OF strict
middling cotton, lIavrc terms. A kil0 II
about lbs, or a. 35-lOO kilOs equal 100 lbs.
A franc is equal 10 2Oc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-06
General News.

CLOUDY.
VERY warm.
Business fair.
DRIzzLING rain.
RIVER rising slowly.
The Helena arrived yesterday from New
Orleans.
THE Golden Rule is due to-day from New
Orleans.
The Eugene will leave here tomorrow for
Arkansas river.
THE City Of Cairo leaves here tomorrow
evening for Vicksburg.
The Gayoso arrived from Osceola with AZ
bales Of cotton, 10 bags OF seed cotton and
552 sacks of cotton seed,
The Granite State left last evening for Gin
cinnati with about 450 bales of cotton and q
lot OF sundTies.
The James Lee, Capt Claggett, leaves this
evening for Helena and Friars Point. VIM.
Ashford is her clerk.
The Kate Adams, from Arkansas City
brought 52l bales of cotton, 2 bags Of seed
cotton and 1868 sacks of cotton seed.
TnE Rosa Lee, Captain Henry Cooper,
leaves this afternoon for Gold Dust, Osceola
and all way landings ON the upper coast.
VIM. Smitler is her clerk.
TmE Guiding Star has had considerable
trouble since she left Cincinnati nearly two
weeks ago: Outside her troubles in the
Ohio river, she lost several hours aground
few miles above this city and about thirty
six hours below. AT Helena she sunk one
of her barges, but afterwards raised II. At
Wcstover she struck q snag, which demol-
ished her ruddcr, aud also fire broke out
ON board The last heard from her she was
moving down the river in fair shape.
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GraIn aud rroxI.Ions.

Cuc,oo. H., Jan. May wheat opened
- &c, and there was an immediate squirt 10
81 .Ct1'sc, under heavy buying Corn
opened y trinc higher at 5lis0b5c Tor MAY.
Under the influence of heavy receipts of
hog., May pork opened cents on nj Si5 as.
The opening spur IN wheat was short lived.
aud May fell back 90 Sc. An hour nflcr the
opening all Of the markets wcrc quiet aud
steady, with May wheat al S,c, MAY corn at
hl,sc, and May pork at ti5 s. Fork then
went 10 sib ~, and the bears tried Ia force II
down, hut u would not yield. Wheat and
corn markets kept quiet during the last half
hour oi the morning session, though nj one
time there was squirt IN May wheat to sSasc.
aud then u held steady for q long time at
5llc. Nothing new Developed IN proyis.
ions. The demand wns fairly good fof pofk.
aud by 1890 o'clock MAY was steady around
90 bIA lard continued weak, with sew.
eral people making efforts 10 scll, but meet
ing With but poor suCccss. About 4 O'Clock
there was sharp bulge 10 S5RC1S5ltc In
wheat but there was free realizing, and Il
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Monsehela snnplIe..

Arriu-kcutucky stock. Sl6i3 . per bril-
New York 81 1@3 -. dried apples. M,Gr
per pound from store. Dried peaches, Sole
from Norc.
fnur-Omnrc., a. So6l per box, s765 Is
pcrbrl. lemon, ~ Sibii pei box. bananas
~ hd2 ~ per bunch.
Nrurt,rir.- Onions. q 80 per brl. a. ~
per hu cabbage Northern. t,Ki2 Der iOn
kmui-larrcls o. hall barrels, g. Garlic
81 per 100
G,ar Quail, sidi 25 per dozen.
squirrels 1hc@si per dozen Ncnisun-
Whole deer iNcic. saddles, SdiOc. Wild
ducks, u jp0f2 per dorm. Rabbits, 5icmti
Ter dozen. Prairie chickens g. Der dozen
Wild turkeys. d0Ct7hc.
PiCGLr- barrels. ~ 20, half barrels. A.
EoUs-sieady nj pa.
RAiINs-london Layers, 81. layers, o. ~
California, g. %.
Nufs-Cocoanuis. a. j0dS per 100. Pea.
nnis-Nirglnin, o. Tennessee, iarmcr.' stock.
3tttc. roasted, 40 higher, shellcd, To-.
fccans-TcXas, OCti2c.
BurfIn-buttsfinc, iG6isc; creamery, ~
tgJic. dairy, isd2lc. country butter. i6Ct2o
PouLtnY-Chiekens spring o. 25a2, hens,
t2g2 80 turkeys, tsai2 dressed chickens.
t2ttJ ~, turkeys. sMi2iso per pound.
ducks, S2Ca2 90 igeose, ti0t6 per dozen.
c,ntsINew York, " 90 per brl and 81 80
roTAron-Firn, selling at ,l@i 20 per bu,
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tNNlANhI.
New York and cities north and cast, on
demand, x discountbuying y premium sell
ing. New York and principal cities north and
East, three days grace, 4 discount buying,
par selling New Orleans, " discount buy.
ng, 81 premium selling.
No stock call board meeting today, and
put little business was done ON change, it
being municipal election day.
The local cotton market closed quiet at n
decline Of l-0ic; sales 5000 bales. New Or.
cans close easy, with futures quiet, and up
point Liverpool closed quiet and rather
EASIER. Middlng was of l-iGd, with futures
pr 8 points. New York closed duh. with
futures steady ut an advance Of ld2 points.
2. l.. Greene q Co say; "a fairly active and
somewhat irregular market prevails; but on
thc whole the tone was not quite 80 tame,
and decline Of l6,5 points was recovered,
without much Of an effort. Al the close,
rates were about a point better than last
evening and well held
The New York Commercial Bulletin, In its
article ON the grocery market, states that
"thc holiday market has not rs yet entirely
passed away, and a number Of familiar faces
were missing ON the street" Wherever the
position OF leading aud staple articles re-
ccivcd test, however, they appeared TO have
brought over into the new year a reasonably
solid sort Of tone, aud matters show nothing
Of a disappointing nature 10 the majority Of
holders. Indeed, IL we have caught the DRIFT
Of feeling correctly, there is disposition to
assume that the prospect before the trade is
remarkably full Of promising elements, and
10 act from that basis until forced To nban.
don II by the most positive influences
Fortunately, margin speculation has it,
shackles on nothing except coffee ut the
moment, and the bulk II the business Is
therefore conducted by legitimate operator
handling goods for natural purposes. Posi-.
bly, the sugar trust as representing the spirit
OF monopoly may not be considered an alto.
geiher desirable feature, but is here, and has
TO be accepted as an element In that line Of
calculations No radical changes today, but
coffee was affected 10 weakness on somewhat
unexpected full crop estimate
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t!roccrIc..

srO,n-purc white. Glsc. OF white, 0isd
Csc, yellow clarified GCtB'ic. open kettle.
a'id3ls; refined A, G9ir. standard granu.
lated, 1i,@7 -. plantation rmnulntcd y 10
no, powdered, 1asc. cut loaf, 1,.c. strung
Res Louisiana, 0'.@G!aG Carolina, %
e16Ac. firm.
C,Npirs-Stcks, oil sizc., IN boxes. pals
aud barrels, 0'ftsoc. fancy assorted, $50 loi
hrn
sors AND C,Splrs-.soap, 3@S'.c. eau.
dies, full weight, sAC'Oc
CnEEsE--.Ncw York factory. o.; full cream.
l3@l3'sc. Young America. lie
CotrTr-CommOn. Ia. ordinary, inM
lp'Sc. fair 2Dtg2ic, prime Rio, '2i@2i 'tc
2sCtaNc; firm.
sur- saginaw o. sj@i 20 per barrel.
sacks Zine, u 3i6ti a. coar.c, ~ iOdi ~.
pockets blcachcl, A -. mixed, barrels,
80 80 mixed 2As5c
tNNNIp Gvubs-finc apples 81 2bdi ~
Peaches, ? pounds standard, -. pounds.
standard, A. Is. seconds, ~ Is Tomatoes.
2 pounds. standard. siGti 10. pounds.
standard a 25ttt m Strawberries. a o.
Raspbcrrics Al Oo nluckbcrrics, a 1901 -.
Grrn cages, " 75Cti -. rcnr-, A 55a2 -.
rlums, " 0ifti 20. Asparagus ~ 55tl p,
1rccn corn, ~ 2itti o. twrn peas, n Oitt
= %. Cove oysicr-, full weight pound, ~.
= pounds, ~ hittl 20. light weight, pound.
Oi6tGic. 2pounds. si6tl ~ Condensed
milk. Crown. - 7i6t1 ~. Eagle. A. ~
Swiss, - IS salmon. - sardincs s. 10.
mustard ardincs, -. MackcUl q ~.
herring mackcrcl, " -.
MoiN~rs- Louisiana. common 10 fair. 2iC
aiv, prime "a choice. aMIl2g fancy, As.
common Ia fair. Oamr. prime 10 choice, ~
taA'c syrup .naiic quiet.
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GENERAL TRADE.


Com ME,a-Standard. " 50G2 ~; pearl,
81 ~ roller. ~ S5Cr2 10 firm
Br,Ns-Nayy, " ~; medium, 81 10.
oar ME,Is-ln half hrls, 81 90 from store.
finun-from store, common, 81 3jd3 %,
family, 81 75CJ3 ~; choice, ~ 05Cdi ~. fan.
cy, VI 1904 25 extra fancy, 81 35Cg4 ~,
patent, " Sb6tb; firm.
CRAcgTRs-Soda, extra 4c; soda, treble OK.
ira, -; ginger snaps, 5is@0lsc assorted
jumblcs, lOr.
CnAcgrp WuEAr-In half brls, 81 % from
store.
lloNiNY AND GRirs-From store, 80 -.
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bales. Quotations were as follows ordi-
nary, SI9c good ordinary, 9,sci low mid
ding eo-l6ci middlng, o'sc; good mid.
ding, l0JIc,
Futures opened barely steady and closed
quiet as follows; January, 9.7e@o,si; Febru-
airy, o9i@995; March, i0.0s@lO09i April,
lO.9o@io2l; May, io.3i@io.32i June, 1912
@io4Si July, lo.52@io.53; August, lo,4s
@l0.t0; September loo5@ioO7i October,
966@o6Si November, o.53@o.55. Sales, 81
700 bales.
AVERAGE WEIGHTS.
Average weights of Memphis cotton for
four months ending January I, for this aud
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lIAY-Choicc firm store, gDM0jc: car load
from lcyee or depot, tl5 5O6ls. prime store,
Sc, ear load from lcycc or depot, $3.50
~, prairie from store, Coz, car load from
loyco or depot 80 5oOfli.
BR,N-from store, Djc@si from lcycc or
depot, as scale.
IN, from lcyee or depot, white in bulk Clio
~ &c; In sks., Ct mixed, In bulk, 56g51c;
In SKIS, iNCdipc
oars From store, white. l0isM iic
mixed, 3s@;Fc, from lcycc or depot, white,
In bulk, 3s'sc. In sks., IN, mixed, Ia bulk,
35isc; in sks, 3sisc
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snEEr-choice, 3N@Ic medium, $40
3jsui common, SiCrl 30.
IAMBs--ChOice, -; common 10 good per
head, a 50d3.
GRAss CArrLE--Choicc 3is1ic; good 2A
C134c; fair 10 medium, 2lt@2Nc; scala
ways, ll4@lAc; feeders, light, 2@2l9c;
heavy, 25i6e3c.
lIoos-Choicc, 5@5Ac; good; 49.@5c;
common li,MJiSc
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HraNlsinu..

Hoo PRopucrs-Strnng. mes pork, go
sugar cuwd hams. iii.@ilIsc, breakfast
bacon, u 'sml2c, bulk pork, clear sides, $50.
clear rib sides, s's@s'ac, long clear, Nc,
shoulders, GAsc.
Lam 'rcrcs, 7isr: half brls. 7aIc. kegs
5llc. choice kettle, Sis6igi &C.; steady.
fIsu-Mackcrcl. halt barrels, No. |, AZ 90
No. ., u o. No. . A. -. iO-lb Mt, No. I,
a 10. No. 2 A 10, No. .. u 20. Dry her.
ring, family, 2ic per box.
rius fIiu-llafrls, IS 10 half barrels.
tItti ~. kcg-. Al -
fnrsn ME,ts-Choice beef, hindquaricrs.
Ia NJ; focqunricr, 3 io Be-; second grade
hindyuaricrs, ~, forcquartcr, Sc, sheep,
W.. llngs, 7@7isc
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Mule. and Horses.

lIonsEs--Moderate demand; drivers, 800
CIi5O heavy draft, $500, saddle. Sl2j@2OO;
extra saddle, S2O093OO plugs, SiO975. Texas
ponies, $4,000.
NUNS Moderate demand, - 10 1917
hands high, Si25@l50; i5lG TO 10 hands high,
1JOmlSb
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Cmc,oo, III, Jan. 5.-Thc Drorcrf Journal
reports; Cattlc-llcccipts II 90 head: ship.
mcnts 5000 head. Market strong; good
steers, ~ S5d6 ~; siockcrs aud feeders. " 10
as 10, cows, bulls aud mixed, A 5Oa3.
Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
800 head. Market steady; closed 56iOc
lower; mixed, a. i5CG 80, heavy, ~ l0d5 81;
light, ~ t0Or5 a.; skips, 81 5000 20.
Shccp-licccipts, 1900 head. shipments.
1900 head. Market slow aud 10000 lower:
natives, e. ljCri ~, western, A. 5O6ii 50
Texans, - 5OGf3 70; lambs, a. 5OCa5 90
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady aud
closed quiet middling. o4c Sales $3.50
bales including 400 last evening. Of which
400 TO cxPoricrs and 90 To spinncrs
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, a.. low
middling, olsc; middling o'.c; good mid.
ding, lo'sci middling fair, iOlsc fair
nominal.
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Cotton seed duets.

PRlNE CRUDE OIr-32 l9d33c; prime sum
mcr yellow, lOc; choice cooking summer vel.
low, iOdi2c; off summer yellow, 3Sc; min
crs' summer yellow i0c; prime cotton seed
meal, $40 206gl5 80, ear load lots less than
ear load SlOal0 50.
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Spots opened easy and closed dull. mid.
ding 10 O-iOc. Sales. iOs bales Quota.
tons were as follows Ordinary, 7s.c:
good ordinary, o i-iGc; low middling. Toe.
midiling, io,fo; good middling. iOg.c, mid.
ding fair, iiKc. fair, i2c.
Futures opened steady Of decline, and
oloscd steady. rs follows January, iOA6
1912, February, io524i053. March io.0i
April, 1914, May, i0.S39iOsi; June, 1901
9ios2; July, 1917; August, iI.Oieii o..
September, 10 0o@io o. October, 10. 2O@i0. q:
fovembcr io.o7@iooo. Sales, I2J,2OO
bales
Ngw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet, and
closed easy; middling ejsc Sales COCO
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DoN'r forget B. Lowenstein & Bros
remant sale today.
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Nav loRE. Jan. 5.-Thcrc was an i'm.
proved demand for cotton goods aud fancy
prints. with very good sales 1T the latter.
aud prices very firm. Printing cloths very
firm. with large sales NJ 3sc Tor ~ square,
aud GxGO cloths, SIC. Monadnock, Lowell
aud Lancaster wide shcctings advanced I
cent.
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B: LowENsTEIN K Bros. offer remnants
OF silks, satins velvets and pushes at less
than half price.
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H. LowENsrEiN 4 BIOS. offer remnants
Of silks, satins, yclycis aud plushcs at less
than half price.
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remnant sale Of silks, pushes, satins and
velvets.
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For sprains, bruises. rheumatism, cramps,
inflammation, swelling, cuts, burns, etc, In
man. and splint, ringbonc, windgall, cpl.
zootic, scratches. etc, In horses, Rangum
Root Liniment II n sure cure. The king Of
Linimcnts' is the universal verdict. Never
fails 10 cure any ailmcnt that can be reached
by an external medicalapplication. JOcents
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
2s3 Main street
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stage Of the Riycr..

OFFICIAL sIGNAL SERVICE, Y. g A.,
MEuPiIls Jan. ., . pm.
The following observations are taken at all sta
tions named at 18th meridian time which Is one
one hour later than MemDhis time.
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imrors-M, a q n n, ~ bales MNTRR.
~ Y n X. a. y !. n d x. 20. q.
a., :. A ". r.. III n, n a n n H. ius.
steamer -. wagons, 10 Total, ~ iaics
Erpofts--M. 4 q r. n. 765 halcs 4. GNR n
H. q, WI X, iioSl l., \. o. AT. q
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To-Day friday will be bargain day at
b. Lowenstcin 4 Bros.
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LADIES, attend y. Lowcnstein & Bros
remnant sale Of silks, pushes, satins and
velyets.
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DoN'r forget Il. lowcnstcin & Bros.
nmnani sale today.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Quiet--Middling Cotton, o 3-4c
Sales Today, 5000 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.

APPEAL OFFICE.
THURSDAY Evening, Jan. =, 1855
Money continues plentiful and firm, rates
being s per cent. The banks are discount
ing all good paper presented.
The Clearinghouse rcnort is as follows
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BONDS aud stocks.

The following lisi is corrected regularly
and may be regarded As the latest quotations;
BANK STOCKS.
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Cuic,oo, lll, Jan. 5.-Clcaring, toilay were
ti2.iliUuO
NV Ontr,Na a.. Jan. 5.-Clcarings Of
the hanks wcw s2O1, 49,
~. Lotus, Mo-. Jan. 6-Clcanng, today.
A,Un 30. balances. Si12.s13
NV NonE, Jan. .. Clearing, today wcrc
fi22 rs, iGl balances, fG1OOGl2
BosroN, Mas, Jan. 6.-Clcarnru today
wcrc Sli, 82slt balances, n,ilsisL.
nAitiNour Nd. Jan. 6-Bank clcarings
today were S2,j5i,i "a; balances, Si3tpO5.
ruLApriHu,, IA, Jan. blank clcarings
today wcp ga GJ1 no. balances, 81. 5siS g6S.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Ny mutual consent tho firm 81 EDWARD
BOURNE A 60. has hccn Dissolved. Mr. e. n Bryan
wtlring Mr. Edward Ihumc viii continue the
Insurance business under tie old firm name lie,
assuming all liabilities will coIlcc all outstanding
dcbu. EDWARD BOURNE,
e. H. BRYAN.
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THE RIVERS.
lsas riyer...............EUoENr, 5 pm.
Movements nj the Ieyee.

Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Helen, New Orleans; Gayoso, Tiptonville.
Departures--Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonyille; Granite State, Cincin-
nafi
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dropped hack to s4Jsc. May corn went to
5iAc, and back TO 63lEc.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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OH aud rurprn,inc.

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 5.-Pctrolcum
Firm, r. W. iiO', nc.
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81. Lors, Mo, Jan. 5.-Wool-stcady
aud unchanged
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AN %",.I Low Changes
Attention, n. n. l..

ofrolon. ilIclow zero Of gauge.