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New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
1ntlior salrs Of Real gslalf.
.Im1nnnr TRIISTEESi SAI.F OE RAR.

DALTIMORE.-TR SALE OF BAR
II nIxs cry HOTEL Baltimore City. by virtue Of De-
Of the Circuit Coar of Baltimore City TIE urderre Il'ss '
THURSDAY the day Of DecnbcG B' ar 'o'A m ha'
long sstalTsbed and celebrated llot' WIDELY Ll9sh a.
'o"s ~ BAREI Ms CITY HOIkL.
ng Sluare 10 said otf: "b ou p.g o.,
inc from Fayee-st Bankanc, with adcph on I'!''t " 80
and on Bank lane 0f 1872 feet -. Iii. lro-, d.
The IMPROVEMENTS the extensive lio'el 20 Ng.y M a.
BARNIMS CITY HOTEL with ~ age Restaurant oYes 'nl @
shop fronting Calecrtst sflOn. ome ~in .b,s
Gc The Hotel iocae 10 the heau OF tu % &
fsi deser pgn b. drrl
sarg. Plat property BE- seen a. ne Once 90 W.
ard eivc ai Information df-
be- NJ rhe st0rk debt but AI h
orlnd r.p auourt ug 10 hrelht hundred and ffg i'l ao
hsfyeqry reserved eparl portions tb' tful1 W
Of hundred and eighty o. ) '".
feieenAbs pleasure and i1 sum Of three hind 'l4 ~ ~
dollar T. irreleemab.c o., ....-..
TrGAS-Oneffb cash balance 10 ODD 'ears "b i'I'
pErabis bali ready.
S H. TiCtRT. 20. % 1Lfrin.ion-Et.
TrHees
p ". BENNETT Co.
AuciouterE
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
Counirp Real gslaie for Sale.

Counirp Rca! Gslair for Sale.
ERUIT FARM FOR SALE, 30 miles from
Pasdephsg ses ia best Of GUILTY. atom zoo Pears Pe9ehe,
House Barn Ac, beauuu thriving
AMI heshu place. Prce +5o Also fAkh Of 10 aerrs ~ 9
n SiU; 80 = hM fo in'ofmauon ars-
Il. J. BYRSES. Hammonton. Nra-Jerry.
EOR SALE-Near Lancaster, Pa, q fine old
COUNTRY SEAT with p .. land Apply " W CARPEN-
TER 4 son Lancaster. Pa
CTOCk RANCHE for SALE III Southern
~ Raucle l31 heat o g00i Amccsn
~ increase viii he 100 bead Eve bead hoi gori
hons, corral ad sn nc-ssar cquun Or carving ue STOCK
m ness prasan healthy, and the msf prohh N the
Pee esOo To par cars adTrs, H. W NAM l.! fsso
Colorado
CT. AUGUSTINE, Florida" MAGNOLIA
y HOUsIT ioI SALE urnishei-A delightful HOTEL accom-
roae 2n person Handsomely rIsr,d AMI newly furnished, in
m ate uo aison sgehts ElALL Irthoh n j. or ~
Aug i,tns. Fla -
Onn ACRES TIMBER LAND, ON Dela-
.,VeVt var. onv mile F0m taoad and NanIi.
Buings consist Dseling fan. Hogsc and Saw Mil Price,
sllUgl NJ 4. rutland a Co. 3 Bceknai st.. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13

IUUNA1 ;. hLIAH'UIIti = -I''I-' 80
AnmAy II. MriLrR Anconssr ~
EXECUTORS' SALE OF VAIL ABLE LOlS
II OV EINTH-AVE. AND ,SEyENTY-FOURrHsT. MAR 'EN-
TRAL PARK ADRIAN II. MULLER. p a. WiLhlES 90 WI w.
al auction on ESDAY Dec. iJ u O'Clock. 81 The fr,la
sllesroom No III broadway, by order o q eS.s',s o. ~
Nntare and tire twelve lets on tf SCUM
ie Of feet Of Nntiac and near ''na
p,rl per M remain on boui lprir
5G8l VOSR MrDANIEIS Attorney Mo- and 20 Pine'i.
IMPORTANT SHERIFF. SALE Of VALU
i ABIE REAL ESTATE in Isck0 ~. n i-on - DAl
msr n 8O Al D. m a he House iu Haekeusack MI 10
The residence of r. h. E0be consisting Of 1 are o ann
finely laid out Nth cyeeens. hmhhcrg stone MANSION - ven
adapted for gentleman, residence situate on tatIaaVr. IhIas-
WioV.aye and the public the residence ~ g. y An2r
eso rnrb,r rorltiou n r Van Beim sheriff The property
can be- ,e. on applying Aaron Moses. b. Of Necoust spring
Nalcg-jyt. Haclensack -, d.,
Trains aekusacs Taper depoJ 90 a. m a' u
M returning leave Hackensack az and D. for Ntwlork
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
Nrw- lcrsrn Real gsiaie for 6aIe.

A DEPOT being established at MEMO PARK,
a on he j. r. ard T. philadelphia tot males it one o
the ,bnc-st within L. TIE C BAL Lots 30 b' 100
greater portion - which can oe
rad Iontb ns,sla,nts NJ 30 Pal pa.en r. Win ge", 70
be had the oee Of The hSNBO PAhh LAND
COMPASN Noe l55 and lJi Bfoil.s1, Room No lB
JENKINS x WAY, New Brunswick, y. J.,
- Real Brokers and AueoBsers have i SALE COuhIk
KF-btNGES FARMS and HOUSES and LOTS The rh1rc
The fru sscertae by referring the opgius gentlemen ~
sni,iuh Cos Irrln shuy Wm Taylor y J.
pa Once Wm " Freeman. Cashier Hanover Banf " J. bHneh
Onre No. llnest Stsl0r.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13

Sun rs,t... fl6 Son sets 4;Ji Moon r-'f s'"
uGu wATEU
SANDY Iook Cows Is.ui 1890 IrI Ns .''. I.'i
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
anrtion Sales OF Real gslatc.

Anlllon balts OF htlI VsIuIt.
J. JoHssoS jr., Ausnor,er
DY NSON a. VI l. Il l. X,
ID AUCFlONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKEfS.
No. 25 SAatusr, COR CIpsH}rr tlU-i0EE.
6 Residences Lots Country seas and larn bprh sold
rr, elugeL Lysns segps'c Aasaon bale, VI fuiniae Se
EXECUTOR's SALE.-The FARM occupied
II ly Daniel Carts deceased mile from De Wsshnr"s'' Dc
nal on the NsEnrh Crier Road eRanpg 02 aud
GOOD lpeug hons bulng desirable location overlooking
vl be k0i puhic asotion Angus Ho l wash
iu.tou,t TUESDAY Dec ~ lho al Y m THIS property sol to-
pufchisrrz For qartullr- apply
junN JAQuRS JAMES CURrIa OWEN c. J4QrRS EIecnsof.
WlsLingouvile Orange Co. Dec l.. Iy7n
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13

Conc 9slan6 Real gsait for Sale
TOR SALE-Fmshing, l.. l., 2j minutes from
( Tbryfourhst-A Country HOME, Flushing, l. L. = minutes
from -ourthst with al ihe modern couyeuences greenhou
sable al in ea r; 81 land t-n easy pcsseon mme
se, Address h ". LEAvI1T llB WalLst
S-S ACRE FARM on Long Island, 30 miles
- - from EXCHANGE properly NJ A. RU
LAND 4 to, Brekmansi., Aeg-lors.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
n)esirbesier Connin Real gsiaie for Sale

ENARM for SALE, 33 miles from New ork !:
oneL mile from Capplqna Harlem Railroad 100 acres good an
from bung Apply To W NJ PAGE thspspa "
p T. PAGE. l3 Catbanns-st NeR-1Ork.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
CoURT CALrNDARS-THr, Dl,

SrpfEYF -tHsvHEEs.-INGKAhAs. !opcts at 10 NJ
O. enJar called ~ Y
80 pste AT. Johnston I6i. In 9 Richard Winthrop
New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
Imnsfmfnis.

WAkk1h1AA9fhSy.I2s M Sy2slsc. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
W" be ''''''.;i SIN sScEsFEy ayD ArrolgsTS1rSr'
''"'''' 10 ''' ''''. By o. coootC.FIffEs;
Ae iSp oiPkSG aIyyay W. MyToTI viz yIA
1c' fi@GGRDiS AED LAWY OF B0NLESS COTTAGE
'"s sATrspiI & re5 j.
Al y D. M.
-'''' NV PAY. Dy .. W. roaer,or. '.a. -
RooTH' THEApER.
LAST MGHrs
1900 to issa TIM
~
JOSEPH JEFmsoN
RIP vAS wlSELG-
ZIP VAN WIyELE
MATISEE o SATURDAY a. J. O'Clock.
sE,rs srarrgp SIX DAYS IL ADyAScE
8. l. Th,ar s Branch lsir oa' O.. DIa'u ''' '
Store ~ Broldvsy
IN active r'''''.'iE3int 'iE3intiiRlGJ" Tf -
NIBL0" GARDEN. JARRETT r.luqL
~ L'''' ''' rJFs6ii 5i EviEiTi.iSG. T.. d. 800
TIE BLACK oP1oK
Fy7Tpg WV scrysRY
oNE THOUSAND .cg p, lc.q ai ard ,P.1 .lc '''''i''
sTARTIIxG TABLEAUx PEOCEy,IoSs. MARCHES &c.
ONE HUNDRED AxB PlFIT VALE AND FEMALE
~ . ,,,,.,A ~ 4. Al ,,llisi III ivfc.r CHANGES
AZ EXCELLENT DEAaA1lc toAfAAlt IN.
Their various bu4hi
srecisl.es md
TWE LAR Jest GRAND BALLET CORPS
cyc appeaf,l il AHeIie9. ---.J
The pay rroluoc sdidon Of FoT-avo Thousand
~ ~ ERY EyRsINC AND SITrRDAY MATINEE
BOX SHEET now OPEN
eth AVENUE THEATER. ..-.,..,,,
- Sole Lessee and Manager. Ny l4'
TUESDAY. Dec J.......... TWILL ~ .i1il.t.
pprrrtaNT yc5Tc .i,y Dce l4...... Man And WIFE
' Ttr4I5,- pee Is. .... -" FERNASDE"
~, uec i6........' TWE FTI NIGHT
fatarI7v, Dec l7........ % Nv hLflh sl5il---
N.Tp.e Sanrd ig........ ." TWFLPTH GIGilT
Mondaf. Dec lg.......... LONlOA Ahet hh.'' -.
' The great local CouaIl.
SARhTOGAf SARATOGA
Ur.gua Scenery, Netlal sl
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20

ind a number of lodges crossing each
other IN every direction. Some of these
the Frnckee or Isabel and the Butterenp
especially have been the subject of con-
siderable sensation in their time. Work
Is being done ON the Buttercup; and it
looks rs if 1t might yet be capable of
raising another Juror. Proceeding in a
southerly direction, we find q series of
well-deined and, in most cases we'll
opened lodges, among which we may
note the Treatise, Uncle Sam, Haycroft
Westford, Cactus, Domingo and the Cliff.
All these lodges have the same general
direction, say southwest. But the hill is
cut by fine lodges which cross some of
these, varying from east and west to
north, 10 east. The Uncle Sam and the
Mlshiwangee are not active. A lot of
good ore was milled from the latter mine.
a short time since, in the Rig Smoky.
Ore is being hauled from the Haycroft
and the Westford exposes a fine body of
rock. The Cactus is not doing much.
but the Domingo is working a large body
OF ore, with a front about sixty feet wide,
with a great amount of ore on the dump.
The Cliff is being worked extensively,
taking out milling ore which we are told
runs from $50 to $50 per tun. The
Bowie IL Brown boys have improved on
their ore as they attain depth. They
have a very plethorie dump, which will
be reduced in size as soon as they finish
their road. If there is a mother ledge
In this hill, as many believe there is, it
will not escape detection.
OREaoN-New developments in the
south shaft Of a body of fine ore, show
ing a face of ) feet. A drift is being run
TO connect the old works with this shaft.
BASE METAL.
The Elko is furnishing a very remuner-
alive class of smelling ores to the Vie
land furnace, besides large shipments to
San Francisco. The Erie mine iniunc-
ton will be decided by Judge Beatty
this morning.
The White Pine Smelling works are
running on ores of more than ordinary
yield, but we could not learn from what
portion of the Base Range they were ex-
traeted. On Thursday, the last shift
previous to our visit, had taken out 80
bars of bullion, 80 pounds each, the
whole assaying 1873 ounces of silver to
the tun. That was the twenty-third day
of the run, and the furnace was in as
COOP condition us at the start.
A movement has been preached by
Russell x Lamden to run several furna-
ees In the vicinity of Hamilton with one
large engine. They propose to furnish
ths power, if parties can be found to
build the works. We think a much
greater economy could be exercised in
this way than has been heretofore at
tempted. The engine at the Weiland
Works, we are assured, could furnish
blasts for four such furnaces.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20

The LAWS DELAY.-By private letter
from Carson, we are advised that a deei-
sion in the John Dare Mining Company
appeal to the Supreme Court was to have
been rendered on "Wednesday last. Bnt
1t was not. This appeal involves the
question of the construction to be placed
on our mining laws in regard to the
amount Of work necessary to hold n
claim a year. 1t has been before the
Supreme Court going on to a year, and
our interests here have been materially
damaged by the uncertainty raised. The
case is in the hands of Judge johnson.
and if he knew how much the mining
interests are suffering through his pro.
crastination, he would possibly find time
to write an opinion.
ST. JOINS DAY.-An Grafton will be
delivered at II O'Clock m. on Friday, June "a, by
Bro, Thomas p. Hawley, at the Masonic Hall. in
this city. All members of the Fraternity in
Hamilton, Treasure City, Shermantown, and vi
cinity, are fraternally invited to attend. After
the Grafton, refreshments will be served at the
Hall. Any contribution in the way of eatables,
by Mason's wives, thankfully received. The
same can be sent to BRO. Morris Ballenberg, at
Ottenheimer's store, Main street, by or before 70
O'Clock m, June "a.
The COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been rehtted and elegantly furnished throughout,
and snow one of the handsomest establishments
Of the kind In the city, as il has been for "a long
time the most popular, on account of its low
rates of charges and well-furnished tables. Call
and get an excellent meal for 50 cents.
The ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main ST..
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that S good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20
ASSAY OFFICE FOR RENT.

TIVE ASSAY OFFICE, FURNACES AND FIX
i TUBES, on Main street, Hamilton, and now
occupied by Messrs. Bradshaw 4 Co., are for
rent, from and after June 18th. The rooms are
suitable for a store or other business purposes.
ma2l -l0d STEPHEN MILLER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20

THE BASE BALL MArcH.-The match
came of as announced, yesterday, be-
tween the Pogonips aud the New Club.
The weather could not have been more
propitious; and the clubs, as the scoring
shows, were not very uneyenly matched.
Following is the score: Pogonips, IS;
New Club, AZ runs.
SILVER Bars PROM ELY.-Eleyen bars
Of silver were received by the Bank of
California. yesterday, from Ely. They
were milled in Raymond d Ely's five
stamp mill, and the ore was from the
Ely mine, being the proceeds Of two
weeks run. Value, about $40 0O0.
Coon \ CHEAP MEAT.-At Hunts
market, Treasure City, frst-elass meats
are sold for 1211 cents per pound. This
popular market keeps the best of all
kinds of table supplies, and ranges its
prices to suit the times.
PUr OFF.-Judge Beatty has decided
10 p stpone the making up Of the June
calendar Of the Eighth District Court
until after the 4th of July. The bush
ness Of the term will be light.
FOURTH OF JULY.-A meeting of the
Executive Committee will be held in one
of Jack Perry's rooms this evening at S
o'clock. Business of Importance will
come before it.
FoR SILVER PARK AND ELY.-Trayis
Bros. stage leaves the office in Hamilton
this morning at II 30, for the above and
intermediate points.
SEE the lost, strayed or stolen adver-
t.sement in another column.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20
Yufal antelligfnff.
sroCKHOLDERs DIRECTORY.

.ssrsssEvTs LEVIED n UNPAID ON WHITE
PINE sTocKs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20
miscellaneous.
FOR SALE,

CHEAP FOR CASH, A HOUSE AND
" LOT House with Three Rooms. we'll nj
furnished, with water and every conven-@l
fence for a comfortable residence. Situated I'M
mediately in front Of the Courthouse. For par
~ticulars, apply at this office. ma26-tfz
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20
MEETIN s

Hidden Treasure Consol., June 20. at Room %,
Hayyard's Building. No. 4l9 Cal. St, S. +.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20
AUSTIN STAGES.

"HSON BROS. AUSTIN @RSEN
w Stages, which carries w. HEti6f@
+. 4 Co.'S Express and u. S. Mail, leaves eyery
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
At s o'clock. for Austin via Eureka. Office Of
Franks Saloon. Main street.
ma3Otf FRANK SCHOONMAKER. Agent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20

Intending to close out my business, l will,
from and after to-day. sell everything in my
line at cost price.
Also, Tor sale, the House and Lot, northeast
corner of Main and Hunter streets, Hamilton.
Parties in need Of Saddlery or Harness will
find Il to their advantage 10 examine my stock
and prices before buying elsewhere.
ma26-2dptf II. DORMEYER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20
Arrivals and Departures.


By Woodbury. a ENNoR's LINE.
- y folsom i Barteo Mr. Saurtie
MrsJ Phillips L Barter Mr. Iaeonr
ueo heafst Jd wilson Capt Blasdel
81 BEAcHEY. WINES A CO. LINE.
5 Parmenter S Canovich b Osborna
j X Megaigle Jas DIVER WD MIler
JAS Noften Jas Savers Mr. Tohiae W.T.
Mrs Turney Sanford Hall and children
a . nasoh &C Dyke David l. Buel
j Miller Fred Hempy Scott
Mrs l. NJ Irwin
BY TRAVIS Bsos. PIocHF LINE.
Lew Hanehett Mr. Upton Mr. White
> = hutchinson ) NJ Parker Geo w Lamb
MIS- ureeh Huntington
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20
GA RID.

ID H. PARKER WOULD REsr5oi and The
Ii. call the attention OF M ie mn his hotel
nj Eureka. in frst.class style, where he Viii oe
happy to accommodate his patrons WIN ,, n his
beds and everything the market ai0r9s = n'
table, ~
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-20

Co to C. r. Alexander's for your
drugs. feJ-tf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-08

NOR sALE-CHEAP. A GOOD SECOND
IL hand piano, at
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT Il co. IS,
o-4-t 240 Main street, corner Jefferson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-08
shelbx county nible soeletx,

At the annual meeting of the Mem
phis and Shelby County Bible Society
held Monday night, the following Execu
tive Committee for the current year wal
elected:
Col. E. II. Porter, President; VIM. r
Stewart, Secretary; Cyrus johnson
Treasurer.
First Presbyterian Church-James Ell
der, Thomas r. Farnsworth.
Second Presbyterian Church-Henry
Wade, NJ. L. Meacham
Third Presbyterian Church : james
Venable.
First Baptist Church-Joseph Bruce
r. G. Craig
Central Baptist Church-S. M. lobe
j. M. Beattie. -
Christian Church-Dr. D. Gober, H
A. Littleton
First Methodist Church-M. E. Coch.
ram S. H. Dunscomb.
Union Street Methodist Church-B. W.
Williamson, Thomas g. Scarborough
Asbury Methodist Chnrch-T. ID. Ed
ridge, j. w. Robbins.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,.
W. Goyer.
Congregationalist Church,. R. Steb-
bins, Newton S. Otis.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church
]. C. Johnson. glr wrrrRFT
The pastors of the foregoing churches
are, ex officio, Vice Presidents.
VIM R. STEWART, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-08
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

-
This is cool, lovely, healthy weather.
An account of the stolen brides cake
is crowded out to-day. Look out Tor
morrow.
VIM. r. Moore, Esq. one Of our lead
ing wholesale dry goods merchants, has
returned from the North.el
Fifty-eight prisoners in the county
jail. Only one charged with murder.
The others look up TO him with great
respect.
The finest team on the streets yester-
day afternoon, was that Of Colonel J. W.
Jefferson, who has been to New Orleans
lately and doubtless tried the shell road.
Rev. II. d. Witherspoon will deliver a
lecture at Rocco Hall tonight TUESDAY
Subject: Popular Objections to the In
fallibility of the Scriptures. " Admission
free. The occasion is worthy of large
attendance. afirg
The geological, centripetal, centrifugal
and thermometrical advantages of Mem
phis have been recognized by the p. r.
1t is announced that mill will take
place between two champions Of the ring
within fifty miles of Memphis on the It'll
of April, for 5000 aside. This cheering
piece of intelligence will put to shame
the villages of Mobile, New Orleans,
Helena, Louisville and others that aspire
to be rivals of Memphis, but are unknown
in the ring We shall employ full corps
of short-handed, long-legged, fist-proof,
hunger-and-thirst-defying reporters to
take down the occasion, and whatever
else is lying around loose.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-08
GENERAL MARKET.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENN, March 3. 1870. J
There is little activity In the grocery mar
ket. Trade is suspended by the depression O.
cotton. The probable diminution of burdens
imposed upon tobacco dealers causes som,
activity in this staple, but in nothing else Il
there any animation.
BAGGING AND ROPE-Light demand, az;
@25c for common; Kentucky 25@26c.
BUTTER-W estern 3@37c; country 23g2Sc
BROOMS-s396 per doz. Broom corn 81 400
Sl30 per TOM
CEMENT-s3 OO93 30. Plaster g. rs.
C0FFEE-Rio, 19@23c; Java, 3Od34c.
CHEESE-Factory l71ag2Oc; West'n Reserve
COTTON SEED Delivered sl2 5Oi notes Ia
EGGS 2o@25c v dog.
CORN-90g96c. fc 1af
HAYES n ton; oats 6lG66c; bran 50 ~
ton; cotton seed so u ton.
FLQuR-Fine - 70; Fancy So 5OGS so.
Piles SO 00e4 SO y barrel cranberries 50 % d
.MAcKEREL--NO. is 2i@25 y barrels sar-
gam. Chickens So . do1; geese 81 turkeys
HIREs-6ry flint ls1Sc; green &c. TallOw
&c. Beeswax &c.
LEATHER-Sole 1910, Saddle 42c. Calf
skins s45@70, American do. $40.
MULES AND RSES-s75@l75.
M0LASSES-Prime 75@80c.
TAR--Pine in kegs s. 80.
NAILS-s4 1904 Sc, kegs.
0IL--Coal Oil S5@4Oc, Lindseed 81 10. Lard
81 So, Lubricating 55c. nv
P0WDER-Rife So 50, Blasting 81 so.
P0TAT0ES-Peach Blows 81 70, Pinkeyes
81 25d2 50. Russets 81 S0d2 90.
P0RK---Mess s2s 5093O 90.
BACON-Clear Sides Tal715c, Sugar Cured
Hams 1s920e, Shoulders 1l14@l2c.
LARD-Tierce Ice, Keg $780,
BEEF-Corn Beef els so p bbl
SALT-Bbls. 81 so.
llzgl31Sc, Clarified 15c.
SPIRITS-Highwines CSC, Rectifed Whisky
STARCH-71zc n N.
SOAP AND CANDLES-Soap 1Oc. Candles
18c. Iiifl
y. VINEGAR-1s@25c q gallon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-08
Memphis Cotton market.

The bright, cool, clear weather ofthis morn
ing infused little spirit into the diseased cot
ton market, and the dispatches from New
York and New Orleans and Liverpool, re
ceived up to u o'clock to-day. were not cal
eulated to improve the state Of the sickly
Kings health. At 10 o'clock to-day. In Liver.
pool. cotton was dull. Uplands at I'D. In
New York cotton was dull and lower at TO-.
o'clock, and Uplands were quoted at pc. The
Memphis market was uncertain, dull and
little doing. But cotton must be sold, and
hereafter we may quote actual transactions,
Eight hundred bales Middling sold yesterday
evening late at zoe. 0rdinaries are selling
this an. at l21S to 15c; good ordinary. I71S to
lSc. unstained. No low middling sale to-day f;
say 10 to Doc for bright low middlings. but the
market is Eat.
Exchange in fair demand. and commercial
bills are taken at 1{o discount. Good paper
il freely taken at 10 aud Il per cent. discount
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LOSS or THE Nlr1lE JONES.
Two Men Drowned---The Tug mt tn
Bottom OF the MississIPpi.

Boftom OF the Mississippi.
The staunch little tug steamer Nettie
Jones, belonging to the coal firm of Brown
a Jones, collided with the mammoth
steamer Great Republic in front of the
foot Of Madison street. about five O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and instantly sunk
to the bottom in eighty feet water. Bar
ney Donahoe, the fireman, and the col
ored cook named Lewis, were in the hold
at the time, and went down with the yes
sell W. H. Jackson, the captain, Geo.
Shields, the engineer, and Ed. Daney, a
deck hand, jumped into the river and
escaped by swimming to coal barge
which had been attached 10 the tug but
did not go down, One wheel of the
Great Republic was not in working or
der-a fact unknown to the Nettie Jones.
Hence the usual signals were unavailing.
The loss is about twenty thousand dol
lars to Brown & Jones. No insurance.
The Nettie Jones has been in print as
much as any vessel Of her size that ever
hoated on the Mississippi. 1t will be re-
membered that while she was under the
command of Captain Ford, year and a
half ago, perhaps, she was siezed one
night by band of Arkansas Radicals,
as they we're generally believed to be,
and used by them in pursuing the Hes
per, vessel loaded with arms for some
loyal spectators at Little Rock. The
Hesper was conveniently tied up on the
Arkansas shore, few miles down the
river, and became an easy captive to the
make-believe Ku-Klux. Capt. Ford was
subjected to all sorts of persecution
on account of the affair; and the
Radical party, North and South, tried
hard to make political capital out
of the pretended seizure But the
trick was too transparent; it failed.
Captain Ford was released finally before
a Radical court and recently left the
Nettie Jones. The tug has gone to keep
company with arms thrown overheard
the Hesper This is another rebel out
rage which should be ventilated by Radi-
cal type and orators. The Captain of
the Great Republic had better look out
or Ben Butler will have him summoned
before some committee on loyal claims.
The cause of the disaster may be traced
to the St. Louis wharfboat, an institution
which claims special privileges at the
wharf, and refused to allow the Great
Republic to land along side of the sacred
concern. She tried to make another
landing, and got into the Nettie Jones.
Hence the calamity y ieae'1a ts