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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-14
Asricultural stems.
Vernon has 80 acres of tobacco.

In parts OF Iowa peanuts are general ana
successful crop this year.
Michigan has IN immense apple crop
which sells ut 81 to 80 per barrel.
A farmer near Dubuque, Ia, has bought six
pigs in England at two hundred dollars
apiece.
A hundred and sixty pound watermelon
is recorded at Little Rock, which Noted the
owner forty-siX dollars in slices.
The third annual Fair of the Westminster
Agricultural Association will be held at the
East Parish, on Wednesday, Oct. 18th, 1871.
Rhode Island has not raised apples enough
this year to make the usual number of pies /;
while Michigan cannot find barrels enough
to hold her crop.
A Pennsylvania farmer sows six bushels
of salt to the acre on his oats, and says it
makes the stalks stouter and the grain bet
ter, besides advancing maturity.
The Carbee Brothers of Bath, N. H., raised
this season, from one peck BreZees Prolific
and Climax potatoes, (four quarts each),
thirty bushels fine table potatoes.
Two thousand hands, mostly children, are
engaged in picking cranberries on the marsh
es northwest of Berlin, Mich. What is king
corn OF cotton in that section. compared to
queen cranberries.
man ut Billcrica, Mass, whose grape
vines have been robbed for the last two
years, recently set II watch and caught the
thief, who proved to be II deacon in one OF
the churches and II man of wealth.
A gentleman of the fur West recently
gave his 10 year old daughter 1000 acres OF
good land. That was merely IL birthday pres
ent, when she becomes of age he expects tc
do something for her in the real estate line.
The HorticulturtSt says that good mulch
applied to small fruits increases their produc-
tiveness from fifteen to twenty-five per cent.
besides contributing very materially to the
size and color and cleanliness of the fruit
Mulching always pays.
An Indiana man claims to have succeeded
in playing thorough confidence game upon
the potato-bug. He planted grain of corn
first, the bugs thought it was u cornfield and
started for other scenes.
From the little township of Vineland, ". j..
where few years ago there were only pine
stumps, 1872 tons of grapes were recently
shipped in single day. of i'm excellence thai
rivaled the vineyards of France or Germany
The place has received its right name.
Morgan county can boast of the largest
hog in Illinois, and probably in the world
This monster animal is owned by Capt
Wright, of the Franklin precinct, and weighs
thirteen hundred and tifty-five pounds. The
Captain is preparing to exhibit the huge
creature through the country.
About 700 milk producers Massachusetts
and New Hampshire met in convention n
Aver the other day, and resolved to resist the
proposed reduction of five cents per can de
cded upon by the milk contractors. o.
course the con tractors mean to get ms mucl
for the milk us they did last winter
When G. A. Sylvester sold his farm il
Barnet to Joseph Dow, he threw in a 6ocl
f of Merino sheep, which, notwithstanding hi
} enthusiasm and success in raising them, he
considered about good for nothing. One o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-25
On the 18th Day of August 1871.

At noon, or tae premises, sell, to the highest
bidder The following described property, To-
A certain sract, piece or parcel Of land sit
uate, lying Q being In the county OF Tip
slate OF tennessee, on the waters Of the
Mississippi river, with metes and bOunds es
iouoEsY to-Wtt: Beginning alta point on the
Mississippi river, Palmers corner.
thence soulh with Pa1mer's line Is poles q
= ssaKei thence east = poles 70 q stake
shence norm poles to q tree On the banE
lne Mlssnsslpp1 river thence In a west
Waruty direction with the OF the
MISSISSIPPI river 70 the point OF b~ezfnnfag.
being the same tract c5nvsvsf nv WUIfa5l
coward 10 James O. Ellis, and Ceseribed an
dsed OF conveyance a. CONTAINING. BY
estimation, eighty-three l-3i acres: uOzsthGr
with the engines, boilers and al ON TX.
lures and apparatus and things lying and
being H1tUGsed IN satc tract Of land, and ussd
In The dtstillstion OF spirituous liquors, aud
as follows, to-Wit: Two double nue
boilers, twenty feet long, forty inches diane
bsrt grabes bars, etc. one gin ten-lncE
70 make II compleLes n main shaft dy-
wheel and pullsys, and al other shaftiu.
ABOUT ne mill and distillery; one pair thirty
sx-inch stones FOR grinding, with gearing.
betting etc one mash tub: one worm tub
and worm one cold water rub; one pign-
vine tnDi one loU-Wine tub; six beer
taDa yns ehasf OF 0esr sink; Two receiy-
tubs or c~lsternsi two yeast uubs; fauE
yeast cans draw md force and high and
low vine pumpsf platfUrm and beal
and al the pipes, valves, cocks. baf--
ing used about the distilery; BLACKSMITH
carpenter and other roofs and instru-
ments about the premises.
said property viii be sold on q credit OF Elk
months; the purchaser - give note, WIN ap-
proved personal security, bearlr Z lnteresL
rom daIe, for tne purchase moneys. and q
lien retained on the property a. additional
security for the payment o. the purchase
money.
The equity OF redemption Is barred, and
the purchaser, on complying with mis- bld-
VIII be placed In imms iats Possession.
d CLAY KING.
Special COmm1ssiluer.
Memphis July I9, IsII. fylud&s
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ATTAcHAERT NOTICE.

the Circuit Court OF Shelby County, a.
Bartlett, Tenn.-SpaTTei Hi, Gdmin1stra-
tor OF 81. K Hill, surviving partner OF smith
q Hill, g nrm composed OF n <. Hin and
ThOs. q. smith. VS.. Malcolm Mcneil,
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued cut nder section $50 Of the Code and
returned into Court, levied upon the follow
property, tO-W1t: On 3 portion OF the fol-
defendant, in Shelby county, Tennessee, be-
ginning at astake IN the new State line road,
John Rice's south line OF 500 acres, at the
corner OF a ten acre lot, sold tOJane
l. HRrkIsrORd, n. so <, g. LINKS nom a white
oak marked L; thence n. So Z With Rice's
Riae's line; thence n. W, 80 chains M "
links to a stake in the old State line road.
thence ). So W., L chains aud = links,
thence s. IL Z, = chains VA 81 links TO the
eastWardly to the northeast corner OF said
ten acre lot; thence sOuthWsrdIy to the Be-
ginning. In all about A. acres. All Of the
above tract Is levied on except the west p0r-
ton thereof containing u l4-lg acres, con
viewed by the said Mcneil 70 John p. Csru-
defendant, and amdavit having been made
tina the defendant is tndebted 10 plaintl- IL
the sum OF $50, by open account for services
as attorneys Tor defendsuL and
the defendant Is snon-residsnt Of the
State OF Tennessee,
It IL tneref0rs ordered. Thai he make his
appearance herein before the Judge
OF the Bartlett Circuit Court OF Shelby ouu
", at the COurt-HOuse in the town OF Bart-
lett, on the second Monday IN August next,
prescribed by Law, on the same VII be
with eZparte, and that q copy of
his order be published once q week, for four
consecutive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal
Done at once, this 7th day Of August, 8Il.
JOHN MCBROOKs, Clerk.
stephens q stephens, att'ys for pIsfntffs,
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ATTACHMENT NOTICES.
attachment Netics.

No. 1870, A DIN the Second Circuit CourE o.
Shelby County, TsEnessee.-jCuu Devote
vs.. andrew BOttO.
IN this cause AZ attachment having
Il sued out By Jonn DevotC against the Ca
fendant, Andrew BOtIO, on The gounl t-r
the said defendant Is a on-resideuI of the
state OF Tennessee, and that he Is Justly fn-
dsbted TO the plaintiff twenty-five nUEdrea
dollars Tor damages caused 70 the said plant
II By an attachment sued OuE Of the Crzu-
Gerry Court BY L. Rocco, on the 25th 5eplsm-
Der, 1851. and levied upon the property OF
said John Devote, in which cause me SAD
Andrew BOJtO was security upon the attach
ment bond Of the said l. Rocco; and an
davit having been made accordingly and
bond given, and said attachment having
been, on the 10th May, 1871, levied Upon GER
tain real estate as the property Of she sad
defendant, situate In Shelby county Gennes-
see, there being no persona property upon
which to levy the same, and having been
duly returned into this court by the sheriff
Of Shelby county:
II is therefore ordered, That said de-
fendant, Andrew BottO, make hiz ap-
Second Circuit Court Of shelby County,
Tennessee, az the court house in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, IN EEe
third Monday in september next, and
defend said attachment 1ait within the time
prescribed by Law, or the same VIII be- pro
Ceeded with exParte, and that a copy Of mis-
order be pU bltshedO once q week, for tour on
secuttve weeks. In the Memphis Appeal. q
published In Memphis, Tenn.
Done AZ once, this the 5th day OF July, III.
T. d. BOYLE, CLERK.
BY ". LEwIB WHARTON, Deputy Clerk
Beeener & belchers Attorneys Tor Plti1s.
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The Drawing Postponed
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.


THs Drawing for the Real Estate, held In
II the Distribution under our management
which was announced to take place to-day, Is
POSTPONED UNTIL AUGUSTA, 1871.
The reason This indulgence is asked OF the
public we briefly state: Our enterprise Is one
OF magnitude requiring the estabnshment Of
Agencies throughout the United states. We
have now secured them from New York to
the racinc Slope, but In doing 50 more time
has been consumed than we anticipated We
are in working order everywhere desired,
and place the day Of drawing only two
months on for the purpose of giving all our
ageDbI, far n near full scope for their best
labors. We started ont TO render the people
q Distribution Of valuable Real Estate that.
should be satisfactory othem In the details
of It's drawing, and we intend to maintain
that point regardless Of all else. II there Is
TO be any grumbling, W. prefer thatit shall
occur in regard to the slight delay we ask,
than TO have II take place after the drawing
Is over. On the Slst OF August our enterprise
win be perfected. We do moi, nor will not.
require another hours indulgence
Respectfully, PASSMORE 4 RUFF1N,
Managers Real Estate Distribution
Memphis, July 4 ISL Iyt
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Attachmsut NOtics.

No. eoOAp-Int the First Circuit Court OF Shell
bv County, Tennessee-Ns ". Frazer "
Carson &,Burka
N MS cause N attachment having been
susd out, under section &6 Of the Code.
and returnsd Into court, levied upon the real
estata OF defendant, James Carson, and afida-
vii having been mad that the defendant Is
ndsbted 20 plaintiff In the sum OF about S658
by judgment In avor Of McCombs q CO., and
the defendants are non-residentz OF the
state 81 Tennessee
Its therofore ordered, That they make their
personal appearanceherein, before the Judge
Of the First Circuit Cou OF Shelby
County, at the Court-house IN the city
OF Memphis, on hs third Monday
IN september next and defend SID al
tachment suit within the time pre-
scrtbed by law, or Ehe same win be prOeeedeo
with expsrte, and that acopy Of this order be
published once q week for four consecutive
Feeksin the Memphis Appeal
Done atonce, this nth day Of July, 81
r. aa .lH FRANK TAfT, Clerk
RI 3. !. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk
q. w. fra1els ATTY tor PHI JyB Sc
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Petition for Bar Library Association.

No. T7S.-SecOnd Chancery Court OF shelby
County, Tennessee. Petition for Ear
Library AssOciation.CE ). Hammond. ".
p. Wilson, David h. POstOn, J. A Taylor,
John E. r srrts, Thos. B Turley, Geo. z.
Phelan, John SOmeryell, A. u. Stephens,
W. ". Mcdowell, Z. II. Wyatt s, r Gam
mon, ChaS. d. Stephens, r. Dudley Fraser,
J.B.W woodward, ). p. walker, ID. L Myers,
]. n. Harris, U. W.. Miller, L Y. Mcdowell,
W. x. POstOn, c +. Bullock, Geo. Gillian,
ID. NJ. Scales, Geo. 7. Dashiel, L Lehman,
Al Sw1ngley, W. A. Collisr, W. Strong
and Henry +. Dix
A LII persons are hereby notified 10 appear
AbefOre the second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn, on or before thSnrst
Monday in August, 1571, n show cause II
any they have or know Of why letters OF IN
corporation should moi issue to the petition-
ers herein, by the name OF the Memphis bar
Library Association, with the powers Anu
OF 3 corporate body ur LhsP1t.
pose Of securing to themselves ana O0
uss q Law Library, to be kept N the e1ts ~
Memphis, in said county, WITH e4Plsaa
stock of@d oilars, to be divided meo-snAres
dollars each, and with power 70 Or
elect officers ana maze oy-AANsi
Wben shares OF said capital STOCK shall
have baeu subscribed, As provided Oy h
act Or Assembly, chapter 81, passed January
lS7I and approved January 20, ISL.
ND L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, Deputy CLERK and Master.
4. T. DIX and Humea &Poston, sol
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thursday, August 10, 1871,

between the hours OF 10 an, and 4 D.m On
the premises, sell At public sale. 70 the high
est bidder for cash the blowing described
property:
Acertain parcel of land situate, lying and
being In the city Of Memphis, the county or
shelby and state Of Tennessee, and de-
scrtbsd as follows, to-wit: Being q part or
lot numbered three hundred and seventy
One t3ID as designated upon the orr g1nal
plan OF lots OF the town OF Memphis, Wnfch
part Of said lot is thus FUNDED: BEGINNING
az the northeast corner OF q lot formerly
Known as George LrOmwe4's; thence east
with Jefferson street ntty-sight ISL feet 70 its
intersection with Third street; thence south
with Third street one hundred and forty
eight feet six inches 10 an alley; thence
with said alley one hundred and fOrty-eight
feet and six mcnes 20 anOLhe alley; thence
nOrthWardIy with said last alley thirty-six
feet 10 b out boundary line or the Crom-
well lot Aforesaid; thence eastWaTdIy with
said boundary HHe ninety feet and six in
ehes 70 the southeast corner OF the afors-
said Cromwell lot; thence nOrthwardIy with
the east boundary line or said Cromwell lot
one hundred and twelve feet six inches 70
the beginning, together with all the appur-
tenances thereto be Onging. said deed OF
trust was executed to secure the
OF certain prOmisOry notes to Edwin W.
tOr the balance OF the purchase
money. Redemption waived; the title be-
Heved to be good. sell Oaly as trustse.
1yD j. T.. JOHNSON Trustee
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PETITIONS FOR lncuRPORATION.
Petition for incorporation Old Folks.

No 3io.--ln the Second Dbancery Court of
Shelby county, Tenn.-PetitiOn for IncOr-
pOrat1On.-C. u. Mclean, Michael Magev-
ney, John p. Trezevant, d, ID. L. Stewart,
L. J. Dupre, Eugene Magevney, L. W. Roys-
ter, r. ". smith, ]. M. Patrick, Tillman
Bettis, John 7. StrRtton, g.. ". Winchester.
W Avery, 3. II. Lamb.
A Ii persons are hereby notified to appear
"A before the Second Chancery our Of
shelby county, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in October, 1871, and show cause, If
any they have or know Of, why letters of in
corporation should not issue to the pett-
TONERS herein, by the name Of the Old
Folks" with the powers and privileges OF q
corporate body, the object OF the Association
being to create and preserve s history OF
men and events OF q local character, to pro-
vide for the poor and unfortunate Of the AS
70 honor the memory Of good men,
worth among the citizens of the city OF Menu
phts and county of shelby; the capital stock
of the Old Folks" not TO exceed $4,000, to
be created and held and transferred as may
be rOv1ded by the 8y.laws and Constitution
Of the Association, and may consist OF
money, stocks, bonds, books or real estate, or
either or all Of these; said Association 70
a common seal, and be authorized to
transfer or convey, buy or sell, lease and re-
lease real or personal property; its business
70 De done by q board OF ten managers or
other officers, to be CHOSEN by ballot; that as
. corporate body may sue and be sued, and
Dy the act Of Assembly, chaDter 81,
passed. January II, ISL, and approved jan
30, lS7l. This July 4, lS7L
M u, Il STEWART CLERK and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy G. and Ii.
deO. ". sol. Tor OmpltS Jy6
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On tbs 18th of July, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
land, tO-Wit. known a. lot (2D tWenty-One,
one OF the subdivision OF the Robert Weak
ley lract, Just nOTth OF the city, beginning at
the northwest corner OF lot (IS) eighteen OF
dOlph Road Q90S) nineteen hundred and
eight feet to the south end Of Wolf river
bridge, thence eastwsrdly with the meander-
ingso OF Wolf river to- stake al the northwest
corner oflot Qg) nineteen, thence south Q54O
fifteen hundr and forty feet TO a stake,
thence west lO0} one thousand and twenty
Ieet to the beginning, containing (24I TWEEN
" four and 3 half acres. The equity OF re-
demptiOn Is expressly waived. and the title
to said property is believed 70 be good, but
L sell and cOnVe only as Trustee
limo MORRLS DOLLS, Trustee.
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Attachment Notice.

No. SIS, Adm the First CIrcut Court o.
Shelby county, TenneSse-IOOf, Phillips g.
Co. VS.. h. p. SpelImau.
n this cause an having been
Il sued out under section $50 Ofthe Code anu
5turne into Court, levied DOE the personal
OF defendant, and amdzv1L having
been made hat the defendan Is indebted 70
plaintiff In the sum Of $500 oy account and
that the defendant Is q nonresident OF the
state of Tennessee.
1t Ia therefors ordered, That he make his
persona appearances herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court Of shelby County,
at the courthouse in the city OF Memphis,
on the third Monday in september next, sud
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by Law, or the sane viii be pro-
with exparte, and that's copy OF this
order be published once a week, for Jour on-
secutfVe weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at ofhce, this 5th day Of June, ISIS.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By B y. CoLEAAE, Deputy Clerk.
Brown q Collins. AIt'ys for piaintfF5. les
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tuesday, August is, 1921,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, to-Wit:
A certain parcel of land situated in the city
Of Memphis, Shelby COnnty, Tennessee,
at the corne or lot 81, on the east
side of Second street, and fronting the same
alley II4S% feetI one hundred aud forty.eigbt
feet and SIX inches to the uthea corner OF
said lots TO an alley thence with the west
side Of said lot t4s1 feetl forty-eisht feet six
inches TO q stake; thence west 70 said Second
street 1881 one hundred and fOrJy-efght feet
six inches; thence south with Second street
to the beginning.
TERMS OF SAIE-One-haIf D<l cash; bal
ance in two equal fnstalments due In six
and twelve months-for which deferred pay
ments the purchaser shall execute notes
with approved security. Lien TO lie retained
till same are paid.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
Wilson & Beard, n inc q. FinIie Atty's
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RIou-Residsnt EotiCs

Ne. gpR-In the First Chancery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee.-W. Y. Elliott,
Ex'ro OF Jonathan Bostick, decd, VS.. g. A,
Hanson, Herman b ct al.
TT appearing that a witt OF attachmsn was
L issued in the above cause, May Is, Is7l,
against the estate OF the decedent, Watt c..
Bradford, directing the property of same. in
the hands of Catharine A. Schafer Ex'tx,
and ii. Schafer, to be attached, by virtue OF
the bill Of complainant filed herein, under
oath, alleging that the defendants, said Cath
arine A. SchRfer, Herman Sehafer and Mary
q. Knapp, are citizens of Illinois, and that
defendant,R Reuben Jones, is q citizen of Mary
land, and all noR-restdents of Tennessee
said decedents estate Is indebted to COM
pIainant in the sum of about $1,000, as evil
denced by judgment rendered in the Circu 1
Court of shelby county, . that the attach
ment has been returned levied on the prop
erty of said d~ecedent's estate:
1t is therefore ordered, That all said defend
ants make their appearance herein, ST the
Courthouse in the city of Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the first Monday in October, 1871,
and plead, answer or demur 70 complainants
original and amended bills, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to e and SGT for
hearing exparte; and that a copy OF this Or
der be published once q week, for four sue
cessiVe weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
A o Attest:
EbMUHD A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. ]. BLACK, D. O.. and n.
lockwood & Micou, Soils. tor compIt. Uy22sst
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ORDINANCE.

Be IL ordained b. TIE General Council OF ne CITY
Of Memphis, TeIneSsee . SECTION I. an
steamboats,, barges, and m bulls
used as barges, shall pay i've cents per ton,
which shall entitle them to all the privileges
OF the wharf and landing 70. receive and dis
charge freight and passengers for the space
of six days, and two cents per ton for each
twenty-JOur hours they may remain AFTER
the expiration Of six days, except such
steamboats, as make two or more trips a
week, they to pay half the above rates of
each trip; provided, that all steam
boats and barges and steamboat huIls used
as barges that remain at the landing for the
OF six hours or less, shall pay the fol-
rates Of wharfage, viz:
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Finances continue TO rule quiet Snd
steady, with the banks well supplied
With currency. The demand for mon
is on the increase, though the bank
report a suficiency to accommO-
d. their regular customers. Quite a
49, er of merchants are advancing
- nisn ters TO help them through with
49, -, Nps; hence, the demand for
c1r-onc,S The crops adjacent 20 Mem
Dbis &c i, - l9no condition, with pros
PPecfs ~ q gooJ vield, and as the @ a
- ~ -chants and bankers
exhibit a better fee ing 10 sSslS' G GonIL
by advancing on "a ef oIOps stoodr
mercial paper, gilt-edR 49, a9ohon1o
at l0al2 per cent. Eas, Aanss
was in active demand; b. yrns
and selling at 4c of. Ne 1aiIfn@
bills buying at &c 10 par, a.
at &c of. ,otio,s
Gold-quiet, with slim transA sn0 =,
brokers buying at Ill and SELL Vent
lll3alll4. Gold in New YORK
down u Il14. n
Loo.aS eonrties.-Remain quiet,Wh =
prices steady and unchanged. County,
warrants buying at S4a85 Dy proheLs
and selling al Sass. City pest due
coupons and floating Indebtedness Is
quiet with a limited demand rom A1
payers. Brokers are Offering 1oaI0
aud selling over thNcOunter al oAao5c'
Bank ofTenngssee money is In laIr de-
mand buying at 87G and selling a'
s9a9Oc.
BOnds.-Memphis skies, gold-Dear-
ing, are in good request, Yith le" On
the market; buying at 62263. Ou
rency bearing bonds, old Issue, dLe
firm and in active demand at 66a6.
Currency bearing, new issue, 57s59. I
Arkansas levee bonds are in active |
demand at 35a353, new issue, with few
Offering; holders are asking 36a368. |
Arkansas scrip is nominal at s9a9l. |
Arkansas bonds, hves, new, buying at
64a66; skies, 55a57; sevens, 52a5A;
Fights, 74a77. Mississippi warrants
are quoted at 70a75. Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock
is steady, buying at S6a36i
and selling at 87a374; LIST mortgage
bonds, sass; ID do 79aS0. Mississippi
Central railroad shares are l9al93;
for LIST mortgage bonds dealers re-
port SASS as the buying and selling
rates; ID do 75a76. Mississippi and
49a6O for the Is. Arkansas levee
Tennessee railrord shares are
Rsa2O; LIST mortgages, 844aS6; ID do
74a75: consolidated s per cents, va
7s. Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road shares are nOminally 15a20; do
Isl mortgages, 75a76. Mobile and Ohio
railroad sterling bonds are quoted $50
ass buying and selling; d~oex-certs, 81
$50: do IS int, 81; do I'd, 67s6S. Selma
and Meridian LIST mortgages are 66a67,
Memphis and Ohio shares are 19al94
Isl mortgages at 7Sa80; I'd do 64a65.
Alabama SIS are nOminally 69a
20 do SIS, 1OlRI08. Missouri Is
are quoted st Pass. Nashville Is,