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BALTIMORE.
BONE DUST!

The subscriber h, just erected at his farm the
city. the most improved machinery for making BONE
DUST and is ready to fill orders for quantity,
which will be delivered al the shortest notice.
The BONE DUST will be finer than any heretofore
made by him chemical process rcsorted toy enabling
the Farmer Planter to il with the Drill.
MIR. SAMUEL SANDS. well known to the Farmers
and Planters of the United States the former Editor
of the American Farmer and Rural Register will have
charge of his Office, No. 63 SOUTH GAY STREET, near
Pratt, and will he happy to receive the visits orders
Of his old friends,
$45 per ton, put in new bags. No charge for bags.
Farmers and others are invited to visit my works.
have nothing to conceal.
Ny men have nothing nice to perform, therefore l
have non almittance" signs my premises
Persons free to examine my factory, and the nOdus
operand of Dust making
cannot afford to pay ), 10 or 90 per cent to commits.
sion merchants profit. do not exceed 10 per cent
Bone Dust, manufactured by me- is A simple, and
Is quality cannot be made to conform the price.
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FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
ii HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
or Baltimore. Md,

in order the hotter to meet the wants Of their Retail
Customers at 4 distance, have estalsheda
SIMPLE BURE4
and will. on application, promptly send bu mail full
lines OF Samples Of the Newest and most Fashionable
Goods. of FRENCH. ENGLISH and DOMESTIC MANU-
FACTURE. guar ntecing at all times to sell as lou il not
at less prices, than any house in the country.
Buying goods from the largest and most celebrated
manufacturers in the different parts Of Europe, and
importing the lay steamers direct to Baltimore
stock is at all times promptly supplied with the novelties
of the London and Paris markets.
As we buy and sell only for cash and make No bad
debts, able and willing to sell goods at PROM
Ten FIFTEEN PER CENT. LESS PROFIT than if gave
credit.
In seniingor samples specify the kind Of goods desired
We keep the best grades of every class Of goods from the
lowest to the most costly.
Orders snacronpGniei BY the cash .cH b. sent COD
PROMPT PAYING WHOLESALE BU EItS are invited
to inspect the Stock in JObhiug and Package Depart
nent. Address HAMILTON EASTER SONS,
49,. 1919, pol and 203 West Baltimore Street,
Oct ~, lS1O-ly Baltimore Md
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1t washes without tearing the clothe.-no rubbing
squeezing.
1t washes from 10 twenty-five articles from
10 four minutes.
1t washes the finest Lace Curtains Handker &s
without any injury.
1t washes whittier and more thoroughly clean than by
other process strong Of dashed
through avery part Of the fabric.
1t will saro three times its cost in single year in
labor and wear Of clothes.
1t reduces washiay to IL hour.
The King Washer Is called, II We are rightly in
formed, after the name OF Its inventor: but 1t well
assume the royal title for 1t is destined to lord
it all competitors and reign supreme the Laun-
dry. Its claims everywhere Acknowledged and not
only those who stood alouf from all washing
chimes, hut some VIII" have been using other machines
replacing them with the King Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
The Hing Washer arrived safo on Friday evening;
Monday morning had my maiden experience i'll
washing. postmortem examination by experts Of tho
family ELECTED the following results fourth Of the
time, three-fourths saved letter done and cleaner
saving (uucaculatcd in the wear. The servants
delighted and my wife and are pleased | will take
great pleasure in nendin the King WasherC
L. TEouTSAs, assist. U. S. Assessor Richmond, Va.
tn. hinJ Washer is complete and answer. so well
all tho ends desired that there is nothing desired
in this time Sarig, abDrSGrtng machinc.-ihnd Press.
Having purchased one your King flashing machines
and practically tested its capacity for economy of time
and labor and also its cleansing properties do not hes
itate say it will do all you claim for it, and will
checrfully recommend it to my friends 10 be the best
washing; machine have seen.-J ". LoANB, g. ".
Pratt St, Bait.
Does it tax. all the dirt out, Try it. and we ventur.
tho assertion that Won cannot find piece Of linen
soed that the KING WASHER will not make clean
in five mnutcs.-BOstOn journal.
takc pleasure in adding my testimony TO tho good
qualities of the KING WASHER. 1t does its work well
and eectually and is undoubtedly Of the greatest
lahorsa'ing machines of the ase.-Dr. j. H. ScHEscK,
Is ". S'~th 81 Ihiid.
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BAR IRON

and all other articles used in hrstclass Blacksmith ant
Mh"slwrlsht Shops. Try me. and convince yourselves
that will do all that | advertise.
my intention to keep everything that is generally
to he found in first elias. Hardware Store which viii
sell
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favor. and at any time it was easier to purchase
than TO sell goods. Hogs are arriving win
freedom for the season and keep low IN price
all accounts seem to agree that the coming
paeking will equal, II Il does not exceed. the
production OF lS7O-7i, and there are very rev
OF the trade who have much confidence IA any
Improvement IN values, though, AS :
matter OF course, where old stocks remain on
hand, or the new cutting Is coming forward,
efforts are made 10 give the poSiuon an appear
auee OF as much strength as possible. Inc IN
ypsrments in the new crop for future delivery
are not very heavy, aud the great DUH OF the
speculative operations OF late have been based
upon the maturing contracts for october and
tbis north. Very few shorts however appear
to ave been caught mapping, ana MOTH
ing In the way Of an actual corner
csi has been moderate for cured meats, and
confined entirely TO such retail parcels as were
absolutely requires for pressing wants, but
there is a large OF lresh p0rh as
market Tor q great many OF the nght
hogs. The receipts of live hog at this point
during the past two weeks loot up nearIy lgO,-
the corresponding period last year. As 10 the
views and plans Of exporters IL is rather DIM
cult 70 form an opinion AZ the moment as Lhey
are extremely reticent and refuse to dtvulge
any points calculated TO indicate their prop
able base of operations. some lew are making
contracts TO be sure, mostly orlulure dellVery,
but the great majority appearing TO be holding
of and taxing no interest beyond the occa-
sIopal indulgence in a low bid, In a few cases
absurdly low, with q hope probably that pack
ers win finally become discouraged and meet
them half way at least. As noted In our last,
however, Europe is likely TO ouer q good out
let for stock, provided the cost Is not too great,
and the experience OF last season would seem
TO indicate that If packers are fully assured
that the next cutting viii show the aggregate
now predicted, the safest plan Is 70 modify
values until a shipping level is reached and
then let exports have all they want, until there
is a probability that our supplies have become
reduced TO manageable proportions
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SATURDAY.. Dscembsr 2. la7l,

wtthin LEGAL hours. in 'front.' Of the Sheriff s
cfiee, in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on we
west sid OF Second street, between Union
and 9ayoso streets, and in front OF the south
portiOnO Of the Greenlaw opera house; pIu-
coed to sell, for cash, 70 the hlgnes5 an1 49,
bidder, the following real estate, OEso
thereof as may be necessary % satlsIy 6ne
amount secured by the trust. Inc PEoPessy
lies in shelby county, Isnn ny y soeiSn
acres, and being III same mat was conNeyeo
70 the said James Young by wesley BIaAe-
more. by deed dated 18th February, soo5 req
Istered in this Registers ONCE OF Sheoy
county. In book q, pp MS, and described as
follows: Beginning At q sweet gum y SnA 1
and Sinks south Of Bradshaw 9 souLn 1Ae "
a 40 scre tract and on the line between said
I Yonne and A. 6, Biakemoret thence west,
crossing Cane creek, 4 ehalIsi tnsnee soI IIa
. ehains and 81 links TO asweet gum thence
est chains to A. G. BiakemoTe's southwest
corner: thence north p chains and D. INKS
with A. g. BlakemoIe,s west nRS 20 Ins 70
scribed property as had not been sold OF
NOR gagged 70 others prior TO nuar 7. lsoLs
and remained the property on lanes 1i0S ~
| the whole tract Is as follows, conIaLnlns
| shout 40 acres, and being 3 part o. LS9s
| originally in the Mans OF JAMES IA ssid
| original tract at . stake norm - uSsT = :.
/ q links NON q white oak marked WI
thence east passing an EN- : y II RamssT's
/ 50Oo Are grant, in al 20 chains, 70 asbAAS u
sweet and black gum and oisek oaA gO : Z
errs thence south. crossing Jane creeA a. =
ehatns and q inks, in all 10 chains snG -
SfnEs 10 4 EWeet gum; thence west tenalns
IN a Stake. thsnee south, crossing sala eiseS
Al 9ehains In ali % chains % INKS, "
svast 0um. thence east 4 chains TO a sSSs
80 dSgwood. Inence south 8 chains anu ~
iTnks To 4 stage and back gum mAIs
thence west so ehainstO a stake thsncS 81
40 chaina and ~ links to the OegnnALs
gnTch dasd 81 trust and the CnanceLg 49,
rscord reference is here made loL &C. vTII
tSinty. Titles believed TO pc &c., EEoai4v oi
Iii end ocnvey only as trustee. Equ'S "
re1emPIuon DA MARCUS ]. WEIGHT,
sheriff Of shelby county w
uuSFs q PesTOE, attorneys
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Valuable COttun Plantation,

7 OFFER for sale. near Mound City, In Crit
tenden county, Arkansas, q tract OF lane
Containing nearly 1900 acres Of rich, alluVta.
land, from 400 to Co acres In cultivation and
above any overflow, besides oveI 10 acres OF
dsadering. This valuable tract furnishes 1OOO
acres or more of tillable land, all OF which
could be put in cultivation at q moderate out
Law OF capital, making over q thousand acre
farm, OF ~uReQualed value In this vicinity.
This plRutauon Is distant about eight miles
from Memphis-half By water TO Mound City,
the balance by ridge road-end Is known as
the or Island place. and with the
exception OF two hundred yards offencing, Is
surrounded by Marion and Beaver Dam
lakes, which AFFORD entire protection to the
farm from stock Of every kind.
There are no sand blows on the farm. the
entire cleared land eeing on bne richest BLACK
aIIuyium, producing ss much cotton or corn
TO the acre as any land In this latitude.
These lands yielded last year nom one 70
one AM q quarter bales 10 the acre.
In addition to this farm as a cotton planta.
ton. there are now upon 1t between ~ and
$50 head OF bullOcks, fattentng upon the IN
cleared portion OF the place, n the corr
now growing upon II. n purchaser car
INV ali the mules and other stock, together
with wagons and plantation utensils Al Val
uRtion.
fact thai the plantation requires more Of hi
time than he can spare to us successinA man
He deems any extended description OF tn
property unnecessary, as the value OF N,
plantation Is too well known TO require II
Parties desiring to or 70 purchas'
the plantation can apply 10 Messrs- koyster
to me at huntsville, Alabama
If not sold before the mat Monday in De
csmber next, privately, /. viii be sold OF
nat day at public saie. Attn Real Estate 81
| chanRe OF Eoyster. Trt zevant 8 Co., No. =
Main street at u o'clock. where maps OF tn
land can be seen and terms MADE known q
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New Remedies & Quick Cures
Al
DR.. H. DeCARL'S
RE 4 Q.
No. 2OI MAIN STREET,

nETWEEN WASHINGTON AND adams
ID streets, Memphis, Tenn. Or. DeCarI
forInerly OF $40 Main street, Budalo N. Y.
specialist in the treatment Of Syphilis and
all diseases Of the genital organs of male OF
Iemales ID permanently located at No. 20
Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
faefsARe faeis.-Good physians acknowl-
edge his superior skill and unprecedented
success, \ g hopeless cases TO him. Pa
tents suffering from skin diseases, diseases
OF the bones, various forms of Caehexia. and
those anomalous and complicated cases OF
Old standing, where the constitution has
long Suffered from pIotracted mercurfaI
treatment, mould not despair, but call on
Dr. DeCari, and he subjected 70 q course OF
his fumtgattng Vapor Baths, in e~-ntunction
zeal Banks, Roots and Leaves, which grow
WllhIn ~ degrees Of the equator, and nearly
under a vertical Eun.
To the LRslIes.-The various complicated
and distressing diseases Incident TO females,
treated with eminent success. such as SuD-
pTessions, irregularities, Whites, Failing OF
Ine womb, TumorE, all Urinary Diseases.
Nervous Debility, Painiul or Difficult Men
situation, B-arrenness, ETC., etc, will be
speedily cured. without poisonous drugs, in
furious or Qnpalatable medicine OF any kind
HaVe no delicaey in calling, no difference
what your troublfs may be. The afnictsd
are cordially invited to call and satisfy
themselves.
REnEMBER:-That Dr. DeCarl publishes no
eerttncstes to dupe the unwaTy, nor makes
out That Ill he avs viii be faithfully car
rted ont.
80 All letters answered promptly and
medicines carefully packed and sealed, free
from observation, forwarded by express to
every part of the civilized world.
phis, Tenn POston1ce box II6. Onics hours
nom TX Am. to 81 d m, mol
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MARCUS j. g
Ehsnd OF Shelby county.

shelby County Quarterly Court. Oetob n
Term EIl, Thursday. October Is7L-
HsHE Memphis and Raleigh Rallrosd Cor1-
through their Representatives aor the can -
the credit Of Shelby county, Tsnnesses- =
tndorser or gusrauter on the bonds OF ssl Il
company 20 the amount OF s59,C0, payafIs
at Is years from date OF issue. bearing eIz N
Per cent Interest with coupons sltache q,
payable ~semi-annuaily, at the office Of aid
in the city Of Memphis, said bon n
70 be issued by the company and indors q
BY the county whenever the company shall
have INST graded, bridged and tied ths entire
road from Memphis 70 Raleigh and paid for
the same. and when issued the same snail be
and constitute lien superior to al others in
nayor ofthe county upon the road, iron, tie :
bridges, rolling stock, engines, privileges
and 70 secure the payment OF said
bonds and coupons at maturity; and believe
ing that the construction o. said railroad
VIII promote the Interest OF the people Of
Shelby county, and nat the county viii Es
protected In the Endorsement OF said bonds;
1t Is therefore ordered by the Court, This
the Chairman Of this COnrt be and he is here
by authorized and directed to tndorSe In tna
name and on behsif OF Shelby county ths
bonds OF the Memphis and Raleigh Rsilrosd
Company described, as Aforesaid, To Tie
amount OF nfty thousand dollars, whenever
the President and Director OF said COMPANY
shall have certified 10 AID satisfied him inst
said company has graded, Bridget and tied
the entire road from Memphis 70 Raleigh
and paid for the same, and the credit OF shell
~ county Is hereby pledged for the payment
Of said bonds and coupons at matcrttY therof.
z That this loan OF the credit OF shelby
county shall become binding only when rat
med by The constitutional majority Of ths
LEGAL voters OF ths Ounty Gcd 70 tCEt their
sense OF this question;
It Is hereby ordered. That the Sheriff OF The
county make publication in two daily papers
published IN Memphis OF an election to be
held for that purpose a. the regular voting
precincts Of the county, on Saturday. the
lith OF November, 1871, and thsG . copy OF
this order be, with the notice Of the election.
published for thirty days preceding the elto-
ton.
8 Those who favor the loan shall, at said
election, write or print on their ballots the
words, " For an" and those VINO oppose
the same shall write or print On their ballots
the words 10 Loau;" and the Sheriff shall
Immediately after the election make return
thereof to the Clerk OF the County court OF
the number Of the votes polled for and
against the loan, and the clerk shall there
upon certify 70 the Chairman OF this Court
the resal5 OF said election. The company
viii pay ali costs incident TO the election.
Ayes: EsqUires Wttherington, Giles, Hale,
Spellman, winters, Moucrief, Pulliam, Cald-
wels Brewer, B1ntyn, Hoegel, Brown, Burke.
Elliott, Moore, Mile, Gibson, Brooks End
s~tone-Isi nays: EEquires Walker, ~
and Holeman-8
Witness my han and seal Of Office al
Ofhee, in the city of Memphis, Tennessee,
this Sth day Of OctObe A ID. 1871,
JAMES BELLY, Clerk.
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MA LNAA ~
aiIy expecfed would give a fair average yield,
baf accordi1g TO the statements OF a number
oSniant ~, who called upon Us yesterday, this
~ hean one Ofthe most disF strOus SEASONS for
enc known for years 20 say nothing OF our
unrelfatle and expensive labor. To begin
svitS. The stubble cane suffered extensively
room fnost last winter, and seed cane was much
ininr d. Add 20 Tits that contrary 70 the
1eoe-ai Impression, the breadth Of ground pat
eone tbfs sessOn IL much less thBu that Of
Iasf vear-our i~nforinMnts esliulaLe IS a little
mo, Shan one-hali The sessOn, too, has be IN
a most uDfoa tunate one fer the plantei. The
loDg ronflnued rains OF early summer Ista An
embargo upon deld operations huuaDes oi
DIao1S5 vii not grind al all aud Dol a lev
1yho Commenced rolling have ~ADannonea us
venture Ou account of Che poor. yleld. some
acids 40 not give bali q hogsheSd 70 inc acte.
Tbese comparatiYely barren returns la9en ~
connection with the high rates. o. tspof-n
are now scarce at two dollars . dAy-renael
the prospecf decidedly gloomy FOR our ensAi
Dlanters and the very large lnteresss snso 7,
Win and depending upon thelr l3oussy' -
fhe crOp should fall as low es the plAhIns NJ
f~imaieLEnOO hogsheads-the failing on VIII
c,We boms- Also. 10 the foiling milhons, as
well a. me planter. factor snd broker.
Provisions
Under this head the New York Bulletn oneri
the following observations: we naNt asGL
10 note a ntnel dull general markeh snu ~
many very interesting featufess tno
outside the ordinary speculative CAV a. ~
rlose OF the month amounting 70 very NIUE
and buye-s apparently deciding upon Sao,
tiOus policy Us the safest for the ps sent. III
of itself wss calculated to prevent any gree
Rmount OF buoyaucy on values. enoi VIII Nels
beW exceptions, the turn has been In buyers
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INSOlVEaT NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
III estate OF James 7. Peyton, deceased, no.
tice Is hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against said estate to appearb before the
Clerk OF the County COurt Of shelby cauntY,
Tennessee, q nle the same, authenticated
in the manner prescribed by law, on or be-
fore the third day Of October, I552; and any
claims not dled on or before said day or De-
fore an appropriation OF the funds OF satd es-
tate is made, win be forever barred, both in
law and equity. This November z. lsIl:
VIRGINIA l.
nos Adm'x OF James 7 Peytnn. decd
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FOR SALE.

A FARM Of two hundred and five acres.
"A seven miles from Memphis, and mali q
mle.south OF GOOdlet's station. on the Mem.
l0q acres cleared land and forty-dve acres OF
8 Deautlful grove. The site Is one OF the
most beautiful In the country, with comfor.
paole dwellings, gin house, stables and well
OF cleGT sweet water. stock, provisions,
wagons, tools, etc, now on the place, will ne
sold II purchaser desires For terms apply
on the place to Dr. e.. II. Moore, or Geo. K.
Phelan, Al Monroe street oc2I
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Cotton In New York.

NEW YORK, November 8, 10 n. m. The
market opens quiet. Ordinary, l6Sc; good or
binary, l5kc; low mtddling, lshe: mlddling
lSSc; good middling, 1870. Sales for futures
last Saturday evening, goo. Sales to-day, sob
Receipts, l2.4l0. Here, SIG.
u m.+sOncislHICOtton quiet but nrm OF
binary, l61Ec; good ordinary, II5sci low mid
ding, lS1zc: mIddling, lSEci Alabama, lS54ci
Orleans, igIc; Texas, 1870. "Unofieial.-
Middiinp, SIC. Sales 400 bales futures, No
yember, lgLc; December, 1870; January, lS9sci
March, Ig5sc; April, EIc.
l2.l5 p.m-COtton nrm. Sales spot; 5O0 fu-
lures, 1000; December, lS5fc; January, 1886
March, l91sc; April, lgEc.
> pm Cotton firm. S~ales-spot 100 bales
futures, 1850; November, Is 5-I6c; December,
IS 7-l6c; January, Is II-l6c; February, 10 l-l6ci
March, l9Zc; April, 1916. Ordinary, lBAe;
good ordinary. &c low middliug, lS%c; mid
ding, 1870; good middling, 1870. Receipts
6S9 bales
Cotton in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, November G, u:3O am.-COt-
ton is stesdy, with a fair demand; middltng
uplands, ISc. Sales, COO bales.
~2p.m.-Cotton Is strong; middling uplands,
lSc. Sales, 29o bales.
Cotton I'm Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, November @, 1:3O p.m.-Cotton
quiet. Sales for theday, 10000 bales, Of which
2O1 WIS for speculation and export; middling
uplands folly I'D; middling Orleans fully Ssd.
$50 p.m.LCotton clos d duu and unchanged.
Sales for the day 1000 bales, of which 2O00 were
for speculation and export; middling uplands
fully ga; mid0ilng Orleans, sHd.
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Notice.


a,ate Of Tsunessee, lE
Seanfv OF SHELBY, g
oopNH orfginal attachment having been n Q
a ont on afhdavit made n bone given, ~
s1eh eases provided by law. by 8 Ham
Donfrsa and against the estate OF Q. Q. Hale,
- a nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee
ma n citfsen of Arkansas; and said ettscn.
msnt having been leyled py gsfns
nj a therefore ordered, fhaS C hsle ~
MAKE hts appearance be1bre me. I'll ~ :,
Justice OF the Peace on SaL9reAys ~ nIead
=. .n.war rossfd attachments ndts
tbar ordered that TINS order pc ~, Ton-
sns1 r4emDhis APPEAL oncea EesALS IN
mes,sfvs Eeeks. 18th o. OSsSSS 3
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FINANCIAL.

For the mast week there hPs been no new
i feature worthy ofno'ei IN tbelocalm money mar
kef, Counter transactions have been lively
throughout Money hos been in abundance
/ willis the demand We active. h money
market elsewhere : easy and no leats are
pRl ticularly entel iaiu !. The Tim OF 81.
Louis, reviews the situation IN tn manner:
Tee fealdre of the week thus far HIS been
q steady approach 10 an e. 9 among banks
RnT ,vely foA.unRte for interes' that
WITHIN the month VIII neei considerable
aid. 1t is, however, UNLIKELY now thst there
shall be any demand tunless rev YORK De
unable TO finnish the usualI 7stsncs 20 the
VIC ~ which will create q really hard money
market, INT the rather general expectation
that there viii be such q condl len g per
hap the b { safes dard againit IL, IN that
dealers In money viii have prepared them
selvs I for any emergency. anas is now the
course OF our institutions, and white their
operations would be cuftalled by lurtner
financial trouble in chicago, or by 8 reflect u
ughtsnfng In New York, the lutuTe IS not
only not feared by cur leading men, Out
rather hopefully looked upon
Rat } here are unchanged; in bank, 10 to
y per cent. per snnUu, and ~ to ~ per
FsehSngs Is making freely, with ratf on
New YORK, Boston and other EP tern and
Northern cities, y 10 = discount, and on
IN gold- bnt ftle was offered. Dealers pre-
paying Igz9lIl In silver, we heard OF no
trausRcINons; buyiu1 a. l6 sud selling at l07.
TIL local Stock and security market was
quiet. There was some inquiry Tor Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock, out We heard
OF moth ng vi II IS quoted at 81 TO BIC; LIST
mortgage bonds, 81 TO Sc; I'd do, 70 10 soc. Ar
kansas Ievee bonds are quiet and quoted at y
to Sgc. County warrants are fought at sac and
sold at soc. City bonds are buying At 55c,
and SOC selling. Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road shares are nominal at 10 70 nc; LIST mort
cages bonds, IS TO sc Arkansas state war
rants, 70 70 Soc. Mississippi Central railroad
shares at Is 20 l6c; for lt mortgage bonds,
dealers reports 81 10 Sc as the buying and sell
ing rates: ID do, II to sc. Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad shares are ~ to &c; do LIST mort
gage bonds, 81 70 sc; do %, zoe.
no-dsf - Na- KowH