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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-09


Local Notices.
q. NJ. Pettengill Il Co. ~
Park Row, New York, aud Geo. p. Ro sel 4 Co
Advertising Agents, are the sole agents for the Pc,
troleum Ceatre DAILY RECORD in that city. Ad.
in that city are requested to leave theis
"a yors with either of the above houses.
Nilsson Ice Cream Parlor next doos to
Opera House. Petroleum Centre, Pa.
II you want delicious Ice Cream 20 tonic
Nilsson Cream Parlor, next door To Oaera
House. matt
CONGRESS-. EMPIRE. AND HIGH
ROCK WATERS fresh from the springs ut
GRIFFES BROS.
Beautiful. new aud nobby style Hats at
US A. ALDEN'S.
Measures taken, and Clothing made to
order, at A. ALDEN'S.
jamestown Clothing Store.
WALL PApER-In every sty 10 at
GRIFFEs Bros.
CONGRESS. EMPIRE Adm HIGH
ROCK WATERS fresh from the springs at
GRlFFES BROS.
~ Tea Servers for sale at
NICHOLSON Il B~LACKM0N's.
ORIENTAL PATENT MEN's GATHERS
These CATERS are Seal Skin, patent tops,
add make u beautiful dress for the feet. /
am sole agent for Petroleum Centre and
vicinity.
FREEZING COLD SODA WATER at
as GRIFFES BROS.
Satin Finish Wall Paper at
all GRTrrEs Bros.
vICHEY AND KIssENGEN WATERS
on dranght at
GRIFFEs BROS.
Having added to my large stock. I am
now ready to supply Scotch Whisky, Jamsi
Rum and all other imported goods at
New York prices.
novl2.tf- OWEN GAFrNEY,
White and colored Shirts, made 10 order,
and fits guaranteed, or no sale. at
A. ALDEN'S,
m2l. jamestown Clothing Store.
Light, Drab and Black Hats and Caps, at
A. ALDEN'S
jamestown Store.
Another invoice of Silk Hats. at
A ALDEN'S.
FREEZING COED SODA WATER at
GRfFFES BROS.
--latest style o fLadies Opera Toes Sho eS |
nest quality and low prices, received to-dey
A. S. SMITHS
Boot and Shoe Store.
------
TIE finest assortment OF Cbildren's Shoes
'ver brought to toe oil region, at
A.. S. SMITHS
Bootand Sh oe St9Ie.
u Hanging Baskets for sale at
NICHOLSON Il BLACKM0N's.
Spring Over Coats, at
A. ALDEN'S.
New Spring Hsts at
A. .ALDEN'S
n3ttf. Jamestown Store.
Gold Tinted Wall Paper at
GRIFrEs Bros.
Best Spring style goods received to-day, |
. A. S. SMITHS
mS0-tf. Boot and Shoe S tore. |
I L S S O N Il
ready to furnish all with
Delicious Ice Cream
AND SODA A Of any
lacsvoJ Aovou ~ %bo ill ual:o |
The New York herald., 1871-03-14

II TRENTON. N. j., March IL, 1sT1.
tie state Prison this After
noon about hge o'clock. Jeremiah Storms from bergen
county in Tor twenty years ho,a had served
but CbaFe- for IN for for bur
rizry Mr. forkefs house. At Lamteryio had served
Ihey hsd erspoye In the cook house and
made bs az nna0ccd throngh the house into
yard scaled the wall and CT away was raining At the
time there were few people anout Tue con-
victs had ten minutes start aud had not been
cartued up 40 last night reward OF
sp i resd FOR the enpurs OF each OF tho prisoners
Charles fox, sas charles collins. alias thomas Fox
aged 81 years "a. height, had hs
right thmb The " b. et fore arm, the toe OF his
right loot dagrei ANA be bad deep n1ws ~ bis fore
bead JEREMIAH ~ OLD frti ~ inches
In height has aud dark brown hA his fh thumb
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DIRECTORY ron ADVERTISERS.

AhUsEhRNTs sEoosD PAos-Fou rsb, fifth and sixth
bbsLEEfS1osY bflEfHS sF,HsT so,snn
BOARD AND IoDlfSa WXsTsp"sEoosD 1y%s PAGE
BoAESERs %aSTEDsroosp SSaSHi PAor-fi- and second
BRo0KLsH REAL ESTATE roR sALE-Nlsrm PAGE
BussEss ans sTd col
SHsSE Ely ISaL gsfaHE pSs
oLERHs .sSG1d xsp 9HnmS ana
xSS ee
coal F9d,S @ and sSasS ssn Soq%us column
CoAsrWisE sTEAMsHIPs-FiRsr rAeE~tiith and sixth
coPARTN ! sRsHIrs- -sroosp PAer-Ihird column.
So,NTkY soARD aplyiss Sseosn r pAsrsesona , column
pES cOan
FlRNIsHED-EIeH1H pAaE-First, second and third
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS FIRST PAGr Fifth column
r.sEr h and aith columns
E1R SALE lhEo s6al rAeE1Fll.1 column,
EranTlI PAaK-rhird and fourth columns.
gRsdn
HELF WANTED -MALLs-TwELrrn PAsE-si1th col.
HELP ANrED-FEMALRs-rwKlrrn PAGE second
HoRsIs. GARRIAGEs. &o.-rIRsr PAsE-second and
HOTELS srooSp PACE Second column
HOUSES. ROOMS, 90, wAkTED-fTrn PAoE-siT.h
MsTHIcIi1S FIFTH EiaEa PAsn Fourth column.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NIsTn PAGE
Third column.
LOAN OfFICEs-FInsT PAsR-S,Xth column.
LOST AND FouND-FIFTH PAGr-FouIth column.
MACdlNERI-TIITH PAGE-Ft tn anu sixth columns.
MARBLE MAkTtLS--NISTH PA9E-sixth column.
NEDlCAL-EIGHTn PACE Sixth column
MILLINERY AND DkEsSMAkING-F FIRsT PAGE Sixth
column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT PAen--
Sixth column
MISCELLANEOUs-FTrH PAsE--Fourth column.
MUSICAL SECOND PAdE-Finh colnmn
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGR First column.
rIANOFORIES-SE Nd PAGF-Fourth column.
PROPOSALS-Fn I'll PAdF-fonrih column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENr-NINrH fAGK-Ihrd, fourth, fifth and sixth
cOumnB
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-NsTH PAsE-snth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-NrSTH PAar-sixih column
REWARDS-FuTH PAGE Fourth column.
BALES AT AUCIlON-EtGHTn PAGE-Fourth, Dfth and
sixth columns.
SITUATIONS WANrEp-FEMALEs- -ELrvrSrH PAGE
AND TWELFTH PAGE-Frst and second cciu;nns-
@TUATIoNS wANTED-MALES-IwELFTH PAsE--
SPECIAL N0TICEs-FIxsr PAaE-First and second col
sPoRTIKd-DoGs, BIRDS, 4c.-Frnsr pAGE-second
column.
THE TkADES--FnTH PA6E--Sixth column.
to LET FOR b SINESS PURpOSES-EIG PAeE--
First column.
TRAVELLERS GuIDE-FIRsT PAGE-six,h column.
IkFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EIGHTH PAGE-Fonrih column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE Sixth column.
YACHTS, sfEAMSoATs, &c.-FIRsr PAoE-Tbrd column
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CuBA.-NO le,27
III drew Yl0u,0eN, gold, March !, 1871.
JOSEPH BATEs, 1874 Broadway up stairs room No. T.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA-OFFIcIAL
~ drawing March No 1927 drew SlOoC0o, gold
Brokers' old established onlce I7l Broadway
GTAaMksING POSITIVELY coREp BY pRs. MANN
~ COLNlN, room ll8 Asor House, New No money
Iecsved nnn permanent care Is effected. Ladies and
children treateds At their residences.
CTAMMERING CURED BEYOND DOUBT BY DR.
- WESTON, ST. Nicholas Hotel. His unpara led success
~ nis a can be judged by tho references here given
thew CArthon ID West Forthwith street Clarkson Brothers,
o. wall street, Progrictors St. Nicholas Hotc Many
or our best known citizens.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, A COMMITTEE APPOINTED by
citizens ot Boston its vicinity, to erect Monument
a. Mount Auburn 10 the memory OF the late William 4. g.
halaon having performed that duty wish to present
70 the community the claims OF the widow children OF
stances There douotess throughout the country
who. having experienced the relief onerred by the nha
,1n OF Ether wiz rejoice at this Opportunity Of offering
TO en- OF gratitude to Dr. Motons memory by contributing
70 the comfort oil his aniy Any sums however small win
lie gratefully received and acknowledged by any of the
j. J.iNGERsoLL BowDIrCH, % State street
CHAhLEs 9. PUTNAM, NJ. D., "a Marlboro street.
WILLIAM WHITING, IS Court street.
HENkY1 B0WDTCn, NJ. ID, il3 Boylston street.
JOHN j. NAY. No. Broad street
GEORGE is. MAywAEp, y, Mp, No; . Walnut street.
LUTHER PARKS, M. D., No. Chestnut street
SAMUEL KNELLAhp, N. p, Institute Of Technology
3. y. GROSS, NJ. ~, Philadelphia.
N pA pAv0sTA n D. Isyg Walnut st., phtladeipha.
WILLARD PARkER, N. b.. New York
p r. =. N MoRst MYs,r New Yors; or
60 $40, Sl2 sl5 AND 1870
pC. Genuine urode Gold Watches at retail.
OR0IpE GOLD WATCH CO., 10 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-14

CC SO0 WANTED. THE SUN OF b85Oo, ON SEC.
Yp.COV. ond mortgage, on city real estate worth three
times the above amount all encumbrance equally good
first mortgage No agents or brokers need
dress Tor three days NJ. X. s., box ls6 Herald ohce.
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At THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE OFFICE IN
~ the city--Any amount TO loan Diamonds Watches,
Jewery, &c. lSAACS, "a Thirteenth street. Wallacks
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FINANCIAL.

A -ExECUToRS' FUNDS TO LoAN.-oNE SUM OF
IA. SloU0O0, and one of $4,000; $3.50 600 10 loan
sums to SUN, or to buy mortgages.
C. j. CLARKE, 202 Broadway.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
LOAN OFFICES.

A ]. A. JACKSON'S, NO. AMITY STREET NEAR
N Broadway.-Lberal advances made Diamonds,
Watches Jewery Dry Goods Properly OK every
description. Same bought and sold
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srOtTING- DOCS, BIRDS. &C.

sfOHriNG- DOGS, BIRDS. &C.
A FINE PAIR OF ENGLISH BLACK AND TANs
n one year old male aud feuaie weigh and pounds
Tor sale separately together. Address inquire
GEORGE Ns Tnnd avenue corner of I'll ishteenh street
A VERY FINE AND EXTRA SMALL PAIR OF ENG
~ sh Black and Tana for sale male weighs four pounds
frnse ihfee pounds; old. Apply address
MM ALLEN, Fulton Hotel. 202 Third avenue, corner
Eighteenth street.
(,ArT sFALy PAYS THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
- for live Pigeons ut the Woodruff House, MON
Course. l.
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-A.-PERsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. he insurance companes and who do not desire to
their poices absolute sale borrow the
surrender OF their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-14
nOMsEs, CAKRIAGEs, sLEIGns, MO.

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN.
IA. terted In the NEW YORK HERALD, ana, if mp town.
save time ani extra expense by leaving at the HGRALD
EkANcH OFFICE, l.2i6 Broadway, three doors above
Ihrtvhrtt street. This Is only authorized uptown
branch, aud advertisements received office
Open from A. n. TIL 3 r. ~ every dag in the year.
The New York herald., 1871-03-14

WANTED TO Buy--sMALL FIRST MORTGAGE IN
w New York vicinity.
MOTT a Co, 10 Pine street
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COAsrWIss STEAMSHIpS.

COASTWISE STEAMSIIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANy'S LINE
l. 10 California, Japan and China, via Panama,
- carrying mails, passengers and freight to
Kingston Jamaica. aud Pachc coast of Mexico, Central
March 20, Steamer RISING STAR, Captain Gray
will leave pier 42 North river at u noon, for Asplnwa
touching at Kingston and connecting at Panama with
Punta Arenas Jose, Gns,elnals, Acapulco San
Diego California and also connecting ali Aneri
and South Pacific ports.
Freight for named ports received until 4P ~ OF 18th
instant
steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco April !, for
Japan and China.
apply Compsnys oce the pier foot OF Canal street.
Steamer HENRY CHAUYCEy win follow and sail March
20.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ compauy.--The elegant sidewheel steamship NORTH
AMERICA 2UU0 tons burGcn Captain George B Slocum,
VIII sail FOR st. Thomas, Para. terDambuco, Bahia Rio
pier Sorh river For freight passage apply 10 WILL
LIAM II. GARRISON, Agent, No. Bowling Green New
York.
ThI GREAT SOUTHERN FREIoHr AND PASSENGER
PORTS AND - " "AoA
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
sailing from pier No North river, at T. every Tues
Thursday and saturday.
The fret class sidewheel steamship
JAMES ADoER, Captain T. j. LOCKWOOD
through passage tickets and bills laing issued lowest
rets.
For local freight and passage apply to
HENRY X. MORGAN & Co, so Broadway.
sor through freight AMI rates amply to
BENTLEY ". HASSElL. General Agent,
Great SO0hera Freight Line. Si7 Broadway
emit IN Thomas street..
Inc steamship GEO ROlA VIII follow ftarsday. March 49,
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ErREkA STEAM MACHINE CARVING WORKS.
~ Nos, co. a., - aud tS csnNon sreei.
Elaborate Y ainut Nsne and Door Orram pts
Figure Carving our specially.
IosEPli BATES FORMERLY or BATES Co, ia
- Broadway, viii be rieasea 10 al hs Oh cnds At
lgl Broadway, up stairs. fvon NJ. 4.
/lLp SILK HATS MADE OVER ISTo TIiP SPRING
s,y.r-. ard Ter lists cgAneA. dyed aud az
.ODNs0SS. l.4sS braauway. eeIncT fhny.hrsi street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-14

PoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF ouBA.-No ls,N7
IL drew xl0u,0fO, gold, March !, 1871.
JOSEPH BATEs, 1874 Broadway. up stairs room No. T.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sLEuaHs, asc.

A GOOD CART HORSE WILL BE SOLD CHEAP
Tor want OF use Apply at coal oucc ~ and 81 koose
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29

UHOR sALR-ONE OF HENRY's PATENT
IL cylinder presses. SKIS inches, been in use
eight months and in perfect order. Price,
$3.50; cost over $500. Reason for selling, my
business requires a larger and finer class Of
press. For paper having a moderats circu-
iation Il Is Just the thing. as Il is equally
adapted TO job printing as newspaper work.
An early application viii secure a great bar
<. wHITMORE,
~ puhifc Iedrer Office Memphie
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
PUBLIC LEDaER 0yvron,.
MENPHIs. TENN. November 70. 1871. J
Money.


The demand for money is decreasing
as the season advances, and instead OF
the firmness that was noticed in rates
several weeks since, they are now
easy at 10 to IL per cent. at the
banks, and from to u per cent. per
month in the open market-the latter
being the best rate obtainable on any
class of paper.
Exchanges moderately active, both as
to offerings and the demand. Cotton bills
are taken at to J discount, and sight
checks on Eastern cities are sold at !
discount. New Orleans bills are bought
at / to Z discount and sold at / discount
to par, with but light demand or offer
ings.
Gold is offered in limited quantities,
and is bought at ITO to llOi and sold at
Ill.
Local securities continue firm, espe-
cially for county warrants, the general
selling rates for which to-day is Csc, and
no doubt the $4,000 mentioned by us
yesterday as having been upon the mar
ket at 93c, was withdrawn. Tennessee
nessee money, old issue, is sold at Soc
new at 40c. Railroad shares and city
securities are steady.
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving, the
banks will be closed; all paper maturing
then should be paid to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29
bridges and bridge BuiIding.

The idea of bridging the Mississippi
at this point is most practical, and is
mere question of money. The great
Iroa Railway Bridge over the Ohio at
Louisville cost 81, $4,000. Total length
of the bridge approaches one and half
miles; total length of the bridge super
structure, 1924 feet-one mile and four
teen feet; number of piers and abut-
merits, twenty-eight; number Of spans,
twenty-nine; length of spans from thirty
to four hundred feet; hight of track
above low water, one hundred and one
aud half feet; hight of track above
high water, fifty and half feet. The
bridge contains 10000 cubic yards of
masonry, S,72S,OOO pounds of iron, 6lO,-
600 feet b. M. of timber. The first stone
was laid in August, 1867, and the bridge
was completed in February, 1870.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29

geese, $l2 90 to SIT 90 for tur-
keys, and So so to 90 for chickens.
Potatoes are quiet but shade firmer at
81 90 to 3 TO- Nails are firm at
81 rs rates. Bagging is l53 to Ice for
2 to 2i pound fax and hemp. Cheese
is steady at l5c for factory. Whisky is
unchanged. Lemons are So to $40 per
box. Oranges in fair supply at IS to
$40 per barrel. Oats are steady at 90 to
sic.
From store on orders prices are as follows
BALISG sTuYTs-2 and "a ID. bagging. as in
quality, l6H9l7c. Iron ties. as in pattern
5 to SIC. Baling. twine. 16 to lie. Second
hand gunnies and burlaps. l4@l5c.
rib. 7Jsc; shoulders. Tie; bulk sides, ~ 70
re: Shoulders, SIC; sugar cured hams. l4g
l51Ic, as to brand; breakfast bacon. lOgllc.
plain and canyased.
BRAN-Qufet at q 4091 80 y l00in store.
BUTTER-Good Western. l69lSc; inferior,
dull and nominal; prime. A923c; strictly
choice, 26g27c. and scarce.
CABBAGE-Steady at 70 5Og1 30; ~, c.u
CaEEsE-Common. l1@14c; chedder firm at
'O cioyvEE-Firm at 2i@2411c for Rio and 300
CorToSsEED- 90 y ton on leyee.
Coax MEAL-Quiet at So 1893 q from store.
CoRN-Rirm at IS to 66c for shelled on orders
ear. 54955c. -
HAY-steady at 81 5Oel 90 per 100 on orders
HtEpWAsE-Axes, per dozen, $40 50 to u;
shoyels, Ames', Sl4 so; spades, Ames' SO 81;
rope, 10 to 2lc; casting, 30. plows, avery
each. 81; iron Per b c cast steel ~ KY ~ I3 s
FLoUR-Firm super s6 2oa6 Is x. s6 7O Ng
choice family and fancy. Ss 1909 90.
L4sD-In kegs llsll,1sc;; J tierces' losiO7sc
LIouORs-Reetifed whisky per gallon. 65 TO
csc; Bourbon and Rye. 81 Is to ! so; Robert;
son county, 81 Is TO % American gin and
brandies, 81 10 to 50; Highwines; 93 10 VIC
sherry sherry per gallon. 81 8 to 50; Home bitters
Mol Issss-Louisiana. old. firm 3Oa65c IN
barrels; syrups, 45@75c; Louisiana, new %
VNIns-steady at 81 rs rates.
OATs-Quiet at 54a55c from store.
ONIOYs-Easy at So 90 per barrel.
PowDER-Riae per key, So; mining. ~ 5O
PoULTRY-0ld chickens quiet at 81 Oog4 ~ ;
yP 3d. Turkey I KEYS si2 o6Sls %. ducks, 81 90.
PoTATOEs-Are firm. with fair supply at
SO 25aS 50 y barrel. Sweet potatoes " % per
PoRx-scarcc at SIS 90 per barrel for prime
mess. $3.50 %
SH0T-Per sack. 81 60 to 2 IS
SoAP-German notified, &c; common. &c:
SARDINEs - Quarters per case, s1 to S2S
halves. s33.
STARCH Quiet at 8 TO SIC per n.
SUGAR-LOuisiapa, open kettle, va to l01sc
choice, l3c hard refined white. 1874 to lac.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
-Library-Mete0ro Fee.

Monthly Meeting feateEuny-IaNes
MISUNDERSTANDING, Etc.
The regular monthly meeting of this
civic body was held yesterday afternoon
A communication was read from Capt
X. 7. Lightburne, suggesting that steam
boat captains, pilots and clerks of boats
plying to and from the port Of Memphis
be elected honorary members, which
communication was adopted.
The Secretary informed the Chamber
that the National Board Of Trade would
convene at st. Louis on the 9Th Of De-
cember, and suggested that delegation
be appointed.
Capt. George W. Gift. Of the Commit
tee on Mercantile Library, presented an
exhaustive report, showing that the Ii
brary is now chartered institution, and
the necessity of immediate action to
give it vital and permanent existence,
with material aid in money and books.
After discussing the benefit of such a
literary institution to the young men Of
Memphis, as an Offset to gambling, the
report called for the assistance Of the
churches and ladies, in the great Skin
mish with the devil, and asked that q
large subscription be raised by individ'
ual members, etc. The interesting re-
port was received and filed.
A report was made to the effect that
the Merchants Tax Bill had passed its
second reading, and would become q
law.
A resolution was passed adopting
Commodore Maury's scheme for a gen
eral system of meteorological observa
tons and crop reports, and the Secretary
was instructed to forward the Commo
dore's address to the presidents and sec
retaries of the different chambers o.
commerce throughout the country and
invite their kind offices in petitioninG
the General Government to take the
lead in bringing about the united action
of different nations on this subject.
The Chamber adjourned
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29
COURT sTREEiT STABLES.
a madison street-4sCourt street

a. Madison Street,. sCourt street
Mr.. Joe McCullers, d 'e proprietor OF
the Court Street Stables, informs US that
he has opened his stable through to
Madison street, which gives him front
on two streets, and he is now prepared
to accommodate all who may give him a
call. He makes boarding a specially,
and is prepared to board and give good
attention to horses left in his charge.
Good hostlers and buggy washers always
on hand to attend to the wants of his
customers. Give Joe a call and he riI
please you. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29

A splendid lot Of seeds has just been
received by the welLknown seedsmen,
R. G. Craig a Co., Nos. 377 and 379 Main
street. Fine specimens of Early Rose
potatoes, raised near this city, and large
globe turnips, weighing thirteen pounds,
raised from seed purchased from Craig
q Co., on exhibition at the store. Agri-
cultural implements of every pattern
sold by Craig q Co. At4-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29

Business is moderately active in all
branches to-day, and there are no espe-
cial changes to note except a frmer feel
ing in corn and an active demand, -four
and other articles remaining as quoted
Yesterday. Mess pork meets with a
moderate demand at Sl4 30 to SIS 90.
Bacon clear sides are sold at 8 to SIC,
clear rib 79c, shoulders 7sc, bulk clear
sides 7le, shoulders, &c. Lard,
quiet at % to l0c for tierce and 100 to lie
for key. Breakfast bacon and hams are
IL TO l1sc for the former, and new sugar
cured hams are sold at l4l to l5e I'M
canvased and for fancy canvased l53c is
the price. Corn meal is, firm at 80 10 ia
3 20. Corn is firm at Csc for choice
white. with sales Of so sacks at that
urice. Hay is S25 to $50. Bran j;
., ;et at S25 90 to S26 90. Apples ara
~ and irmer at IS so to 81 so fol
oommor TO good, with choice fancy held
tE5o ,NuiOns are quiet at 81 to 3 Is
Rnt,sr is in IA. Y supply at "A to 26c fol
aor.r,or 40 fair I, Nbls and 2sc for extra
cSoics BEANS are worth s. to 10.
Eggs are quiet at 81 to SIC, With a iai,
supply. Cabbage quiet at 'eto' ~ pL re,
apples 81 to 6lc and quiet. Dr. eo peaches
6 to &c, with a good supply. Cra-eOsrr'es
are steady at sl2 90 to Sl4 90 per b.'rrei
for unealtixated and cultivated. kra'''
is quiet at $40 so to II 90. Choice
-four is firm and without change low
grades are steady. Sugar is firm and
prices advancing. Coffee is frmer, with
an advancing tendency here and in
other markets. Poultry is in fair
-. e. * fo- ducks ~ 30 for
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ron SALE OR LEASE.

NOR SALE OR LRAsE-430 ACRES OF
N land will be sold on accommodating terms
on leased 10 . responsible man for the term Of
Eve years. There are three frame houses and
dred acres under cultivation. the balance In
timber. Il may be divided TO advantage.
Two good wells os water; also good ciftern,
large barn we'll filed with fodder, and good
stock Of corn. Located on the Mississippi and
Lake Depot, DeSoto county, Mississippi. The
road runs through q portion Of the tract,
where a fae station Is established, which rem
aefs X Z great convenience 70 TIE nelfnpor-
poultry Of all kinds. and All necessary farm
ina utensils, ETC., etc.. viii be disposed Of On
terms 70 suit. For particulars apply 70 W.
tyerneart, On the premises CT Of joseph
Alden, No. Mulberry street, Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29
FOR RENT.

El0R RENT-THE LATE RESIDENCE OF
4 DR.. VIM. V. Taylor, ST., on corner Of Pop
lar and Dunlap streets. House has eight
large and two small rooms, out-houses. two
cisterns, etc. Apply to
J. A. TAYLOR,
74-79 Attorney at law, No. Madison st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29

Ever mindful of your wants, your reli-
able friend Victor d. Fuchs, at No. Al
jefferson street, is making arrangements
for full supply of dressed poultry, eel
cry, fish, oysters and game of every de-
scription for the approaching Thanks
giving and holidays. You have patron
lied him literally for many years, for
which he thanks y on; and, as an induce
ment for your future patronage, he pro-
poses on and after the first of December
to make a general reduction in prices OF
his celebrated Norfolk oysters to both
families and deal ers. Each and every
can will bear his name on the cap as an
Endorsement of its superior quality, and
whether purchased at his house or from
the smaller dealers throughout the city,
these oysters will be found equal in
every respect to any sold in the South
ern country.
Yours, respectfully, V. d. Fuchs,
II Al jefferson street.
COVE everybody to the Jet Palace and
buy your Christmas presents, as you will
find there the best assortment, and goods
which are stylish and rich.
|. RoEscHER q Co.,
1907 Practical jewellers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-29

E0R sALE-F0RREST HILTON THE
II Memphis and Charleston railroad, seven
teen miles from Memphis. suitable for an cd
vocational institute OF private residence. The
place contains two and a half acres in garden,
highly cultivated; six acres In fine timber;
six acres Of lawn and shade trees; and the
rest ia fruit trees Of the best variety. The
land is rich and the products remunerative.
The college building is eighty by forty feet,
rooms and kitchen, etc. Best Of we'll and
cistern water; location high and healthy;
neighborhood one of the best in Shelby county
Address Oyerton, Ledger Office, OF see pro-
prietor on the premises. 45t