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tered. January ana July ll6s 115%; DO. DO, 1885,
coupon do. l15X ll5x; do do, 1867 do. do. ll5%
a lle; do do, 1868, do, do, ll6k ll6&; do ten
fortes registered. 1ooX 1929; do do, coupon.
1927. a ll3X; do. hves OF 1881, registered, ll2%
112X; do. do, coupon, ll2f IlZHi Centrai racino
gold bonds, 102 a 102A.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES WERE DULL
and neglected, closing as follows:-Tennessee, ex
coupon, "a TAX do. new, 74A 74h; Virginia, ex
coupon, As a SO; do registered stock, old, 81 40;
do skies, consolidated bonds. 81 5lk; do. sixes
deferred scrip, 1874 a II; Georgia SKIES, rs IS; do
sevens, 81 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, "a SO;
do to North Carolina Railroad, 40 a so; do funding,
1885, 25 2S; do. do, 1868, % 25; do. new. 81 %;
do. special tax. IA l6; Missouri skies, 93s 93;
do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 81 o.; Louisiana skies,
so q 81; do new, AZ 55; do. levee skies, GO IS;
do. do, elghts 70 75 do do. eights, 1875, 70 so;
Alabama skies, 55 q SO; do eights, SO s5; South
Carolina skies, 55 81; do new. January and July,
20 q so; do. do. April and October, 21 2S;
Arkansas skies, funded, As 50 Mobile and Ohio
Railroad sterling, 90 q 90; do. interest eghts, s5
ST; do. second mortgage eights 78 SO; Mississippi
Central Railroad first mortgage sevens, SO 90; do.
second mortgage eights s5 ST; New Orleans and
Jackson first mortgage, 81 a 9S; do. second mort
gage, e5 a 81; Memphis and Charleston Railroad
first mortgage, so a 90; do. second mortgage, 70
So; Greenve and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed
by South Carolina, as 40; Macon and Brunswick
Railroad guaranteed by Georgia, 10 72; Memphis
city skies, 55 81; Savannah city sevens SO 81; +;
New Orleans consOls. old, 81 u: do. issue, rail-
roads, skies, 81 a 72; do. sevens. G5 a %.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
49, t~tS
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A WOMAN's RIGHTS WOMAN.

Asaph G. Dennis, residing in East Sixty-thrd
street. has been continual spree for the last six
months-in fact, since lie returned from the Island
where he had been confined for drunkenness. Mrs.
Dennis, determlned-looking little woman, took
him in charge and herself brought him to the Nine-
teenth precinct station house. whence he was
taken to the lorkville Police Court by police
man. He was sent on another visit
tears Of contrition TO his eyes The wife in q very
affecting manner drew his handkerchief from his
coat pocket and wiped his tears away as If he had
been spoiled child, but not a teardrop hung ON
her ashes as the door leading TO the prison below
the Court closed on his retreating FORM
The body Of an unknown man was yesterday
taken to the Morgue, having been found in the East
River at the foot Of Jackson street. He had on a
blue coat, a black vest and light pantaloons He
was Of light complexion, with sandy hair. The
Coroner was notined.
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A MODEL SENTENCE,

In the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday, JUS
tices Cox Ledwith and Coulter on the bench, three
rough looking characters, George Delmar, Henry
Clark and Charles G. Lewis, we're tried on charge
Of having stolen revolver from the dental Office
OF William Rausch, in Bleecker street. Al the con-
cusion of the trial Justice Cox passed the follow
ing model sentence on the prisoners: rs:-"Delmar,
Clark and Lewis, the Court finds you guilty and will
remand you until next saturday for the purpose OF
allowing you to prove who you are, where You came
from and whether or not YOU arc guilty."
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ALLEN-SANGREE.--A Trinity Reformed church.
Bloody Run, Pa, on Tuesday. August O. 1872, by the
Rev. Milton H. Sangree (brother Of the bride), as
sisted by Rev. II. neckerman and Rev. William NJ.
Deatrick, DR.. WILLIAM II. ALLEN OF New York city,
to Miss LINNIE MARGUERITE SANGREE, OF McCon-
nestown, Pa No cards.
DISQUALIFICATION Monday morning,
August s, at the residence of the BRIDES parents
Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Father
Carney WILLIAM HENRY DOYLE late OF Y0kahama,
Japan, to ANNIE O., second daughter Of John $.
O'Suliivan, ESQ. No cards.
POPE--PALLISRR.-On Thursday. August 8. by the
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T HE G UR T s.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuusr-ln BANKRUPTCY.

The New York aud Troy Steamboat Company. the
Empire Cotton Seed Huller ana on Company. Thomas
r. Bunker Charles T. House. Nicholas Albert Ryck-
man. Robert b. Catherwood.
Adjudication in Involuntary Cases.
Frederic J. Breithaupt. ozier u. wilson. william
Seward. Jr, Richard Meares. Augustus N. Miller,
Arthur Schreier. William Clarendon, Eben slsde.
Floyd Brown Bernhard Metz Joseph Metz, Louis
Cicve. John r. Binzen, Nathan schainwad, Herman
Schainwald.
Discharges.
Joseph J. Kampe, David Millemann. Henry :.
Mower
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UNITED STATES coMmssIoxtss' ccyav.
Law Relating 20 the Payment OF Fines
by COnvtcts.

Before Commissioner Stilweu.
The United States Va. Charles Rhode.-In this
case a motion had been made TO discharge the De
tendant from prison, on the ground that he had
served his term out and was unable 10 pay the tne
which had been innicted on him together with
years Imprisonment in the Penitentlary. The
motion was made under new law passed by Con
grcss on the ist OF June last. which gives United
States Commissioner power 90 discharge pris
Oners who had served out the term of imprisonment
tQ which they have been sentenced, but who are
unable to pay the fine which accompanies the I'M
prisonmcnt Rhode was sentenced 20 years I'M
prisOnment and line or S5v. The aildaylts and
statements made In the case showed that Rhooe
had no means, and was, therefore. unable TO pay
the fine that had been imposed upon aim. Tho
Commissioner accordingly ordered him to be dts
Charged
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GOVERNMENTS WE'RE QUIET AND STEADY

GOVERNMENTS WERE QUIET AND STEADY
throughout the day, closing at the following prices
United States currency skies. l1SA 11sys do do,
1881, registered, 1853 l6; do. do, coupon 1lsH
p 11sK; do. fvc-twenties, registered, May and No
vember 116X 116%; do. do, 1852, coupon, do,
L16k o a116% do. do, 1854, do do, 1leh 11ex do.
.do. 1885, do. do 1l6k III; do, 1867. regis
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, August 10, 1877
The sugar market Is quiet and weak. Nos. 10 to IL,
1rmer United States, 90 days sight, currency,
5a per cent premium; short sight, per cent premium.
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MONEY WAS EASY
at to per cent on CALL with time loans and dis
counts unchanged, closing at per cent at three
O'Clock, notwithstanding most
UNFAvoRABLE BANK STATEMENT,
showing reduction in the net reserve OF the banks
OF 1928, ,000 The specie average is $5,726, 300
lower than last week, owing In part to the absorp-
ton Of gold by the Treasury for customs. The
legal tender average is also s4sl 100 lower. The de-
posts have decreased So, ,sOO The change in
the circulation is unimportant. bad feature OF
the statement is an increase of $685. 800 in loans
The banks now hold in what is reckoned as lawful
money-to wit, gold, three per cent certificates
and legal tenders-only &c. 300 above the amount
required by law, against $l1, 76l 900 last week. The
following is q comparison Of the averages for the
past two weeks
august 8. august 10. Differences.
Loans .$295 200 S296, ,3s6,5oO Inc. s95s,SO0
Specie. 23,925,900 1s,199000 Dec. 800
Deposits, 24i.52s,OO0 2s7,66s,2OO Dec. s,s59,soo
Legal tend. 65,O51,7o0 A,57O6OO Dec. 4s1, 100
the following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total pabillties:- ---a.
; August 8. August 10. Differences.
specie. $Z39zo'vW Slo lvvUou DeC' 90 izo,suU
Legal tenders 65,O5l,7oO 54,5706)O Dec 4S1, 100
Total reserve $7so77 sOo S72 COO Dec So 900
Circulation. 27,337, 200 2f,3l3OO0 Dec. N20O
Deposits 21, 900 237 200 Dec. 3,s59SO0
Tot liabilities 26s $685. 200 2e4 200 Dec. s3ss4OOo
serve. ..... e7,21e,3oo ee,245,sOo Dec. s971,ooo
Excess over
legal reser. 11,7s1.3oo e,524,soo Dec. 5,2s7,ooo
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Rev. Jsr,.s Minsss. ~ the bride's residence,
FREDERICK forE, tate OF Edinbusg. 70 Miss MIRIAM
PALiIskR, All OF this city.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE WAS QUIET
to-day, but frmer in consequence Of the easier
supply Of cash gold available for its purchase,
the rates for actual business being 1Os% 1851 for
prime sixty day sterling against 1Os1s 1oS% yes
terday. There is little doing to-day as usual, after
the making up OF the European mails. The nomi-
nal rates are as follows:-
Strty Days. Three Days.
Prime bankers ster-
ling bills on London. 108% q 1887 100H q 109Z
Good bankers ster.
ling bills on London. 10Sx 1851 109H 1905
Prime com. sterling
bills on London. -. 108 O 10SM q
Paris (bankersD ..... .526A a 5.2sz 52lT q 5.22h
Antwerp. ..52lZ 523Z 516A 5.1SX
Amsterdam. .......... 40h 40H 40% 40h
Hamburg. ............ 35Z a 35zs 38 1914
Frankfort. .."....... Az Ak AK AZ
Bremen, new Reichs-
marck.... "a AM q
Prussian thalers. TX a ~ 7256 Tx
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! STOCKS WERE HEAVY AND LOWER
upon the continued pressure to SELL which is most
marked In Western Union, Pacific Mail, Erie, Union
Pacific, Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central
and Lake Shore. western Union led the downward
movement, which ranged from ~ to S1i per cent,
the market leaving or at about the lowest point OF
the day, some of the stocks rallying 4 per cent,
while western Union recovered u per cent. The
following were the highest and lowest prices of
stocks during the day
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[ UT DAN ys ? s1 anns, ~.
The following were the bids for city bank
stocks:-New York, 1874; Manhattan, 147 Mer-
chants, III; Phoenix, 1o1; Tradesmen's, 14s;
Leather Manufacturers ITO; State of New York,
III; Mechanics Banking Association, 1o7; Mer
camille. l25; Bank Of North America, 1O2H; Hano.
yer, 100; Metropolitan, 1856; Peoples, 1l5; Nassau,
1o711; Corn Exchange, 1875; Marine, 1866; Common
wealth. IS; Importers and Traders, ITO; Manu-
facturers and Merchants 100; New York Ma
tional Exchange, 81; Fourth National, Ill; Ninth
National, no; Tenth National, 80; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, 90; German American 1903;
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
The following Is the report of specie exported
from the district of New York for the week ending
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$1,000 SC 6s, MIN tJy.

5000 sc Gs, MIN kJy. @h
alOU Tenn 6's, old: -. Mn
1000 NC 6's. old BIDS. 30
lvUU n c, fund act 'tS.. %
5DOD NY rs. b !, r..... lU1t q
1000 Erie 4th m. go. wa
iC0O Hud X ID, 5 4 BIDS. iu55s
1000 Buff Il Erie, new. W1a
1900 Cen Pac RE cd bs lo2
5000 Union Pac LIST III. ss,z
300 do. .........,... ga
l0W Tn Pac rs, lg b.. 81
5000 I'm Pac los, inc. S,,s
2oVSS S Pitts, Ftw &C2dm. loo %,
20OJ Galv, II & Ii lst.. va
100 Ohio & NJ con 81. ",
1000 Ohio & Miss c bds y51s
2OO0 M& st p, 10 div. ss
lO shs Irving Bank. 70
1U Metropolitan Bank. l3o
Inn NCa,f Tn Tal N ~ b3 UA
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Ia,I5 and 3.i5 p. Nj.
Ia:aO p. M.-Before CAN.

1l6,s $1,000 US $40. +. '68. 80. Il5H
ll57s 1000 U : 5's, lO-i0, T.. lO)H
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ILROAD BONDS.

AT REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
Mortgages insurance Of all kinds effected with bes COM
panies. y: j. HABRiCH Co, Is Broadway
EIRSr CLASS RAILROAD BONDS.
We offer tor sale limited amount of the Leavenworth
Atchlson and Northwestern Railroad Company's First
Mortgage Seven Per Cent Bonds guaranteed by
the Pacific Railroad Company Missouri.
The Bonds due October l, 1889; interest payable
APr and October the National Bank of Commerce
- Ihe road runs from Leayenworh to Achson Kansas
lease the Leavenworth Atchison Northwestern Rail
o
ssS the Baak on
The road has been IN operation under this lease for the
We cam therefore, confidently recommend these Bonds
them as We are enabled to oe hem at the he
low price Of IS and accrued interest
kGrns N6krkGP 6hicR HH \ No. t0aa %a street.
7 WILL PAY A LIBERAL BONUS FOR si,oOO $500
rs tas :" on LoaS i q
avenue.
WANTED sNOoco OF THE BONDS OF THE TOWN.
Jersey at par in exchange Tor first sqss Real Esate At
bankers, 10 Broad street n. Y.
WANTED.,ss,u 5000 OR 1905 TEN PER CENT CoMMIs.
w sion allowed; second mortgage abundant security
Nc" Jersey XDhMs isS BoaS street. room H.
VNANTED-TO BORROW S5O0 FOR SIX MONTHS;
anG ss o H e sale Of on ss
nre worth s25o, and insured for $95o Address LOAN,
Herald o1ice.
d O0 "A YOUNG LADY DESIRES THE LOAN
%iOO. of S+OO on first mortgage on real estate for
the term of year. Address Miss l.. A. d. IA Ea st
Twenty first street, near avenue A.
6O1 OOO wANTED-IN ONE OR THREE SUMS;
pAf.OOV first mortgage property, first class worth
S56OO central Brooklyn. mile from ferries Address
OWNER, Brooklyn Branch Herald Office
DIX 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
t~)llC,OOO on city and Brooklyn property; second
MORTGAGES cashed. RICHARD V. HARNETf Ill Broad
way, room f. basement.
61GO OOO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
DlOO,VOO in large and small amounts on city
property: first and second mortgages cashed Apply
WILLIAM kENNELLf, No. Pine street.
SOOO nOO TO LOAN OR BUY MORTGAGES. FOR
SAUU.UOV any desired amount. on Property in
New York Brooklyn Westchester and New Jersey Also
money without bonus PAUL I. TODD, IS Liberty St
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FINANCIAL.

A TRUST MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY FIRST
"A. class mortgages on city real estate in to suit
without bonus Address COUNSELLOR box 2,6Sl New
York Post office
A REASONABLE RATES-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies; also Bonds and
Mortgages insurances OF all kinds effected
panies. j. j. HABRICH & CO., ll9 Broadway.
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE


ugust 10--10:15 A. M.
I $4,000 Us SIS. 1910, r.. d.. lO0IS
1 l0OW do. .s3 lOJ%
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-16

George Wolf........................m aster tze2t
viii leave as above SATURDAY. 10th,
at 6 p. IN. For freight OF passage apply oni
or s g 3. D. COBB q S Sss R Assn e
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stabbi.E Array on the River.

Last Wednesday the steamer City of
Chester took of several passengers from
the sunken steamer St. Siarys at Bran
DIVINE bar. Reaching Fulton one Of
the passengers named Robert Pettis re-
fused to pay his fare and attacked second
clerk Glen Nolte with a knife. Nolte
vas cut in several places by the desper-
ado, who was eventually knocked down,
the blow fracturiug HE skull. He
rushed to the guards aud leaping over
board, swan ashore. When the boat
reached the landing Pettis went aboard
and engaged in another affray. Mr..
Nolte's wounds are severe but not dan
gerous. The "cuttist" was arrested and
taken to ST. Louis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-16

On Tuesday evening, December 3, will
DC held the second anniversary OF Ban
nsr Lodge No. LAT, |. o. o. f., young
and rapidly growing lodge, and com
posed of some of the first young men Of
our city. The elegant affair will come
of at the Memphis Club Hall. The en-
tertainment will include a grand ball
and series Of tableaux, which will be
arranged by well known lady Of this
city, whose taste in getting up these at
fractions has heretofore been recog-
nized. The committee Of arrangements
is composed of the following gentlemen:
Messrs. B. Bingham, W. II. Moyston and
7. S. Jukes. Tickets can be had at the
different jewelry stores. book stores, and
also Of the committee.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, |
MEMPHIS. TENN. November 10, 1872. !

PUBLIC LEDGER OfPICE, [
MEMPHIS. Tenn. November IL. 1872.
There is no improvement in the de-
mand for moaey to-day, WHICH is at
tributed to the usual Saturday settle
ments, and there are perhaps an in
crease in the number Of bank spplica-
tons, but to all except the worthy q
deaf ear is turned aud to those the
rates are lO9l2e cent. Exchange is
in better supply, and the demand is more
active, and majority Of the banks re-
port counter sales nearly equal to the
receipts, while with otkers' cotton en-
gagements will supply them during the
early part of the week. Rates are
steady at !6sc discount, demand and
sight, with grace, on Eastern points
buying, and lc discount on New Or
leans with the margin in favor Of the
latter point, where 3-l6c margin is
realized in converting. Some $4,000
ON the last named point was taken by
one of the banks before noon. Gold is
at llSs premium in New York, aud
dealers, TO Gil orders, pay III. Local
investments are quiet. There is some
inquiry for Mississippi and Tennessee
second mortgage bonds at zoe, aud
Memphis skies are inquired at sic, but
little Of the former can be found, and
for the latter holders ask 52!G953c, with
the July coupon; $500 Alcorn money
was sold at g2c.
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POLICE CoURr.-Fifteen cases and fif-
teen dollars assessed as fines composed
the Recorders business this morning.
Caroline Bratton, a colored conan
whe keeps a boarding house on Jefferson
Street, was up on the charge of "rOping
in" a country darby named Joe Mar
shall, and then robbing him Of $65 Car
oline was requested to furnish bonds in
the sum Of $4,000 for h,r appearance be
fore the Criminal Court. "The FIRST
chapter Of the new dispensation" was re-
corded on the docket this morning when
Sim Barinds took hold.
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naI,,more ana Onto l,.,Iroaa.

Colonel Sidney B. Jones. the we'll
known Passenger Agent at the Burnet
House. Cincinnati, sends US handsome
sheet containing descriptions Of scenery
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
written by various correspondents. This
justly lavorite route is preferred by
experienced passengers on account Of
its varied and magnificent scenery, clever
officers and conductors. solid road bed,
general safety. luxurious cars. good
hotels on the way, and superior advan-
tages in its connections. The latter is
a point doubly to be appreciated by any
lockless traveller from the South who has
been forced to walk from one railroad to
another, and stand shivering in the cold
or dark half an hour or more, as for in
stance at Lynchburg, Virginia, where
transfer Of passengers is rendered ex
ceedipgly disagreeable for want of har.
mony between different railroad inter
ests. This contrast is good illustration.
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CUETON,

Sales yesterday were 1000 bales, the
market at the close rejecting nothing
new excepting an increased demand for
and scarcity Of the better grades, or
grades better than low middling. The
New York and Liverpool dispatches to-
day do not indicate anything fresh" in
either Of those markets, and the move
ment here is about the same as on yes
terday, except perhaps that orders are
increasing and better prices are expected
next week. Sales TO noon we're 700
bales, prices ranging as follows:
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As the eastward bound train Of the
Memphis and Little itock railroad vas
approaching Devall's Bluff at the rate Of
fifteen miles per hour, yesterday morn
ing, the engineer, Chas. Putnam, noticed
a broken rail on the track in front, and
endeayored to stop his engine. Not be-
ing able to do this he sounded the alarm
whistle and jumped of the engine, be.
ing followed Immediately by the colored
fireman. The engine struck the broken
rail, and turning oyer caught both men
beneath it, crushing Putnam to death
instantly, and seriously wouudiuE the
fireman. Conductor Parmslee, who was
on the engine at the time, grasped some
Of the fixtures and went over with the
engine. recsiying only slight injuries.
Five or six freight cars were ditched.
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DestructIvs Fire.

A destructive FIRE occurred on the
fernando road, near Looneys switch,
between 10 and IL o'clock last night.
The fire originated in the kitchen at
taohed TO DR.. Laski's residence, and so
rapidly did the flames spread that the
Doctors family barely escaped with
their lives. Mr.. Dick Whitmore was the
FIRST to discover the flames, aud rushing
up to the house he was compelled to bat.
ter down three doors before be could
effect an entrance inside. When he had
done so he found Mrs. Laski and her
daughter asleep, while the flames we're
rapidly enveloping the house. The lady
tainted Immediately on waking, and it
was with difficulty that Mr.. Whitmore,
with the assistance of the little girl,
could rescue her from the devouring ele-
ment. Within o few minutes after the
alarm, such was the force of the high
wind prevailing, the house was burned
W the HIOuuus Iut Hrcmtu we're
promptly on the ground, and by almost
superhuman efforts succeeded in saving
the adjoining buildings from destruc-
ton, but had they been few minutes
later or less active there is no telling
where the coniiagration might have stop
ped. The Doctor was. absent from home
when the fire began, and only reached
there in time to see his comfortable resi-
dence, With all its furniture, heap Of
ashes. The house belonged to him, and
with the furniture, which is total loss,
was valued at $4,000, on which the's
was Insurance to the amount Of $4,000 in
the Royal" Of London and Queen" Of
Liverpool.
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GENERAL MARKET,

,APPLEs-COmmoa 70 good. s. OOS4 CO..
choice apd fancy, IS Oea5 50.
BUTrER-Choiee held at 2592Se; fair "a
prime, 10000; common, l2gl3c.
BAGGING-Ranges from laSl4c for light
BR1N.0aiet al so oO@22 50.
BAC0N--Clear sides, l2a-,c; clear lib, llste;
Shoulder, .6j<c; sugsr-cured hams, l5,x9l6c (;
breakfast bacon, new, III ls9l21sc.
BEANS-Navy, 81 759S a bushel.
CHICKENS-Mixed and full grown. e SOC
3 rs: old, slf00d4 IS, and scarce:
CANDLES -Firm. Light and full weight.
GHEEsE-Firm and scarce;: factory. $50
l6i<c; English dairy, l9al91Se. u r ra d
COTToN-SEED--Tendipg downWardi' 9T
ing 70 heavy receipts and decline IN oil. We
quote at 500 tou a. the leYee- -.
COyTEF-Steady. Common Rio. l9a2oo;
fair 70 prime. 2O>ss22c; Laguyra. 22s25c;
tcsAaiBB7GEis-Pricss anu at 81 OOs7 50 for
'tcoRN- MRAL-Dull at 81 50 on the leyee.
CRANBERRfES Dull at Sllgl2 4 Dbl.
c0RN-Dull at 5sg5ee fer yellow and
DRIED APPLES Dull at Saec y M
PI D5ifHcKsgstesdy ATS 75sl % Per dozen.
EGGS Firm at 2Sd3oc.
grades, 81 5095 % medium. Sc sci So; fam
~ and fancy. 80 Ooelo %. Sales. 80 bbls
family at 81 s..
GEESE-cH AZ nuI %.
uNNIES--Sccond-h hand burlaps, Ice.
HAl-Choice scarce at s26 %; common TO
prime, slssel; Arkansas prairie, sleS7 90.
Prom store, 81 ISL 50 = 100 10,
KRAUT-Quiet At 50 = Dbl.
LRMONS-steady AZ tsdo.
LIMR-firm at 81 5o4l @.
hARD-Dull; tierce refined. -99isc; key
do, l09l0i4c; bucket. TO- tc; tin pail, lie.
MOLASSES-Firm; Orleans. common 10
prime, 5oa65e; Sugar house syrups. common.
lOd50c; fair 70 good, 5596lc; Eastern Eyruys.
5o975c. New Louisiana. lolsoc.
NAILS STEADY at s. 3 rates.
0RANGES-Firm; fresh Louisi.ha, s. o9
ONIONs-stsady at g s5a3 IS.
OATS-Dull At s7a3Sc for mixed and choice
EEite. and sold By dealers at 5096oc. which
they consider 4 small marEin-
TRKEfs-Steady ~ $3.50 3 dozen.
PORK-Dry sAlted clear rib, Loose. fit9s,f;
pasked clear sides. oe; dressed hogs, 5sao; ~
PQIAIoEs-ssarssi In shippins order.
q As on.
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erlra Q, l.1l1|lc. cru1hed ard rcT1rrri. l1l'
~ IruI7'ana rhila rIsrlf1a. Use.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-16
orsterr. Fl.h mud eame.

Parties living in the southern part q
the city DESTROYS of INDUCING in these
Injuries will end ore Of the neatest
game establishments in this city at 81
Beal street, south side, between Second
and the market This house is run by
Steve Clement, who has the reputation
Of selling nothing but the best and at
the very lowest prices. Il you want
oysters, fish, game. poultry or celery
don't fail to patronize 81 Beal street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-16

XHylIITEMORE HOUSE, 100 AND Ill
trally located. within one block of the Expo.
sition building. is open fer the reception of
guests visiting the Exposition. Fare, So per
day. l3l-t
BOARDING GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS.
ID with board, at 200 Third street, between
adams and Washington. Day boarders also
wanted. l5-t