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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11
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TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
Train .
soppns gss
Ton with snyrn. B,snch ssro.d ana M.TyiasS s aSd
Dsiswass Raiirssd at Harrington with Junction
Delaware Railroad at Delmar With Eastern ssore
nu' nnsMu.osa' d Salisbury with Wcomico and Pocomoks
ExPREss TEAIN =. 1900 M. tsunday. .1e.psed.) TO,
ys and Connect. AZ VII
sxPfHss TsAiS s.@oo r. NM M auaa,. excepted, .,
s.''moresn " a.hinston ,stoFplng .ohester. Thur
fsIg
vale, ~ ~Haivs-ne-Gtace Aberdeen. Perryman's ge-
sIaaTExPREss Wash
asa w
i% \. T':Is monroe ana s'''''' viii take the
Il & ss.a Ia .na @
IN ses N :'.s ssns'e' with
LEAVE wlhhlssTos :. s4s $50 and $40 AN 100. 400
s.op between Chester PniIAdeipn.a on sunday
The e4s A. NJ tram from Wilmington will cunnee. a.
lan or Sas Yap oy @ street ca1s wn the $50 NJ
PHILa. AND BAL TO- cESTshh Hn.'iaerAl s I. TRAINS,
.nd s on and
Leave thll.dspn,a TOR For. Deposi. SUNDAY. exec,
% am 4. ess Ii wsaae.a, % sss
a.ys - Zso p p N Pnsde lpha Tor Chester Hesh.s
m.
wednesday, and Saturdays 23J D. m The IN a m
train stops atAl Stations tt.ween fhil.d. pha ami MI
Leave Per. Deposit for Philadelphia eunaay. excep,sd a,
80 D IN anu 70 ?. Oxt for fh lad.iphis a.
o.io :. m; ehsdds Ford tor Philsd-lphia ID D. m
SUNDAY, leave Philadelphia Tor Oxford So a. m
leave OXFORD for pnilAde phia 3.4o D. m. - '1'
1eihs leaving i'T"ngton At 6s5 = anu 400 n m viii
conees a. Lamokin junction with the 7.pa m and
trAl Railroad. si7 een-
THROUGH TRAINS From BALTIMORE
LEAVE WILMINGTON At lU.3J, 1870 PM osu l0 70 p NJ
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIh
4
p,,,, Ias. R.. -. ~ 5sl, on. 1855 and 1856 81.
ZION bssmore 20 PhadelPhA. Leave Baltimore At 7 30
An. WAY MAIL 30 An, kxpress; 2a5 p. Ii M
press 73OP. NJ. Express lU.i5 L. M ExpresH
at5VOF.M
Aceommodasiea ainfrom Port Depos leayePerry.
vilieAsS A. AN. M.forBaltlmoTeand n t.rmedate s...
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chesterat 1895 and 9.n A, x,.Aud 4A, ,px
Leave wilmington At 1882. Is and 10 U2 A. n LOS nd
5.l7P.n. - A'' IL"
SrNDA TRAIN FRoM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore u Is ~, stopping At Maenona Perry
mans Aberdeen. HAvre-de-tt .Ferryv.!.- Cnarles
town. North East. Eikton. Newark. Stanton, New
Pot', wilmington, ,Ciaynoni, Licwect and Chester.
~ kkNNEi SUPERINTENDENT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAu.
&1&4AA = %
oN AND AFrkR MONDAY. pEc. I'd, ls7a

WEST PHILADELPHIA.
Main iIi Line nsss WestwarS nrst sna Market s's'
paoll Accomm odation daily. except sunday. SO
and - 1'oo am; H. ana 1lio a. m. lat pn. $40 p.n
Niagara Express daily. except Sunday. 7.so a. N.
LOCK raven and Eimira Express daily. except
Msa f... ;as da,iy s,s s1ssS. fs;. Sunday 500
Harrisburg Acc daily. EXCEPT @ sunday % 80 pm pm.
Lancast and York Acc. daily, ex sunday i.OOp. m
ppalkssourE Train daily. excep, Sunday. $50 m
rne;Dna, r.soqrx Fpss daily except
southern Express daily ID. 10 .. IN.
rncinc Express daily .....-.. H.i0 pm
Paoli sunday Trains 10 am and so 70 m M
Ere Nail SATURDAY niSht runs only to W Transport
for Emlsrant Exrres3 Tain. leaving lo5D p m
dSa,iy except sunday .ticke must be procured and
baggage dsiss.ed VII a, ll6 \. Marks. s. by 500 pm.
Express for New York is, $50 and il 90 a. M and
accommodation for New York. 72o m.
Way Train tor Trenton o.31 m. 30 and 80 IN.
Nsy y York . Sunday Trains. 10 M. 6s5 p m and
KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Hoimesburg Il Bustleton. d q
Express Trains for Trenton. 7.3o IN aud i.uO and
Way Trains fer Trenton. 1000 IN. al5. 5 90 and
FOR BELvIDERE DIVISION.
Express tor Trenton. Lamberty iie Eas ton, Seran-
ton dc. 80 N. and 0O p IN.
Way Train to Lambertyile l. Pennington 10 No am
and % pm.
Nay Trains for Termination 1000 m and 90 p IN.
MARKET STREET FERRY.
AmbOy Division
Accommoda. for New York via Pc h Amboy and
W. via Monmouth Junetop. go ana 800 M
a m. 100 noon. 20. 400. 500 uni pm.
Nay Train for Burliugton...... alpm
Way ins for Bordentown. ste iSDp m
EXP, Trains for lliehtstown, 6.00au 80 pm.
and ). D y M. N'
Express, Trims for Long Branch. 20 IN and
Nd. southern and Iuckerton Railroads. 750 a
IN and $50 III.
Nay Trains for Mt. Holly ! 80 m,
Way Trains for Pemberton g. 20. 80 10 go am. 30
80. sou and 60 IN.
Sleeping Car Ticke is for the West can be had on
application at the Ticket oiee vol Chestnut street.
and at the Depot. Thirty second nnl Market sts.
!. Agents OF the Union Transfer Company will call
ior and deliver basxase at the Dspos. orders will
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Card
can also be obtained at the following
uvo,,n No. 80 Chestnut street.
11ChEI OFFICES: No. SSS Chestnut street.
No. ll6 Market street,
and at the Depot. and Ferry named above
J. .CASSATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11
roo LATE.


SStow sroys the day-the hasgard darkness falls:
T;shaH"e.s snaaows COVER along the dreary walls
"'"oos' 4 wild, iamenting east wind calls,
Inc ghostly darkness falls.
sit With grief. and vain regret Vapart
And Memory turns the dead leaves of the Heart
FROM whose time warn, tear blotted pages start.
inc spectrcs of the Heart.
Vain dreams. whose Morning gold, hath turned te
The ruined Faiths-that lured but to betray,
Oiu n0tes-fOrgOtten loves, long laid away
With Youth and Hope. grown gray.
With silent tread, they fill my narrow room.
With the dread chill and prcscience of the tomb.
Snaping from tho vague glimmer and the gloom
The sembance Of tomb.
IN from out whose yawning portals seems to rise
Iiothed ~ the mantle of Deaths mysteries,
snade that questions me in awful guse
with sad, accusing eyes
Ear off. and faint, my shuddcring soul divines,
me n0arsC lnt0nlng OF funeral hines.
That chant at yon eternal Mountain Shrncs,
The Litany OF the pines
But sadder than all songs of Natures grief
Than sombrc rains, that weep her summers brief
Or hollow winds that wall the withercd loaf,
The passions OF my grief!
The sighted harvest blossoms not again.
Yam are regrets and truitess tears are vain,
we seek In Memory healing for our pain,
And Memory answcrs-yain
So! Leaves the issue to a higher fate,
Where sorrow mourns without the sealed gate,
Above the legend of our love and hate,
Gods angel writes 10 Later
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11
FORA hoInesteao IN the West,
lsN H II S151iE6E attteszssa
PEhkSYl JANA CENTRAL r. &.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE.
q Es PIT T s BURG
1nd al places IN tho West, Ssutswes. Al.
Northoest.


Thisline aords unequalled nducements te per
sons desiring cheap and pedito passaee 90 III
West and deserves particularly the attention Of al
such as desire TO avail es of the Homeste.
Bill passed by the last Congress
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad wi. its cor
Meeting lines is by l3, miles the shortest route n
Cheagoand other prominen tp aees in the est, and
is also the quickest. cheapest and best route 70 Al
prSmn ent places in the Southwest and Northwest
Passenger Cars furnished with cushion ed w;tk
moveable backs. water tanks. stoves in Winter and
with such cther conveniences are site for m
comfort 81 families. ~ ~
Through ticketsa sold to promne ent nj ace,h
the West, sout6wes and Northwest. at about bal
Children under i've years old as Free and chiloren
between the ages OF I've and twelve years pay ALT
Price. - AAA
Baggagechecked ed and forwarded by the .me t,.;o
.:ed free to every full passenger
The train leaves daily except SUNDAYS an tiekafs
mus, be procured and baggage delivered at the once
No. no Market street. by 3o'clock, P. NJ
By addressing the undersigned he will forvardb
return of mai free ofeharge CONTAINING
complete price list. a map, a correct copy
may be desired. FRANCIS FUNK. Agent
oftha Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY.
No. 1l6 Market Street, PhiladolD Dh;a
PhilaNAlphia luna ~. laSs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11
MICHAEL McGEARY

WOULD respectfully INFORM nis friends and the
W public that he continues to keep on hand the
lrgest and best assortment of Gentlenmen d, aides
New and Secondhand ClOt hinx
efthe best quality. at No. 5ls Tatnall Street
Also. his large stock Of Boots. Shoes and ,Ladies
Gsiters OF the best STYLE is worthy Of alton ton ia
Bed Clothing. Blankets. Sheets and Sprssds CON.
stanty ON hand. He feels confident that he i sble
to sell goods lower than any other pervon In M
city. Give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
q he will give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage, .
~ Highest cash prices paid Rags, Iron, Brass
opper. 0iass. link. Lead and all goods in his liso
M.McGEARY.
TatnAllSt Wilmington. 1a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

THE SPIRIT OF DEAD ENGINEER UNEASY
LoAFs AROUND THE TRACK AND INTERPRETERS
WITH BUSINESS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11
DHILADELPHlA. WILMINGTON = BALTI.
Il MORE RAILROAD,

On and after WEDNRSDAY. 0csob.r 18th ,s7,
= passenger car win be attached to the freight
train leaving Philadelphia ct 800 D. m, tor VIII
0ineson.
The train will stop at Stations a. follows, When
stsnsllSd: Grsys Ferry. 9l2 p. m, LaIaretto go
P.mi Chester. PA .. m; Lamokin. s45 p. IN: Thur
p n; Ellsfeie, ~ l8 .. N; arrive Wilmnston To- so
pA. loot0l II. r. KENNY. S.ust
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Hot Springs Of Arkansas.
Accommodation Hack Line.
LitLIs Rock, Arkansas.

EsTABLIsHED in IseO and sttl exists, re-
trary.
INVALIDs n PRIVATE PARTIES viii
travelling by daylight only
r%THROUGH TICKETS prevent parties
rom exercising a preferences. Hacks can be
secured by telegraph. Fare by this line As
mh24 VIZ. g DAVE, Prauxfetor.
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There Is little 10 complain of in our
financial position just now, bankers re-
port money easy, and all legitimate wants
are readily supplied. Merchants In the
Wholesale line express satisfaction with
the amount Of business they have done In
the month thst has Just closed, and strong
confidence In tho month bsfore them. The
attendance of country merchants has
besn beyond the average ou-ARy previous
season, many purchasing their dry goods,
boos and shoes, drugs, etc, here this
spring who never did 50 bsfore. The only
draw bsok has been the lsteness Of the
season, but the prospect for the coming
month lie quite improved by the fact that.
the past month exhibited no falling of
on that account, but the contrary. Tint
state Of the cotton supply gives CONN.,
dence to prices, which the extreme back
wardnezs of the season helps to sustsin,
as late planting cannot easily be X
plsinsd TO mean an -extrsvagantly large
crop nsxt September. Exchange on East
ern points is quoted at par buying and
&c premium selling. In gold there is but
q moderate Offering and s slight local de-
msnu, brokers buying at lO9H and sell
ing at Ito. In stocks and securities there
is no ripple TO break the calm, no salient
point to OUs excitement. Offerings are
limited and inquiries generally lspguid.
In city securities there is little doing in
long date currency at SIC. There is q
stesdy inquiry for street railroad stock,
which grows 10 favor snd tends upward,
quoting at 45@50. There Is sOme demand
for Charleston railroad stock at $50.
County warrants ere asked for TO some
extent, brokers taking them at 200 and
supplying applicants az 9S@95o. Bank Of
Tennessee, old, is held at 90c, with no
offerings. Arkansas levee bonds are
nominal at 23o. Nothing doing in Ms.
sissippi warrants.
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aPEeiAL RoTleE,

Plain Words for Z PeSpIes-Rh0n
broken down in health, strength and spin lis
1t is not necessary that We should ask a med.
ical man whether an tnvigorant is neces-
ssry. Common sense tells us that it is. The
only question to be decided is, hat h In
vigorsnt shall be. A standard tonic and re-
BtorstiVe, which has been many years before
the public, III in which millions of the in
teuigent classes repose the fullest faith,
seems, in a case like this, to PRESENT the
strongest claims to the confidence OF the
prudent invalid. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tsrs may he truly said to possess these high
recommendations. It's triumphant proPreEB
during a period Of twenty years, its present
popularity. and the uniform success Wotch
attends lis use in Indigestion, nervous de.
biIity, hillary complaints, fever and aeue,
and all ailments which depress the pLysi-
cslsystenl and enervate the mind, entitle 1t
TO this rank of a standard national SPECIFIC.
1t ia regarded in that light by the comm1nity
at large, and hundreds OF thousands Of both
SEXES resort to It at tais reason as a prevent.
i've OF thft numerous and harrassing elas OF
disc a7es which take their rise from the MAS
matte winds n vspors Of spring. 1t is q
Hdmulsnt, q tonic, an Alternative and q mild
aperisnt--four essential 1esiorativ6s and pro.
teotive elements of the msteria medica-
united in a single agreeable preparation.
Every irRredient is vegetable of the finest
crafty, and absolutely pure. Hostetter-a
IL better known, held in greater es.
TEEN, n q larger sale than any
other proprietary medicine manufactured
in this country or imported from abroad.
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Psttiea for Amendment Of Charter.

-
no. q9, r, DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee
"HEHEAS, I. A. Nelson, J. W. Cochran,
w J.F. Barton, J. r Flippln. NJ g. Coch-
ran, A. Ia Harris, Geo. W. Cheek, z. =. No
Ghee. /. 3. Kirkland, J. W. Page. Jg, ". b.
Wigs and II. ~. Nelson. stockhOldsrs In ths
"Msmphis Oh Company" have lied heir
petition in his court praying that the char
ter OF the said "Memphis OIL Company be
so altered and amended as to Nv said com.
pany the power, in addition 70 that already
held, 70 charter or purchase, own and run
one or more steamboats,, and 70 purchase,
own and use mules, draws, wagons, carts and
other personal property which the Board OF
Directors may think necessary In the prose.
oution Of the legitimate bDaiG ess OF the said
company;
It Is therefore ordered By the Clerk and
Hoster, That publication be made in the
Memphis Appeal for thirty days. notifying
AL pertops desiring, 20 make their appear
ance herein, bsfore said court, on OF bsfors
the first Monday n Nay. 1872, and fhow
cause Il any they have or know or why the
prayer Of petitioners should not be granted,
OF she same VIII be- heard expasta- Thh
March fth, 1871.
A -cOpy-attsst:
II. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Mastaz.
By q. BKLlHER, Deputy o. and u.
HcFRrland q Goodwin 6ola. for petition
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Paitlnn fa Armand chartar-

no. sS8-First Chancery Court CT Shelby
county.
WHEREAS, The Memphis Wood and WI,
w low Ware Manufacturing Company,
heretofore chartered by an act Of the s1nes
sec Legislature, for the purpose OF msnuiao-
turing all kinds Of wood and willow wars
such as cooperage of every description. ma.
teriais for building the wood work of wagons,
buggtss, carriages. axe handles ere, and 70
use, barter, sell or exchange the same in
Memphis or elsewhere, has msda petition 10
the First Chancery Ocurt of Shelby county,
praying certain changes and amendments
In the charter thereof, toswft: That the
Memphis Wood Works; that all the property
now owned, or to be acquired By said o5m-
paDy before the rendition OF the decree
herein sought be divested out OF the Mem
phis Wood and Willow Ware Manufacturing
company and be vested In the said Esmphis
That upon all contracts, rights OF nsbni-
ties o existing between said company and
its stockholders, or betHeen said company
eytst on Or by the decree in this esuse here
after to be made, may be enforced by or
against said ompEny in the old or new name;
That the purpose, business n objects of
Bsid company be so enlarged as to permit
and autho rtze said company to procure and
keep all implements, material machinery
ufact1ring all and every kind Of Woodwork,
erect and operate q plsniDR-mAls deal In
lumber, etc;
and amended % c7nform 70 the above. For
further particulars ses said petition:
1t IS therefore ordered, That all persons de-
string so to DO, make their appearance hare
in, at the court house OF said Court, In Mem
pills, Tennessee. on or before the hrst Mon
day in hay, 1872, and shoW cause, If any they
have why said amendments should not be
granted as prayed for in said petition; and
that q copy OF this or1er be published Tor
thirty days In the Memphis Appeal This
March 30, 1879.
A copY-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BIZ R. ]. A Deputy Q. and N.
N. n. Edwards, Sol. for petitioners. mh3i
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THE PLANTATION COMPRESS
To THH PEOPLE OE THE SOUTH:

To THE PEOPLE 0F THE SOUTH:
To give you a short and senten-
ti0us statement Of the objects this In
vention is intended to and will &C
c1mPlish, and Of the points Of supe-
riority and advantages Of the "PLAN-
TATION COMPRESS" over the half
presses, Tn say:
1st-It congresses the bale at the
gin at once, thus obviating all city re-
pressing, redraying, etc., amounting
to near four million dollars per an
mum on our cotton crop, besides pre-
venting so much unnecessary samp-
ling, wasting and gouging, which viii
make up as much more, amounting
both together to about seven million
dollars.
2t-Being all iron except the box
plank, which is the best of wood, and
can be easily replaced, 1t will last two
generations, saving again over a MIL
lion a year thus: 5000 gins in the
South, every gin has a half-press
worth or cost at least $3.50, which lasts
about ten years, neeessitating a new
press every ten years, or one-tenth Of
a press every year, making another
million and a half, thus agYregating
over eight million dollars to the cot
ton planters every year by this simple
invention.
M-The cotton-box opens and closes
automatically withoutdoors or hinges,
saving the time Of the hands, who
have nothing to do but put in the cot
ton right at the lint-rOom and take
out the bale-mule doing all the bal
ance in three and a half minutes,
making the bale completely COM
pressed. 8
As for the metallic covering, which
is dependent on this PLANTATION
COMPRESS, 1 will say nothing more
now than that it will dispense with
bagglng and ties and obviate fire in
surance, working probably a greater
revolution in the commercial world
than even the Compress, both to-
gether aggregating $3O,0OO,OOO every
year on the cotton crop, thus:
REFRESHING, r~earaying, etc-...--..S 1,eO0.0O
Extra ssmplinE ana heading tesi-
mstedl---.-~-:-~ ------ 1sSSsoU
GSW Press d~e1onntaly ---..-.-..------. 1so09,OW
Fire VSgsOUl |
Lo8s % lbs. 8 bale sor1cial estimate)-- &sOO0,OO
$4,000 9
Saying nothing Of eLassiscGtEon %
and expressing the oil, amounting to
millions more.
For their immediate introduction
would sell County Rights (and Sta
ton Rights for repressing) at margin
Of q thousand pr cent. profit, or
would commissioU. agents on liberal
terms. Apply to RoxsTER, TREzE-
Want Il Co.
s. s. REMBERT, Patentee,
eare Of 1873 Front street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE nARkETs.
NEW


NEW ORLEANS, April Flour In 1arg.
receipts and dull s1perfne, 20 so; double
extra, 81 rs; treble extra, 81 75@S. Corn.
~receipts larI.e and prices dropping; mixed,
zoe: white, E9075c. Oats quiet at 66l58e
Bran Quiet and scarce st 81 80. Hay easier
prime 1856; choice, e38. Pork dull; mess,
SIS. Bacon dull ct 5H@7K@7Nc. Sugar
cured hams, 1OKallc. Lard dull; tierce,
9Kc; keQ, 1iEe. Sugar dull; inferior, 5G
axe; fsir, BKc; fully fair to prime, ESQ
Molasses dun; plantation reboiled, 4OG
4sc. Whisky. S5@95c. Coffee-fair to
prime, 19X(S2Oz,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April L-Flour quiet snd
unchanged Wheat dull and declined
red, 81 68a1 20. Corn advanced; 47G.
Rye steady at 9OG92c. osts steady at SO
@42c. Barley, 60475c, Groceries and
oils upchanged, Eggs steady at loo.
Butter stesdv at 2S@sle. Cheese steady
at 1S0I9o, Pork-an advance is asked,
but none established; asking sl2, Offering
sII 20. Lard is dull and nominal. Bulk
meats dull; shoulders, SIC; sides, 6H0
5Z@6Ho. Bacon dull; shoulders, 44c;
sides, 6H67c; but little done. Hogs are
dull at 81 2j94 SO. Whisky dull and de.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, April Flour in fair de-.
mand for test grades; superfne winter,
IS so; extra winter So; Xxx, s. so; xxx,
1907 rs; family, IS 1908 rs. Wheat
strong sample lots No. 2 spring, 81 43
Corn 2 mixed, on track, 40c; No. 2
mixed, In elevator, 40H941c. Oats dull;
No. 2, $50 Barley quies at 60970c; lows
spring, red, quiet; No. 2. 7697sc. Pork
In some demand at $1l 90, bus held higher;
only order trade done. Salt meats, none.
Roco1 boavu. sbouIdaru AZo. oiaar zfdaR
&c; order lots No higher. Sugar-cuTed
hams, 10912c. Lsrd-small sales Of ket-
tie rendered at SIC.
CHICAGO,
CHICAGO, April 1 Flour, extra spring,
quiet at 81 90. Wheat, No. 2 spring dull
az 81 20X@l1 2OX. Corn, No. 2 mixed,
strong ass 935Ho. Oats, No. 2 steady at
S0G80%c. Rye No. 2 easier at 689703
Barley, No, 2 spring, more active at sos.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork $l1 20 Lard
S. 1908 I71I. Bulk meats, Loose q%uotable;
shoulders, 3X@3Nc; clear rib, t%@5No;
clear sides, 6GGHo, Picked hams 7A@9s.
HighWines inactive and nominal. Hogs
dull at 50 7594 so.
NASHVILLE.
NAsHvmLE, April Flour Is in good
demsnd at full prices; superfne. So 759
z Is; family, SSG9. Wheat, 81 65@1 rs.
Corn, 65ae7c. O5ts, COS. Cornmeal, s. Is.
Mess pork, SlS; Tump, Sill. Bulk meats
shoulders. 6Ho; clear rlb, 70; clear sides
TIC. Bscor-shoulSers, exc; clear rib and
clear sides, 7Ze. Hams-susar-cur6d, 12s;
plain, 10hc. Country bacon quiet aud
LSrd-pTime strained, exc;
9Ne.
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, April l.-Tobacco firm and
sales 95 hogshesds. Bsgging
firm and unchanged. Flour fEmer; extra
81 Rs Grain quiet and unchanged.
Provisions dull and nothing doing. Bs-
eon-shoulders, 5@5Kc; clear rib, 6H@
SIC; clear sides, 6N97o. Bulk mests-
shoulders, 464Ao; clear rib, 5K@5Ac;
clear sides, 5Nc. Mess pork quiet at S12.
Whisky steady st $50.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-02
Tha CominR CroR.

TIE Sumter Is. o. Waterman says;
~"Ths,eports resch us from ali parts Of
.hs sonth that tie plsntsrs are making
.-snSrsrionS 70 plant q largely increased
sres in cotton this spring. much we fear,
- enc neglect OF the cereals. The orders
t~ansritted 70 Charleston for isrtiiizsrs
are as mucb IS can be there oiled, and
during the past three weeks there nsye
hsa1 shipped over b three railroads
~sdIseins thence upward Of seventy 70
.eiThtv car loads. equal 8 about ak hun
dFsd Tons Of phosphate and guano oes-
tsnsd Cor tbs Interior Of the country. The
lanter are evidently strsinlng every
HSrve 70 cultivate 4 full crop OF their bs-
ioved STABLE. In each spring OF the past
sec vssn We have earnestly oounselleo
On planters 70 pay full attention g the
o11.t vstion Of grain, and 70 make that Of
c1 onIv G secondary consideration,
80 onr wholly of profit By the pur-
susnc Of Such 3 course only can there Dc
ssfsty undergraduates and pros
Re-ifv for our people. The journals and
-anufscturerE OF the North use every
soscons aEgumeut 70 urge on Cur people