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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-03

MODEST WATs.-Nothing becomes g
young gir1 SO well as modest ways. IL
is 80 Notifying to mothers to know
that their daughters acts rudely when
AWAY from home. They wonder as it.
They are usually good enough and lady
like at home; but the moment they are
the way 10 church, and perhaps In
church, even, loud laughing and talking
become the rule Does it eve, occCr to
those mothers to give their girls gentle
warning on leaving the parental roof, as
to their manners and WAYS
Says one Ct do not like 80 be al
ways scolding I talk to my daughters
once in a while, and / expect that TO
SUFFICE But, mother, it you had a
choice plant, young tree that you wish
ed TO bring to perfection, would you e1-
pect TO become perfect with only an &C
casional trimming? No-you would be
apt to watch it with great care, tim
ming it little every week or every day,
to see that no unruly branches put forth
to mar It's beauty. So it Is with youth ;
little by little IS the character formed
that Is TO govern she after life.
[ do not believe n rough-and-ready
scolding. Scolding, as rule, has not
much force. II one has to give a stern
rebuke, let il be in as few words as pos
sible. Yet I think, if parents take
second thought, that mild reproof il
most cases would answer best. Young
people just coming TO maturity have ma
tura1ly free and imprlsive ways. One
can excuse rudensss Il boys, for il seems
a natural prerogative Of their nature,
but wild, ro1nping OF bold gin is u
continual source o. anxiety 80 g mother
and generally distastesul to society ;
hence, mothers cannos be too careful Of
the manners OF their daughters.
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SnUEIsH1xss. Tor some our-
pose in the world. Always act your part
well. Fill up the measure Of duty to
others. Conduct yourself SO you shall
be missed with SORROW when you are
gone. MulSitudes OF our species ara
living in such q selfish manneF that they
are not likely to be remembered after
their death. They leave behind them
scarcely any traces of their existence,
and ere forgotten, almost as though they
never had lived. They are, while they
live, like some pebble lying unobserved
among a million on the shore, and when
they die they are, Ike the same pebble,
thrown into the sea, which just rufes
the surface, sinks, and is forgotten, With
out being missed from the beach. They
are neither regretted by the Iich, want
ed by the poor, nor celebrated by the
learned.
Who has been the better for their
life? Whose tears have they dried up !?
Whose wants supplied Whose misery
have they healed? Who would unoar
the gate of life TO readmit them to ex St
ence2 or what face would greet them
back again TO our world with smile
Wretched, unproductive mode Of exist
ence! Selfshness IS it's own curse IL is
Il starving vice. The man who does no
good gets none. He is ike the heath
in the desert, neither yielding fruit nor
seeing when good cometh 6 ssunted,
dwarfsh, miserable shrub.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-03

This bank organized under the provisions Of the
National Banking Law with paid up
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-03

Irish sailor on board one

IRISH s;uIor on board one Of the emf
grant ships to America, who was a
ssgreen" hand, was, the day before Ieav-
ing Liverpool, engaged in hauling in a
very long rope, which had been employ
ed IN fastening the ship TO her moorinr.
After pulling a considerable length OF
time he stopped. and with shrlg of his
shoulders, at the same time wiping the
sweat from his forehead, IN great excite
ment he exclaimed, ''Beiabers, but some
body has cut The end OFT"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-03

| An English bench of magistrates was
enlightened, a few day since, on the
ethics Of cotton-spinning, by case
| which disclosed q vi1lanou. fraud, bat
which was allowed to pass unnoticed. A
number of cotton-spinners, working for
! the Ashton under-Lyne Cotton Spin
ming Company, were summoned for
leaving their employment without cause
a rather singular charge II would seem
| TO the average American mind. It ap-
! peared however, there was cause, and
| that wss self -prcservasion-said to be
chs first Ia. OF nature. They we're spin
! ming rotton cotton, TO render which mer-
charitable Ii WAS necessary to disguise
it's true condition. To do this the COM
pany put blue lead into it, powdered
| mineral compound, extremely poisonous
to the miserable operatives. For this
reason the poor people, men and women
had LEFT. It certainly appeared that
they had cause, and 80 the case was
| dismissed. The most Interesting fea-
tglre Of the case was a dispute between
the attorneys, one of whom had charac-
oerized the blueing practice as e fraud.
This he partially spologized for by stat
ing that 'it was a part of commercial
morality" whereupon the Chairman of
the Bench added that it was very COM
mon thing; which goes to show that
cheating customers and poisoning en-
| ployees is one Of the time-honored TIA
ditions OF the business which i would
be eminently undesirable to interfere
! with.-E!cchoage.
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MONTY MARKET.
~ rrrrapApu

BY TELEGRAPH.
PARIS, November 2O.-Rentes, 6lf.
S7sc.
NEW ORLEANS, November 90
Gold, III; sight, 3 discount; sterling,
! 536G537
! LONDON, November 20 --COnsols
for money, $50; on account, 93l; United
States cOupOns-5-2O5 OF 1865, 1851; do
1867, l093; 10 40s, l04l; new s. 1885,
New York Central, s., Erie, 90 Egle
preferred, 42}
NEW YORK, November 20 Money
was steady at S4@4 per cent. for cal
loans, ana 5l97 per cent. for prime dis
count The banks are shipping curTen-
cy west and south; s.. 500 900 were
shipped yes erday. Sterling was strong
IT 4S5l94S6 for sixty days, and 1900
4901 f0i sisnt Imports OF dry goods iOr
tue week, 81 227,l47. Customs receipts,
| sal 600 GUld was strong st the open
nag At 1919 closing at lli.. Carrying
rates, lG3 per cent; borrowing rates,
/ fiat The assistaut-tTessurer disbursed
! s479, coo CieaTiugs, $50 OJ0, 900. The
ali ments OF specie for Tomorrow is es-
timated at $500, 600 Government bonds
were active and LIghsr; Coupons OF 1881
lII9s; 1852, ll2s 1864 ia; 1856, ll5l; 1865
ueS, us; 1907. liss; 1865, lIos; new
! s., liz l0-40s, ll34; currency D., us
State bonds We're dull but strong
I Missouri 6s, 95{; cd tennessee
liz; new Tennessee, "a; lew Wiz.
ginia, 80; Old Virginia, 49, Old North
/ Carolina, %; new Moth Carolina, Is
I X abroad bonds quiet and steady. Stock:
were dull aud weak at the opening, AND
prices declined 4(G4 per cent, but shortly
after full recovery to the OpeDiUl
prices took place Daring the q ternOoi
the msrket was heavy, and az the clos
prices declined 70 lowest point Of The
day. The decline ranged frOui to ! Pc
cent, aud was most marked iu Lsk'
I Shore, North western common and Wa
1 bash. Sales to-day aggregated 1876 Oa
/ shares, Of which 5000 were Westeri
Union; 5000 Pacific Mail; 4l,000 LAX
/ Shore u 600 Union Pacific; 1900
Northwestern common; 5000 SC. Psa
common; 5000 Wabash, and 1000 Obi
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lity, 1595Oe. Tallow, 79Se. Bees@ax
HoNuNY-Per bhl., sos 25
- aV-ChOioe timothy sells at S25
choice mixed st S23; Arkansas prairie
last sale at SD
kRAUT-New in store, IS 1903 Is PEI
/ bbl., aud S5l65 25 per 3 bbl.
LIVE STOCK-Cattle, first quality, 81
I To 4sc, gross; second quality, 33933si
laird quality, 2 924s; grazing, lfG2c
I Sheep, first quality. 81 50@5 per head
! second gus wy, s. 5094 Hogs, first
( quality, 7G7}c HOrses-sl4O9l75 fDI
good saddle horses; for driving horses,
Si2Sa AS; for plug horses, 81 go. Mules,
I S91alI0 far l49l4l hand high; SllOa
/ l45 for 1tlGl5; Sl459lS5 for l59l6
hands. Mules are little more active &C
/ questions; horses remain dull. Good
beef cattle are ia demsnd and meet
with ready sale; inferior would probably
| bring &c over the above quotations.
Sheep are n fair demand at our quota
lions. Hogs are In good demand but
the supply IL small
LEMONS AND ORANGES-Isemon per
box, IS 50G9 50. Oranges Louisiana,
S5G7 50 and s. 81, according ID quality.
MENCE MEAT-Per pound, l2@l5c.
MEAT, FREsH-Beef, fore-qusrters, 3
oslo; headquarters, 6s6c. sheep by
the carcass, &c. Hogs, SQBlOc.
NAIIs-In store, 50 IS rates. cash.
Ous-Coal-oil, per gallon, l7ci I'm
seed, raw, soc: linseed, boiled, S1ef lard
oil, per gallon, Sl@I 10. Turpentine,
45c.
ONTovs-In store, s. e5,GS IS for rsj
81 25a 50 for yellow; yellow, ia sack,
81 coal IS per bushel.
OATS sale Of 50 sacks st Soc; more
of ring az same price.
PICS FEET-Per keg 8 ESQ., 50
POWDER AND SHOT-Powder, per keg,
IS IS; halves, So 80; quarters, 81 81.
SHOT, drop, per sack, s. .; buck, s. SO
Lead, per TO-, SdsC.
P0FArOEs New York in demand;
sales Of one car load early rose, at de- I
pot, st 81; one carload peachbl0ws at
3 20. Yves tern dull; sales 81 100 bbls.
mixed, in poor C0ndidon, At 81; choice
peachblows Offering at s. 10.
PEANUTs-Per H.. &c.
PECANs-AFkausas 10(dI2c per 10.
POULTRY Chickens, S2lf350 Ducks,
S3583 50. Turkeys, STOOLS. Geese, "a
a. so Some dressed turkeys we're re-
csIvtd and sold at l5(e I6c per pound.
PICKBEs-New, per Dbl, SO Boa
10 IS; half obi, s. 5065 IS.
PROvIsIoNs-Bzcou clear sides, none;
clear rib sides, I3}9l83e; shoulders, ga
etc Bulk shoulders, Sc; clear rib sides, !
llGl1tc; clear sides, EIA91I3c. Hams
sugar cured, new, IStal4e; old, 1IGl2c. |
Breakfast bacon, l4iGI4le. Mess pork, !
S21G23. Lard scarce; tierce, 142c; keg, |
none; pail, l5$9l6e; pals, light weights, /
Isle Prices firm and unchanged; de- /
msnd go %; mess pork at one store only. /
SPICEs-Peppsr, whole, per To-, 27e;
gFOuud, sos. Cloves, 55c. Alispice, zoe |
Cinnamon. whole, 49i6 45c; ground, sec !
Nuimegs, 81 IS. Ginger, whole, zoe. /
ground 25e Mustard, pure ground, 80 /
64bc; inferior, zoe.
SAUsAGE-Ser ID, 9SlOei city made, !
lie.
TURNIPs-PeF bsrreI, 5OcGS1.
Waits LEAL-Per b., luA Gll2c.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. Filth tue second Chaucery Court OF
SHELBY county. Ienncsses ~. u. Ellill
lr-s trustee ana j. r.. Goodwin g. @ VS., I0-
seph Malone co al.
IL appearing from the nii which Is sworn
70 iu-tnis cause Llat tle dofeudant Joseph
Malone, IS justly Indebted 20 cumpiaiuauis in
the sum lf sl3l p, Cue uy sccount, and that
he Is q nonresident Of the state Of Teunesse e.
and that lur these causes 81 attachment was
sued outoi tnis taurt agHiust she properly of
said defendant. and the same was issued, and
has been returned by the sherl1, cuiy levied
on the property ol said defendant.
IT is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That be make his appearance herein
a. the courthouse Of The second thancery
COurt, in the city OF Memphis, Tenn on or
before the first 81 Ouday in December, Isl &, and
plead, answer or demur 10 coInpla inaut' S bill,
or the same VIII be taken 1or confessed as %
MIN and set for hearing eZparte; and thai a
COPY Of this order be published once week.
FOR four successive weeks ia the Memphis
Appeal This October -, 1874.
4 copy-Attesl
II. J. L. STEWART CLERK aud Master.
BY Crantree Beicber, %. g. and u.
Eausou, WeatherfOrd q Estes, solicitors for
com frrarlfs. act2f sat
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and Mis- isssppi. The closing quotation
were: Canton, el3; Western Union Tel
egraph. 79s: Quicksilver, 81; Adams
express company, rs; Wells q targo''
express company. S0si American ex'
pres company, Ga; United states ex'
nrsss company, 81; Pacific Mail, 4isi
New York Central l0lA; Erie. PSI Erie,
preferred, As; Harlem, lS0; Harlem
preferred, l25; Michigan Central, 76l
Pitlsburg and Fort Wayne 81 North
western, 4lE; North western preferred,
5al. Rock Island, 99l; New Jersey
Central. IO7; Sc. Paul, S6A; st Paul pre-
farred 558; WABASH. Slk; Wabash pre-
ierred' Al; Fort Wayne, So; Terre
Haute. 1O7; Terre Haute. preferred, I23;
Chicago AID Alton, I0l; Chicago and
Alton preferred, I07; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, Sl8; Cleveland, Columbus and
SO Burlington and Quincy,
IOS5; Lake Store, SOL; Chicago, Col
umbus and Indiana Central Ga; llli-
nois Central, 96; Union Pacific, $50;
Central Pacific bonds, 95R; Union Pa
ciiie bonds, s0s; Delaware and Laeka-
wanna. 1895
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pRY aoops NARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November % Bust.
ness duh in all departments, owing 70 q
rain storm which prevailed. Cotton goods
unchanged ia first hands, but jOhbers
are emitting prices on many makes. Side
band prints stir active aud the supply
light. Ginghams iOing we'll; Beating
gingbams jobbing 81 73e. Woolens quiet,
except beavers and repellants. Black
csshmeres II good demand and scarce.
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Ckameery Sale
OF
r EAL ESTATE.

No. tI2i, R.-Flrst Chancery Court Of Shelby
county.-W. e. Net lure, receiver etc., VS.
Mary A. Schnonover, et al
DH virtue Of an 1nterlOcutorw decree Tor
ID sale, entered in the above cause ON the
l5lh day Of October, 1875. 7 viii sell, AZ public
auction, to the highest bidder, I'D front "a
the new courthouse building, Main street
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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main deck thereof, aud at q safe dis
lance from any fire; provided the same
shall be carefully packed in boxes, or IN
iron bound casks or barrels, and the box
es, casks or barrels plainly marked upon
the heads thereof with the manufac.
tnrer's name, the name Of the article
aud the degree of temperature (t'ahren-
heit} at which the petroleum will
ignite, and al such boxes, casks
or barrels shall be placed
aud carried only upon the outer edge OF
the guards and decks as aforementioned.
Any oil which will stand a fire test of
three hundred 600 degrees, FGbrneheit,
may be carried az freight or used as
stores on passenger steamers The PEN
atty for the violation of the above rule is
hne lot exceeding 5000, and imprls-
onment not exceeding e ghteen months.
Shippers and steam boat owners and COM
maode1s would DO well 70 study this
rule.f
The Evansville Journal OF the nine
teenth has the following communication,
which explains itself:
CUsr0aIfeUsE. EVANSVILLE. I'M,
SURVEYORS OFFICE, November Is, is74.
River Editor Journa!
SIR inclOse a note from Mr.. Henry
Martin, special agent of the treasury de-
paTtment r. questing you 10 correct
some errors made by you in your notice
of his mission to this post. 1he law re-
ferred 90 Is the law of the land, and the
local inspectors of steamboats, and chief
officer Of customs are commanded TO see
that the law is lived up 70. lt has been
my rule, whilst in office, to urge upon all
parties who have business with this
Office 10 live up 20 the law, and hose
that from tins date neither the local in-
spectors nor myself will, ia tlis perform
ance OF cur duty, find it necessary TO re-
port them for infraction OF the law.
Permit me % say that during my official
career l have always found steamboat
officers and owners ever willing and
anxious to observe the law When they
knew it. Resp ectfully,
P. HORNBROOK, Surveyor of Cus'oms.
CUsromI4oUsE, FvASsvIII.I., IND, I
SURVEYORS OFFICE November y, 1874. 3
]. ". Silverthorn:
DEAR SIR-Referring to your river
notes in the Journal Of this date, allow
me to correct you. Sections and 5,
steamboat law Of FEBRUARY %, 1871,
foTbtds the transportation Of ceal-Oil,
etc, on passenger steamers, bus pro-
vides fer the exercise of discretionary
power in this regard, under authority of
the supervising inspectors and the sec
rotary of the treasury. This authority
is granted on the eleventh rule OF the
supervising inspectors, page 50, steam
boat laws of 1874 The conditions are
briefly these: Einst-Absence of all
other methods of transportation, except
on passenger steamboats,. SecOnd-Me-
tallie cans OF vessels for the oil. Third
Metallic cans or vessels must be Enclosed
IN boxes, barrels, etc. F1uFth-B Boxes,
barrels, ETC., must be marked with man
ufactarer's name, "Fire-test," etc, as is
usually done on coai-oil barrels.
boxes, barrels, etc, must
then be placed ON forward main deck,
guards, ETC., as remote as possible from
fire. aEERY MARTIN. 4
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Non-Resident Notice.


No. II3I Rs.D-In the Second Cbancery Court OF
shelby county, IeDnessee.-C. G. Han, John
pitlman, aud Frank Rice, Us. John Clancy.
EObu Farmer, executor Or Iohn Clancy,
deceased, eli al.
IT appearinZ from the return of TIE sheriff
Il Of SHELBY county in this cause that the de-
feuaHnis- jOnu Clancy, aud John Farmer
executor of john 6lancey. deceased, Patrick
COnr0V- Jane EHnlEn and -- GriIiith. her
husband, csnnot 70 be found iu his county:
IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, AZ the courthouse Oi Shelby couufy,
in The c.iy or Memphis, Tennessee, on or be-
fore the lrAt Monday ia Deesnlnef. ls7i, and
plead, answer cI ueraur ~ conn lainants bill,
or Lhe same viii be taken for confessed as 70
them and set iqT hearing eIparte, and that a
COPY OF THIS order pe published once s. " eek,
Tor fOuf successive Heess. In tire Msin pnls
appeal. Ihis 0cl01er %, ls78.
n ID. j.. STEW Art, Cier6 ana Master.
By Geo Ma-lerF- D. O. and u
Hanson, WeatheffOId q Estes solicitors f1T
complainant oC2i s4f
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Eo0ley'a Y east Powder
Is perfectly Pure and Wholesome
Doolex's Yeast Powder
Is put up in Fun Weight Cans.
UocIev's Yeast Powder
Makes Elegant Biscuits and Rolls.
Doolay's Yeast Powder
Makes Delicious Mufins, Griddle Cakes,
COrpbresd, etc.
Dcoley's Yeast Powder
Makes all kinds of Dumpliisgs, Potptes, Cakes
and Pastry, nice, ght ard healthy.
DooIev's z east Powder
Is the best, because perfectly pure.
D0o1ey's Yeast Powder
Is the Cheapest, because fun weight
Be sure 10 ask fur
DcOley's Yeast Powder
and do not be put on with any other kind.
DooLey's Yeast Powder
Is guaranteed 20 give satisfaction.
DOoley's Yeast Powder
Ia put up IN Tin Cans OF various sizes. suitable
for Families, BoErdinghouses, Hotels, Res
taurants and River, Lake and Ocean
vessels on snort or long voyages.
The market Is flooded wit, ehea Q, fnlerior
Baking and Eeest Powders Of light or shOrt
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Hsss. Hss JOHNSON
PRIVATE
Med1ca1 Dispensaxz >
Ee- az jefferson Street,
ssrFoaR Main and Front Row,
:2EaP8ES. TEEs
Established in lsn

I ~ drieflH ID acHuowls-fgsf ~ al or.
--.s e, anhof1a-efi- ae ~ far tine moss sgc5e-s-a
- - -slslisn IN .hn tEealmsnt % private rf
.i -'4sr suafi@uteed ia every cas6, male "a
'2.lil-.ss ssecsut qlt.as OF Golorrhea aad 9vr1fa
- -.-l1N "a leW dayH. without tho 81 ~
.hely.I[f siitnEe o. aiet or hfudrance r-r.15
ss,sll .r 3ypliiisths Iagi vss e
1At.lti- iAtoA fAt-llu NJ me Of u1arrsa--y ~
voluntary loss % somsn Etnpn-.5 h, q .-r..
Time, eufiaTefa rom IN ooiancy or ~. -
SEXUAL power ri .oEsd - FREQ vicnr In . -,
Hoe4A Hlcfiila ~ aeif-aiiuse and orcf'a-4.--,
Vnnery, Buiferng irofu Herlltilrrtaa ana lf..s
" physical ana fneulal power, anesdIy 40
permanently eur11.
lGfHc1inr n ca lQn paid ~ tno Dira9resHs 4
Women, ana csraz guaranteed.
Throat eua Lang Diasassa cured nyi sew
r9Ida1fegf
U al consil4tl-lillla 9tf4etag gonuu6nnai.
1iidedicireg sent ~ srprtsi % al parfs % tbs
sountzF.
Once 70urs fEnIa g am % 3 pm. suu1ay.l
iEoIn 10 8s.E.
spa daF 81. b. 5DfllfHJE ri. ID
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Quotations arc for round lots, ltftteSS 9TH
cvdcisg oppressed, AID for feed and
pro. ace, teree rates. For small par
chdsCs, rates are propOrtioR0teyy
hiybCr.
APPLEs AND PEARs-Apples are in
fair demand; common, S2,g3; medium,
s. 1908 so; fancy, S4e5 California
pears ~ 81 50S5. Sale OF - bills;
r me beauties a. - 50 on the landing;
stocks are small and prlces more firm
Arrivals by river are 10 prospeet.
BCCEwHEAT FLOUR-PzT biol, - 50.
BALING STUFFs Bagging weak at
l5. fuT n and l3ic fJr u ID. Irvine,
per Do IA Jl5c. Ties, PEI n 6ly5sc fJr
spiicei OLD, 90 1ld74 g for regular patterns
Of new. Prices show irregalarity.
BBAN-Nothing doing; last sales At
so 80
Medium. - 3O92 40; picked
navy s. 70
BrrTEH Per n for choice, SSaS5o;
metum 25l62Sc; inferior scarce
BUILDgRs' MATERIAL Lime, pei
bio. Il 47Gl 90. { ment, ROsedaie
s. 65a.S -; Louisville. common - IS
az 80 Piastsr, 50 5064. Fire-brick,
per 100, sos 50. Hair, plasterers', per
10, 81.
/.
for cbeddeT, factory ana western cnOlce;
extra chHice, lie.
COTTON GAKNs-Quiet; No 400, l6c;
NJ. 500, IA; No. eUO lie; Nc. 200. Zoe
CIDzR-Missouri cider, per bbl $40 50
Gl2; half Dbl IS 25C96 50.
CABBAGE-Ia crates, S394 Loose,
none No choice ia market,
CELERY-Per dozen, 50g75c.
CRANBERRIE5-Per DBL, Sl2Gl2 30.
IHEsTNUTs-By the bbl., S2G2 So
CoRN-No new arrivals; sale OF so
sacks. mixed secondhand sacks, al 85e
CORNMEAL-FIroer but irreguia:
"a e. 81 $ 80 aud s. IS, with small sales
81
CuCOANUFs Per 100. - 50
Eos Fair demand; sale at 26027c
FLUUR-NO inferigr offering; medi-
UNI TO choice at S5a7 50 per bbi.
DRIED FRUIIs Apples, Aol5ci peach
e., 5C064e; eg offerings, With an active
demand from speeulstOrs.
DEIED BEEF-i4o Is.
GRIr--Per bbl, So .
GROCER Es-Hard refined waite su-
gars. Hale; slft refided, yellow and
Waite. 81 ulIsc; hogshead sugars, 100
ilIc; clarified ellow, new, SO O3c; open
KEITH, rev, Sla)l0c; choice NhIle, new,
I3@llzc MUl4-se- ard syrup per gall
lon iu barrels. 50975c, as in quality,
including LOUISIANA new, which IL
scarce. Tea, - ia quality, S0oa 81 25
Rice, 7saS3c. Coilee-Rio, per pound,
interior % fancy, 20924c; Java, 83l336c
Salt, per Dbl domestic, 81 9OG2 soap
-taermaH, per pound, 5A@6tc. Can
dies. l75e 5nuff-6 o. hOtt e, per doz..
sI5dl6; 2cz SO 80 al so; tins, ! o.,
S5a5 :. soda, 5A66c, in kegs; ia box
IS. 6sG 7tc. starch, 5fG6c.
HIDEs, ETC. Steady; buyers offering
prices IS annexed: dides, flint, 1S0l9c;
dry eslted, l59l6c; green sailed, Sc
s.: .greeu, &c; unsOund hides, % per
eent. lower. Deer skina, dry, S09s6c.
Sheep skins, sl61 SO. Wool, a. IN quals
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QUOtUh0gl5 arc for round lots, SelieSs 9th
eroCiSe expressed; and for Feed and
pro- nee, teJee rates. For small par
chdsCs, rates are propOrtioRQteyy
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r EOhNbkDDh4 surveyor OF Cus onis.
CUsTomHoUsE. HyASsvILLI1 IND, !
SURYETOR's OFFICE, November u, 1874. 3
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
N TDENs
Clarksvule, A. J. White, Belle Of Texas.
w...ber. Rivers ana Bu.,.s.s,

Yesterday was cold and Indictment.
The river rose five inches at this point
yesterday, ana now gives over seven
feet TO Cairo, and thence six feet to st.
Louis. There was a swell of two inches
at Louisville and Cincinnati yesterday.
At Cairo the rise was one inch, and al
st. Louis two inches. White river is on
a four-foOt rise, and Eve feet are now re-
ported from JacksonpOrt out. Business
On the levee yesterday was fair.
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Thursdnr. Deoemher 3. -.

withing legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit
Twelve hundred and ffty fl2J0) acres Of land
In shelby county, Tennessee. IN district No
H. and is the east half OF entry No. 81 aud lie
luft east OF the Mississippi and Tennessee
Rsiiroad and south Of Bradshaw avenue.
Terms OF Saie-CaSh.
This October p, 1874.
n. D. y, STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallery, D. c. and 81.
w W. Mcdowell. sol. for eomplL Oct2{