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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.

ALL ARKTvED.-All the machinery
for the Goodrich mill has arrived and
the greater part of it is on the ground
s. N. Mahan, an experienced millwright,
who has built several mills at White
Pine and Phoebe, has come to super
intend its construction, and Eli LaMay
of Chicago, practical engineer, has
also arrived to take charge of the
engine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

YEyo LADIES WISHING THEIR OWN HAIR
4 made over into Switches; also, Switches
Made TO Order. Will remain here a month
longer. MISS j. GUILIAUME,
Corner Second and Melarkey Streets.
Winnemucca, August a, l875-1m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

The New FOUNDRY. - Work has
commenced on the foundry building.
A part of the lumber is or the ground,
and the foundation is being laid. The
size of the building is fifty by thirty
feet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

TIE ScHooL-HoUsE. - The new
building for the schoolhouse is
rapidly approaching completion. 1t
is enclosed and shingled, and
the Trustees hope it will be ready for
occupancy early next month, at which
time school will reopen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

FREIGHr FOR The NORTH. j. W.
jackson 5 team left to-day with $4,000
pounds of merchandise for Jordan
Valley and Silver City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

New MINES. New mines have been
discovered on Four-mile creek, this side
of the Owyhee river. The discovery
was made by blacksmith from Battle
Mountain, and son of Mr.. Winters,
who has q ranch near the Owyhee. The
ore is said to be rich, and the leads
we'll defined. The new district is
twelve miles from Coruucopia on the
VIM emucca road.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

ScHooLHoUsE BALL. - A ball will
be given at the school house to morrow
Thursday evening by Hez. Barnes.
Mr.. Barnes is loser on his contract on
the building, and it is hoped that the
ball will be well patronized. See
notice in another column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
sos Meadow Valley So, So b3O
260 Raymond Il Ely 80
750 Eureka 30, 80, 1914
270 Jackson n, ~
IT'S Phenix n
100 W. Il Creole 25c
$50 Alps 371ac, soc
80 American Flat 2
rs X. X. Con. 47s
295 Leopard -, Az, 145s
1000 CHA AZ, 40
80 Jefferson "A, ~
IS Belmont
1lG5 Hussey 2
300 South Mountain S7Hc
395 Mansfield 75c
go Golden Chariot l
800 Empire 75c, soc
$50 Poorman "a
80 Illinois AZ bl0, IA
800 Mint SOC
10 Kossuth 2, "a
22j Original Gold Hill -
300 Baltic l
200 Pacific IA
$50 Wells Fargo SOC, 32Hc
$50 Mides "A, AZ
Il75 Andes 311a, 33a
10 Lady Washington
300 Florida "a "a
$50 North Carson 47lac, SOC
100 Niagara Coo
1000 Cosmopolitan 25c, 30c
$50 Leviathan 81 ne. Id
$50 Prospect 6, ga
100 Maryland 75c
500 Morning Star 31
500 Creomer
230 Best a Belcher 81, 521a b3O
80 Savage los, lO4
1910 California G1I, 90, G24
535 Mexican % b5
300 Titan 1874
So Con. Virginia 305, 304
80 Ophir SO 50
45 Hale e. Norcross 40
This Mornings Eoard.
1910 Opbir SO, 5911. 53s4, 81 b5, 531l
$50 Gold & Curry 10, 1877, 1917
2O75 Mexican 1917. 30, 1917, 10, 20
1880 Best & Belcher 48 bio, 48%,
1917. 47H. At, Az
2g5 Savage 80 b3O, 80 b30, SO
725 Chollar rs, II BIO, rs, IS, 75L
$50 Dale Il Norcross 40. as
1860 Grown Point 81, 30, 90, %, 81,
27H bio, 261a. 26, 271l
40 Yellow jacket SO, 6S. 20. 60, 6S1s
1920 Belcher %, %, 2211, 81. 201.,
201s. 21H
3l5 Alpha Is. II, 17H
40 Empire Mil 6. 81
2235 Imperial ga, 90, 9H
5105 California 56, 561%, 81. 571I, 59%,
So, SO, 591a, 500, 5924
1905 Consolidated Virginia 300. 285.
$50, 275, 270, 267. 265, 2Gl, $50
$50 Confidence II, IS, 1917, l6
$40 Sierra Nevada Is, 1874
$50 Buckeye 75c
400 Caledonia 20, 10, 1877, Is, l7H
100 Julia IS. 1871
735 Lady Bryan Ia, 2, ~
$50 Union 8. "a ~
1000 oyerman SIS, 551s, Sc b so, SIS, 81,
5211, 50, So. 81, 511a
$50 Bullion 40. AZ. 42s4. b30
305 Seq. Beloher 10, 65, CO. 621l
sos Justice 80, 2715, 90, 261s
1lG0 Succor
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

THE WANDERERS RETURN.-G. w.
Baker and NJ. Cassell, who have been
taking view of the situation at Cornu
copia, returned yesterday. They came
through in two days with private
conveyance and report the roads in
good condition. They say they were
greatly surprised to find SO large a
village and times so lively. They saw
several old Winnemucians at the Horn,
all of whom appeared to be doing well.
Judge Steele is the only lawyer of any
consequence in the place. aud he is at
tending strictly to business. Money
is scarce and will be until the mill gets
to running, but they believe the camp
il destined to be one of the best in
Eastern Nevada, and that freight can
be landed there from Winnemucca in
eight days by mule teams.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

THERE is Scotohman at Aberfe Idle
105 years old, named Faggans, who for
sixty years has never worn a coat, be-
heving that waiscoat without sleeves
suits him better. He gave up smoking
about the same time he gave up his
coat, and took to. chewing. Faegans
drinks half q glass of whisky three or
four times day, and has done SO for
the last half century. A report was
circulated short time ago that he was
dead. This annoyed Faggans, who,
when informed of the reproach, indig-
nantly remarked, Eyes; but know d it
was lie whenever l heard it.
The killing of David 7. O'Neil
a sporting man well known in the
western part of the State, by W. j.
Taylor, Familiarity known as " Mush
Head Bill, in San Francisco last Sun
day, has created much excitement in
sporting circles. O'Neil was favorite
among the gamblers, who long since
" soured on Taylor.
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Sc Tt | LIE UP.
SETTLE UP.

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
~ to be indebted to the undersigned, or
having claims against him are requested to
call at his ofhee in Knoxville. and settle up
Immediately. GEORGE nj. MILLER.
Unionville, August 4, 1875.-2w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

To THE LADIES. - The attention OF
ladies' is directed to the advertisement
of Miss Guillaume, in another column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

A III KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
IA neatly executed at this Office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

GRAIN SAoKs.-E. Reinheart & Co.
received a car load of grain sacks yes
terday. They are put up in bales, one
hundred of which fill car and weigh
nearly ten tons. Pierce and Davis of
the Silver State Mills, Paradise Valley.
received another large lot of sacks at
the same time. 1t seems as if that
number of sacks would hold all the
grain raised in the State, but We are
informed that it is not sufficient to
supply the wants of Paradise Valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

The GRANGERs' HALL.-George r.
Walker who has been to Paradise Valley
carpeting and decorating the new hall
built by the Changers at that place, in
forms US that it is one of the handsom-
est halls in the State. 1t is being fitted
up for the use of the Changers and
Odd Fellows, and Uncle Walker is now
engaged in making the furniture for
those Societies.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

NOT GONG TO CoRNUcoP1A.-The
report has been circulated pretty gen.
orally throughout the State, that w. J.
Forbes intended to remove the Measure
for Measure from Battle Mountain to
Cornucopia. We are informed however,
by persons who ought to know, that he
has no intention of doing so, and that
Measure tor Measure is permanent
fixture at Battle Mountain.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-25

Personal. Booth, of the Bel
mont Courier, passed here yesterday
on his way to Napa, California, where
he had just placed two of his children
at school. He had not much more
than reached home before he was in
formed by telegraph that bis daughter
was seriously i'll, and he Immediately
started to California to take her home
If her health will permit of it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-30

strong at s969fGl239l3ic. Lard dull;
J summer, l2e.
/ CHICAGO, June % Flour steady.
/ Wheat excited ana higher but unsettled,
! closing strong; No. . spring 81 Ol4G
/ 81 &c. Corn buCyant but unsettled,
! closing strong; No. >, 6S4c spO, or July.
J Oats ind good demand az fail prices; No.
/ ., 513g55!e. Rye quiet. Pork IN fair
+ demand and higher at SO 70 spot. or
/ SO 60 July. Lard firm at Is 4Dc, Bulk
( nests in tsir demand aud higher 81 81,
I u4gll Ollie. Whisky, 81 l6.
CINCINNATI, June .. Flour
dull sDi shade lower; family, So 300
8 80. Wheat quiet; RED, 81 1901 -.
/ Corn quiet at 6G,aGSc. Oats quiet and
wesk ~ 53E,5Ic. Rye dull and drC0E-
Ing, Sl9l %. Eggs quiet and weak at
! l55IlDe. Butter aud cheese quiet.
Pork firm, held at so. LsTd firm;
stesm, l54c; kettle, l4c. Bulk meats
stronger and higher, 81. lll@ll ,aI2c.
Bacon firm at $685. l23Gl5c. Whisky,
81 j..
NEW YORK, June 29.-FIour firm.
Rye flour ana cOTnmeGl steady. Wheat
better; No, 2 Chicago, 81 l3!Gl a. Corn
nTm; mixed western, steamer, 75o 1J1;
mixed western, rail, SGdS2c. Oats firm
e. and more active; mixed western, 6lM
G33c. COIse-Rio very firm; Csggogs,
l6tGl9c gold; jobbing at l63@l93c gold.
Sugar dull; prime, Ste; refined IN good
demand. MClasses Guf and heavy. Rice
quiet and steady. Petroleum steacy:
refined, lie; crude, SIC Pork tirmgF:
new mess, $50 62!.a2J %. Beef quiet;
plain mess, sSLa9 50; extra mess ,Sl08il.
C45 meats dull; middles dull; long clear,
HE; short clear, Il3c. Lard tirmeT;
prime steam, i453. Buticr-pTimo
steady others heavy. Whisky steady,
81 I93
NEW ORLEANS, June Z9.-Sacar
quiet and firm for jobbing; common, Sc:
low iaiF 20 July fair, SI@9c; prime to
striCIy prime, 9i693c. Molassss-J0D.
bing, common 45c; fair, 50G55c; prime
to choice, 5tlGGGc Flour firm; good 10
choiC- treble, s. 50G625; choice family,
s. 1901 Corn firm; white mixed, SIC;
white, SSc; yellow mixed, SOC. Oars dull
and lover, 66@67c. Bran quiet at 92k(g |
S5r. Hay dun; ordinary, SD; prime, /
So a; choice, S26. Coffee firm; fair /
prime, l73@lSzc gold, for careoes. !
Pork tiTmer; held at $50 5000 SO. /
Bacon firmer; held at 81, l53@I34c. /
Hams dull, l2gGl3G. Dry salt meats /
firm, 81, II@1l3c. Lard dUii; tierces, !
l4ci key, l439l44c. Whisky quiet al
81 1901 p.
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splendid chrome" furnished with bills
Of latiug end passenger tickets. Il 90, 8
photo OF some Of cur Memphis marines
viii be sure 20 win the smiles Of the Ia.
dies. Memphis msTigss are prepar-
ing % DO something "'Ngious" or pa-
Jlouc next Monday our adopted ma
ICna anniversary ......... Cincinnati En-.
qUtrCy, Monday: Captain Nil- II Try,
Of Memphis, arrived here yesterday.
lie js looking fer q Iglt-draft boat for
the White river trade, and expected TO
start up the river last evening % look At
some boat. NJ Z. Pupka, a Viennese
engineer, gives the following facts IT,
gafdlug experiments in lining steam
boilers with sheets of copper in order to
hinder inCrustatjOns: OF thethTse plates
which formed the bottom OF a i0comO-
tive boiler, the two 70 the eutr we're
covered with sheet Of copper o "a inch
in thickness, the middle one being left
bare. The machine WIS used steadily
for two years, and in districts where the
wafer IS Of excessively bad quality. On
removing The tubes recently q layer Of
iucTuSjGtiOu four inches thick was found
on the iron surface, while q deposit va
ryiuE from only COS 10 OH inch thick
Appeared on the copper. The iron also
Ea7 co7oted in many places TO 3 depth
g!0 % inch, bu. the copper had remained
perfectly clean and bright. The texture
Of the ilcrUslaIous sGCWsd lsrgeT grains
on the iron than on the copper.
CHARLES z. MscoWitZky, a Chicago ill.,
Veu,Or, has just patented gOntriyance
for prape'li1g Eteam vessels, which ne |
feels confident viii in time take the |
place 81 the wheels aud screws now in |
use, and which can be used IN the shall |
lowest 90 well rs IN the deepest water.
l5 curious piece Cf uzchinery, tosay I,
the least. L consists Of 2 double set IT |
fEns or each slide Of the vessel. Bhich |
are msae 10 act as oars, only that |
they aE9 never lifted out Of the |
wal.r, being so arranged that they close |
mp 82slLst the bull when m1ve,; forward. |
b1th sets axe propelled by direct stroke |
OF the plato8-Iad If q giuZle engine, |
which draws one set on either side back
ward while the other set IS in operation,
thus giVicE 4 continuous pIOSeililg
pressure. Besides this, they asg SO ar
ranged a5 to bs opened ana closed, re-
vecssa or tlrued il any direction at will !
thus enaIling the pilot to use them rs
QaT5 81 the steering apparatus in case i
should be desirable The inventor
Claims that Q great saving Of pOWeT can !
be secured; Jhal hIS engines occupy less
space than In other propelleEs; that the
machinery 28UrGs greater safety than
any other kind in use, uad thar boats
lsiDg II can be operated in canals with
out washing Gus the banks any more Or
even as much Sc those propelled by the
l!d-Iashloned mule power"
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/ 2jci Arkansas prairie, 2Sc. The mar
/ ket is weak
SOBN-LOwar for yellow, witha slight
demand; white is lD some Inquiry and
I sus-aius It's price; sales % 239 7acks gel
low st 7s"; go sacks at soc: 6G sacks
white ~ o5c.
CoESMEAL-Dsmsud poor, oTleT5
fewer; sales o. 3 %, and later Gt 20 -.
for which guarantee could be obtained
CHCEESs-SgaEl and GCm; yUuEg
/ from SO 4; Old n1t Offering nominally,
Tor fine mixed snr old hens, 81 5Oa5.
EGGs-D5moral.Zsd and Irregular, old
stock helping % make the market heavy,
or stock Injured 10y exposure 30 the heat
Prices were from lO4l2c, according to
quality.
FLoUR-The lover brands are neg
lectei, The inquiry being for fine and
.ancy qua!iua7 only the trade is very
dull at S57 80.
GROCERIEs-SuEay - Powdered and
crushed, l-c; cut loaf, i2Ec; Cgauula.ed
lac; 4, lusc; extra {, lg!c, G yellow,
s4ES3c. New Orleans, in very little
demands open ke.Gs, $50 s4e; yellow
clarified, Zoe; white clarified, lUlg.
hiJias-es snl Syrugs-la barrels, per
gallon 45l875c; market duE.
SSAA"t AttPI I-h Ash'NF Al4NtaJl %
fancy, lsE BE. Iag, j0IM.l.
-ait-V-T barrel, domestic 81 -5EaI 81.
German 10aU-peT pound, 53G6tc.
Candies, 100 allie
s11G-5lq-5tc il Kegs; Ia boxes, 6.G6Ie
Stsrca-44a SIC.
HAY-Nery dbl; prairie, SI2; mixed.
s-lCZ5i choice, DUmiLElly, $50 20:
sale If (. car iC0G prairie at So
LEAp-S EIC.-Leuons, So 5OG7;
sales Of . boxes, good and fresh, at IS.
No oranges of ring.
OSI0Ns-NO demand; nOmiusI.y
- Z5,dZ 80.
OATs-Nothing doing; q lot sold the
previous cay at tic
POTAT0ES-Ile disposition to ehipp1-
tStoe7 Is falling of; most dealers say
they md net Proii5 IN doing 50, but they
Offer 81 1902 Per Dol. One firm, having
orders for fine quality, are offerings p.
PROyIsi Reconsideration, 9tfs8
9lc; clear rib, l2lGlg8c; cleaC sides, II
@i3e for packed and loose.
Hamg-SusaT-CUred- unC8Dy2se&, y.
Z l3c; cauvasgd, l35Gl4c.
LaTd-T.ecge, I4f9I43c; keg and pail,
I+4GI5c f0r refined.
Mess pOTk-S2l.
Breakfast bacon -UnCaavasad, l3I0
l58c; cauy2snd, l3fMl55c,
WHEAT-NO arrivals; No. 2. nominal
y 81 20; last sa,es at 81 O5, 81 o., 81 %,
d good demand Tor really good grained; !
smusted and Tus.ei not sought for
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 1899, r. Dat the rules Of the First Chan
Cery court OF Memphis, June IS, 1875. the
Court beingiU sessiCn-LUCindaA a. Bridges ct
al V. I. /. Dillard, admir-, e. al.
It appearing from the Dill and from the an
sWer or \. j. Black ina. the lei-s Of w y,
Craig one or the heirs of janis Craig. de-
ceased, are the following persons, viz A. Y.
Walker, low married t1 II. W. Walker, Car
RE Craig, married 10 Thomas COOsWCod, w
Il, Craig, living iG Texas, ". >, Craig, a minor,
aged about is years, living in Mississippi, and
Bl1uEt Craig aged about 8 years, living in
Mississippi; that eli OF said named parties ars
defendants to this bill, and that they are al
uCu-rgSldGLJS OF Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered that publication hs
mSd- .Or four successive weeks in the Mem
phi5 Appeal, requiring said parties to enter
their appearance and plead 10. demur and
answer said Dill by the hrst Monday In Oct1-
Der, otherwise said cause viii be set down for
hearing eEpaTte, on order pro cUufesgO. The
bill is for settlement Of the estate OF James
Craig, deceased in the hands OF ThOs. b. Dill
lard, administration, 10 be administered, and
for dlstTiDUJiOn Of the estate and money 10
the heirs Of James Craig, and charges lHatJrs
ancestor OF the above named defenGarts. W.
b. CEals, had already received over mis- share
OIs@id estate, and that the entire funds in
= tennessee belong To the COmplainaur- and
" alJer l. Block the sole heir OF Thomas T.,
Keith deceased.
This Eue -, 1919.
& cOpy-AtteSt:
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black, ID. Q. and NJ
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EuEEY MARKEra.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-GoId,
ll73. Sight, premium. Sterling, 5723
LONDON, June 29.-Tne rate Of dis.
count in the open market for three
months biiis As g per cent, or J below
the Bank Of England rate. CousOis
ioT money and account, SO 9-lG; United
states 5-20s Of 1865, 1863; Sos Of 1867,
1861; l0.4Gs, I0I4; new s., lO35; NeR
York Central, 81; Erie, 49,; Erie pre-
feTed. q.
NEW YORK, June 29.--Eoney easy
at Hg25 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3t@5 per cent. Sterling fra st
4s6t94S7 for sixty days ana 4S93G490
for sight. Customs receipts, S27j, 700.
Experts OF produce for the week, s., 2GS,-
653. Colo steady, ll74, Carrying rates,
l per cent; loans also made lat. 2 ger
cent, and La for use. The assistant
treasurer Gisbursed SI,St0, 900. Clear
iugs, S37, 600, 600. Government bonds
firm; coupons OF 1881, 1914; 5-2Os OF
1852, llSt; 1864, Ii8i; 1885, 1921 1865.
new, 1888; 1857 1851; 1858, I25; new
tives, li6t; l0-40s, Il9; currency s.,
1928. State securities are firm. Mis-.
souri, 6s, IO3; old Tennessee, 49,;
rev Tennessee, 49,; new Virgins.
80; old Virginia, IS; old North Caro-
lima, 20; new North CsrOlins, IL,
RaiHO2d bOaCs were Arm. Stocks were
weak Snd lower al the opening, but later
became firm aud advanced / TO II Der
cent, sfter which the marked became
the weak features being Erie,
and Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph; but afterwaTd stocks became
firm, and the rest Of the list strong, par
ticulaTly Western Union, on g report
that the whole Of the four million loan
had been taken. Transactions at the
stock exchange, l54, 900 shares, OF which
81, Geo were Pacific Mail; 53,O 600 Western
Union; 7OOO Northwestern; 1900 Erie;
y 600 Lake Shore; 1909 Wabash; 1890
Union Pacific. Closing quotations were:
Canton, &; Western Uniou Telegraph,
775; Quicksilver, I55; Adams express
SO; Weils & Fargo's eE-
press company, 70; American express
company, 573i United States express
As; Pacific Rail, 40i: New
YORK Central, 1929; Erie, 135; Erie |
preferred, 2}5; Harlem, 1870; Harlem pro- |
erred, 1871; Michigan Central, GSl; Pits |
Jug and Fort Wayne, 9Ik; North |
western, 39s; Northwestern preferred, |
20, Rock Island, I033; New jersey !
central 49, st. Paul. 55B; s.. Paul pre- /
erred, 55; Wabash, s.; Wabash pre-
erred, IS; Fort Wayne, .97{; Terre |
5aUte, lO2, TeFEs Haute, preferred, /
III; Chicago ard Alton, 1927; Chicago |
lGd Alton preferred, I06; Clio
lnd Mississippi, z68; Cleveland, ColuIC
JUS and CinCiD8ei, 49I Burlington
sd Quincy liz; Lake Shore, 6I8;
jhiCagO, Columbus and Indiana Cen,
RAJ, 4 illinois Genital, 1902; Atlantic
nd Pacific Telegraph, %; Union
'aoldc, IS; Central Pacific bonds, 1863:
Union Pscihc bonds, 1863; Dels 8aTs
nd LlsCzawaDna, 1863.
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Saturday, July 10. 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
property situated in Shelby county. Tonnes
see IN range ., section I, and bounded as fol.
lows. Beginning at q stake . Inks saufh OF
thence south with MCrgan's line - chains
and L links to stake north 50 degrees. east.
q inks 70 a blackOaE marked A thence
north 70 degrees, west chains on the State
line road 20 stake, said MOrgau's south
east corner thence north 1871 degrees, east -
links to pOstO&E marked NJ thence south
10 degrees sSSt with south side OF said road
chains and q IuEs % stake, nOrJu 30 de
STees, east 81 links from WhiteOak marked
h-EeuJdIlln Cash northwest corner.
thence with his line and with said road south
81 degrees, east IL chains and 81 links to "A
stake IN the cenJ=rO of said rDgt: thence south
81 = degrees east with said Casks line seven
teen chains to a stake to links north OF nh.
north with the original line - chains aud ID
inks 20 stake IN the field thence east ID
chains and - Links 10 81 nuElO4K. tasurs
north chains and Is links 10 a stake with
blackjack and pOstJaE pointers; thence
west . links to stake, and with = bIacROsk
ana pO,to&E pointers; thence north 10 chains
and % INKS 10 stake, . links sgSt of a post o.
oak sapliug marked A-Sald MOrgEu's south
east corner OF ths 91-aCrss division; thence
west 80 chains with hts line to the BEGINNING
containing lt4l4 acres, being part OF a tract
OF land IN the name Of u. Henderson raDr3
10, section /, and tie same conveyed to JeSss
h. Maxwell, deceased, by William Pack. and
the title TO u thereof, vested in fgGu and
WiIIaJI ERrDert by decree OF the tugucsry
Court of Memphis.
Terms OF Ssle-On & credit Ct ana u
months notes with approved security.
Lien retained TO farther secure same anu
equity OF redemption barred.
TLtS June 9, 1913.
ga. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY z, J. Black, d, c. and Il
Mcdowell q johnson, attorneys. JULIO
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PRODUCE HlRKETs,

LOUISVILLE, June 2g.-Flour and
wheat quiet. Corn dull, 72la74e. Oats
duh, 5oa 60c. Rye nominal Hay dull,
Sl9la2o. Provisions firm. Pork, 5000
20 80. Bulk meats, 81, 1lsGI3ic. Bs-
con, 81, l2gGl3ic. Slgar-cured hams,
l3Gl3Ic. Lard-tieTce, I49aI5e: kegs,
l5!l9l54c. WHISKY, 81 Is. Bagging
quiet but firm, l339l4e.
ct. LOUIS, June % -FIour dull,
aud very little doing. Wheat firm for
csah; futures of and tending downward:
No. red winter, 81 30: choice soft
spring, 10y sample, 9Sc. Com better al
65G este. Oats frmer, 54@55c. Rye
duh 81 Gle. Whisky steady at 81 lS5.
Pork higher, SIS SD cash and August.
Dry salt meats firm; clear ribs st st. Jo-
seph, HE buyer first half OF July. Bacon
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ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Cotton quiet.
LOUISVILLE, June 20. - Cotton
quiet, l4lc.
CINCINNATI, June %. - Cotton
quiet, lace.
CHARLESTON, June "a Cotton
duil aud little doing; middliBg, 15c; low
middling, l44s; good ordinary, l4c; ret
receipts, Il bales; sales Is bales.
MOBILE, June 29.-Cotton quiet;
middling, l43c; low middling, l4lc; good
ordinary, 1859; HeJ receipts, bales;
exports coastwise, II bales; sales, 25
bales.
GALVESTON, June %. - Cotton
nominal; middliIg, I4@14}c; low mid
ding, 13lc; good ordinary, l3c; net Te-
ceip!s, 81 bales gross Te5eIpts, 81 bales;
sales, 2Il bales.
SAVANNAH, June 29.-Co,ton dull
and nominal; mIdGiiug, l4.c; low mid
ding, l48c; good ordinary, I35c; net re-
ceipts, l57 bales; exports cOsstwise, 9TS
bales; sales 81 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 23.-Cotton-
demand limited; sales, I5s bales; Lead
ing factors are sdheIiHg TO previous
rates but there are occasional sales at q
fraction OF; good ordinary to strict
good ordinary, l3s9l4ic; low miGdliBg
to strict low middIiug, l44El5c; mid
ding TO strict middliug, l5.@I58c; re-
cejpts, l6i bales stock, Al, 9l9 bales.