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The New York herald., 1877-11-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Oct 3I-5 NJ
ssles of the day include $3.50 bales Amer
Futures closed weak. Upands, low middng clause.
November delivery 6kd uplands, low middling clause,
January and February delivery, 732d: uplands. low
mdJnu clause crop shipped October and November,
sai 7.32d upiands, low middling clause, crop,
shipped November and December. sail. 1924.
LONDON Oct 31-5:3 p NJ.
Produce-Tallow. $685. per cwt.
LONDON. Oct. 81. 1877.
The mness OF bar silver yesterday IN consequence
of u slight advance In Indian exchange.
YORK PRODUCE
LIFERPooL, Oct 81, 1877.
Pork-Eastern dull at 6Ss. Western steady at CPS. for
Bacon bcrand cut steady NJ 15s.: short rib
dun Mt SIS Cd long clear duh At 4os Cd short clear
dull Ais 3D. Hams Long steady Sos shoulders
hrmer at 3os Beef-India steady at 1865. for
steady at Hos for prime steady at
9Js. for Lard--Prime Western duh Mt 45s. I'D. TIL
low Prime city duh at 4o 3D. rurpentne-Sprts steady
at 25s. kosin- Common dull at 5s. I'd fine dull 1T lbs.
CheeseAmercan choice dull Mt 64s Lard oil dull at AS
Flour State duh at 2Ss ID Wheat No. spring
duh lis Id; No do duh los. I'D. winter dull
lis 4d. CornMixcd soft duh ut DDS Cd. Cottonseed
oil-Ycow American mono In the market.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFoRE EXISTING
under the name Of Blackmsr Fox h.. THIS dag been
dissolved by mutual consent Mr. H. O. Blackmsr viii pay
all the debts Of said hrm. Dated 0e.oss, - isII
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Oct. 81, 1877,
Sugar paralyzed- Spanish gold, 2lSl4 2isZ Ex-
change, upw ard tendency.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
Stock tsscertained by nc

bgUCk NBbCUTIWIIICU UJ "C
tual count, including spec
ulation), Oct. 1, iS77.....
Receipts since Oct. 1.......
Totals.
Sales since Oct. L.. .........
Stock this dny, Oct. 81,
1877. ...........
Comparing with stock Nov.
1, 1875. :. .............
Comparing withlstock Nov.
i, 1910. ..............
Comparing with stock Nov.
, 1877-03-29
THE. CALIFORNIA CROP.

BAN FRAKolsco, March 2a.-Crop reports
from all prominent po!t& iu tho interior arc lcas
favorable than*prcyious atYices Eayu indicated,
in tho Sacramento Valley, whsro good yiel1
had been anticipated. MI4ew has mado its ap-
pcaFaurc ID sucl, as extent Us to catso serious
alarm. 1t Is reported throughout the gs>pt
graln'growtng counties VI Calusa, Yolo, anu
sotano. Otherwise prospects In that section Vi
tho State arc stIll good, though the went
Of rsu Is beginning to DC tet,espceIally for Late
town 'whrat. Tho Ta,e lansls aro promising
we'll Tue coas. counties north OF Sau Francis
co arc looking well though rust to rcpoFtcu In
some localities. III the lower portfun Ut tho
San Joaquin Valley crops asu in good coudt-
t'ou, but: higher UP tha river, and ID L.,s An.c-
les Valley, there will bo but Attle
rsiscd. except oil irrigated laul. In
the Santa Clara Valley tbs pEusrcct Is not
favorable for . full uro1t and III Salipas Valley
the yield will ba very light, but along tho
coast to tho North of Monterey Lar gratn |. iu
dne condition. The Southern coast counties
Will ralse hut d light csop, probably not luoro
thar quarter Of an average. Raln IL scported
this evening throughout tbs crutral portion Of
the State, which will greatly Iu,provo feed, aud
will be Of decided beuedt 10 wheat, whcIe not
too flF GOnc.
, 1877-03-29

soMfhnSi iouH'
"1LAiSoFos. y. C.' March @.8.-Gov. Uamp.
ton. Attorney. General Conner, and Gen. Butter
~ nso,,ta o,.,am,,a",a., ~ a." n'.'susc c'o*u
~ ~ so"s, "e.o"p".'Iu =, oaua VI mub'e' mel
the1a at Tue aePot, where speech Of welcome
WIS made hy thu Hon. 4. II. Wsddrll. Gov.
Hampton and Gen. Butler replied,
Ha,nptou'e .ncet.,I is a. foliows.
stale ~. fG =, !" ~, %athe;ton slnnly e
of soni Ca,oj!na hny ceeied m" f;nxc,nnr nar
STATE. 20 there to ~ tn hIm III wc i, ~, ~
recognition from nny rresIIcnt, I've ciaim thr he
recognition from the voters Of The people of ti,e
slatr: 20 thcrs to assure him that We arc moi
%a ir s"t IT. s ,5s assnr .n f., e
Wnn ~ ~, uGa Fsn , nn,ta:ng csnsn 70 cp re
eond,on that snnti coroitna n, 9o co 70 ,G; ~ nm INC
nast: that onr nronc Iavn fnsr mdss ~ liz H. Ie"sH
toers never encountered br any other t,sopje nm on
this cunttncnt: that thry tsrrrd the eeetlen werc
stneSessfal and that they propose to enjoy TIC
-,. En- nou1x.
GohpsnoEo, n. c., March o5.-1lampton and
party p9ssctl this paint at noon, An Zutnontis.
yillc, Florence. nnd Magnolia tho ciizci,s turned
cut f. great torss md elccrc,l enthnsiastlcalIy
demonstration. HAMPTON, briefly addressing
the cTostis from the platform Of tt,e car. said:
"llaying been elected Governor of South Gro.
linn, AMI being recognized by the pcopjo IA suci.
he intended to exercise his rights. Tho visit tt,
Washington YVES merely matter Of personal
courtesy to tho President"
R1cnxosp, Mare1 W-Wale Hampton md
ngto. lio wa NJ mi i, a; t dcf 'Sr Sr sMoo as
pcop1c, Including tho Conservative Club Of tj,fs
eity. and a committee Of prominent citizens.
, 1877-03-29
LOUISIANA.

] dt<E01t AF4*A@Ga 80 1A& IF44AA
WAsn1soros, D. G.. March :a.5.-Thc Loulsi-
ana Commission is At last constituted. Acrorti-
ing to rredltablc information, tts mcmbcrshtn is
as folIows: Gen. John II. Harlan. OF Kentucky,
Chairman; Gcu. Joseph X. Ilawlcy. Of Con.
nect'ctlt; Judge Charles d. Lawrence, Of I'LL.
nols: Wayuo Mcvcash. Of Pennsylvania; ant.
ex-Gov. j. c. lFown. Of Tennessee. Louisiana
.nen TO whom Tho names of tue Commission
bare bccu submitted this afternoon SAY That # IL
M csnIncuily satisfactory Commission. Al. the
numbers Of It are moderately conservative.
One Is Democrat, and two OF them
arc Southeru.born. Wayne Mcveagh wa.
not agreed upon TIL last ulght,
whcn be tslc2raphal his letter Of
acceptance, and arrived herc this .noyntpc,
Harlan is well known as the Law parinc. OF Gc.i.
hrlstow, und Il leading, act!yc Republican Of
Kentucky. 1la*!eY ia pronounced Republican
Of conservative views, and an cnsfnrntly fair
uaan. Judge Lawrence Is we'll kpown In the
wcst a. distinguished tu.i4t aud conservative
Republican. Wayue Aeycash, although the
son-tnlaw Of ex-senator Simon Cameron, has
little symp4tly with this CLASS Of Republicans,
ind tHas4csses liberal conservative views. tor.
Dsown was an Old.Llue WHIT: Of special prun,-
tncncc, aud Is said TO be- q ulau Vt distinguished
ability.
A gentleman who had all Interview With tho
tue President to-day, aud WHO Is familiar With
h!s Southern policy, says that
TIE PRESIDENTS PCRpo3s
Is this: Tho Commission MAS llaye&' plan hcioeo
the inauguration. 1t Will be xeut to New Or
lcans to enleayor to Induce both parties 10 agfce
to 5eorganisu tho Legislature BY permitting
III enbcrs Of both branches where seats arc un-
contested, aud whore election u contested BY
Got4 parties, to pass upon the contested cases,
, 1877-03-29

things he asserted Ills belief that the pcop]c Of
south Carolina would not he rs unwilling to
obey and respect hts administration II It was for.
fnal'y recognized by the Federal Government ~
they were represented to bc by tho Democrats.
lie fays TINT It tas never been hi, policy 10
make threats Of resort to force to sustain him.
sclf unler any circumstances lie saws
That tic man who contemplatcs blood
shed ~ means OF settling n
political dispute takes upon himself a greater
responsibility than he If willing to assume. II
is therefore universally understood In South
Carolina that The Republicans do not intend to
light In order 10 sustain themselves.
OK TIE OTHER HAND
the Democrats, lc says. hare taken pains 10
threaten resort to vio1cnrc III raec they arc
'lna',tc TO scetirc recognition in nny otlcr way,
and c thinks It IS part OF their policy 10 crcac
an imprcseton that there will 6c 1,lootlshc.i in
otucf 10 induce the Administration 10 take sucl,
tully in earnest.
Uoy. Hampton IA due hero At 10 o'clock this
evening. antl Will IL: the guest of Senator Cor
tson, at Nt'laoFs !iot e1. fIts friends fay that
he doc; rot cxpeet to remain in Washington
more than t'vcntr-fDur hours: TINT lie viii not
nsk the President tn Tcct,gntzc him, 11,l desires
no rcctg:nitIon f,y the General Government. lie
kisnnty nsk. That ttte tropps be Withdrawn frutn
the statc.ltousc In order that Ills Government
inay take possession Of the otflcc and archives
q tl,c State now withheld from them BY United
States ha5oncts.
ItAMr7oS's srExca At w.r.Mrsarox
has created an unfayosab1c imprrssston here.
Evr'1 the Democrats 6ny that II il arrogant and
discreet.
Senator Patterson, of South Carolina, who Is
q protegc Of the Catncruns, has brought both
1.'t', pog and Old Simon here so take up Chamber
latn's t1usc. 8ome OF Chainbcrtaln's friends
state ti,ts cycntng, however. that he is willing
70 surrender II le can cnr1e to tho Senate. This
Is unworthy Of consideration. Tic President
gould not propose auy eucA bargain. II Gov.
tEafHber'ai'l rceeirca any ot1rc In tnsc OF his
losing the onc he NOW claflns II will no doubt be
SOME FEDERAL. At.APPptS1MExT
ING resident 1itett tender. not as an iolncc-
ment to surrender Just claim, hut a. q recog-
nitton Of Cor. Chambcrlain's ability and patri-
otisu', Even The worst cnenlies Of that gentle
man IN South Carolina concedc that he has
male an honest aud earnest ctlor. to reform tho
Gorcensncnt during the two years Of his in
cti1,bcncy. Of the office OF Governor. lie has
dune much to improve the condition Of affairs,
atld hts succcas would hare bccu till greater lai
he received more cordial support from the bet
ter classrs among tho vlitc population.
, 1877-03-29

LOUISVILLE, March ga flrc IN th!s e!ty
this morning damaged Ltelcrkranz Hall to tho
extent Of t2,10o. Fully Insured In different
companies, Mrs, J.. T. 6athman leapea from q
window and waa seriously Injured.
, 1877-03-29
SFxaaI Nspa&cA

fapIAxApuLls, Aaryh 3S.-Tho State Board
Of Agriculture has decided 10 hold tho next
State Fair III this city. The Board was bound
to hold the Exposition here tn any cYcnt, and
wisely concluded 10 hold the lal1 here too. Il
will be held s<pt a.
, 1877-03-29

RICHMOND, March ga special from En-
aeld, N. c. says nmo stores anu dwellings. III.
cluding tho Tuwn.lIall, burncd last night. Loss
over $4,000. Partially insured. Several FAM
lilies nrp houeleas.
, 1877-03-29

The alarm from box t57 at 0:5o yesterday
morning was caused By an inclptcnt 1rc In tho
two-ssory frame house No. W Laurel street,
owned BY Timothy Craig, and ocrunIcl Us
dwelling by James DoIg. Damage triaing.
, 1877-03-29

WILMINGTON, N. e., sfascl. ga fire at
Clinton, Sampson County, last night, destroyed
nearly tue entire business Of tho town and many
pirate residences. Loss estimated a. $5U,oN.
Partially Insured.
, 1877-03-29

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Marcl, 2s.-Thc furniture
factory anil warcrooms Of Combs, Hartman Is
Co., at Tell City, Ind, were burned to the
ground this morning. Loss, s50,0oQ.
, 1877-03-29
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WHAT CH4MAEHLAlM 3Ayg.
6nAtid{ Nesss seA II - \ fHkh..na

WASHINGTON, D. e., March 2s.-0oy. Cham.
beri2ln has spent tht day In conference with tho
President aud With leading Republicans con-
nectsd With the Administration. Auopg other
, 1877-03-29

TIM DESIRE or THE ADMINISTRATIONS.

fSR
| Tic Con.ttt,tIon ~ ,bo s..,n .aae.", T..
.oco 49, n ~ ~ ."e o'a'c' aaoPteo III
9, W. !ea'e oe'o1c tAe act creating tue Nc'
tufhing boafsl was PASSED, provides that tho
turns of The ELECTION ia, NJ rncp,hc,s on,t,1ci,
H. .o.t. L., h,,.,, tr.., ~ :.
e1.a ..,,.n. =. w. oases .. 1ne Ace'sla.ase' ~
a'eo dlscctS the secretary Of State To transmit
~ 1ho Legislature tue returns Tor Governor, and
observation-disclosures. md makes that body the
tton Of tbc.c on1cc,.. Tlr rrc.tdc,, VI,
.s.a.s. ~. .s'e os' AHs .fes"en. ""'
'.s". tac governor "',lcn thc Lce'shturc
30 eonstitutcd shall declare TO hare b.cn clcct-
teen nominal Hcn,,h,tran no,orjtr m mint i,al.
lot. or tl,c.c ns,,, .p,.,,,r no,',,ttt.an.
.s'",,, -. =, 'nes' h'he anti'faeRasd nepuo',eans
"oa'u " VIC pa'ahce ot power Tho Nichols
would
uEciAfiE ysrrof,e ut vrYvn
rf thc tvr ,,,.tIa, i..,...a -. IT,,
Legislature the President Is fuv ctsrmIne,, ~
thcFct'ron Immediately wltnlraw the troops
from, tic supfort nf the Packard f,nvorrn,.rt
and IN motifs ,u,,t, f,c,1o,, H.. ss..,~"..n's
- r... ~ a.,,,,.,"aa, ."a.' "a''na ia'!eo
~ "s>ept VIC aAIas"hent P'oFosca ny Lie All
m!nstratloD't the Federal troops cannot he used to
sustain any State Government, and that the twn
pretended Guyerntxs must sct,lr t,c,- ,,.r,,
sfratrs In their oyn way. n h,m..,'ed .,,",'i m%
Il
follow the responsibility would rest With the
politicians of Louisiana and not NTH the rsesl.
dent.
It Is known that some members Of the Cnbt.
net were in favor Of presenting this hitter uti-
tnatum without sending Commission to New
Orleans. There ean be little doubt that, II the
purpose of tie Commission FALLS tho action Of
the Pscetleht
WILL ne AZ INDICATED,
The Commission wlII rctrtre H. fnstrurtIon nn,l
start tho frat Of ncxt week. II il rrnJtcl TINT
ia tniMlnn " III bc surcesx or f,ifnrc fcn iars
aftcr H." fnnnis.on srriyas ~ E".s n,iear. uA''
Tie iSu,fstana Drnosrats orr r. arsn @ vcry honc.
full, and seem 10 have entirely Recovered fron,
fhrown by the 'drrisInr; ~ thr f,rneiicr+ mi
Cabinet to scntl Communication n Nrw Gricans.
Ever eincc Ina,,rurntnn.Iar tbc rcHr",rntatiyc:
Ut botI no1ltitai nartes have iecn in n rnntfnrni
state uf snstcnsc. an rcay A. ali ffmcs r. cntc;,
at at,y ttruwe wh}ch thew NAV scc flnatfns, ,,,nn
The simple assurane6 by the Prcsilcnt.aftd
tnF RE.
, 1877-03-29

k11AJEI.S.
SHAWL. S
M MI
BR0T HERS.% .%%
121 & l.2::3 State-st.
We invite attention to our large
aud Wcli-selectcd stock Of
SPRING & SUMMER
just received, comprising all the
Standard Domestic Lines i,ild 1ni-
ported Novelties. ...... -....
REAL INDIA CAN1i5L'S HAIR
SllAyYLS. titled centres. from
800 tp. ........ .............
PLAIN CENTRES, WITH BOIs-
DER, from, $50 ltr.
DECCA SIlAWLS, very stylish
and popular, from no tip.
FRENCH CASHMERE AND
PERSIAN STRIPED, LONG and
SQUARE SIfAWLS, newest rnt-
terms, very recherche for general
wear, Mt prices TINT nre seldom
met with.
BIsOCHI3 AND PAISLEY
SHAWLS, large assortment and
now designs.
FANCY SHANVI4S II, solid colors.
Plaitls, Striped, and DiagUnnls,
new and choice.
SHETLAND S1IAHVLS. MI the
latest novelties III colors aud de-
signs. .....
ALSO,
a full line of the hest gratlcs Of
DOMESTIC SIIAWLS, In Stripes,
Plain. and Plaid. both long and
square.
, 1877-03-29
WASHINGTON.
A Complete clearing-Up Of
the MattheWs-Foster
Agreement.
Hon. John Young Brown, of
Kentucky, Explains the
Whole Affair.
The President Had Nothing What
ever to Do with the Ar
Tangement.
Foster and Matthews Acted Only
Oh Their Interpretation
Of Gov. Hayes Sen.
timcnts.
Mr.. Foster in an Interview
Corroborates Browns
Statement.
Names OF the Commissioners
Who Will Tackle the Louis.
lana Question.
Wade Hampton Talks to the People on
His Way to Washington.
lc Will Not Ask for Recognition, but for
IN Even Chance with Cham.
bcrla{n.
The New Four-and-a-Hatf Per Cent Bonds
Going OF Rapidly.
HISTORY.
THE WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT THE rosTFn.NAr.
Names Of the Commissioners
Who Will Tackle the Louis.
lana Question.
Wade Hampton Talks to the People on
His Way to Washington.
1ic Will Not Ask for Recognition, but for
IN Even Chance with Cham.
bcrla{n.
The New Four-and-a-Half Per Cent Bonds
Going OF Rapidly.


H1BTOKT.
THE WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT THE rosrEn-MAr.
THCws LETTER.
Sptcfai Dt.pdsch to TIC Tribune
LOUISVILLE, ky., March as.-Thc Hon. John
Young Brown said tonight, In conversation with
the press agcnt at Louisylito, that llc tcslrc. to
nuke public IFS unttrc knowledge Of tho inter-
vlcw will, the Nou. Gtanlcy Matthews aud
Charles Foster, Of Ohio. III gave In full MI
explanation nj his part In the matter, md also
copies Of the letters written BY Foster and
Matthews con1otntly. Mr. Brown sn!u lie felt
that tll's action should he taltcn, inassnuch Us
things had assumed shape which called for
notice,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-21

charge of her. She goes to St.
Louis to load for Memphis. Capt.
Cummins being a thorough bust
ness man, and having a large
circle of acquaintance with the
merchants Of st. Louis, will do well
with the ALI Stevens in the st.
Louis and Memphis trade.
The Coahoma, Captain Stacker
Lee, brought in from the lower
coast SO bales and s bags Of cot
ton, 100 sacks seed and sundries
and a good list of people. She re-
turns to Friar's Point this evening,
carrying the mail and doing all way
business. Captain Ed Thomas,
with whom it is a pleasure to travel
and do business, has charge Of the
Office, and is assisted by Billy
Smither and James Thomas.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed
Postal, came in atnoon from White
river, with a good list Of cotton
and other freight, and an excellent
passenger list. She returns this
evening to White river, attending
promptly to all way business, and
goes through to Jacksonport, max.
ing direct connection with the light
draught steamers for Black river
and B%atesyille. Charles Postal, a
gentleman who is recognized for
promptneSs in business and uni
form kindness, controls the office,
and is assisted by John Chamber
lain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-21

The following quotations arc for orders
from store and small lots IN q iobbing way,
APPLks-Medium, 20Oi choice, 3 CO9l 90
BACON uoos')- Shoulders. e; clear rib
sides, 90; clear sides. &C; breakfast, l21I
TO l2Ee; sugar-cured hams. canvased. l5e:
sugar-cured hams, uneanvased, l2% TO l3o;
packed, q to &c higher.
BRAN Steady; wheat. S50oOe y 100.
kkANS-2 5003 90 per bushel.
BULK POkk-Uoose); shoulders, site &C.:
long clear, Sc; clear rib, VI to SIC; clear sides
BuITEK-Csm man. l0glsc; medium, 200
25c; choice, 0030s, ~
BALING sfUFFs AND TIEs-Bafging. 2
and "a lbs, I2@l2Hc; balinR tWine, i3allc;
iron an YES; 5H g 5hei pieced ties, 40.
bUIbDlN MATEhIALS-In store prices
srei cement, Louisville, 81 IS, q Dbl; Rosen-
dale. y Dbl, 2 5e92 IS; hair, 23G2 q 4 n
- bale; plaster, Michigan. 3 so; Now Yorf
90; lime, per Dbl. l &9l SO. Piro-brick'
S304tno 20 per lOJo; brick. 10 10 Ii per inn
sBEEF. FRESH -~Porequarters, 3to 10 bina.
quarters 5hS1e. Hogs, S to 6Hc. Sheep, 6b
BUoKWHEAT FLOUR-9O 90 Der barrel.
CANDLES Boxes, iull weight, AZ aI5o .
half box full weight, l5h; quarter box, fun
weight, Ice per 10.
g9G1AN0Ts.Per 100. s coos 90.
COPFEE-0rdinary, = 70 zoe; fair. 2Ok n
225lee; gsod, q to Z2si prime. .2lh TO 23c; oneico,
~ 70 s4ci Java. 900; COrdovs, q to 20.
OhlvkENS-Mixed, az 90 10 3 %; ohoic,
hens, i32it 10 3 so.
COAL UIL-R gallon, IS to CSC.
gQkH-Mixed. t2g54c; white, 53055o.
o. 65 too rs. s
COTTON ,YAREs-No. COO. H9I2Xe, No.
loo, lAal4hHe; No. 400, 1eal6%c. Nv
QABEAaES-Per 100 heads, 80 OOQl0 %,
on es, Z 00g8 90. w
CHEkSE = Western, l3Al3ko, EnsI,,L
dairy. l4@l6o; rates irregular.
gQTION-SEED-s8 so TO Q 90 O ton.
C0TT0N-SEED 0IL--Crude, $50 per gallon
cake Qong ton), $40 to %.
gkgUI-Per barrel. IS O9s Is; half-bar.
els. o. 80, as TO quality.
oRANBERRIES-8 Dbl, 10 6Oau 80.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-21

American beef still furnishes a
subject for double discussion in
London among all classes who,
after eating a good dinner thereof,
love to talk about it. The meat
receives favor in aristocratic circles,
and dinners and luncheons are ar
ranged for tasting it and expatiat-
ing on its merits. One million two
hundred thousand pounds of beef
arrived in Liverpool last week. A
new market has been opened for
retail sales at eight pence per pound,
although the higher prices de-
for the better cause diSsat-
islaction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-21
.. G. =. DIRECTORY.


Gao Fellow. AAl. oorass EAla and NsriA
0ours saSsG
Nusrvrs LO1ex. No. s-nee0 svsry Tues
iay. A. J. Knapp, n. g.; ii ease,
g.; L. 5. Rurr. Secretary; W. . bruce
c9ISStsav L,asa, No. s--mssiEsysyN07
ssv NICE. A. d. 6ihson, N. 9.i I. >,
ucran, r. o.; Jctn A. uolt. Are&ArSR'
hanas eaec1, p 5. wi
-cgn1Fa La1sr. 70. tS-net e-efyv
pasiay aight. "a Eohle, n. e.. J. :. 4ap-
rer. 81 8.s Gas bor7er, SscTesA's H.
Ouszhsiner. Irsaszrst.
atgvrs LanrE. Ne a-Esct- sFe-g tu~sy
nfrht. M-k. French, n. O.; n a. ta4I2tt,
y. 81 Va. Henry ?. saa n 81 '.s| VIZ
- r-T Lopsr No. fS--uests ever
Tgf-g svsaing ~ Oia Fellows Hall. =
? va-vr. u. g. Frank Lamont N.G.; w
X. rrrsfs-. ss-reArw S. Z. IoQf, lraAS-
Varrayr EaneE No. laa-meets every Tues
ssv rirhfat Oi4 Fellow Hal. e0rner bsAl
sr5 fss-asni3 streets Z. j. walker; y
&c y A. Mc0nber, y Co. Id ha4ket'
Ses'r 6. W. Eils-, Treasurer.
nHaREE JeBGE.
wrFzs DrszEz LoPeE No. SHEETS frst
Sr-rizy q each Zas1. 3 b5ngeAn. y
Mr n. A. WAr3lAw. D. D. NJ Aho4ES ba-
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Z. =. Hs5sa6. sssy; z. VI. Saith. I-ess.
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~ -r7 81 TAurs1Ev -iEatr q casa no1th.
NIX. Fra-th. c. r.;P. c Suith, d. -
Henry Tsnurts s. ": IheG. Bacon. scrlee
Jshn A. holl, Treasurer Dave heahAIa
sTrcarrFry7.E 70. E-1scts2 ds1d
as na-scsy uf-zu q each Zc1G J. ..
F-sr- a p.s s s. Garrett, B P: John u.
$50. s. w.; j. T. Leaked W; Z. d fhs-
49, rrhe; john Vt. Naynsgturg, Iress'
tFryFzAL REI1EF CcEITIEz-D i fortar'
cbairuan. Is Front street; Jehn W. ayEes-
-ur-. memrhis Oil Co., Secretary aln lrees-
urs-. II. GTouausr. J.. q. Shepherd, D. h
Pullcl, .. g. ksahaTd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-21
z NIGHTS or Il

FoUYTAIx LODGE, No. 296-meets every
Tuesday evening in Natsma Hall, No. 29s
, Second street. at IL o'clock. Geo. r. Merritt,
Dictator John Legler, Reporter.
UNIrY LoDGE No. 2l7-meets every Wednss-
day night at Hall, No. 298 Second street. up
stairs. E. N. Hearn, Dictator; A. B. Hill,
Reporter,
CHELSEA LODGE, No. 2S0-meets I'd and ith
W. z. Mitchell, D.; Al. Knapp. K
GERMAr11 LoDGE, No. 369-meets I'd and 4th
Tuesdays in each month at 29S Second (trect,
up-stairs. Jacob Braun. Dictator; John X.
Kleiner, Reporter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-21
BOATS LEAH1Nn To-Day.
Condition OF the Rivers.

Condition OF the Rivers.
The river here rose 6 inches in
the past "a hours up to noon to-day
and now stands "A feet above low
water mark. At Cairo the rise was
7 inches, with 81 feet 2 inches on
the gauge ; at st. Louis the rise was
2 inches, with u feet in the chan
mel out to Cairo at Pittsbarg the
decline was IL inches, with 6 feet
s inches on the gauge; at Cincin-
natl IS inches, with "a feet l inch
on the gauge; at Louisville -
inches, with 10 feet 3 inches in the
canal at Evansville tits stationary,
with 81 feet on the gauge. The
Cumberland declined 5 inches, with
l3 feet 10 inches on the gauge at
Nashville. The Arkansas is falling
at Little Rock, with 3 feet 4 inches
on the gauge, and a feet in the
channel from Pine Bluff to the
mouth. White river is receding,
with 81 feet from Jacksonport to
the month
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-21
EEw YosK. March q. 1855 p.m.-Cottep Is
quiet, with futures barely steady. Sales for
future delivery. IS. 100 hales.

LIvEaPOeI March 2. 1890 B.m.- Cotton il
very fat. Uplsnds. SD: Orleans, 67-l6d.
Sals1, 100 bales. Of when 1900 we're for export
and speculation receipts. 1900 bales. ofWhich
$40 were American. Arrivals opened Lied
lower; nov landing s. 32d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-21
OF
TvzErzsEu Lo1aT No Meots
- MIR ri.ft II HarmnrY

Tvvsrssrs LonaT No Nests NJ
every Monday risht 81 Harmony
Hall. J.. %. =, corner Beai and fernando
streets Jno. Wuron, &C.; Felix LeClerc, ".
c.; K. j. Walker, p: W.. y. .Moyston, : n
r. and &; g.. W. L. Creek, y. Of &; Albert
Swim, 2. Of 2.
MEMPHIS LrDcE No. Connects second, third
and fourth Tuesday evenings in each month.
at Pythi2p Hal, Ss Second street Vincent
c.; A. Mersell P; ". Ii. Atkinson, X. Of
r. and $ +. w. Vigus, NJ. Of E.; Jacob
Lutz. IL. +.
CmUR DE- LION Lopez No. 16-Meets I'd and
eth Wednesday e cry month, at 260 Second
rtraat, Vincent siook, opposite Court Square.
J. ". Anderson, c. c.; o.. W. Sohaier. v.
O.; j. q. Walston, ? F.; ). 7. Iomlinsen, II.
Of e.; d. G.. Reahard, K. Of X. S.; Q. A,
Burr, Ii. Of T.; Il. II. Briggs, P. @.