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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-05
NEW JERSEY.

New YORK, Nov 1.-THE Republicans in
New Jersey gain one State Senator and several
Assemblymen, and will retain control of both
branches of the legislature.
Isaac L. Martin is elected State Senator in
Middlesex county, N. }. (which gives the Repub
licans three majority in the State Senate.
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MINOR TEL ,EGRAMS.

The Womens National Christian Temper
ance Union convention at indianapolis, adj
iourned to meet in Boston in $780,
Gen. Grant and party arrived at Burlington,
Iowa, Monday night, and had formal recep-
ton yesterday.
1t is estimated that $1,000 people were pres
ent at the Grant reception at Burlington, Ia,
yesterday.
some Vahdal mas punctured noe III nom ,IlI
as Moran's painting of the Yellowstone at the
Capitol.
Mrs. Sally Cass died at Deerfield, N. H.,
Friday, at the advanced age Of 100 years. She
retained her faculties to remarkable degree.
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Eurnmeau IrEnrfgefs.

LONDON, Nov. 4-12.3o P. M.--Consols 81 Ills
for money and account.
LONDON, Nov. 4-12.30 P. M.-American secu-
rties-United States bonds, 41as at 1O9s4; is, at
1O61A; Erie 1925.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 4-12.3o P. M.-Cotton market
in good demand: Middling uplands l1-16d; Or
lion and export 100o;receipts II 200, American TO-
COO.
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MISSISSIPPI.

VIcKsBURG, Nov. 4.-The election was quiet.
But little will be known of the result before
morning.
JACKSON Nov. Affection was very quiet
and the Democrats probably carry the state
with the exception of a few counties. Yazoo
is Democratic.
GRENADA, Oct. 4.-TLe democrats carry
this precinct by majority of 200 out of a total
vote of 412. They will carry the county by
500, gain of 200 over last year.
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Surrender of Cuban Insurgents.

HAVANA, Nov. 4-Captain General Blanco
has left the district of Manzanilo completely
pacifed, and his forces are nov. engaged in
pursuing the insurgents in Bayamo and Jigua-
nj districts. The Jurisdiction of Loatunhs is
reported as completely quoted by the surrend-
er of 100 insurgents, one half of whom were
mounted.
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CRoM 0IrR CORRESPONDENT,

WISCASSET, Oct 3O-Ar, sch Hyue, Otis, New
York.
Sid schs Robt Woodruff, Lewis, Gloucester; j II
Miller, Blagdon. Boston.
Oct 31-Sld schs Superior. Coffin, and Emeline,
Roberts, Portland.
Nov sid, schs Mary Z Long Haidy, Norfolk;
War Eagle, Frsbee. and Herald, Frisbec, Boston.
Nov 2-Sld, sch Sylph Rines, Boston.
Ar, schs Franklin, Greenleaf, and st Elmo, Hum
phreys Boston
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NEBRASKA. =

LINcoLF, Nov. 4.-Returns come in slowly
candidate for Supreme Judge, is elected by
1900 majority. Republican Regents of the
University are elected. The total vote of the
state is 10000 The Republican county tick
cts are generally successful, and the Green
hackers make very small showing.
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One of the Noted James Brothers snot

One Of the Noted James Brothers Snot.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-DIspatches from South
western Missouri report the killing of Jesse
James, one of the notorious James brothers,
and supposed to be one of the gang who robbed
the train at Glendale, Mo-, recently, by George
Shepherd, formerly member of the same
gang. Shepherd joined James, who with
party was ON TIE road to Texas. After riding
with them some distance he suddenly shot
James in the head, wheeled his horse and fed,
escaping with shot in the thigh from one of
James's companions.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov At is not likely the Re-
publican majority on the state ticket will be
over 10000, though in some large interior
towns it may be materially increased. Pills
bury (Rep.) for Governor runs behind his
ticket, while Gilman for Leuit. Governor runs
ahead. Rice Dem) gets 10000 majority in
ST. Paul
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An Acquittal and Arrest for False I'm
prisonnent.

NEWPORT, r. l., Nov. 4.--Allen Bragg, Jo-
sePo aTn oser of IL e
rested for alleged theft of fish from vessel,
as before announced, were brought up for
trial this morning before Judge Baker and ac-
quilted. Capt. A. j. Hall of the vessel, who
had procured their arrest, was at once placed
under arrest under charges of false imprison-
ment, the damages being laid at $1,000 He
telegraphed to Gloucester for bail, aud until
word is received from his friends he will re-
main in iail
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at New York 4th, brig p Dewey, Smith, from
Monteyedio.
Ar at Palermo prev Sd inst, barque Ada P Could
Cakes, Bangor.
AR at Blaye 31st, ship Marcia Day, New York
Ar at Hamburg Sd, ship Robert Dixon, from Bak.
er's Island.
Ar at Bayonne Oct 2s sch Parepa, orcutt, from
No, Vhrlr
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MARINE NEWS.
J,a,,nch in Kennebunkport.

Launch in Kennebunkport
BIDDEFoRD, Nov. A three deck ship OF
1000 tons was launched Friday from the ship
ward of N. L. Thompson of Kennebunkport.
1t is rated in French Lloyds for twelve years
and is one of the finest ships ever built in
Maine.
Mutiny on Shipboard Quelled by the
Captains Daughter.
KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. 4.-The British brig
Geo. S. Berry, from Pensacola for Monteyideo,
arrived here with crew in mutiny. The
captain was badly cut by the mutineers. His
life was saved and the mutiny quelled by his
dauohter
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The ISthmuS Canal Project.

PANAMA, Oct. 25.-Gaston Blanchet sailed
on Oct. p for France in the steamer Olinde
Rodriguez AS a result of Mr.. Blanchets
visit, it is expected that a corps of engineers
v w to to SlH the preliminary work on
the canal
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. A large vote is being
polled and the Democratic majority will be
| much increased.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-1here is no question Of
the cleo ion of the Democratic State ticket
and Democratic legislature
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Mutiny on Shipboard Quelled by the
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


Shocks OF an Earthquake.
CoNToocooK, Nov. AT Il O'Clock this
morning shock of an earthquake was felt,
jarrng very perceptibly in many places. Some
people report a second shock few minutes
later. The principal shock was several
seconds in duration.
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MICHIGAN.
WISCONSIN,.

DETROIT, Nov. 1.-The Republicans elect a
majority of the city ticket and show gains OF
1000.
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Brig L. Staples, Wiscasset to Baltimore. Ice Toe.
schr Carrie L. Hicks, New York to Rockland coal
As.
Bark Charles G. Rice, New York to Java, oil p
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SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD and CONGRESS
Yeast Powder received the Award at the Mechan,
les Fair. Both pure and standard articles and
sold by most every grocer in Portland. Try them
and YOU will have no other
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IHb NCUISItlII IoIUUs IIVAI dppttlIo,
By his amazing distance known;
The lapse of more than eighty years,
In his annnInf ual1es nn.a alone

The November moon fulls on the 28th. The
old moon is in conjunction with Uranus on the
9Th. On the morning of the 10th Venus and
the slender crescent will form one of the love-
lest pictures of the month, rising nearly to-
gether. On the 18th the new moon will be in
conjunction with Mercury, the planet being
between the crescent and the horizon. On the
21st the moon will be near Jupiter, on the oath
near Saturn, on the Goth near Mars at mid
night
The planetary interest Of the month centres
around Mars, the moonless evenings at the
time of his opposition being favorable for
watching his movements. Venus comes in for
a large share of attention as Lucifer, the light
bearer in the early morning hours, and Mercu-
ry is to be picked up about the Goth. The No
yember meteors must not be forgotten among
objects of interest. They will be seen from
the 18th to the 10th, though observers who de-
sire grand display will have to wait for the
shower which astronomers promise in 1899.
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/ Anti Tammany coun-

New York, Nov. 4.-Anti- Tammany coun-
tyiofficers are elected.
1.30 A. M.-The World admits that Robin
son is defeated, but claims the election of the
rest of the Democratic state ticket by 10000
majority, and it comedies the legislature to the
Republicans
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E5Y TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire in China.

VAUDEVILLE, Nov. 4.-The dwelling and
contents of A. FL. Burrill Of China was burned
last night. Loss $1,000; insurance 5000 in the
Imperial and Northern.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
November g., A. M.
For New England.
clear or fair weather, ncrtherly winds, shifting
to east and south, with slowly risi ng tempera-
ture and, during the day, slowly falling bar
Dmeter.
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HAVANA. November 4.-Sugars very firm. Mer-
chants offer to contract for Centrifugas at reals
per arrobe gold below test and 9s reals above test
Planters held for Zee higher
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KANSAS.
VIRGINIA

TOPEKA, Nov. 4.-The Republican county
ticket here and in Lawrence are elected.
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Domestic Markets.

CHICAGO, Nov. Hogs-Receipts A, 600 head
shipping nominal and weak; other grades slow and
unchanged.
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California Mining stocks.
Daily Domestic Receipts.
Chicago Cattle Market.

By water conveyance--1Ooo bush Cornmeal to G
w. True Il Co.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland BaiEy Wholesale Market.

Il VEHstANs AUsEth! w HVKSsfaHO tEUkHCSs
PORTLAND. Nov. T.
Sugar continues to advance, and is quoted to-day
at $3.50 for graduated and 9s4 for Extra c. Flour
and Grain unchanged. Butter is active and firm
with light supply on hand Eggs rule high and
present prices are fully sustained. Petroleum is
lower and quoted at Sc. zs5Is
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions, &c.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, Nov. NINETY election districts
of this city give Cornell 5000, Robinson 747 KEEL
II 5297. At this rate Rcbinson's plurality will
will be not more than 10000 in this city, which
defeats him. More returns from the State
show increased Republican. gains.
One hundred and thirty-four towns and dis
tricts outside the cities of New York and
Brooklyn give Robinson 1851; Cornell 25 ,5S7 (;
Kelly 1899.
9p. m.-One hundred and forty districts of
this city give Cornell 1864, Robinson II ,494;
Kelly S,466; Lieutenant Governor, Hoskins
9.15 p. m.-One hundred and seventy cleo
ton districts out of CTS give Cornell u, no.;
Robinson 1882; Kelly 1886. Lieut.. Govern
or, Hoskins 1916; Potter %, 632.
The above shows that Robinson will have
about CO. 900, Cornell $4,000 and Kelly 10000
votes in this city. Cornell's plurality in the
state will be about $1,000, Potter, Dem.) for
Lieut.. Governor, will have $4,000 majority in
this city.
$50 p. m-235 election districts out of CTS in
Kelly IA, 1888. There is fair prospect of the
Tammany county ticket being elected.
9.55 p. m.-211 towns and precincts outside
of New York and Brooklyn give Robinson
2S,775, Cornell 1882, Kelly 229l.
Top m.-The vote in 10 districts in Brook
lyn give Cornell 1857, Robinson 4610 Kelly
439. This indicates Robinson's plurality in
the city al 10000.
800 election districts out of $40 in this city
give Cornell 20.472, Robinson 26,299, Kelly
1867.
$3.50 election districts or one-half the city give
Robinson 9,S45 plurality. Cornell leads Kelly
1857 and Potter is more than Hoskins A.9l4.
Returns from various senatorial districts in
this city indicate the election of Democrats
and Republicans. 2S6 tonws and precincts
outside Of this city and Brooklyn give Robin
son 80 ,6S1, Cornell 81 $50, Kelly 1916.
800 districts of the State outside of New
York and Brooklyn give Robinson 44,2S7, Cor
nsl &c, 41O, Kelly 4,S4S. This includes Albany.
BROOKLYN, Nov 4.-Thirty-one districts
give Cornell 1854, Robinson 1929, Kelly 271.
Midnight-Figures now to hand from outside
of the cities of New York and Brooklyn indi-
cate that Mr.. Cornell will have plurality OF
So 900. This elects Cornell by q plurality OF
1900, which may be increased to 1900 or les
sened to 10000. The Democratic state ticket
other than Governor Robinson, is undoubtedly
elected by at least $1,000 majority. Both
branches Of the Legislature are surely Repub-
lican by good majority.
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Observation-Disclosures is somewhat checked by
the scarcity of tonnage and vessels now on the
way to this port be readily chartered in advance
of arrival. The following charters were made for
the week ending to-day:
Schr Canton, Portland to Matanzas or Cardenas,
shocks and heads 34c.
Schr Kate NJ. Hilton, Portland to Baltimore heads
&c p pair.
Schr Julia, Portland to New York, lumber l so.
Bark Joseph L. Marshall, Portland to London,
grain 5s Cd.
Bark n. M. Haven, Portland to Cardenas or Ma
tanzas, cooperage, lump sum S1725. .
Brig Kaluna, Portland to Cardenas or Matanzas,
hid shocks and heads SAC.
Ships Kingsport and Sovereign, and Bark Cedar
Croft, Portland to direct port in O. E., grain IS 3d.
Brig Hattie s. Bishop, to north of Hatteras. log
wood 81 and port charges.
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are now prepared to show the
most desirable stock OF Foreign
and Domestic goods which they
have ever had the pleasure to OF
fer, comprising Dress Goods in
all the New Shades, Scotch PIaids
for Claildren's dresses, Cashmere
Trimmings, BrOcade and stripe
Silk VeiVets, Plain VefvetS In ali
cOlOrs, Plain and Striped Velvet
Gems. Satizas i'm plain black and
cOfOrS, Pekin Stripes i'm black and
cOlOrs, BrOcade Silks i'm all cOl0rs,
boil, Foreign and American, and
"a complete assortment OF plain
Black and COlOreG Silks which
they feel confident are superior
goods.
They call special attention TO
their stock OF Flanneis, both
white and cOaOred, and WOOiens
for Mems and Boys clothing. One
case OF WOOlens which they offer
at rs cents per yard, never before
sold for less than $l.OO.
They have just added TO their
stock a full line OF ladies and
Gents Underwear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Buttons, &c.
They respectfully call attention
to the above and solicit the pat
rOnage OF all.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, Nov. 4.-Following is the full vote
of this city: Long, 1928; Butler, %, 445;
Adams. 1880; Eddy, 49, Buffers majority
over all, 3,57S; majority over Long, 5,207-an
increase of 719 votes for Butler over last year.
One hundred and eleven towns and cities
give Long. g., 116; Butler, 5,672; Adams, A.
$780, Last year Talbot had 6S, 19S, Butler 81.
375, Abbott 1890.
Returns as far as received indicate that Long,
Republican candidate for Governor, is elected
by from 10000 to $4,000 plurality, and this may
be increased to Is 900 by further returns. The
Republican candidates for state officers are
probably all elected and the legislature will be
largely Republican. The vote shows mate
rial falling off as compared with last year. The
prohibition vote amounted to little and the
straight Democratic ticket received but small
support.
towns including all the cities but Lawrence,
give Long majority of ,294 over Butler.
9p. m.-Two hundred and ten cities and
towns give Long 95,087, Butler 81 ,5S3, Adams
7,71O. Last year Talbot had 104,429, Butler
S0,475, Abbott 1904.
Two hundred and sixty-six towns and cities
in this state give Long 1855, Butler $3.50,
Adams 1915. Same towns last year gave Tai
bot 124 ,317, Butler 98,317, Abbott 9,0S9. The
streets are filed tonight with crowds and the
results from the New York election are watch
ed with as much interest as the returns of this
state.
The Press on the Election.
In discussing the results of today's voting
the Journal says: ''While the majority against
Butler is not so large as it should have been,
it is sufficiently emphatic to show that Massa-
chusetts, under most adverse circumstances, is
a thoroughly Republican state. The most
striking lesson which the result presents is
weakness of independent movement, and the
most surprising feature of the returns is the
utter collapse of the so-called regular Democ-
racy. If Gen. Buffers following, numbering
$4,000 Democrats, appear at the national con-
vention, they must he admitted
The Herald says: 1.-THE result is just what
might have been expected. 1t does not be-
lieve that Butler will ever have much Demo-
cratic following again, for the Democrats who
have voted for him these two years have Sacri-
feed their principles without obtaining any re-
ward. 1t speaks of his defeat as the defeat of
arrogant wealth and the vindication OF the
poor mans rights"
BOSTON, Oct. 5.--Returns up to / a. IN. show
the following vote: Long 121 ,204, Butler 1857
237, Adams 9,713 Eddy 1,44S. Longs plurality
1857.
BOSTON, Nov. 4.-There is falling off in
the State Republican vote from last year of
1900.
The Advertiser also considers that Butler
had substantially the whole Democratic party
behind him. and while the plurality of Long
is not equal to it's hopes it is, under the Cir
cumstances, as decisive as it is satisfactory,
The Post congratulates the Democrats on the
record made by the supporters of Adams and
Plunkett. They did not expect success and
have realized their full expectations. 1t con-
graduates the Democracy on having regular
organization.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-05
Tuesday, July %. 1879.

n front Of the, Planters Insurance Building.
!he folloWlng described real estate cOnveved
in said trust deed, to-Wit:
situate, lying and being in the county of
ohel9y ana state Of Tennessee, and Thir-
teenth civil district, one tract being In sac-
ton one ~ range eight (8L. Of the Eeventh
surveyors district: Beginning at a stake an
the west boundary line of grant No. 160el, tba
southeast corner OF D.. ii. ToWnsend's 6l6-aere
tract thenee north with the west line Of
sald grant No. 1854, ~ chains Is links Ia
the center of NOnoonnak creek with sluo
pointer marked ID, on the south bank of said
creek; thence up said creek, with the eenter
thereof, north 81 30, east 4 chains "a Iints
north Y east 2 chains 65 links, north, 800 90,''
~ o cnalns % Inks, south So east 2 chains
% INKS, south 90 east 4 chains Is Iinks.
south AZ, east 3 chains 8 links, south ~ Soi
west l chain, south S3o, west 3 chains "a Iinkst
south o., east 4 chains rs links, south lle S0'
west chain q links, south 52o so. west l chain
% INKS, south ~, west 2 chains s links, south
81 west 3 chains "a links, south Sc, west 2
chains, south 2. east / chain, IS links, south
AZ, east 3 chains IS links, south 79o' east D
chains 20 links, south So 30, east 3 chains 50
INKS 70 a stake in the center Of said creek.
with black gum on the south bank of said
creek links west of line marked Z, | blaek-
gum p links east Of line marked NJ, thence
south 20 west "a chains rs links to a
small ~blackgum: thence west 3 ebs;ns
70 links to the beginning, containing loo
avIeS' 0elhk tne same conveyed by Peter
Mitchell To- D. II. Townsend on the 18th day Of
January, 1870, and duly recorded in the regis
ter's oiice OF Shelby county, Tenn, in book
Also one other tract beginning at the sa,oo
point with the tract first described: thancs
WestWardly 100 chains and | link to a stske.
thence n0rthwardly 80 chains and 81 links 10
me northern boundary line of the William
Lyttie ZOO acre tract Of land; thence east
Mardly with the said northern boundary line
% chains and o. links to astake; thence north
east, y chains and 80 links to n stake.
thence eastw9rdly with said northern bound.
airy line 81 chain and 80 links 10 the west
boundary line of grant No. 1854.
thence, sopthWardly with said west bound.
any oil chains 81 links to the beginning,
u heing the b46 acre subdivision of the VIM
Lyttle tract of 2250 acres, the same formerly
owned by William Jones, and on the eastsrn
was laid of.
Also an undivided one-fourth interest Of
the lot Of ground situated on The southeast
corner OF Main and Beal streets, in the city of
Memphis thence south 81 feet front on Main
street TO Iownsend's line thence east with
SAID line 10 feet to Mulberry street; thence
~nOrthwardly with the west line of MuIberrv
street llb feet to Beal street; thence west-
Wardly with the south line of Beal street I7S
feet to the beginning,
The equity Of redemption is expressly
waived andthe title believed to be good, but
l shall sell and convey only as Trustee.
- 7. WINCHESTER, trustee,
June W, l6iS. l02-l2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-05

NJ. Jones, Of the coal firm Of Brown
4 Jones, and Mr.. G. b. Bryan, of
Bryan 4 ONeal gave the services Of
their steam tugs and fats yesterday
and last night to the orphans. free of
charge. Steamboatmen arc noted for
their beneyolcnce and charity, and
their kindness yesterday, and thought
fulness Of the comfort and pleasure of
the poor little waits will ever be re-
membered by them. There is no class
OF people in the universe more gene
rous and benevolent than steamboat
men. They can always be found at
the front in time of need.
The White river mail packet Milt
Harry, Captain Pete Macarthur in
command, came in yesterday afternoon
from White river with 3 bales cotton.
l2S8 SKIS seed, z bbls potatoes and l60
pkgs general merchandise. She had
also a large list of people. She and
the p%alatial steamer Josie Harry, in
command Of that eyer-popular White
river boatman, Captain Milt Harry.
will leave Sunday evening at 5 o'clock
for Whiteriver, carrying the mai, doing
all way business, and going through to
yacksonport, making conhection with
lght-draught steamers for upper
White and Black rivers. The Josie
Harry is n of the most complete
passenger packets on the river, and is
a good boat to travel on. She will
pay strict attention to all Mississippi
river business this side Of Terrene.
Walker Outlaw, an efficient clerk and
worthy gentleman, presides at the
desk, assisted by Messrs. H. Z. Smith
and Lou Hudson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-05

ID to 10 hands range from SO to $3.50;
large heavy, $50; horses $50 10 SITS for
good 10 extra saddle and harness stock I;
good 10 common plugs and work horses,
$40 to $50. Business fair, with demand
chiefly for saddle and harness animals.
LIVE STOCK-No corn-fed cattle
offer. Grass-fed beeyes from good TO me-
dunn, 3@81c gross; common and fat
cows and heifers, 2@3c; scalawags
and grazing cattle, 1K@2kc. Receipts
light; demand limited, and market
weak. Sheep and lambs are in fair de-
mand and good supply at 81 25@2 80 per
head for lambs Sl@3 for common sheep,
and 2A@3Lc gross For medium to choice
butcher sheep. Hogs, no demand and
market held nominally 2z@4c for rough
to choice light weights. Cows and calves
sI0gzo according to grade. Young calves
3G6 per head.