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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-06
REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OFFICE OF
Joseph Smith & Co.,
Corner Bridge and Union Sts.,
LAMBERTvILLE, N. j..

Resl estate bought sold and exchanged, or in
~ at the lowest rates consistent with the Interest
OF the assured.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgage and taken
for investment In the same.
Persons Wishing to buy properly viii do we'll to
consult the list given below. and those having any
for sale will fnd it to their interest to have I
eaiaiogued that attention may BE- called to Il.
The following properties are now offered for sale
at prices and terms especially desirable:
A Brick:Dwelling House on York
street, east Of Main, present residence
of Thomas B. Naylor.
The Fine Brick Dwelling belong
ing to Hugh B. Ely, on York street.
Most eligibly situated and the house
and grounds all in prime order. Will
be sold bargainif applied for soon.
A Good Brick Dwelling House on
the south side of York street, east of
Main, and contains 6 rooms and at-
tic, all in good repair. Well of good
water and cistern at the door.
A Good Brick Dwelling House
containing Six Rooms, situated on
the Turnpike Road, near Levi Rey-
nolds, will be sold at bargain.
Also, Two Small Frame Dwellings
on Quarry st.
No. /. Is nice three story brick
dwelling house, on Union
ST., between York and Dele
van, continuing s rooms.
No. 2. A three-story brick dwelling,
on Swan st., bet. Main and
Union SITS. Can be bought
at a price making a good
investment for any one, or
nice home for a small
family.
No. 4. A large brick dwelling house
with stable, on Bridge st.,
near the depot. A good
business location, and ii,
position to grow in value.
No. 5. A brick house with vacant
lot, with barn, situated on
Washington and Coryell
SITS, very cheap.
No. 6. A large lot on the Delaware
and Raritan Canal, North
of Moore's Spoke Factory.
Lot is 81 #. on the canal,
and has three tenement
houses renting for good
income, and the property
is also approaching in
vaine.
No, Z. lisa frame dwelling and store
room with a bakery at
tached, situated on Della
ware avenue, one of the
best streets in the city. A
COED location for the bak-
ing business, and can be
bought cheap.
Several other desirable properties
now in hand and for sale not includ-
ed in the above list.
sept Is. isss
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINtNIIAI REP1ETS.

/ All quiet at the banks. M1uay continues
/ available at Gas per cent discount. Exchange
on NV YORK and principal Eastern point
( discount buying; discount on three days,
and premium selling. and exchange on
Nrw Orleans Z discount buying, and par
selling. Bank stocks are quoted e. fol-
lows as per corrected list furnished by tte
Manhattan BslE. February 2lsl: Bank Of
CImmerce. 30; First National, I2JO,l3J;
German National, 200; N4nh8tau, 1000
$50; State National, lZt; Union and Plant
ere, l22. Insurance etoci,.: Buff City, IS;
Heruau3o, l'O5Gl55; Home, 81; Memphis
City %; Peoples, g0r,J5; Pnenix, Is;
Planter, I00N1I05. Riiroad stocks. Mem
Phis and Charleston, 6sfg70; Mississippi and
fenne-see, 65675; Moale and Ohio, 27g.29;
Memphis aud Charle-loE first mortgage boG8s,
q, ll2fI ll6; do. second mortgage bonds IS
tl58jl, 1920 lOS; do. cOnsol-, IL; Memphis
and Little Rock FIRST mortgage bonds, 6,
lGO(gll0; Mississippi and Tennessee cous8i-,
A, 100; do. b. 1l9. Miscellaneous: Memphis
gas stock, 75'a 50; do b11d-. ga 100; Mem
phis Water Company, 9sGl 100; Memphis city
DJnGs, old, 2Sla,32; c0mprJmi-e bond, 5S|1.jJ;
coupons from old b1uds, 50; from compro-
misc bonds, $3.50; ledger balances, -:
Judgments on coupons and bonds &c;
paving indeb-edues-, .; Shelby county
lO3; warrants, 90 GlC1 bid-nsns OF the I
market; Mississippi levee bonds and con-
pOna, District No. }, 10; DO. scrip, 10; Bank /
Of tennessee notes, new issue, 3565t5; Crit |
tendon county (ArkaGsas) warrants, 20; DO |
Dssha county, 81; DO Mississippi county, so |
Building and Loan Assy, ia;ioas pr sharc /
Bluff City, 1906; Clerks, IS; German |
American, p; Memphis Building aud say
ings Association. 1fJ"I42
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1sDfaE,s-u4EkE1ass.
EsEfk VE&OEs.

HALLS NEGErsBLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER Is scientific combination
IF some Of the most powerful restora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
Il restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. It cures dandruf and hmnors,
and falling-out Of the hair. It furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair IS nourished and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist. soft and glossy.
and is unsurpassed as Il hair dressing.
It IS the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public. as it, effects
remain long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t IS
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State AsSayer OF Massachusetts.
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
mas increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and in
foreign lands, and it is now known and
used in all the civilized countries OF
the world.
For sale by all dealers
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The Liverpool kilograms OF yesterday re-
ported fair Isiness at previous prices.
Sales, 10000 ba'er, Of which GG00 were
amelican. Receipt, 1900 bales, Of which
1920 .sr- American.
AtI2.30: Uplsnda, o I6I; Orleans, g. ID.
The Liverpool market Tor futures at nooE
" as steady; March, March-Aprii, i l. 32i;
April-M4y, 6 SO sizes 10 32d; May-June,
6 q 645; Jane July, G} 6 % 80, 6 47-64d;
July August; 6 5l-Gi 6 1864; Augu-t-Ssp-
tent. rs 27-J2, G 53 ga; September :tober,
q q 32i.
A. 80: Futures quiet.
A. 2:3o: May-Jun-, II-I6d; June-July,
Gij. Manchester yarns and fabrics quiet
and unchanged.
At 800; March-April, So Cad; April
Nay, 1861.
At 4: August-S p,em5er, 6 27-321.
At 5: M1rch, March-April. 9 l6i; April
Nay, 65d; May June, 6 IS Gid; June-JuIy,
6 50 641; Augu>t-S ptember, 80 CAL.
Futures closed steady, with the entire list
advanced 1921.
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ST. LOUIS, Mach The attorney general
for the Hannibal aCd St. Joseph railroad
yesterday filed at Jefferson City, 4 motion
for leave 20 lie an ainend d supplemental
bill in tho proceedings instituted against
Govern Cri.tenlea to restrain and enj in
him iron advertising the road Tor sale under
the lien OF the State A I'll ,nt's restraining
motions are to the Gflsct that certain nego-
tiations are noF pending between the parties
TO said action, 10y which they are eadeayor-
ing . adj asst their equities A. between them
selves, as suges sied by the court in pass
ing upon the former plea Tor temporary
injunction III th.s case, and il j. only in the
event Of their failure TO 80 adjust said
equities tEet it is desired 10 file said bill;
that il ia important that the compliments
have leave 10 fi;e ssij bill aad ile the same
in cas-. this ff1I's nov being made 10 effect
an adjustm-u ut shsH prove frIiless, bscause
there is large sum Of nonsy-the
sum OF - 00o,0J in controversy, and that
one party or the other is sustaining loss in
interest upon the same, amounting to
about the sum Of abrUt $500 per diem,
aud that said negotiation wilt either
be concluded or broken OF within the next
tHeuty DAYS and in iLe rvsut%aat this leave
IS NJ g 2utel TO the conpisinIaiI they
would De complied to vait u1til The next
rule day. IN April, before they cluii ask this
Lave; whereas, il il BE- granite !. and ii be-
comes necessary 10 file the said anne Hded
supplemental bill. they can do SO il this
leave be granted before the next rule day.
Attorney General McIntyre, for Governor
Crittenden, objected to the granting Of the
motion, tut the court uverTuied tine Objsc-
ti1n anl granted the motion.
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PARIS March 7.-R-utas, Sit, &C.
NEW ORLEANS. March Sight exchange
% NV York 8 per $1,000 premium. St-rl-
ing exchange-bankeIs' bills, 1861
LONDON, March 7.-CJusols, 100 Q Is; az
count, 100 1916; Illinois Central, 1877; New
York Central, 1874; Erie, 1873; seconds, 93;
Reading, 3d..
NEW YORK, March Money Ia 8 per cent.
pr annum; cloaed at + per cent. offered.
Prime mercantile paper, 5@6 pr cent.
Sterling eXchapge-h3nEer-' b.lis steady,
1857; demand, 1870. Governm Ut bonds were
fairly firm and per cant. higher for extaEd-
ed IS and AZ coupons, and unohrag5d for
extended g., AS registered ans T. Rail
road bonds active and weak. State securities
we're generally lower. Share speculation
opened Irregular the most important changes
being the advance from yesterdays closing
prices Of per cent. in Nashville and Chat
ianooga and ( in New Jersey Central, and
decline OF per cent. in X chmond and Deu-
vile, = in Erie preferred, l in Indiana,
Bloomington and Western and per cent. in
Cincinnati, SIndusky and Cleveland. In
early dealings decline Of IC924 per cent. was
recorded in which J. usville and Nashville,
Denver and Rio Grlnde, Missouri Pacific,
Texas Pacific ami Erie were most prominent.
Toward noon this was followed by a recOv-
cry of 4(G2 per cent Memphis ami Charles
ton, Denver and Rio Grsnie, Louisville and
Nashville, and Wabash preferred being
prominent therein, while Richmond and
D6nviile sold up Is per cent, to 135. In the
early part OF tie afternoon areaction Of ia
& per cent. took place, Union Pacific lead
ing, succeeded 10 late dealings by an advance
Of ! TO per cent, Denver AMI Rio Grante,
Missouri, Petite, Texas Pacific, Kansas aud
Texas, and Western Union being the most
prominent in the upward movement. In
Gnal dealings the general list felt eff 5G2
per cent the latter for Louisville aud Nash
vile, while Alton and Terre Hsute pre-
ferred sold down 3 per cent, to 70; Memphis
and Charleston advanced ., declined a1d
closed at a recovery Of II per cent. The
market closed generally weak. Transactions
aggregated 325,OO0 shares.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DgPARTUREoFT TRAINS

Chesapeake, oIfiu Rmd SOufh1 este-n-
Trains move as follows; Mail Leaves daily. CZ-
cent sunday. 50 4:01 pm; freight leaves daily at
900 am Mail arrives daily, except sunday, at
s.ul.; freight arrives dolly "a 3 SPIN.
Memphis assf f.trtIe no, st-Irsius move
g. iHioWs; Passenger 10. leaves daily ~ i--J
am freight l--re- daily. except sunday a. $3.50
an. Pa -eascr NJ. arrive dolly at 40 d m
'ItizHt arrives daily, exc lt Sunday az t:sJ ? m.
fsrU1E.li aGh hgr.'.'0 lt-ira-rS move
u follows. r.tE .la. E#Hf and express leaves
dEay o. 300 pm; -s-- mel. and express leaves
U-..y 20 IH-1F sarn=rs lie accommodation
leaves daily. exec E sunday a. T. - pm. Mail and
express arrive daily gl $40 am; fast mail AND
express arrives dIily et $40 pm; Somervile &C.
cynnotEtou arrives daily, except sunday, e.
S.I5 O. Getty timel
Bout ptsse and GashgIIIa-TTasns move
g. 10 lows Fast m M arrives daily At -uj
leaves 10 u M. mai leaves daily at s;D
p. M. passenger accommodation leaves daily al
lp-t9G "a, arr w. daily az $3.50 p. m. Getty timeJ
viii make clos connection for all points East
Browns ,l-e accommodate on leaves daily. except
sunday, II 4;5J a.n-; mail arrives daily at $50
=. N; Brownsville GsnOUllD1alOn arrives daily.
except Sunday. ESD am.
htgSssSippi and tennessee TT irs move
rs follows. New orleans mail leaves daily a.
l2.i u.ra; New Orleans 81 express leaves daily
al 500 r.. eight leaves daily, exceTt sunday,
a. o. IS New Or.eaLs mail arrives daily at ~ |
am; View Orleans Gas. express arrives daily st
$50 IN. fragHF arrives daily. except sunday, al
$50 =. u. Freight fr.'us eErrr passengers.
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+ scarcely rqgsl 81. tie butcher demand.
Pricez are lyu as quoted. Light Tecsi Fts gre
looked Tor On tai- market for the next thrs=
months. consequently prices t9s su.cher-
cattle will -euail % Tor some time. Fair
supply of hogs on the market Prices about
the same Us lat week. No sheep here, but
wanted by the butchers.
CATTLE-Jhoice native and Texas corn
led, Ver po1n6, SO &c; good native and fexas
c1ru-fed. Ibr5c: medium native and Texas
eoru-fsd. 3tG4Ic G: smooth, fat oxen, weigh
ing 1000 - 1900 pounds, Sat5+Ec; rough
steers and cows, IN good condition, 23C55-;
fat heifeTs and co.'s .fd4r; choice sra=-. 81
& lzc; fair 80 medium grass, 5.15.ci scala
gag- aud common, i4l52Ic.
>HEEg-Cho5e. pr pound, 5G54c; ne
dium, per pound, $40 &c; common, per head,
SOL 50; choice lambs, per head, SSC93 80;
m-9ium lauJ-, PR head, S2G2 %.
HoGs-Choice corn" per pound, 75(eSc.
medium, per pound, 6lG7lc; common, per
pound, Hose.
Cows AND CALYEs-AIilch COWS with Young
calves, per head, Sl5G35; yearl.ugs, per
head, SfG7.
y B.-The above quotations are from
actual daily sales.
by Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS. March Hogs lower and de-
cliniBg; light 70 god No-kers, > 7jEl6;
packing, - 75a5 40; butchers to select,
IS 50G6 IS; pigs, = 50Ct5 20. Receipts,
100 head; shipments, 200 mead.
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The sky CLEANED through the ri.t in the
bulkhead and the boat was 4 shattered wreck
Through The breach and up the stairways
the passC myers hurried, and NhiIe the counted
seconds seemed each life as eyes strained
toward the life-saving station, from which
the boats were seen hurrying, it was dis
covered Iha the forward part of
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Narch Exports OF cotton
goods Tor tLs week zs92 packages. The
market was less active and the demand and
z,l.c ions Of moderate order. Cotton goods
in irregular inquiry, with new bulins S.
of fair proportions. Prints in fair order
request wigh requirements confined TO Abe
best work and styles. Dress goods doing
fairly with agents, but there ia a better job
oiug di4tri:uion. White goods doing vel
at -econi hands. Hosiery and underwear 10
steady delivery but light demand. Ken
tucky j ans and cott3Badcs inactive. QI t.
are in good distribution, and the production
sold largely ahead. Men's- wear woolsns con
iinue 10 have eonsiderable attention, with
business Of moderate proportions. Fiaunel,
in seasonabie request for regular ztyles, hui
goci demand for dress qualities.
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FOX ARKANSAS CITY.
FOR DYERsBURG.

FOB WHITE AND BLACK RlVERs.
MILF HARRY LfSE-Senr phfs " ,IitS
and RIacf. River a. 3. szaI: Packet
For Indian Bay, Ct Charles, Clarendon, DeTaIk
Bluff Des Arc, Augusta, Jsck.onPO-t, Sesrcy,
Bstesvflle, PoThEtIsn. and PccshonpsS. Inc
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Net Ne N-t Net
On Us g'n loss On LIS sG 1-s
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CHICAGO. March IA freight engine on
the Northwestern slipped boiler bolt Al
the city limits to-ai.ht and the ping
steam severely sclIded the fireman and en-
ginecT The ,ngine then ran unchecked
Eutii il met The outgoing Omaha passenger
train, with which il collided. Both engines
were badly wrecked. The locomotive tele-
sc3ped the tender and three clerks in the
mai car were co.'s 'dsrsbly bruised. The ac-
cLd Int anpearel ID BE- unav.ilable.
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HORSES AND MULES.

Fair supply on the market, AMI prices IN
ch augad
MULEs-N9. dray mules. &c to I6l hands,
Sl75G225; 49, tn Is, Sl50@l75; Is to 81
Sl25@l50; I4t 30 Is, SlOO@l25.
HORSES Good driving, SI25@2G0; heavy
draft. none on the market; saddle horses,
SI4O@22j; plug, S40G75.
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Advisory COntoI,-.oss ga DIEerentiaE

NEW YORK. Msrch 7.-Tne advisory com
mission on ferental rates gave second
public hearing today. Franklin Ei-on
spoke Of the geographical aGvant ages en-
jDyed Dy New York over rival cities
The argument OF the Board Of Trade and
Transportation regarding difIersntiaI rates
was read, aud the commission adjourned 20
meet asain wien The chamber i ready TO be
hesrI
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Consolidation Of fIse a. q. q. asssi 4. and q.
u. Ann y. 0a.1ia Declared iiIegAI.

COLUMBUS, March I'm the case of the
State OF Oaio on relation Of the attorney
general rs W. II. Vanderbilt Ct al the Su-
preune Court 70 day decided in favor OF the
plaintiff by alio0ing judgment of custer,
thus declsring the consolidation Of the Z. {
C. and ! and the c. III. and d. roads and the
lease lines Illegal. These roads were bought
up by Vanderbilt last summer and consOli-.
dated under the name OF the Ohio Railway
CJnpany. a. tn; system included most of
the roads in the State, Jewett and Wander
b.l. have been in litigation ever since the
consolidation las elieCtei and this is the final
adjustment of tie case. Il is held by tn
court that the lines running FROM To'edo to
Cincinnati and from Cleveland 10 Cincinnati,
are competing and under the OHIO stutute
cannot be consolidated. Loter.-Tne
supreme Court decision prohibiting the con
Cinuati and Indianapolis with the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton, to form the Oiio
r iiIwly Company, has created something of
II sensation ia railw ~ circles here. Psesi-
dent Dsvereaux Is not expected home until
next week. FIce-Presideut Burke saws that
while he had thought such a decision not
impossible, ne was surprised tszt il was BASED
on the ground stated ia tie dispatch. He
r7cOguiz the decision as final, and says it
viii undoubtedly be operated separately in
harmony and with Common interests, thus
being practically one line, though nominaily
two.
The annual election of the Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis
which was 20 have been held last We3nes day,
bat was passed on account OF the condition
OF its legal affairs, i to be called for the
earliest practical dale.
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HousE.RuILo,Nc MATERIALS

Bricks, lime and cement sre dull at Tor
mer prices.
NAus-:S 75 rates pr keg.
RRIcks-Hard, $40 50; soft. 50 a thousand;
Erehrick. $4G4 50 a hundred.
LINE AND CEsIESr-Aiabama LINE, .
bushel barrel, 955(Sl a barrel; Tennessee,
24-bu-hel barrel, S5t6,90e; Louisville Cement,
81 7O91 % barrel; Rosedale cement, . 80
4 barrel: Portland, $; Plaster of Paris, - 50.
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SEEDS.

The following list OF prices covers the
principal articlrs for which there is at pres
eut daily increasing demand.
CLOvER-S6 % per bushel.
CLASSIFIED top, or herd, Il 10 per busAel
orchard, 81 90; ezra clean blue, 81 %; tim
othy, $3la3 p; German millet, 81; Hunga-
rian, 81 -.
OATs-Red rust proof, $4,000; black, 65
@75c.
OSIoys.Ssts. 81 SOFAS.
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ions-a mothers Solioitnie and mother
grief. From the midst of the group of trem-
bling women who chung 10 each other Tor
support and for sympathy. came 3 wild cry
OF agony. Mrs. Darick, Of Blackburn, KY,
was travelling with two children, and one Of
them, little girl Of ten summers, was miss
ing. The child had been clinging TO its
mothers skirts during the terrible moments
OF the disaster, and was Al her side when the
Passengers rushed up to the decks; but after
that time the child had not been seen. Just
at this juucture cry came up from below
that sent a thrill Of JOY through the sorrow-
ing mothers heart. She recognized it as the
voice Of her little one. Save her, save my
child. was her agoE;zing appeal, and, for
get1ul OF self, half dozen brave men leaped
down through the stairway and brought the
child to the roof, TO Re pressed with Joy to
the bosom that nourished it, and she covered
ii with kisses such as only mother can give
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AHuIsai Re port 81 she ~. u. and :. 2.
Railroad.

New York. March The annual report
of the ST Louis an San Francisco Railroad
Company will be presented at the meeting
al st. Louis, March 14gh. Ii will show gross
earnings Tor the calendar year 1881 of
S. $50, 528, an increase Of $462, 152; operating
expenses, 81 ,$35, 1S2, an increase of S171, 7j3;
expended for Improvements, $l52 88j; net
earnings, 81 ,57S, 466, an increase Of S205 253 ;
paid or appropriated for interest or sinking
fund, $3.50, i02; dividends, $4,000; balance,
SCI, 455; aggregate for three years. SOS, 600
The company has remaining 7OS 400 acres OF
land, estimated to be worth 325l7, 500. The
m after of consolidation, with or without
perpetual lease OF several branch roads, win
come before the annual meeting.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

Coal OIL-Whoiesale lois, l0c per gallon.
By Telegraph
CLEVELAND, Mach -.-Petroleum-s.w.
10 :.
PfrTsBURG, March Petroleum mod
era.ely active: united certificates opened ~
81 s.; swamp. 500; refined. 80, Philadelphia
ti..,lvaTv.
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Aauaini-tJafar-s notice.

THE undersigned having ben gran ted letters CT
i administration MON tnz estate q Ii-LGcl
HcTa1GeI- decreased By ff= H1.. u1z5.= Probate
Court % shell cOCltT. 81 Ta-sols i- e1 % = q
Eall5 l-- hereby s.e=tc1 90 sl--e .1-asr 70 md
are nodded - 81 sent LHsE- .--.l ali. IKE 70
Ecribzd b-- LAW Or thy Iii be rs--r-i
gASET N-CS ,,
Admin ely tcr a Michael = l-ci-l deceased
Taylor q. Carroll, Attorney we'i
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fully tar, 6.97!c; prime to choice, - Sc;
yellow clarified, s5'gS.c. Molasses-com-
mon, i5fa sec; centrifugal, 400 G5c; f-rment-
ing, $4,000, prime To choice. 60l6,70c.
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RRooMs AND sRooM-coRN.

Brosml OF home mauui ic,ure and broom
corn continue in good demand.
Broom CoRN-Per ION, Sl50G 220, accord
ing to grade.
BRooMs - Per d.zen in Wholesale lots,
81 T564
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THE SCENE IN THE CABIN.

just after the boat struck the first time, was
one that beggars description. At the first
-hock the passengers sPrang 10 their feet
Faces paled aud trembling lips needed not
to ak the cause of the Ominous shiver thas
ran through the craft from stem to stern
In the few minutes that elspsed while tbs
boat was drifting broadside toward the rocks
below the bridge the passengers
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Above low
water

-- Rise Fall
Feet. Inches. inches inches
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THE COTT0N MARKETs.

The local msrkel opened quiet aud clcsed
steady, with good demand sales, $500 bales
inclu3ing 1000 bates Monday svening-3I0O
to exporters, 400 10 spinners.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, L. :. A,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, MaCTh :, lSs2.
The following observations are taken at
the same moment OF time (l:0S p.m.) at all the
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Annual Meeting Of ;ssociS q oideTs of the
IsannrI Raeifc.

ST. LOUIS, March At the annual meet
ing to-day ths stockholders Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad elected the following board
Of directors for the ensuing year: Jay Gould,
Russell Sag, T. /. Amss, VIM f. Buckley,
Il. 5. Hayes, S II. H. Clarke, Sidney Dillon,
Thomas +. Eckert, George J. Forrest, Sam
u-l Sloan, A. L. Hopkins, II. G. Marquand,
George Gould. The meeting OF the Iron
Mountain Company, which was TO be held
to-day, was postponed 10 the l4th, when Jay
Gould viii be here and the annual reports Of
DO "a roads presented.
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Thrilling Scenes and IneFdenIs Con-
necsers with tbe Stalking OF HE James
n

The ioilosing graphic descrip tion of ex-
citing scenes aboard tie james D. Parker.
which sank at LGuisville Sunday, are ex-
o-rptd from The CoaTieE-JoUraoFs repor: OF
liz 4 laster:
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Rev Or cans.

New Orleans spots opened quiet; al II so,
quiet; at 1:50, steady; at $3.50, firm, the
market closing with quotations unchanged
and sales OF 5000 b4le-.