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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-18
eessoNA, ANocENEeA,

The fastest long run ever made west OF
Chicago was that on the Burlington special train
Burlington. 2O7 niles al an average OF so miles an
hour.
I'D Farrell, freight conductor on the Iron
Mountain road, nearly lost his life at Little Rock
Saturday from picking his teeth with a penknife
while in the act some one jostled his arm, causing
the knife blade arIery, and death nearly
resulted. He was better al last accounts.
The estimated gross earnings Of The Chcsa-
peake and Ohio railroad Company for the first
for the eo1fepehdns week ias xe s
Of 49, The earnings a from January lst 70 DC
1851, an increase Of SCOPE.
The new railroad construction reported
last week was $oi miles e making 75:9 miles thus
corresponding time in 1881, 593S miles IN 1880,
is miles in 1879, l490 miles in 1873. 1905 miles in
1871 I7l9 miles In 1876 sol miles in 1875, ll5 miles
in 1874 1857 miles in 1873 and 5Od6 miles in 1872
J. NJ. Snlten has been appointed passenger
agent Of tue entire system Of the East Tennessee
Virginia aud Georgia rsilroad, with headquarters
Memphis aud Charleston. Nj. Sutton is spoken of
As gentleman OF large experience in the rsilraad
business, and the company could not have made
better choice.
Business men along :he line complain of
the high rate Of fare charged on the New Orleans
r6als the road but what IS the use Of doing 50
when they can go on q palatial steamer, where
given and for less than what they would have TO
pay on the railroad.
The Texas aud st. LOUIS Company, st.
L )uis advices say, has heretofore had assurances
81 all its contractors that all work would be fin
ished by November LIST. but in consequence of the
great amount OF rain and prevalence OF sickness
among the men, the road will not be ready for
operation for IS days later; The fneines at Cairo
and Birds Point are completed, and yards on both
sides Of the river are ready for business.
The Augusta Chronicle and CoHstitutiondlist
says, regarding the Georgia railroad: There is
said 10 be general feeling Of satisfaction the
subject OF the lease. Notwithstanding the report
ed critical condition OF the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad, the cO-lesSee of the Georgia. the
semi anuual rent is being paid regularly besides
n balance which at one time was advanced by the
company to aid the lessees in meeting their obli-
CATION. It is believed that from this time out the
lessees VIII clear money on the road; that the
Georgia is indispensable to the present Louisville
and Nashville and Georgia Central system, and
that even should they be compelled to give up the
road there are other parties who would readily
take il up. In the directory. however, there
seemed 10 be but one feeling about the lease-that
of perfect confidence"
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GROCERIES.
Business brisk and prices firm. Louisiana

Business brisk and prices hrm. louisiana
sugar quiet. Canned goods unchanged.
suGAR-Louisiana, open kettle. s1499c; yellow
clarified. 91z910e; ofT-white clarified, Ice pure
white. 1O7zc; cut loaf, lI1zc; granulated, 1910;
powdered, 1112c.
CoFFEE-O Ordinary, 91591O1sc; prime, 1111g12c;
choice, 121&@131zc.
MoLAssEs~Louisians common 10 fair. 5Oa55c
good TO prime, Csc; strictly prime to choice, zoe;
syrups, 509GOc as to quality. New Loui lana, 656s
70c
CANNED GooDs ETC.-Prices per dozen: Peaches,
lbs, standard, 81 IS; seconds, 81 80; tomatoes,
lbs 81 TO- lbs 81 So; straw berries, 81 2o raspber-
res 81 65; blackberrieS, 81 %; green cages, 81 $50
30; plums, 81; pears, 81 50@l 20: extra Oyster
Bay aspa agus, 81 75 green corn, 81 25l Go, as to
quality; recn peas, 81 50@2 %: cove oysters.
81 2OGl - full weight; light weight. No. l, zoe
No. ., 81 -; condensed milk-Crown, Sc %; Eagle,
IS %; pine apple, u coal So
6AIT-Per carload, 81 IS; from store. 81 40 per
barrel; Louisiana coarse, per sack, nominal; fine,
81 Is.
soAP-4@61Sc per pound.
BAGsISG AND TIEs-Bagging, 1H-lbs, s@S14c;
155-lbs. Ssz9S1se; 11s-lbs, 9@91sc. Ties, arrow,
81 60 per bdl; button, 81 2591 So
BALTIMORE, October 17.-Coffee dull; Rio, car
goes, 71Sa914c. Sugar easy; soft, CSC.
NEW YORK, October 17.-Cofee stronger and
fairly aetive Rio, cargoes, 7a910s4c. Sugar quiet
but steady; fair TO good refining quoted at ~ q
nc. Molasses duh and nominal.
NEW ORLEANS, October 17-Coffee- Rio, car.
goes, common to prime, Gi<@l014c. Sugar quiet;
fair GO s47c; good 10 fair nc; gray clarified, 7sc
yellow clarified, TJz9s1sc: choice white clarified
SIG. Molasses steady with good demand; fair,
5Sc; centrifugal, 54@55e; prime, 56@57c; strictly
prime, 5Sgs0c; choice, 6l@62c.
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Startling RDmOrs About the ErlanxeI
Syndicate.

IL is currently rumOred in New Orleans
that the Erlanger syudica'e is about 10 open an
investigation into the disposition of he III ads In
this section. Matters have not yet taken ficient
pc TO justify detalL but IL Is said that the syn
dictate is of the opinion that their money has been
rather Iecklessly used. Whatever may be the
cause, she funds seem TO be running low Just now.
Work on the Northeastern rail- DAD. from New Or
leans to Meridian, Mis- is proceeding much more
slowly than it should, caused, ii is alleged, by a
lack of the needfnI while complaint is publicly
made that the ldborers. teausters and Others at
work for the syndicate on The -vickAburg, shreve-
port and Texas railroad, have not been I1sid for
three mon hs and Will not be able to continue
work much longer unless they get tiIejr wages
The syndicate came in o this city over year ago,
with a great flourish OF trumpets, and
claimed 10 have almost unlimited cash.
This claim very generally admitted
when they invested nearly 600 in the Spanish
Fort railroad. a local line running TO Lake Point
chs rtrain, and in a site for depot 1t should be
stated that the reports in circulation do not affect
the financial standing of the syndicate. but are TO
the effect above stated, that its funds have been
badly managed. and halt has been called for
these expenditures until its affairs are investi-
cate are convinced that they have paid too dearly
for their whistle. The Spanish Fort railroad, for
instance, cost them $290,000, when the capital
stock only 500 900, and well watered at that
IL Is also reported in railroad circles that the
former owners of the New Orleans and Mobile and
Mobile and Montgomery railroads will soon come
into possession OF those roads again. They are
now part of the Louisville gyttem- James A.
Raynor, formerly president OF the New Orleans
and Mobile railroad, is said to be now in Louis
vile effecting arrangements for the transfer.
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DAILY B0LLETIN

TOT al Tece pts at all u s. ports yesterday 81, -
Total receipts same day last year ....-...-2l, 81
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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WHISKY ETC

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
WHIsKIEs-R edistilled, 9ocssl SO; straight, 81 so
@4, according TO age
WINEs-Imported port 81 5oa4; sherry, 81 500
1; champagne-Ameiican extra dry, $7SS; Piper
Heldsiek, s2Sd25; Mumm's extra dry, S259A
elaret, IS 7597 per box: Catawbs, 81 5o96.
apple, s2gS So
" 81. LOUIS, October 17.-Whisky steady, 81 is.
CHICAGO, October 17.-WhisSy steady, 81 70.
BALTIMoRE, October I7-whisky firm, 81 Is
81 20.
wines, 81 H.
NEW NEW ORLEANS, October I7.-whisky steady
western rectifed, 81 05al 20.
CINCINNATI, October l7.-Whisky steady, 81 l.
on a basis of 81 IL
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MATRIMONIAL.
A Dignified ana Sterling Institution.

rNHE GULF CITY MATRIMONIAL ASsoCIA-
TON. 50 ST. Michael street. Mobile Ala, ms .
A charter for twenty years and Issues Certificates,
a. follows: In class and B, mem beTs can marry
Al the ex pirAtion of three months. Ia class and
n day department, members can marry at any
time after joining. Tn class e mem bers can ma nv
AZ the ex piratio of one month In ass mem
hers car marry at the expiration of two months
This assnris ton pays. certificates promptly wien
due and none OF its eorporators are perm itted 10
specu,ate. For particulars call On ad dress 81
ST. Michael street, Mobile, Ala Mention this paper
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY, EGGS, ETC
Eggs higher; supply equal to demand.
Poultry IN fair supply and quiet, and prices
unchanged Potatoes steady


VEGETABLEs-Onions. 81 5e91 60 for red 81 1901
for yellow from evee 81 % for large barrels from
store; small barrels. 81. Potatoes. 81 S52 10 from
levee, s. 25d2 so from store. Sweet potatoes nom
nal. Cabbage lively: Chicago, seas per hundred
loose from store: st. Louis 81 50@l Is by the crate
Celery, 40960o per dozen. New kraut, in whisky
barrels, S696 so; III 40-galon barrels. 50 50g6 in
half barrels, IS z5G3 So Garlic, 81 per hundred
FRUIrs-Oranges. 81 so per barrel. Lemons, So
per box Coeoanuts, Sc per hundred. Peanuts
Virginia, hand-picked, lie; Tennessee red, &c;
white, Sc; roasted 21zc higher; shelled lec. Al
monds, 10000. Texas peaeans, lie; Arkansas,
6@Sc; English walnuts. 14a16c. Filberts, &c.
Brazil nuts-old, &c; new, Sc. Raisins-Loncon
layers sS so; Imperial, So so. Brandy cherries 81
per dozen.
Artist ETc.-Apples, 81 25@2 IS from levee.
New Southern dried apples, sc per pound from
store. New crop dried peaches, sc from store.
Cranberres, 81 5O@l2 per bal rel- Pickles medium
barrel. IS 1903; half barrel, 81 75@5
CIDER-Missouri, sS@S so per barrel, and 81 %
per half barrel.
EGGS-1S@20c-
FIsH-Nackerel-12lb kit, No l, S191 TO- No. .
S5@95c; l5-lbs, No. 1, 81 10@1 20; No: 2 95c@S1
halfbarrel so lbs. No l. 81 co; No. . So So. White
fish, No l. per half-barIeI. s6 5O@6 20; family
81 25g4 so; per kit, nominally 81 IS. Dried her
rings, per box 25950c; North Carolina roe herring
| half-barrel, SO SO.
PoULTEY-Choice old hens. So 5oa4; old mixed
81 5o9S; large young, S393 20; medium, S292 30;
small, 81 1892 %. Young ducks, S193 80.
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The Nashville, Chattanooga and 81
E.Ouis Road.
The Nashville, Chattanooga and 81. Loui,

Tue NAFHVIIIV, NHatlauUOKH auu pI. LOUIS
railroad, though controlled by the Louisville and
Nashville is operated under a separate set OF
officers, and its directors publish their report by
itself The report of operations of the com pany
for the year ended June co. So. just published,
and shows fairly satisfactory condition OF affairs.
The gross earnings for the year amounted to 81
O72,7S7 against s. 256 1856 for the previous
year The net earnings SS53, 592
against Ss78.0iI for 1881. The operating
expenses for the year were 59.S per cent agains {
6l2 for 1851. When 1t Is remembered that drought
destroyed the crops throughout the territory
trayersed ny this line; that sharper competition
decreased rates: that spring foods delayed and for
some time prevented the operation OF the road,
and that the earni nss of the Louisville and Nash
vile are increased At The expense OF this line the
decline in earnings Is fully accounted for.
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Collector bravo has sent q communication
Paste This Hat.

Cincinnati Commercial, October 11th: 1.-THE
following rules il closely observed in all cases of
steamboat disasters will undoubtedly save many
lives:
First-In case of fire go down to the jaekstaff on
the main deck as soon possible, for the reason
that that portion of the boat is the last portion of
the boat 10 burn, and nearly always the first to
reach land. Very frequently the entire boat is
burned and the jackstaf, scorched, still stands on
the sunken wreck.
Second-In case of sinking, go up on the hurri-
cane roof. If you cannot obtsin a life-preserver,
take one or more shutters OF the hangtngs. By
placing them under your arms they will support
you in the water. In many cases the cabin be-
comes detached from the hull and will support
nearly all.
Third-In case of a hurricane or violent winds
get as to the wheel possible, for the reason
that it is the strongest built part of the upper
works. and will be the last to 60 to pieces.
FouTth-In case of explosion remain perfectly
still where you if you not hurt for by rum
ming out of danger you viii have hundred
chances to one to get into worse one After the
steam and debris have gone you collect your
senses and know what you are about.
Fifth-In all of the above cases never allow your
self to become panic-stricken.
The above was written by one who has passed
through the whole OF these accidents and never
was injured. BOAT HAND.
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). MARY'S SCHOOL.
No. 352 Poplar Street,

646 S6k1 II - - = IA 1AS
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB YOUNG
n LADIEs AND CHILDREN. Under the charge Of
the SISTERS OF 3. MARY OF the Episcopal Church
eB-eth term will commence septembet 18th
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sRooMs AND BRooM-coRN.

good demand. The new crop of broom-corD,
which shows 3 considerable increase in
quantity and improvem ent in quality, finds
ready sale at quotations.
BRooN-CoRN--Crooked,S @4c per pound;straight,
sac per pound.
BRoONs-Per dozen in wholesale lots. 81 1901.
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF cmEF EEeIExEs. =

CANTON. ABBRDEEN AND NASHVILLE II X,
JAcKsoS, TENN, October 10. 1852
OEALED proposals will be received at this office
= until November 18th, proximo, at u O'Clock
noon, for the clearing, gTubbing. grading and
bridging of eighty-seyen miles OF the Canton,
Aberdeen and Nashville railroad, between Kos
ciusko and Aberdeen, Miss.
The line runs through Starkville and West Point.
which enables contractors to reach u at four dir
ferent points by rail- thereby facilitating the trans
portation of supplies. etc. The country Is well
watered, and abundant crops OF corn and proyi-
sions have been raised this year. especially in the
prairie between Starkville and Aberdeen.
The work is divided into subdivisions OF about
five miles for convenience of letting, but bids for
one or more sections or sub-diyisions OF for the
whole work, will be entertained. Plans profilea
and Specifications for the work can be examined
at this office by contractors, where further infor
nation will be furnished with re'egence thereto
BY Mr.. B. w. DeCourcy, Division Engineer.
The attention OF such contractors as wish 70 OBJ
tain five or ten miles TO work for themselves is es
pecially invited. Bids should be addressed TO j.
Z. Clarke General Manager of the Canton, Aber-
deem an 4 Nashv vile railroad, Jackson, Tenn. The
company reserves the right TO reject any OF all
bids JOHN q. MANN, Chief Engineer.
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MEDICINAL
MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CuxE e0ARANTEED.

DE- r. o. WEsf's NERVE AND BRAINfREAfHENY-
A speetnc for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsioai
NJ ryous Headache, Mental Depression. Loss oi
Memory. SpermAtorrheA, Impotoncy, lnvolunt&r
TmlEsions Premature Old Age, caused by over
exertion self-abuse or over-indulgence, which
leads to misery, decay and dssih. One sox vii
cure recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatn at One dollar box, or six boxes for I'VE
doh :; SAINT by mail, prepaid. ON receipt OF price
We guarantee SIX boxes to cure any case. VIII
each order received by as for six boxes, accompa'
MED with i've dollars, we will send the purcnasel
our written guarantee to return the money IL tnt
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees ID
sued only by A. RENKERT q CO.. Wholesele anc
Retail Druggists, ais Main street, Aemphis TsnRi
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ItuEsI0ck MApkEr

Cattle receipts for the past week only mod
crate; prices firm. There il only light sup
ply on hand. Mich COWS are in fair demand
The sheep market has been lightly supplied
throughout the week; choice butcherz' grade,
sell readily at quotations. No lambs on the
market; demand very good. In hogs there
I il fair supply on hand; demand only mod
crate. Quotations as follows:
GRASS CATTLE-Choiee 494Lc; good, SJSca4c
fair TO medium, &5z9S14c; scalawags and common
sREEP-Choice, per 10, &c: menium, per ID. "a
sIze; common, per head, Sl@1 50.
tAMBs-Choiee, per ID, 41z95c; medium, per ID
S1Z941zc.
HoGs-Choice, $50 to 200 pounds, s1z99c; me
dunn, 79sc; common, 6961zc.
Cows AND CALVEs-Milch cows with youua
calves, per head, slo9So: yearliugs, s4@7.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

WHEELING, October I7.-Noon-River feet 1e
inches, and stationary. Weather warm and foggy.
NEW ORLEANS, October 17.-weather fair and
warm; thermometer, So. Arrived: Centennial,
st. Louis. No departures
ST. LOUIS, October l7.-Night-Riyer risen
inches, and is now feet inches by the gauge.
Weather clear and cool Departed: City of Proyl-
dence, Yicksburg.
PITTSBURG. October 17-Noon-River 1 foot )
inches. snd stationary. Weather cloudy and warm.
Hight-River l foot inches, and stationary.
Weather cloudy and warm
CINCINNATI, October 17.-Noon-River feet
inches, and falling Weather cloudy; thermom-
eter, 7le. Night-River feet inches, and falls
ing Weather fair and cooler.
VICKSBURG, October 17.-River fallen / inch.
Weather clear and cool Departed: W. P. HATH
day, St Louis The Belle Memphis, being behind
time, will leave during the night for ST. Louis
EVANSVILLE October -Noon-River falling.
with feet scant by the gauge. Weather cloudy
thermometer, COZ. Stght-River falling. with SIC
feet By the gauge. Weather cloudy and cold
thermometer so 10 Coz. Arrived. James W. Gan,
Cincinnati. 6 pm. The Granite State is due at :
an tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, October 17.-Noon-Riyer about
stationary, with fest inches in the canal ana
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January February, 6II-64d: May-June. 6Io6lsd.
At 4: October, 8 29GId; Msrch-April, . lSoid :
June-July, 2O-6id.
At ): October, . cd; October November; Q
1854 i5-64d; November December. ll-t4d; De
cember- January, Il-64, IO-64d January
February, 6 1864; April May, I56id; May-June'
8 u 64d.
Futures closed auiet
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NOTIcE mo- STOCKHOLDERS.
ANNUAL NETTING ofSTOCKHO1DRRs
TEHEEssEE soUTHEEH RAnEoAb cozrAs'

TEEKEssKE SOUTHERN RAILROAD ConFAHY.
EENPHIs, TKHE. July Z, Iss2 !
NOTICE = hereby given that The Annual Meet
~ Ing Of the Stockholders of the above Cox
psny vii Be held Al the once OF the Company, IN
the city of Memphis. on the
14th Day OF August. ISs2.
Notice is also given that al said meeting DrOpO-
sitiOn VIII bs Submitted 70 the stocKholders 70
consolidate With the NemphH and VlcEHburg
Railroad Company, the Mississippi VALLEY and
Ship Island Rsilrosd Com pAny, and the New Or
cans and XtsEiAElppi Valley Railroad Company.s
GEO. r. KLKlS. secnutAry1i
The Btockhoiders' Meeting mentioned IN
foregoing notice was held at the Time and place
stated above more than thnee-fourths OF an the
Stockholders Of said Company being present.
u hen. for the purpose Of further conascsTlug tbs
a. above stated, an adjourn ment WaE had until
the third Wednesday In October next Qs82l. same
being the 18th Of October, 1852, ~ place stated
above; therefore, said Annual Nesting standh ad-
1ouTneo 70 18th October, I6s2, At the plAcs
mentioned above when said matters Of cOnao1dh-
ton and other subjects VIII be further coEstdered.
z T. WILSON, PneEiosntA
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GIFT ENTERPRISE.
MASONIC TEN PIE
Benevolent Gift Enterprise,

LOmUOn NAnNuh.
1.-THE Directors of the London Masonic Temple
Company being DESTROYS Of clearing OF the do [
at present upon the building and replenishing tao
benevolent fund, have Organized GIFT ENTItb-
PRISE with the view OF accomplishing that Oh.
ject They have therefore, at the solicitation AT
request of n large number of the member Of tn
craft In this jurisdiction decided upon The follow
ing plan OF operations;
zoe, 900 rick ess Will be offered NJ e2Esejs
And one.half tine money thus obtained will be
distributed in cash prizes, according to the to
nirlera clLLn
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peLrRlss. HlpEs ANoLgArHee.

with light receipts.
HIDES, Erc.-No. dry flint hides, lie; No. dry
hides, lic; dry salt hides l1Gl4c; No. green salt
hides, sc: No. green salt hides, &c; green hides
5g4c Beeswax-prime yellow, 2O9Z2c; tallow,
&c; ginseng, per pound, 81 so. Deer skins
prime, Sc
EEATHERs-Prime, Zoe.
WooL-Tubwashed, 259S5e per pound; I'M
LEATHERoOak sole, per pound, 37@ IOc; hem
lock, 27GS0c; harness. 56@40c; skirting, 57@4Oc:
French calf, $4,000 per dozen; domestic cali, sS09
IS pfr dnzrn
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42so Prizes a Mounting to ............. $780, 900
No approximation prizes. All prizes drawn iTom
tho wheel.
The distribution of prizes will take place
Wednesday, December n, 1852 (st Johns Day., at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, All tickets drawing
prizes must be returned within thirty days after
the publication. THOS. II. BRUHTOH,
Manager Masonic Temple Dui ding. London, Ont.
Or for circulars and furtbe MORN ton apply at
No 6 West Court street MemphfE Tenn.
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A great deal of curiosity is awakened
about those people at work ON an apparent wreck
On the bar opposite the wharf 1t is model barge
became leaky and was towed over to the bar and
beached, and preparations being made to
pump out and raise it. Only that and nothing
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HOUsE-5UILDING MATE RIAls.
Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former

prices
| FRAMING LUNBEE-Yard prices-Rough. SIS ne,
| 100 feet; dressed, $780, ye low pine flooring IS.
shingles. 1894 80; lathing-poplar, 81 IS: cyprsss
e. per 1000 lsths- Extra prces for extra Lengths
PNSans-sI per keg, and leading sizes hard to
obtain.
LINE AND CENEST-Alabams lime, s5easl 4
barrel: Tennessee, S5990e: Louisville Cement
81 -0aI IS a barrel; Ro edale cement 81 so mar.
rel: Portland, So; plaster of Paris, 81 so
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re- lZ1a' Su1ro' q.
stions aggregated $4,000 shares. as fol-
COTTON.

The local market opened quiet and
Monday evening-235O bales to export rs $50 to
spinneTs, and 100 to spectators.
The Memphis Future Board opened quiet yes
terday, with bids of 1850 on February, 1880 on
October, and $50 on November, aud closed
quiet with COO asked for October. No sales re-
ported.
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On BOARD Ihe Paris c. Brown, which passed
down for New Orleans yesterday afternoon, were
10 plots, going down 10 study the river. They
were Dan Toal, Gus Seifert, John Stafford, VIM
FrelingsdoTf John Taylor, Ike Brooks VIM Stat
ford, Cave Holmes, Jesse Nichols and e. 4. Ben
hanl-all Ohio river aud New Orleans pilots
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FOR SALE.

TI,INE PLANTATION on DEER CREEK, LYING
II about seven miles from Greenvflle, in Wash
inRton county. Miss. The tract contains about
1000 acres of the finest land, about 400 acres oil
which is in state of good cultivation; good ten
ant houses, nice country residence, in good
neigh borhood- There IS now on the place crop
of corn and cotton which will be sold with ii, II
desired; also, all the stock. This is one of the
most desirable places IN the vicinity of Greenyle
and will be sold at bargain, as the owner having
landed interest in Texas desires to remove there.
The place is high and above any ordinary over
flow; 200 acres was above the high water of thin
wear. There is also on the place good lot Of
tenants sufficient cultivate ii. For terms, etc.
apply TO the undersigned on the premises
MRS N. J. HORO, Greenville Miss