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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-27

Memphis, IS so; choice 10 fancy, . 7oC90;
patents, Sc 50C97.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, "A 50CG4 20
from store.
CRACKED WHEAr-Iu half barrels, 81 80
as from store.
HoMISY-From store. 81 75(95.
WHITE BEANS Navy, - 75l9o from
store.
RIcE-Louisians, common, 7 974c; prime,
Sc; Carolina. S9S1c.
LOUISVILLE. December 26-Flour quiet
but steady; extra family. s4S94 25; higher
grades, 81 5OC94 70. Wheat-No. 2 red
winter, 92G95c. Corn in fair demandi No.
white, 46l347c; No. 2 mixed, 45c. OAis
steady; mixed Western, 4O(94lc.
CINCINNATI, December 26-Flour dull;
family, s4C94 80; fancy, "a 1908 25. Wheat
steady; No. 2 red winter, 95 g96c. Corn
heavy, 524lG534c. Oats in fair mand; No.
2 mixed, 4O9404c Rye in fair demand. 81
@63c. Barley in fair demand held al 1oc
New YORK, Deem Der 26.-Flour dull ;
super6ne Western and State, IS oOC93 20;
common to good extra, 81 9O(es4 Az; good TO
choice, 81 5097 Wheat-cssh &c higher;
optiops 1Cazc higher; uDgraded red, 800
81 I58. Rice quiet but steady; domestic,
5i@7e.
EwOs4EANs, December 26.--Four quiet
but --eady; higher grades, "a 60S95 374.
Cln quiet and weak; white, SIC; yellow, 58c.
Oats dull and lower, sic. Cornmesl quiet
but steady, g IS. Hay quiet and weak; ord
mary, $l2l9l4; prime, sl5(dl6; cboic-, quar-
ter bales, SIS. Rice in fair demand; Louis
lana, ordinary to choice, 42(964c.
BALTIMORE, December 26.-Flour quiet
Whsst-Western insciive but firmer; No.
winter red, spot, 81 075(d1 074; December,
81 OFT bid; January, 81 07591 0S; Febru-
0QalGI IN. Marcb = I1SLa1
Corn-We-'ern frmer aud quiet; mixed,
spot, 634 @66c; new, $50 bid; the year, 633c;
Jauuary, Clio bid; February, 6I66ifc;
81 smer Csc bid. Oats dali; -Wa-tA.E--ssiAis-,
4zGL44Se; mixed, 45(d4Gs; Penn-ylvanis, IS
Case. Rye dull and nominal, 6f(G65c.
ST.sISSss, DeGsRahsr 2e.-Fiour auiet.-
Wheat strong and higher bnt slow -lSs-islssssl
FeoruAry, 81 02(9l OBJ May; No. 3 red, 81
@914c. Corn fairly active and higher: AL
(1452c cash, 449@46: January, 45s@46sc
February, 4St(a49sc Msy. Oats higher;
3439343c cab, 345t935c Jsnusry, 36c May
Rye lower, 564(957c. Barley quiet; prime
TO fancy, GOOSE. N
Afternoon Boord-Wheat firm bat slow;
963c January, oslo February, 81 03 May.
Corn lower; 453Cd45sc January, 463c Feb
ruary, 4s2c May. Oats very slow; S5sc
January.
CHICAGO, December 26.-Fleur seminal
Wheat strong and higher; regular, 934c De-
cember, 933c January, 94Ec February, ST 00s
May; No. 2 red winter, oslo; No.2 Chicago
spring, 93@93fc Corn active, firm aud
higher; 424c cash and December, 50s; JAM
uary, soc February, 53sc May. OAt- irregu-
lar; 394c cash, 40.94O5c December, 354c Jam
uary, 35sc February, 363c May. Rye easier,
573c. Barley steady, SOC.
CaA-Wheat irregular, but not much
changed 10 tone. Corn Irregular; 524c the
year, 50s9495c January, SOC February, 5Stc
May. OaIs irregular; 40Sc the year; $500
S55c January, 353c February, S63@S6sc
May.
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PROVISIONS.

| Hog products continue quiet. Butter steady
| Lard quiet.
BUTTER -Butlerine, 179lSc; common, Is
| @20c; country, lS920c; Western. 25G26c;
fancy dairy, 29@S2c; creamery, 3s@40c.
| CHEEsE-Factory, 1O@l1c; full cream, Il
| @143c; Y. A, 159l6c.
MESS PoRK-Sl9 25 per barrel sugar. cured
hams, Sl4 70; breakfast bacon, S14 SO per cwt
Observation-Disclosures sides, $l2 so; clear
rib, Sl2; shoulders, 50 25; strips, SI2.
BULK MEATS - Packed = clear sides,
50 rs; clear rib, 50 so; shoulders, 81 123;
strips, SO 80, original weights.
FRESH MEATs-Besf, headquarters, GO
7e; iorequarters. 3@4c. City dressed hogs,
| 10c; country dressed, 74@9c.
LARD -TIerce, SI1 81 kegs, SI1 624; 90 Id
pals, Sl2 122; 10 ID, SIP 624; 3-lb, Sl2 %;
leaf lard, 81 higher.
NEW YORK, December 26.-Pork steady;
new mess, SIS 25@1S rs. Lard weak; prime
steam, 103c.
LOUISVILLE, December &c. = Provisions
dull and nominal. Pork-new mess, SIS.
Bulk meats-shoulders, &c; clear rib, Gle;
clear sides, 94c. Sugar-cured hams, lac.
Lard quiet; steam leaf, 12c.
New ORLEANS December 26.-Pork in fair
demand, SIT 70. Bulk meats steady with a
fair dem iAd; shoulders, packed, 6tc; clear
rib and long clear, 94@9sc. BAcon-no sup
ply. Hams-supply exhausted. Lard steady |;
refined tierce, l14c; keg, 12c.
ST. LOUIS, December -Butter-cresm-
cry, 35s940c; dairy, 28934c. Eggs, 24c. Pork
dull; jobbing at Sl7. Bulk meats quiet 4
shoulders, etc; short rib, s zoe; short clear
9oc. Bacon slow; shoulders, Sic; short rib
10lc; short clear, 103c; plain hams, 12}@l
l24c. Lard nominally 10 zoe. 4
BALTIMORE, December 26. = Provisions--
mess pork, $40 25. Bulk meats-shouldet |
and clear rib slider, packed, S@l0ic. Baco |
shoulders, 9sc; clear rib sides, life. Ham,
14@l5c. Lard-re6ned, e.. Butter stead; |
Western, packed, and roll, 22@26c. Egss~ |
fresh quiet, 29c; lined dull, 24@25c.
CINCINNATI, December 26 Pork dull sId |
nominal, SIT 25@l7 20. Lard active, fn |
and higher, I04@IOS0c Bulk meats quli;
shoulders, 6lc; clear rib, SIC. Bacon es5; |
shoulders, Sc; clear rib, 103c; clear, lie.
Butter in fair demand and market I'm; |
choice Western reserve, 25c; choice Corral
Ohio, 23c.
CHICAGO, December 26.-Pork in faifae-
msnd and prices higher; SI7 1917 20 ssb,
SIT 223@17 % January, $l7 40@17f24
February, Sl7 5246a,17 55 March. Bird
strong and higher; 10000 40c cash, 1929
@10 45c January, 10 524t9l0 55c Fsbfary,
10 65@l0 sac March. Bulk meals s,rcgrr;
shoulders. 6 60c; short rib, g.; short clest93c.
CdH-Pork frmer but not quotablysish-
er, except Sl7 274 January. Lard stri,ger;
advanced 2405c
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Re .s low | changes.


Glow high water marx OF 1874
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Tim e. Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
l----I--I-
sos am. 60 346 SIS NV lC1ear
2:08 pm. so 375 40 NV Pair
10:0S am. so 3SS IL NV lCIondv
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New Orleans spots opened quiet and
easy; at 80, easy. closing easy. Sales, ALSO
bales Closing quotations were as follows:
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Aa 4lmum tenn perature, 45.
Minimum temperature, 81,

- -l---l- -
i is = s$ S S;s:.
Maximum tenn peraIure, As.
Minimum temperature. 81.
PITTsBURe, December 6.-Noon-River 5
feet l0inches, and stationary. Weather mild
and snowy. Night--River feet inches.
and falling. Weather cloudy and threaten
ing rain.
ST. LOUIS, December 26-River risen 6
inches, and now stands feet 5 inches by the
gauge. Weather cloudy and cold. Arrived ::
City OF Greenville, New Orleans, Departed ::
Commonwealth, Vicksburg.
WHEELING. December 6.-Noon-Riyer
8 feet, and falling; river full of ice; no boats
running. Weather clear and cold. Might
River 9 feet, and stationary; river full of
ice. Weather clear and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, December 26.-Weather
clear and cool; thermometer, 5Se. Arrived:
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati; City of Baton
Rouge, st. Louis. Departed: W. P. Halli-
day and Port Eads and bsrges, 81. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, December 26.-Noon-River
falling, with IL ITO feet by the gauge.
Weather cloudy thermometer, 400 Arrived:
Vlnt Shinkle, Cincipnati, 9 pm; u. P.
Scheuck, Cincinnati, am Departed. Vint
Shinkie, Memphis, am. Nfght-River
falling, with II feet by the gauge. Weather
cloudy; thermometer, $50. Departed: u. P,
Schenck, New Orleans, / 80 pm.
LOUISVILLE, December 26.-Noon-River
falling slowly, with z feet inches in the
canal aud feet s inches in the chute on the
falls. Weather cloudy and COOL PISSED up:
X. K. Springer, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Night-River falling, with feet inches in
the canal and 4 feet inches in the chute on
the falls. Weather cloudy and cool. Passed
up: Granite State, Memphis to Cincinnati.
CAIRO, December 26.-Noon-Weather
cloudy and cold. Arrived: Irondale, Pitts
burg, am; Henry B. Tyler, south a.m.
Departed: Guiding Star, New Orleans, z
pm; John A. Scudder, New Orleans, pm;
Irondale, New Orleans, 9 am; Helena, New
Orleans, 8 am. Night-River IS feet
inches, and rising. Weather cloudy; Their
mometer, $50. Arrived: David r. Powell,
81 Louis, p.m.; Harry Brown, Ohio river,
pm. Departed: Harry Brown, Memphis,
pm; Grand Pacific, New Orleans, pm
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW ORLEANS, December 26.-CIeared:
knickerbocker, New York; Leonora, Liver
pool; Compton, Bremen. Arrived: Newn-
ham, Penarih
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
will, as administrator de oonis no
u the estate Of l. W. BuTget.. deceased on the
I'D day OF Jasaary. 1853,

I X pursuance Of 4 Judgment rendered By the gu-
i prenne Court Of the STATE Of ArtAnsas and the
order Of the Probate Court q csiteDden county
hereunder viii, As administs atiOr de oonis non
Of the estate Of l. W. Burgst. deceased on the
I'D day OF January. 1853.
n the town Of Marion. in float Of the Courthouse
door in said county. sell 70 the highest and besf
bidder. at pubic outcry, the fOiioHlng cescrfbea
tracts OF Land lying ana being situate n said Cr1t
81 = Of fr. &c. % Ne u sec 81: ali Of IT, see a.
u sec %; Nv y sec. ~, In township 4, north of
range east known a. the Home Flacs OF I w.
Burgeit 81, ~ Cat Island in said county, IN al
sixteen hrpdred 1880 acres. more OF less; pro-
Ficed al said sale any one Will bid ard offer at
least tWotbifds 10 Of he appraised value Of said
landz. upon which there are 80 acres 81 cleared
land IN bne state Of cultivation. good dysflfnR-
ho1ses, steam ga, snaBt cabins and outhoases
usnal On nfst-ciass cotton plantation. In OufEu-
e5ee Of the order Of said courts all Of aid land
VII be Bold IN q body on credit Of & 8 and "a
nonLns, purchaser 70 have Possession alter pay
ment Of nrst inata lnent Of third "a Of Dur-
chase money. and viii be required 10 execute
notes with approved personal security aflh inter.
est AZ per oent- from dare Of notes until raid
lien retained On said lands, and Eafd ale u ~
made subject 70 the approval Of tse PROBATE Court
Of Cr1ftenoen county Ark. For further fnforma-
tiSn apply 70 Greer & Adams. Sc East Co1rt street
Memphis, Tenn, or 20 tue undersigned On tho,
premises
W. Il. GRIDER Admir- de bouts no-
OF toe estate Of i. W. BurEetf ds.,z@sao
Greer a Adams. Aftoruers
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EARNINGS Of The Penu.yIvauia Road.

PHILADELPHIA, December ga state
ment OF the busues OF all the lines of the
Pennsylvania RiIroad Company east OF
Pittsburg and Erie, for November, 1882,
compared with the same month in 1881,
shows an increase 10 the gross earnings of
$533,6l0; increase in expeDs ., 1891 ,592; in
crease in net earnings. $I42,0is. The eleven
months OF 1882, compared with the same pc
riod of 1881, show increase in gross earn
ings of S4,530, 233; increase in expenses,
S., 493 ,SSS; an Increase in net earnings OF
81, 036,395. All the lines west of. Pitisburs
and Erie for eleven months of 1882, show a
surplus over Liabilities OF 81 ,S65 628; de-
crease, compared with the same period in
1881 Of S874. $50.
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Money commands s per cent, with mode
rate demand and easy.
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Trustee Sale.

THE undersigned appointed trustees by decree
Il of the supreme Court of the State of 'rennes-
SEE, In room aud stead of l.. " Dixon and Charles
Kortrecht, deceased trustees In certain Iced OF
trust executed by Henry G.. Smith and wife on
the LIST day of June. 1876, duly registered In the
Registers ONCE OF Shelby county, Tennessee, I'm
that on
Saturday, January H. 1855
within legal hours, on the premises we VIII sell
the properly in said trust deed described to-wit:
Lying ana being 10 Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
nessee now the Taxing District OF shelby county
and on the north line OF Madison street fronting
the north line of Madison street about $50 iot and
having for its east boundary line the street line OF
Fourth street, and being al that property which
In June, 1876, embraced within the ferces and
dence.
Terms of Sale cash-Equity OF redemption
barred, and all right oil dover and Homestead re-
leased by the express terms of the deed OF trust
r. n HEATH, o..
L. W. HUMES, AHls'ees-
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL LAND DEPARTURE TRAINS

CheaaDeMke. Ohio and Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. texpreEs) leaves al
IL 40 nm: no fmaiD at s:25 am; No. Sowing
Ton aeeominodatiOn) at $40 pm No. lexpressl
arrives al 2:2O An: No. arrives at l;4o PM No.
5Coyington accommodation, $3.50 q m. (sitytime).
MemnnIs and Little HOck-Irains move
As follows: No. leaves daily at 4;fOp. m arrives
ffO.5O nm: 40. leaves at an; arrives at s
am. Not (freighD leaves Hopeheld at Ami ar
IiVes at pm ,,- ,-..- -
A. follows (city timel: Through express leaves
dsiIv Al m 05 prr 10 cal mail aud express leaves
daily at S:15 am. semerTlhe accommodation
ieayes daily, except Sunday, at AIS p m. Through
express arrives daily at 100 am Local mail and
express arrives daily at S:55 p m. Somerville ac-
commodation arrives daily, except sunday at 10
a.u. -. -.
as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at 4:40 a. m.
Leaves at II:lO pm: mail ieaves daily at s:25
am. MESSENGER RccommOd ton leaves daily
10 40 A m arrives daily st $40 p Getty timei-
will make close connection for all points East;
Brownsville accom- mod4tion leaves daily, except
sunday. At 1855 pm mail arrives daily at 4: 20
pm Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
except Sunday, at S2o an
mfssfsSfDDt aud rennessee-Trains move
as follows New Orlea and fast mail and express
IeaVesdaily at I2:S5 pm; express freight leaves
daily except Sunday. at 3;4S pm; freight leaves
dali except Sunday. at $50 m. New Orleans
fasT mail and express arrives daily at 1910 a.
express freight arrives daily. except Sunday. At
500 m freight arrives daily. except Sunday, at
ESQ D m. Freight trains carry passengers.
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Grand Extraordinary Drawing.
LITTLE HAVANA COMPANY,
OR SUPPLEMENT TO
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Takes Place Saturday, Dee 2s. 1889.
Only 5000 Tickets.
CAPITAL PKIzE. $1,000.
WhOIes. HaIyAs- an
MEDICINAL
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a OUEE eUzEASTEED.

d. 4. o. WEsT's EEEvz And BEAIs f1y ArNrEf.-
A SPECIFIC for HyEseriz, DiKEiness C5uvuls fo1.a
semory, sPermatorFhes, Ir4 potcncy IDvoinntArS
Emissions, Premature o1d Age CAUSED By Over.
ieaos 70 misery, cee4y and de- H. Ons sox viii
cure recent cSses. ZACH box contains one months
.ksaU4 NJ One dollar = box, or six boIas for 6yG
doD :; sent By mail, prepaid, on rseeiTt 81 prics
re guarantee SIX boxes TO cure q ~ case. Witt
ACE order resolved BY as for six boxes, sccorpss
oied with ave d0iiarz ne will sepd re Durcf cfcI
9st .itten guarantee 10 return the money n thG
Lfs&l oent does not eject cure. Guaranleefl
sued oYiy by 4. EERKERT a CO.. wholesale a.
Retail Drugglsts, as Main street, hemphis, TaE
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VERMIFUGE.
MOTHERS READ.

GENTs:-About nine years ago had a child
two years old and almost dead. The doctor
had attending her could not tell what allied
her. / asked him If he did not think it was
worms. He said no. However, this did not
satisfy me, as felt convinced in my own
mind that she had. / obtained bottle of
DIR. C. McLANE'S CELEBRATED VER-
nuFUGE (genuine) i gave her a teaspoon
full in the morning and another at night, after
which she passed seventy-two worms and
was a well child. Since then / have never
been without it in my family. The health OF
my children remained SO good that had
neglected watching their actions until about
three weeks ago, when two of them presented
the same siclHly appearance that Fanny did
nine years ago. So l thought it must be
worms, and went to work at once with . bot
tie of DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE be-
a EEaas. fppr of my children, their ages being as
tifg u y !. zazzi GsayleY, years;
right, but Charley passed forfv-tiVa 49,
Johnny ABOUT sixty worms. The result was
- sLssaAfy Ing that spent two days m show
ing the wonderful effect of your Vermiflge
around Utica, and now have the worms on
exhibition in my store.
Yours truly, JOHN PIPER.
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Receipts since Sept 1st q ais ao1 . a. ooolo o.. -
Foreign xports Sept Isl O05 os7i S' a. -
Stock at . g. ports al s9sl ~ 20 I,S, Loss
Increase in retseinfS 9so 80 i'A'osV4z SS9, sSS
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HORSES AND MULES

There are but few mules on the market,
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market is dull
MULEs-No. 1 drsy mules, I6 10 164
hands, $200t3250; ISL to 16, S160@1S5; Is
HoRsEs-Good driving, Sl2562OO; heavy
draft, Sl50920O; saddle horses, Sl25@250;
plugs, S40(075,
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.-sr; LOUIS, December 2s.-whi.ky steady.
LIVE STOCK Market.

The feeling in our cattle m Arket for choice
butchers, qnslIties is better, and every hing
oil good grade sells without much difficulty,
and at what may be considered satisfactory
prices a. flis season of the year. There Is
also good demand for heavy, coarse, fat
oxen at iuli figures. Bologna cattle active,
at lower prices. Inferior, mixed butchers'
stun, actlse, at lower prices. Mich COWS
with tresh calves are wanted. Sheep of
a good nation quality, active at quotations.
Big runs Of hogs made prices shrink during
Last "eek, and packer, being the leading
buyers, shaded prices fully 4l94c, with full
supply 90 market.
CORN FED CATTLE-Choice,5 SC.
GRAs CATTLE Choice, 4944c; good, 81
2@23c.
saaER-Choice, per pound, 4c; medium,
:. LaAns--Cboice, per head, 1898 so; me-
diupl, per head, S2@2 so.
Ho@-Choice, $50 to 200 pounds, &c;
medium and heavy, 5952c.
Cows AND CALVES Good mich COWS with
young calves, per head, $20C940.
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burg. hatcher and New Orieans-steamer
ID ohm a. ScM6Ger n,
FOR CAIRO AND ST IOUIs

VIII leave Elevator Building WEDNESDAY, 1
9th, at 10 am. For freight or passage apply
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DRX GOODS

NEW YORK, December 26.-The market
was very quiet in demand, excepting the
placing of some stocks at reduced pricss.
Continental G, SO inches, brown cottons,
were reduced to 72c; Continental d, 40
inches, to s2e, and Puritan X, bleached, Sc
inches, to SIC, to close the s'ocke on hand
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quality. Young ducks S3GS 50. Turkeys,
S10@14; dressed 'urksys l2al4c per ID.
GAME-Rsbbits, 81 25(G52 per dozen:
quailr, 81 259i 80; squirrel, 75c@sI I;
opossums, 32CS|os, az 10 sizs; mallard
ducks, S2Caj2 %; Venisou, I21c for saddle,
6L1Sr for carcaEs.
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FOR NEW ORLEAN
Memphis and New Orleans Packet
Vieksburg, Natchez and New Orleans-Steam
HI ~ "N

w. H. Thorwegan... .......ruaster, 60;
Leaves as above THIS DAY, Dec 27th at ~
For freight or passage apply to
Il IT WASHINGTON cont az Ar.as.z- =.
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Ams rIean n elhoa. severeIy Haudles.

A circular has been issued by Mr.. James
McHenry on he general question Of rail-
way administration in America, and having
the following special reference TO the posi-
ton Of the Atlantic aad Great Western rail-
way: '1n other countries the Issues of a
railway company 10 due priorities are as
sacred from violation as bankers engage.
ments the managers aim being TO develop
the company's resources to bring the reve-
nues up 10 the capital instead of cutting
down the capital to the level of the re7e-
nues, and as the revenues Of every honestly
msnaged railway have tendency to steadily
increase year by year as the business is b-ing
built up around If, the holder of the remotest
interest in the company sees year by year
that he is a step nesrrr 10 the receipt OF
dividends. If the capital of the Atlantic
and Great Western wfre SO 900 900, the
company would moi, under the present man
agement, be better of than il Is. II is not,
according 10 published statements, earning
the interest even on $40 000, 900; but assume
the capital to be $l00, 900 900, with $4,000
900 yearly net prof ?, il would be magni6
cent property. Snch a property it ia. II
has such a revenue from sharing in which
the proprietors are excluded by plumber of
earnings through methods common 10 a ma
ioTIiy of American railways, and which have
existed on the Atlantic and Great Western
in full atrociIy. A recent abatement from
the highs st American authority s,ys, in ref
erence 10 the most vsluable Resources OF rail-
way revenues, that 'rut 1.-THE OF the rat. 9
charged the public reach the treasury OF the
railroads. Ny baiile is fought on this
ground, namely, that the people, freighters,
and customers are now paving for the use
of the Atlantic and Great Western $4,000.
600 per annum, but of this more than one
half leaks from its course before reaching
the treasury, and out of the mn1pt all the
expenses OF earning the whole are paid.
This is fact, or it is not fac, and l pro-
pose to have the charge Investigated to
prove the actual ca ming powers OF the COM
panv, and bring to a conclusion the contest
which has now been going on for nearly
twenty years. The solution of our troubles
lies in tue rigid collection of OR revenues,
and their hones' augmentation"
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new Orleans Hopes.

"When the Texas an1 Pacific road gets in
good shane" said local railroad man yes
terday, New Orleans will get trade that she
has never h,niled before. At present the
number OF orders for goods from Northern
Texas which are bsing filled 10 lhis city ia
an evidence of the vast trade this city is yet
TO receive. When the Southern Pacific is
completed and 10 operation, the fruit trade,
which il now in lis infancy, will develop to
such proportions az will astonish the natives
1t is onv a question of a very few year,
when New O1leans will do business that
will be envied, for the reason that the trade
OF Northern Texas and Ark aus ~, which for
years past has sought a market 10 S Louis,
is gradually shift ing about and drltring TO
this nart %
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VEGETABLES, PouLTFr. EGGS, ETc.

VEGETABLES. PouLTtY, EGGS, ETC.
Eggs continue very daI.nd plentiful. Or
p 9nsss steady Poultry qafi- Turkeys scarce.
iUauce generally quiet.
EsETT "a OnionsE zoo 90 Tor red
a 1oo yeiioW from s,ore. Potatoes, IL 75la
ISO from levee, S2@2 10 from store. Sweet
potatoes nominal Cahhsee: Chicago, SIS per
hundred loose, from s,srs. Celery, 4O@60c
per dozen. New kraul. in whisky barrels,
30 50(9'6; 10 40 gsllos barrels, IS 90; in
dred. -
FRurIs-Oranses. SIS per barrel; Sc 5067
per oox; Lemons, IS 5e95 per box. Cocoa nuts,
nomlnally 81 Der hundred. Peanuis-Vir-
gina. hand-pieked. Ice; Tennessee red, &c;
wnite, &c; roasted, 2lc higher; shelled, 10c.
Almonds, 19920c. Texas Pecans, lie; Arkan-
sss, ota.Sc; Euglish waiuuts, 14(916c. Fill
Perts' ISc; Brazil nuts lo9l03c. Raisins-
s n layers, 50; Inperisi, 81; Dehesa,
90 oo. Brandy cherries, "A per dozen.
.,o aff IL Erc-APfles, medium and off
siock, 5 1904 from store; New York Pip
pms, s495. New S,ufhern dried apples, &c
per pound from store. New crop dried
peaches, SIC from store. Crsnberries, Sl6
pei barrel. Pickles. medium, barrel, $S(9
&c ~; half-barreI 81 1909.
CIDER-Missouri,$ S9S 80 per barrel, and
q % per haIf-barrei.
EGes- 23025c
Pies FEET-In barrels, SO 5O@IO; half.
barrels, IS; kegs, s. 1902 %.
Observation-Disclosures kit. No. /, Sl0
10; No. 2, S5tG95e; l5-lbs, No. /, 81 IO@
20; No. 2, 95c(asl; haii-barrel, SOLIDS. No.
81 so; No. 2, $ s5. White fish, No. /.
er half-barrei, S. 5O@s rs; family, a Is
"a 50; per kit, nominally, 81 25. Dried
errings, per box, 25G30c; North Carolina
De herring, half barrel, Sc so.
PoU1TRY-Chiekens, sl@3, according 10