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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-13
WESTERN NAIL AssocIAT1oN.
Card Rate Reanirmsd- -Re.eIeetion
the Old nnlnnna.

PrTsRURoH, PA April 1.-THE westerr
Nail Association held their annual meeting
here this afternoon. The attendance wa
large, all the mills in tho association beinV
represented. The trade was discussed al
considerable length and found to be in a
very healthy condition. Stocks were re.
ported light although the production the
past three months was greater than ever
before. The outlook for the year was also
very favorable, and It Is thought that ali
the nails that eau be made will meet with
ready sale. In view OF this II was unan-
tmously decided to reafEirm the card rate
Of $40.
The annual election Of officers resulted
in the reelection OF those OF the past year.
ltstrday's Pisburoh Tsiegropt: The
Western Nail Association met to-day at
their Office, on Fourth avenue, to consider
the state Of trade and fix the card nate for
nails, The attendance was quite large and
all OF those present seemed cheerful over
the prospects. As to the card rate, there
seemed TO be but one opinion, and that
was in favor OF letting 1t stand at s. 10, as
At present The trade was reported by all
the gentlemen Us Tnther dull, but rs Il Is
between the season no apprehensious as to
weak market were expressed. The labor
strikes and the consequent un.
certainty in regard to the cost OF
buildings was mentioned also as one
OF the causes leading TO the present dull.
ness. It was thought, however, that A
change would be felt in the course Of few
weeks, and prices stiten at the card nate
with q good demand. The question Of
higher prices later on was not discussed.
The following named gentlemen were
elected officers Of the association: B. F,
Jones, President; J. y. Vance, Of Wheel.
ing, and General @. L. FitEhuyh, Of this
city, Vice Presidents; Joseph D. Weeks,
Secretary. After the adjournment the
members sat down 10 q dinner provided by
the Pittsburgh manufacturers belonging to
the association, and business dis ussions
were dropped in consideration Of other
topics,
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About "MaAon, nolty and the Baby.r

WASHINGTON, D. G., April l2.-The hear
ing on the petition of Mason for writ Of
da6oas corpus before the United States su-
preme Couts will come of on Monday next.
The old controversy as TO the proprietor.
ship Of counsel in Mason is still going on,
and Mr.. Bigelow says triumpbaAtly that he
will have to say but ten woNls to the su.
preme Court and the Lyddy brothers viii
be dropped out OF the case, and he will say
these ten words before the hearing com;
on. He says that the contributions fol
'Betty and the baby" are falling of some
and attributes their decrease to the bad in
Huence Of the Lyddys connection withthe
case,
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WAsHISoroS, D. c., April ia dele.
CATION OF ministers from the African n. E,
Church. headed by Bishop Brown and &C.
companied by Fred. Douglass, waited upon
Attoney-General Brewster to.dayand made
complaint against the United States for the
northern district Of Florida, for failure to
enforce the provisions Of the Civil Rights
bill. The particular case referred to was
that OF Bishop Payne, put Off Of a railroad
train at midnight several miles from the
nearest stDiiont after having purchased q
hEst.cla1s ticket twas represented that
all applications to the District Attorney for
legal redress were OF no avail. The Attor.
ney-Geneat promised that the matter
should be inYeStig ted.
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THE r.ARrFF QUESTION.
The Probability oEItS Becoming Lead
ing Political Issue.

WAsmNGroS, April l9.-fn an interview
on the tariff question yesterday Mr..
Carlisle said: ~ am ipclined to
think there will be new alignment
of parties on this sabiect sooner or
later. The change may not come immedi.
ately, but II the discu41ion continues be.
fore the people I am satisfied that the be
publican party will be unable to maintain
its present strength, especially in the
Western States. Pc haps the Democrats
may lose something. but in my judg.
ment this loss will be more that COM
p6nsated by acccsions from the Re-
publican party, and that, too, in States
where we most need additional strength.
I do not think there will be any bitter
partisan feeling evinced in the present
Congress on this subject, although Demo-
crats differ widely in their views, not only
Us to the merits Of the Tariff Commission
bill but on the tariff question generally,
/ do not think it will result
in the formation Of new patty, but that
there will be to considerable extent a
reformation Of the old partie- according to
theiEee trade and protectinnist view ottheir
members. / believe that the tariff and
other economic questions are coming rap
idly to the front, and will constitute the
great and controlling questions in the poll
tics OF the future"
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War In the rsnn.ylyaala. Camp

Special Dispatch 70 the tntetitEeucer.
WAsHtNorOS, April l2.-A day or two
since Mr.. Hall, United States Marshal for
the Western District Of Pennsylvania, re-
signed his office. 1t seems that Mr.. Cam
eron had promised his good services to
Harrison Allen, of Warren county, for the
Marshalship in the event OF Mr.. Halls res.
iguation, Rutan, however, one of the Stall
wart leaders OF Pittsburgh, has been very
desirous of obtaining the position, and
learning previous to the resignation Of Hall
that he was about to leave the marshal.
ship! came here to Washington, and by
making dead set at it has secured the
place. His nomination will be sent in on
Friday next. In compensation for his
disappointment Mr. Allen is to be made
marshal Of The territory Of Dakota, to
which Butler B. SGang was appointed a
short time since and confirmed, but which
he has refused to accept It is understood
tonight that Senator Mitchell will oppose
the appointment Of both Rutan and Allen.
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BpcciaI Dlspalch 70 the IhIeIIEehceF.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-Mr. UpdegraGi
OF Ohio, made short but eloquent speech
in favor Of the tariff commission bill to,
day, in which the interests Of his district
were ably represented He devoted him
self to the labor view Of the ca,e His
speech showed care and study OF the ques.
ton under discussion and received close
attention in delivery.
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THE STRIKES ~ TORONTO.
The Condition OF the worItneu Aggra
vated-ContrIbatIon for Them,

Ne@SNS AbE Aueuts
TORONTO, oST., April t2.-The position
OF the striking work people is aggravated
this morning. During the ten days the
strike has lasted there has been lost 10000
in wages to the workingmep. A deputa-
ton of citizens was organized this forenoon
to negotiate between the carpenters and
their bosses. In the meantime there are
some queer complications. The plasterers
cannot get the work because the carpenters
are not working, but the Plasterers' Union
sent down 500 this morning to the carpen.
ters, telling them to hold out. The Globe
compositions made a collection for the girls
striking in shoe factories, and everybody
is trying to help everybody else in fighting
the employers, The brotherhood oi Car.
penters Of America will be increased by
about four hundred in Toronto.
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Comfortably Confirmed,

Special Dispatch 10 the lntelllssneeF.
WASulNGToS. April l2-In the execu-
tive session ofthe Senate this afternoon Mr..
Chandler Was confirmed by vote Of 2S
yeas to 1enays. Mr.. Bayard made an i'll.
advised and partiEan speech against the
confirmation, his objections being Of a
purely political character. All the Demo,
Gratis who were present and who were not
paired voted against the confirmation.
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So. Zoe Bond Thieves

NEw YoRE, April 12.-Geo. NJ. Irwin
and Jas. Fisk, arrested for having in
their possession the St. Joe city bonds al.
legged to be stolen, were arraigned in court
again this afternoon, the mayor, register
and marshal Of St Joe being present. The
register aud marshal addressed Fisk by the
name Of Wm. Scott. They had with them
requisition from the Governor OF Mis-.
souri, and q verified affidavit Of the regis.
ter charging the accused with being iu.
gitiyes from justice. The prisoners were
recommttted to the ed instant to comply
" ith the legal fotm.liti l
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,.,a he sea. performed by Jesse
,,ss, s. h a, ,lay ga, The huntington bank
''ss,,, 'i :.polI several years ago. One
'sS. ,sSi.', AN. va. aAptare,! and does duty at
,l,-sj.,ilc n u to-day. He made a daring
.t.not MN, 4. esape som, time alter his in
.,rrrtioa. Og an effort to scale the walls,
IA. hilel.
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TIM New York I-,Wl expresses appre'
A,,top, thu, there are serious troubles in
an, tortay Republican party in PennSyl'
AMI. Osins to tie proscriptiye policy pur
rsI By Cameron, who seems to be WELD
4, the patronage 0! the administration
,sI asss iis,a matter Of personal rewards
and plaiihntHts.
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Collision OF Two steamerA on Lake
HurOu-Four Lives Lost.

HuFOn-fouT Lives Lost.
CmcAGo, April IA Detroit special
says: At three o'clock this morning the
schooner Thomas Parsons, upward bound,
cotIided with the schooner Clayton Belle
on the lake ten miles north Of Port Huron.
The Belle was struck on the quarter and
sank in few minutes. Second Mate John
Dillon and William Sullivan ond Thomas
Kerwin of the Belle crew were on deck
and were saved, but the captain and three
others were lost. They were below but
came up and got into small boat which
was capsized by the sinking vessels. The
names OF the lost are Capt Frank A. Al
vim, who leave5 family ct New Haven
New York; First Mate Nathaniel Brother.
ton, who leave5 family at Battle Creek,
Mich; Del Brotherton, his son, and the fe,
male cook named K. Worth. The Par.
sons was picked up by Q tug and was bad.
ly damaged. The lost schooner was valued
at $1,000; insured Tor 5000. A cargo OF
iron valued at $4,000 was insured.
DETROIT, April t2.-The schooners Thos.
Parsons and clayton Belle came into coils.
ion at 3o'clock this morningi in lake Huron
about ten mile7 ont from the Gratiot light
house. The Belle sunk in seven minutes,
-Four OF the crew went down with her, Capt,
Fred. A. Colvin, Of New Haven, n. T.;
first mate, Nathaniel Brothertou, OF Battle
Greek, Del; Brotherton, his brother; and a
woman cook named Worth. The first
oleave iamilie1. The Parsons lost its head
gear aud is leaking badly. She will go into
the dry dock at Port Huron. The Belle
was bound down from Saint Iguase for
Erie with load Of pig iron. She is owned
by Merrick, Esselstyn ( Co, OF Detroit, and
valued ut $4,000, and is insured for s., 900
in the Mercantile, Of Cleveland; 5000 in
the Boston Marine; $1,000 in the New Eng.
land Underwriters, $1,000 in the Toledo
Fire and Marine. The cargo OF iron was
consigned to Fairbairn & Co., Of Erie. Loss
SIS, 600; insured.
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COLUMBUS.
smiths Sunday Bill Passed by the Sc
ate-A Small Wire

bmIth'S Sunday Bill Passed by the Sen.
ate-A Small Fire.
Special Dispatch to the intelligence
CoLuMBus, Ono, April12.-Smith's Sun,
day bill wns passed in the Senate to-day in
an amended form, which does moi
materially change the meaning of the bill.
The house and property on Oak street
owned by George Mcdonald, was damaged
by fire this morning to eeztent Of $1,000
There was no insurance on the house
General weikof, Ex-Auditor of the State,
and General Goodman lived in the house.
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THz Utilization Truth at Washington
Pt lead. the Pittsburgh DiIpatch to make
he hIl0EiH. remarks
WeAil19a comfy continues to be thu
home 0l great meu. It's latest and bright
a i.b. Z bank cashier who, consider
ip,tbe limited advantages afforded by 8
cOGa.fy borough, appears to have improved
N,9DPorDniiif, iof handling the funds o
thenditui5n with which he was connect
sl,@adis.terous degree that might make
4 yeWarE, New jersey, man turn greer
With envy. sixty thousand dollars is q
gat dea! oi wealth even in these gooC
tiH.s
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The Rrtl RIrer slIlI RI.inr.

FARGO, DAK., April 1.-THE Red river j.
still rising and everything along the river !,
submerged. The rise up TO the present has
been at the rate OF thrCe inches per hour
The Argus Office Is flooded, and the printer
IRE working with rubber boots on. 4 rise o
four feet would flood Front street, the prin
cipal business thoroughiare. A large mum
ber Of houses have moved their goods II
high ground,
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The New York Stnsl mnrh.,

n NET f9Rx, April l2.-It Is stated that
Syres Field, Duff Newcomb, and others who
SIeRooa Judges OF the market, have in or.
SeH 70 buy at pviGea somewhat below rul.
'os, 'as n.slreS. There were lgrge shipments Of
fiSCSFliles : abroad to-day. .sTS0 large dealers
N. II Exchange expect decline in rates before
tne close Of the week.
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PHrLADElrlIA, April ls.-The officers Of
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 St Louis
Railway Co. were elected to-day. Geo. B,
Roberts, President; j. n. Mccullough,
Wm. ThaW, Thos. b. Messler, Vice Presi-
dents; s. B, Iiggest and s. w. White, Sec
Fetaries n. G. Spencer, Treasurer.
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GRASD RAr1ns, Mlcll, April lo-The
soap factory owned by Godfrey Goodrich {
Co., this city, was destroyed by fire early
this morning. Loss $4,000; insured ST.
800.
DErRoiT, April 12.-The FIRE at the
oliyet College was not so serious loss AZ
first reported. Total los 81, 900; insured
for $1,000. Most Of valuable contents
were sayed, including several fine paint
ings.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
BAESEsvrLLE, O., April PA young
man named Philpott, aged twenty.three,
unmarried, attempted suicide today at
Quaker City, Guernsey county. He shot
himself in the body, the ball passing
through the liver.
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.z,,,,. from the Philadelphia
1rf..,', ... \ y, e.. ,scopnsjng. Nails arc
i'm pii'' =, ,.,.. srez,! large shipments
ncis'.'''! ~, .,,, IN lar.e lots, for prompt
n1ig 'a's iy.'.'
:. ,,... ..fflr
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Bos.oS, April l2.-The Governing Board
Of Harvard College voted Is TO I2 that it
was not advisable for the University to
give any assurance or hold out encourage
ment that II will undertake the medical
education Of wsmen by Harvard College
in Its medical school.
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An ovation 70 CrIttapaen.

WASHINGTON, April 12 Governor Crit
tenden, Of Missouri, appeared on the floor
Of the House Of Representatives to-day
and was given qpite an ovation, especially
by the Democratic members.
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Trainlnr shin sac.

HswroRT, R. l., April L. The United
States apprentice ship Portsmouth, con-
eerning the afetY Of which some uneasiness
was felt, arrived today.
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ri com experienced a slight
NHIi' .,,y ~ a. Chicago, partly on ac'
bon YER, la,E in tie weather.
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"E~H5" w. SSHAsSs
TIE Eaaas City Journal says that this
nsNsN Ea'rceiyed "at DR.. Stones parlor
asaa4ayia IN tie presence Of several well
lou partics,' Yes, and there are
hsd silly people who will believe it a
Fsnrine messase. Our opinion is that Jesse
sa& ia position to make It very "h0t"
hlDybody, as there is not likely to be
my 'aper!aous birthstone lying around
unused after he gets his full deserts.
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JrSfJAEE, has been heard from since
he "Tosed over" lie has sent the follow
iag ueslge to a friend i'll Kansas City:
Il AIN here 4 strong spirit. I'll make
h hilaasd bot for BIB lord, you bet. His
time near, aHd when he comes over I'll
r, syel. With regards to all the boys,
Timttt.lke viii the rest,
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:, ,ss u, potatoes.:l 81 20, and
'p, r. a. Il Trepo,t, Ohio.
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
THE LATEST rELEoRApAlo aEpoars
ofsAs CosaIttoa Of the Markets a. ia. Lea4ias
Trade Csntsn Of the COuntsy-1hs Rullas
Prices for the Principal staples -TinAA.
siAt aAt Commercial Aaain.

EEw. YoRE, April u .-Money Ss5 por cant closiFr
S!S per cent offered. Prime mercantile -, er
SasS per cent Sterling exchange, hankeil' hi, I,
mAia strong and 'saH per cent higher. -
Y 8 e, eEtended.-.iol INhlgh & wilkes .iCra
y y, extended -lo9e g. I. \ s. O. hnts...ii0
Y. = u, oonPoItA...l2O u. r. Lana lrantS. .ii1
Eaciae g Of 9S-.....i98 u. 2, sinkihT ffnd III
Genital laclde hntI-llO Texas PSS land tia. sS
EtlG nsoSs DO. Rio GaA6e diY si9
higher. W. s'NV'3A9
sTATE sEcuRnrH-lnaOtlve.
louisiana consos-... q Virginia Cs.....,.... q
NlsisoaH :, iS ts''.-..,..ll2 virslnla cOasOls q.
TsnScses G. Gs yIIRls R ast aslsIPPs asslSPs
Tennessee d, new. 4g)i S0dsred. = u.
sToCES-shAIe speculation opened irregular hat
ia w iae a.aln weaker and prices per cent iowef
list, while Canada Southern Vag ~ NJ S.,t
lower. COLORADO Coal and AaTietl1 ptrietFcd. hos.
ever opened Ler cent hisher.
rSa.a5 ~ eaary deSgtn dSciiae Of per cent was
and NashTile, DeRver and Rio Grthie. NfS1ufi
fActhc, Northwestern, Read ny and lAk0 Ehoig
WeEe conspicuous, while CRlIloFnIa coal adj ldi
And reacted u per cent ln the Cafly tnTt Oi Inc
afternoon the market recovered 5Saik ber cst,i
heA1tng, Delaware, tactaWannn and WtetpFn NSVs
JeESsy central aud Louisville and NaShyllle being
5 ~ ~ ta upward movement, Wlilie e0on
decline took place, hanging iftlm V 10 ~ NJ
cent, Louisville aud SaGhvile, Colorado coai md
New Jetsey Cs1tEal leading the downward move
meht ATE which the list aliysnNed 5<alj Der cent
the latter for Louisville and Nashyille
Ole the la'e dealings LJulsvfi and Ndshtillo keil
on per cent and the temaindeF Oi the lIst J5afE
psEeent, the !attcr New Jefsey Cenfal, but q ip-
e0very Of 11SAss per cent took place n the final
deal!ngS, Denver aud RIO Gnlnde and Ohio aud
ASlnLsiPpl leading lhi rein. The market closed
aIta oat prizes generaly asls per cent lower than
MliN. Colorado coal. however clos 4 { psr eeUt
hgnet' The AdSTDce In Coloy1ls r6Al ard inn
was 0A diSt atchss saying that the working Oi
mt WORKING q the experiments fur making Dect-
wer steel b 'd b0en suCravSfUl =
Transactions 100 OOO hRFaT
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PTTsnURGH April 12.-The base bali
season opened here this afternoon with q
game between the Alleghenlcs and Cleye-
lands The attendance vas large consider
ing the cold weather. Following Is the
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q, GtteIltsfatSr.

:; and q Fonr'se"l" s..ee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-10

| ferred OF 2, Kansas and s.. Joe preferred Z,
I and Norfolk and Western preferred ! per
! cent; and decline in Cleveland, Columbus,
/ Cincinnati and Indianapolis Of ., Memphis
/ and Charleston , and Cincinnati, Sandusky
and Cleveland ] per cent; while Richmond
and Danville opened at llg, a. against $50,
its last sale After general advance OF ia
per cent in the early dealings, Memphis
and Charleston, and Louisville and Nash
Vile leading therein, the market sold down
la 3 per cent, Missouri Pacific, Hannibal
aud ST. J oe preferred, New Jersey Central,
Texas Pacific, Louisville and Nashville and
Kansas and Texas being most conspicuous in
the decline. The market afterward became
stronger, and in the early part of the after
noon an advance was recorded, ranging from
4Cd34 per cent, Alton and Terre Haute,
Missouri Pacific, II hannibal and ST. Joe pre-
ferred, New Jersey Central, Northern Pacific
preferred, Wabash preferred and Denver and
RIO Grande being prominent IN the up
ward movement, while Louisville and
Nashville sold up ) per cent. at -,
reacted u per cent, and again ad-
vauced l. per cent. Memphis and
Charleston, and Nashville and Chattanooga
each fell off l aud advanced 3 per cent, and
Richmond and Danville declined and sd-
vanced per cent. 4 decline of lGal per
cent. in the late DEALING, Louisville and
Nashville leading therein, was followed in
the final dealings by an advance Of aCGl. per
cent, Louisville and Nashville, and Missouri
Pacific being prominent therein; while Rich
mond and Allegheny sold up % per cent.
The market closed strong at the highest point
Of the day, with the exception OF Memphis
and Charleston, and Richmond and Danville,
both of which closed ! per cent. lower. The
total earnings OF the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad Company since the LIST Of January
are 81 ,0l2,3S4, against S7l7, 5l5 for the same
time last year. Transactions aggregated
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-10
FINANCIAL REPORTS.

Business dull at the banks. Money con-
tinues at Gas per cent. discount. Exchange
on New York and principal Eastern points,
discount buying; I discount on three days,
and premium selling; and exchange on
New Orleans / discount buying, and par
selling. Bank stocks are quoted as fol-
lows as per corrected list furnished by the
Manhattan Bank, February 2lst: Bank OF
Commerce, 120; First National, 120@130;
$50; State National, 120; Union and Plant
era, 122. Insurance stocks: Bluff City, IS;
fernando, 1G0@155; Home, 90; Memphis
City, So; Peoples, 90@95; Phoenix, 10;
Planters, l00@I05. Railroad stocks: Mem
phis and Charleston, 6S@)70; Mississippi and
Tennessee, 67975; Noodle and Ohio, 27(d)29;
Memphis and Charleston first mortgage bonds,
Is, 1l2(GI16; do. second mortgage bonds, -
(1SS5), 102(91o8; do. cousols, liz; Memphis
and Little Rock first mortgage bonds, S.,
100@l10; Mississippi and Tennessee consolz,
A, $50; do. B, 1l9. Miscellaneous: Memphis
gas stock, 75(983; do. bonds, $1,000; Mem
phis Water Company, 9S@l00; Memphis city
bonds, old, 2S(G32; compromise bond, 3SGG60;
coupons from old bonds, so; from compro-
mise bonds, 6S@S0; ledger balances, %
judgments on coupons and bonds % !;
paving Indebtedness, 25; Shelby county
Memphis and Ohio railroad) Us, 1000
los; warrants, 9S@l00 bid-none on the
market; Mississippi levee bonds and cou-
pons, District No. l, 10; do. scrip, 10; Bank
of Tennessee notes, new issue, S5G1,45; Crit
tenden county (Arkausas) warrants, 20; do.
Desha county, 81; do. Mississippi county, so.
Building and Loan Associations, per share
Bluff City, 1906; Clerks; rs; German
American, ~; Memphis Building and Saw
ings Association, l40@142.