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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

It is officially announced that the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois, the Louisville and Nash.
Vile, the Evansville and Terre Haute and
the Chicago, Evansville and Terre Haute
will be formally consolidated on May 1st
The control OF these lines will then be vested
in the Louisville and Nashville.
The Jefferson City and Little Rock is
completed for distance of twenty-five miles
and the cars are running. The grading is
nearly finished 10 the Usage river and a
force of men have been employed constantly.
They will cross the Frisco road either at
Springfield, Missouri, or some place not far
east OF there, thence running through Dong
las and Ozark counties and on through Bax-
ter to Little Rock.
The New York BdRker and Broker says
that last year the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad transported one-twen-
tieth OF the entire cotton crop of the United
States. This year, by the completion of
their connecting link between Rome and
Macon, Georgia, they will carry one-tenth of
the entire crop. The connecting link will be
entirely complete by July lst, in ample sea-
son for the business Of the great cotton field
lying between Rome and the splendid harbor
at Brunswick, Georgia.
The New York Sun, speaking of the notion
of putting the railroads OF the country
unler a national system, "the control and
management Of which shall be in the hands
OF agents OF the whole people,, says: we
cannot imagine anything more absurd, I'M
patriotic and dangerous than this scheme
There is one end which should be constantly
pursued by every intelligent American in
whatever belongs to legislation and to gov
eminent. This end is to diminish the power
Of government, to reduce the number and
the authority O. office-holders, aud to
abolish, as far as possible, the interference OF
political agents in private affairs"
The New York Daily Indicator wants to
know right away il any one can "tell the
amount Of the floating debt of the Louisville
and Nashville? The company, in its re-
ports, allude to it in a grave way. Last
year it was to be provided for out of the new
S2Q000,000 general mortgage, which does
not seem to have been done, as the bonds
are reported as sold and the floating debt
still in existence. II is now said that the
floating debt is 10 be wiped out by the sale
of bonds held by the eompany-but created,
il is believed, for other purposes-amounting
to the indefn mite sum of 81 100000 to s., 000,-
000 1t is further said that the proceeds OF
the sale of these bonds will pay these debts
and leave a surplus of 100000 in the |
treasury This result depends, first, on the
price they can obtain for this miscellaneous |
lot Of bonds; and second, on the amount OF |
the floating debt. Again we repeat, does |
any one outside of the Office OF the company |
know the amount Of the floating debt of the |
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com |
DaDy"v
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The John B. Maude will arrive from St
Louis at noon to-day, and return on time.
The w. p. Halliday was due about day
light this morning on her way TO New Or
leans.
The John A. Scudder, Captain William
Baker, is the Anchor-Liner tomorrow morn
ing for New Orleans.
The City of Providence left Cairo yester-
day afternoon and may be looked for about
noon to-day on her way to Vicksburg.
The John B. Maude, Captain H. Brolaski,
is the Anchor-Line packet this evening at 5
o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis. Lem Carter
is her clerk.
The Marlin Speed, Captain J. J. Darragh,
Is the packet this evening at o'clock for all
points on Arkansas river. Charles Mussel-
man and Will Darragh are her clerks.
The Ste. Genevieve, which left Cairo at 10
O'Clock Thursday night, was looked for at
late hour last night She may have got in
discharged and returned early this morning
The Josie Harry, Captain Milt R. Harry
on deck, is the packet this evening at 5
o'clock for all points on White river, going
through to Jacksonport. J. c. Wyckoff and
Peter Mitchell are her clerks.
The great iron steamer Charles F. Chou
teau, Captain VIM. Thorweigan, is the regu-
lar packet Monday evening at o'clock for
New Orleans and all way landings. George
Miltenberger has charge OF her Office.
The Vint Shinkle, Captain g. Wash
Thompson, is the packet this evening at 5
o'clock for all points on the Ohio river as far
as Cincinnati. Colonel Joseph d. Moore
presides in her Office, assisted by Gus Young
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of Deed CT Trust made to me, as
ID trustee, by r. b. Ward. on the LIST day OF
April 1881 sn recorded in the Eea isteTs Office OF
shelby ounty. Tenn, on I'd of April 1881, in Book
l37 page 326 id deed being executed to secuX
Certain indebtedness therein set oat AMI defsu4
having been made, win, Hcoordi-g TO the terms
81 the q ed, and at the re3uesL Of the beneficial
rics betwt the hours of IL aud O'Clock
saturday. the 2SGh OF January, 1852,
on the southwest corner of Main and Madison
Streets in the Taxing District, shelby county, Ten
ne see sell At pubic outcrs. TO the highest and
best bi ides or cash. certain lot parcel of land
in sa'd Strict, described as follows Being one
fifth 81 inter ST 10 lot in ock So lot No 1. and
south half of lot 3 fronting 30 feet the east side
OF shelby street, aud running back, between par
ailel lines, 100 feet - an alley; bounded on the
south by a / Il yDci by Mrs. Aodie Bowie. ana on
the north by lot owned by J. ). pton; said
Ward being seized aud possessed OF said one-htth
Interest tn ough his father the late J. T. H. Ward,
deceased Equity OF redemption waived. The
purchaser at the sale viii acquire absolute title
The latter believed - be good. but sell and con
veg olly tru-tee.
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morning for New Orleans Sight-Riyer falling
with 70 feet 10 inches in tie canal and Is Rect i
inches in the chute on the falls Weathtr GloHot
and pleasant. Business dun The James w Gan
is overdue from Memphis.
CAIRO, January 27--Soon-N Gather clear ahu
mild Arrived: Ste Geneviever II. LOUIS pm
Diamond, New Orleans an; John B. Mande'
St. Louis, II am. Departed ste. GeuevieFe, Mem
phis, II pm. Diamond, Ohio river, ga m W +.
Halliday, New Orleans, 10 n Night-Riyer a.
feet ! inch and rising Weather cloudy ther-
mometer, Is. Arrived Golden Crown New Or
leans, pm City of Providence. St Louis pm
Smoky City. Pittsburg, pm Departed John b
Maude Memphis . pm Golden Crown, Cincin-
natl, pm; Smoky City, New Orleans, 9 pm.
City of Providence. Yicksburg, pm
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, January 27.-Arrived OUT Lord Give,
Philadelphia; ASsyrian and Zealand, New York
NEW YORK, January 27.-Arrived: Lake Champ
lain, Liverpool; Servia, Hamburg. Belgeland, Ant
werp-
SANDY HOOK, January 27.-The steamer Edam,
from Rotterdam, before reported off coast with her
propeller gone is of light. The ship is in tow
of the sTe1Iucr e@ufJf-r. from -f5SJIrvrcIr-
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Trnsiee,s sale.

10y virtue OF the terms OF a TrSst deed executed
u to Us uy + II. Poincexter, Z. G. PoiudeNter
aud wife. Lula Z. PoindeX er, r. foindextsr and
vi /, sarah A. Pildext,r, w G.. Poindexter and
T : PoiqoeVter, on lin of April, 1851, aud re-
corded in Book 10, page 2ll 10 2l5. OF Register 5
Office OF Fayette county. Tenn snd at the request
OF the benehciaries mentioned therein, we VIII, on
Friday, 27th day of January, JSS2,
at j. m. on the pll,iorm in front of r depot, at
Mason Depot Upton county. Tenn. sell al public
auction for cash, 10 he highest bidder, the fol
loving r al AID personal property; 4 ceItain
tract OF land slua ed in the Civil District No >, of
Fayette county, Tena., bounded snd described as
fllOwS; Pc aiming at the T beast co Der of the
late J. II Elc3n's ginai tract of land; thence
south 10 the northwest corner of VIA A. R1ves s
AOO-acre tract; thence east wiihS i'll VIM Hives :
line 10 a stake on Jas Z. Masnu's deceased west
line: then. north with jas. Z. M7s0n's line TO
Nm A Rives's line 10 Il stake in The SOmerville
and Randolph road; thence west With the said
road 10 the beginning which tract contains 100
scres Also p heat OF no Sc and mules, Whieh
together with the shove described land, ere more
fully described Il Trust Deed Of L II. POirGex-
ter ct al to j. W Ashner, trustee aud recorded il
Book O. page III Of the kegi tiers Office OF Fayette
county. Tenn. to whi, reference is here made
Also, 10 head OF mules, as follows: hay mules,
blacs, scrrel, l mouse cOored mule and one
two horse wagon. All equity of redemption, home
stead aud dover expressly waived IN said Trust
Deed and the title is believed 10 be good, but we
sell as trustees only. WM. A. COLLIER,
J. W. ASHEER. trustees.
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MovEMENTs ATTHEL EvEE,


AITir1Ls.-James Lee, Frfars Point; Mar.
! I'm Speed, Arkansas river; Belle Memphis
| Vicksburg; City of Alton, New Orleans;
| Coahoma, Osceols; Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati
Golden Rule, Nes Orleans
epTfues.-Belle Memphis, st. Louis;
| City OF Alton, St. LOUIS; Golden Rule, Gin
| einnati; Coahoms, Osceols; james Lee,
| Friars Point.
Boats in Polt.-Marlin Speed and Vint
| Shinkle.
Boats Due Dora.-Ste. Genevieve, John B.
Maude, City OF Providence and w. p. Halli-
day.
Boats Due Up.-Josie Harry, Rene Mscready
! and Charles 2. Chouteau.
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
Coahoma-74 bales cotton and 26 sacks
seed.
Belle Memphis-9O bales cotton and lot
sundries.
james Lee-7I bales cotton, so sacks seed,
Z pkgs sundries.
Golden Rule-177 sacks seed, 80 brls pota-
toes and turnips and 10 boxes cabbage.
Marlin Speed-Brought out of Arkansas
river 275 bales cotton and 10 pkgs sundries.
City of Alfonso hhds sugar, 80 brls sugar,
40 brls molasses, % cases cider and 10 pkes
merchandise.
Vint Shinkle-3OO brls potatoes, 20 brls
whisky, 30 brls oil, 260 kegs nails. 400
empty barrels, 200 sacks oats, 1875 sacks corn,
$50 bales hay, 1928 pkgs sundries and 125
brs meal.
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cured hams, sIs: breakfast bacon. sl8 I21s PEI
| cwt.
clear NIB, $40 %; shoulders 50 81 loose, 121e De-
/ cwt less
| BULK MEATs-Paeked-cIears sides, SO p; clear
H6. sl2; seS9Iders a.. g. l2l loos l2e Per eI les
! sl2 %; l0-lb pals, SIS Is; 10 tins SO 20.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, January Z7.-Pork dull and
/ unsettled: new mes. s1sAls >. Lard heavy
prime.stea 1-559lI-3Oc
NEW ORLEANS, Janusry 27.-The market
Is still bare of pork dry salt meat and bacon. Lard
steady refined, tierce, l3s9ll34ei keE, re ST.
gar cured bar1s higher; canrased, ll1zg1Jc-
LOUISVILLE, January 27.-Provisions very
shoulders 5Oc clear rib. 95sc clear sides, gi{c
Bacon-elesr nib, I01zc; clear. lie sugar-cured
hams, 121&9i3c-
ST. LOUIS, January 27.-Pork dull; SIS 80
for job lots; SIS 40 March. Lard. nominally IL zoe.
Dry salt meats very quiet G19, 9.l599-4 oc. Bacon
steady, "a. 10.20di050c. Butter-creamery so
4Oc; dairy, 259S5c. Eggs, l9g1oc.
CINCINSATI, January 27.-Pork firm, SIS
gIS >. Lard quiet but firm; II 204lI.2jc asked
Bulk meats stronger; shoulders, 65zc; clear rib,
clear, 1Ozc Butter easier choice western reserve,
soc; choice central Ohio, 25c.
BALTIMORE, January 27.-Provisions firm
Mess pork, SIS IS Bulk meats-shoulders and clear
nib sides packed, 71z9l0c- BacOn-shoulders, SIC:
clear rib sides, lie. Hams, 139l31lc. Lard-re-
fined. l214e. Butter firm Western, packed 1saiOc;
roll 2O92sc. Eggs higher, 25g27c; lined, Isc.
CHICAGO, January 29.-Pork in fair de-
mand, but at lower rates; SIS % cash and Janu-
airy. SIS IN February, SIS 10 March, SIS 621z9
1l.25c cash and January, Il. 25@1 PKG February,
IL 4091 PIC March, 1I-521z@1.55c April. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders, 61sc; short nib, 9.45c;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. easier but not ouotably lower
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GENERAL NEWS.

The local packets departed on time yester-
| day evening.
Receipts by river yesterday, 3S7 bales
cotton and 2S3 sacks seed.
The Nint Shinkle arrived yeste rday morn
ing from Cincinnati with 434S packages OF
| freight for this place.
The City of Alton, from New Orleans
passed up at a late hour Thursday night for
St. Louis with fair trip.
Big Muddy is spreading itself all over
Hopefeld, and will soon be forty miles wide
more or less, at the point.
The Golden Rule, from New Orleans
! passed up late Thursday night for Cincin.
natl with 600 tons of freight.
The Belle Memphis passed up for St
| Louis yesterday afternoon, adding here 435
bales OF compressed cotton for the East, and
l07 bales big cotton for st. Louis.
If anyone knows of the death, or where
abouts, if living. of Captain John H. Kid
well, for many years well-known steam
boatman, they will confer favor by writing
| to Miss o. Kent, No. III Madison street,
Toledo, Ohio. Captain Kidwell has not
been seen heard of by his relatives for
many years, and they are DESTROYS OF know
ing whether he is living or dead.
Captain Hegler is placing line of gilded
acorns along the upper guards of the Guild
ing Star, and they create great improve
ment in the outside appearance OF that
steamer. Captain Hegler is constantly seek
ing 10 add to the beauty and com fort of his
boats-the Guiding Star and the Golden
City-and few details escape hrs ever watch
full eye. He is the same in regard to all his
employees, and strict attention to business
in every department never misses deserv-
ing expression of appreciation wherever his
discriminating optic happens to fall, but a
dereliction of duty brings down prompt and
effective condemnation. Captain Hegler was
drilled on ocean-goiDg vessels, where the
strictest discipline prevails, and his school
ing in that respect fits him for the position
of a leader in his profession.
The river reporter of the Louisville Post
has been presented with gold badge by his
river friends. Gold medals, solitaire rings,
breastpins, studs, etc., have been rendered
the APPEALS professor of aquatic science,
but the innocent vet kind-hearted donors
were respectfully informed that he, the A. IS
p. a. g., was wallo wing in wealth and dis
dained the idea of wearing a jewel-even
one bestowed as token Of appreciation of
his greatness-purchased by contributions
from seanty and hard-earned salaries In
return, however, he-the AS p. a.. s.-has
ordered dozen or more first-class steel
hulled packets built to be distributed among
his kind friends in acknowledgment of the
honor thus sought to be thrust upon him.
II you want to become a great man, come to
Memphis-the article is LAYING round loose.
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NEW ORLEANS. January 27.-Sight ex
change on New YOE 8 BfT 1899 premium ser
LONDON, January 27.-New IS, extended
1857; rs, NJ; Illinois Central, 1919; Pennsyl
vanfa Central 1881; New York Central. 1874; Erie
4l1s; Erie seconds, 411a Reading, 3219-
New YORK, January 27.-Money loaned
at from to per cent; Prime mercantile paper,
595H per cent Sterling exchsn2e-bank-
menss fairly firm and Il per cent. rfgher for ex-
ended IS, AIS and coupon, and unchanged for
bonds strong State securities moderately act
i've. Share speculation opened at advance of
yesterday, Richmond and Danville leading the
advance, while Canada Southern opened per
piaee IN early deaiings. ToTthwestern and WABASH
preferred being the most important therein. Fol-
the market subsequently became stronger, and
between boards an advance was recorded ranging
ern. Denver and Rio Grande, ST. Paul, Memphis
and Charleston, and Western Union were also
cisco advanced IL Der cent Manhattan Elevated
l3s Richmond and Allegheny IA, and Richmond
After the second board the market reacted u 70
IA per cent, Richmond and Allegheny and North
western Leading therein, while R nc and
Immediately reacted II per cent In late deal
eago, Burlington and Quincy went up %
per cent, but closed per cent. lower. The mar
gated Is 600 shares, of which there were of Can
ada Southern 1000. Central Pacific $500, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western a. COO. Denver and Rio
Grande "a Co., Erie Is 600, Hannibal and ST. Joseph
2s00 Kansas and Texas $500, Lake Shore 1900,
Louisville and Nashville $500, Michigan Central
1900 Manhattan Elevated 1000. Memphis and
Charleston 500. Missouri Pacific $500, Northwest
ern % 600. New Jersey Central II coo, New York
Central, p, 600. Northern Pacific q, 900 Ontario
and Western 100. Pacific Mail 400, Peoria, Deca-
tur and Evansville IL 900, Reading 500, st. Paul
81 coo, st. Paul and Omaha HOG, Texas Pacific
u 900, Wabash Pacific 500 Western Union SS 600,
Illinois Central 300, Richmond ana Allegheny
$500, st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba 200.
81. Louis and San Francisco, 300, East Tennessee
Robinson Mine 200. Closing quotations were as
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwest
Trains move as follows: Mail leaves daily. ex
cept sunday. at 400 pm. freight leaves daily al
go an Nail arrives daily except Sunday, al
an freight arrives daily at $40 pm.
Memphis and Little ROck-Trains move
as follows: Passenger No. l leaves daily At $50
pm; passenger No. 3 leaves daily at 40 a m ;
freight leaves daily. except Sunday. at $50 m.
Passenger No. arrives daily at 1875 pm; pas
senger No. arrives daily at $40 m: freight ar
riyes daily, except sunday, at 80 pm.
Memphis and ChariestOn-Trains move
as follows, city time: Mail and express leaves
daily at IL Is pm; fast mail and express leaves
daily at lO:25 am. SomerYilIe accommodation
leaves daily, except Sunday. at4:25 pm. Mail and
express arrives daily at $50 an. fast mail and
express arrives daily at $40 pm; Somervile ac-
commodation arrives daily except Sunday, at
$40 an.
Louisville and NaSbVfIIe-Trains move
as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at $40 am.
leaves at 1850 pm : mail leaves daily at 20
am; Brownsville accommodation leaves daily
except Sunday, At4:55 pm; mail arrives daily AT
go pm; BROWNSVILLE accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday. at S:35 an
Mississippi and Tennessee-Trsins move
as follows: Mail leaves daily at 1875 pm;
Sardis accommodation leaves daily, except Sunday,
at $50 pm. freight leaves daily, exeeIt Sunday,
at CPS m. Mail arrives daily at $50 m. Sardis
arrives daily, except Sunday, at
$40 am; freight arrives daily, except Sunday, at
3 80 p.m.
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GROCERIES,

Business is dull in this line, and no quota
BILE changes are reported in any department.
CoFFEE.-ordinary, 11@12c; fair, 1z1<c; prime,
GGAR-Louisiana open kettle. z1z@s3lc; yel-
low CHARMED. 9gs14c; on white CHARMED, s12@974c
pure white cyclic; cut loaf, li19c; granulated,
i01zc; powdered, lie
MoLASSE S-Louisiana common TO fair 5o@5sc;
good to prime, 6o965c; strictly prime to choice.
6S@70c: fancy, 75e.
jamaica. nominaIly So per barrel :Messina, s. so
so per box. Lemons. 81 25@@4 80 per box; Mes
sina, 81 5Oes. coeoanuts s. 50 per hundred. Ba-
ginis hand picked, lie; Tennessee red, G16g71Ic;
white, nc; roasted, 21dc higher; shelled, Toe.
ioc tA English walnafs, i5@1sc Fiiherts, iaaisc
Brazil nuts, s91Oc Raisins, ss@s .; London lay
linen bags, I$c per pound; layers, Ice. Dates
African, 71z@sc per pound; golden, s91oc
APPLES, ErC.-Choiee, s4@i 50 from levee; in
store. medium & 5GS5 by The barrel; good to
s5SG9c. In barrels and 6aif-barreis: 9<@I2c in
medium barrels, ss@e 5; hall barrels, S. JOa5 10
CANNED GOODS. ETC. - Prices per dozen:
tomatoes lbs 81 81 lbs, 81 So stfaWberries 81 So
raspberries 81 %; backberries 81 50 green cages,
sci 80; plnms 81 90 Pea5s 81 Sol 81 extra
as 70 quality; green peas 81 Sog2 35 cove oysters,
). 81 S: CONDENSED milk, Crown. s. 40; Eagle,
sALT-Per carload. 81 co; from store, 81 65al 20
per barrel coarse, per sack, II 50; fine, 81 90.
SOAP SIz96Ize per pound
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE January S7.-Coffee firm; Rio
eargoes s14S95sc. sugar steady; soft, 95sc.
New YORK, January 27.@Coffee quiet;
Rio eaTgoes, s1z(al05zc. Sugar easier and Inoder-
ately active fair tn good refining quoted at ~
axe. Molasses-foreign nomin-l: New Orleans
s'rong and quiet, quoted at -5597jc; Porto Rico,
}595Sc-
NEW ORLEANS, January 27.-Coffee active
and firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary TO prime, $40
II1zc. Sugar in fair demand; common TO good
common 6G65Se: fair TO fully fair, 61z97c; prime
to choice, 7I4dTssc; yellow clarified s1s(as%c,
Molasses quiet; common, 35@+0c; centrifugal,
40G60c; fair, 49d5lc prime 70 choice, Gssfec-
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DAY GOODS MARKET.
By Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 27.-Worsted dress
goods have had considera BILE attention. with sales
improved proportionately. Prints have been
looked after more widely, with increased takings
Cottons are in moderate demand, but the selec-
tons of a very miscellaneous character. White
goods are less active in demand, but large orders
are in process of execution. Wooden goods in i'm
proving demand, with chief attention directed
to worsted coafings and overcoatings. Spring
cloakings are in steady delivery. Ginghams are
in active distribution for dress styles but staples
are less inquired for. The tone of tine general
market is steady.
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Da. wEsr's NERVE AND BRAINTREATxErT-
A specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Commissions
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF
Memory, spermatorrhea, Impotcncy, Involuntary
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over
exertion seIf-abuse or over-indulgence, which
leads to misery, decay and d ssth- tTas Sex VIII
cure recent cases. Each box con tains one month";
treatn Mt One dollar box, or six boxes foT f. e
dob =; sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt OF pr.ce.
We guarantee six boxes 10 cure any case. with
each order received by for boxes, acconnps :
MED with i've dollars, we viii send the purchases
our written guarantee 10 return the money If the
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees Is
sued only by A RESkERT d CO., wholesale and
Retail Druggists. 215 Main street, Mem his, Tenn
orders by mail will receive prompt sttention-
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LIVE STOCK AND HOGS.

Joseph Frey, proprietor of the Southern
Stock y ard and commission dealer in live
stock, north Second street, reports: "On ac-
count of the heavy rains and high waters,
the receipts for the past few days have been
very light, and the market is nearly bare Of
ali descriptions of stock. There is a
fair demand for good corn fed and good
grass and range cattle, and they find ready
sale at quotations. The high waters having
interfered with the railroads, we are now de-
pending mostly on the river trade. The pros
pect is tiattering for shippers who can reach
our market by river or otherwise. There are
not over fifty head of hogs market. Prices
firm as quoted. light supply of sheep in
the yards, with only a moderate demand"
Choice corn fed beeves, 415@5c per lb.; good
corn fed beeves, SH@4e; good 70 extra oxen 3l4c;
medium oxen, 24@2s4c; good grass cattle, 21a@
Sc: medium grass cattle, 2921Ic: poor grass cat
tie, I1z@1s4c; yearlings, IS 10 So per head.
SHEEP-Choice mutton sheep, 4%@5c per h.
HoGS-First quality, 614@61zc per ID; second
quality 59j14c.
by Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, January 27-Hogs active and
firm; very light shipping, s6@6 1O butchers to
fancy, So S5g7 80; packing 90 20d6 S0 pigs, So 10
as 90; skips and sculls, 81 2595 =. Receipts,
800; shipments, POO.
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Rubii, Administrator Ofhce-Memphis, Tennes-
see. December ~, 1881.
NOTICES hereby given that viii, as admins
~ traitor of the estate of Thomas 6. Davis, de-
ceased on Thursday. January ), lss2. at II O'Clock
m proceed 10 sell the persOuGl property, not
akeuipt BY law of said deccdent. at public outcry
10 the highest bidder for cash, at the late residence
OF the deceased on Presidents Island in this
countT. JOHN LOAGCE,
Public Administrator.