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coNsoLIpArEp srArEMENT.
RREAOSTUFFS,

Corn lower and irregular and oats quiet.
Cofumeal steady.
WHARTON track 9oO195c.
CoRN-sholled and In ear, nominal IN lots.
OATs-Choice mixed nOminaily 4S9iic on
levee; 469isc from Store.
HAY-Choice timothy nominally SIC on leyee;
BEGN-s5@9Oc per hundred from store; SIC per
CoRNNEGL~Kiln-dried, So
FLoUR.-superhne 81 25a4 50; extra. 81 io@
choice IN fancy, IS 50@6; patents, IS 5Oe7.
OATNEAL-In half barrels. "a 2594 30 from store
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, 81 5o@5 from
HoMINY-From store, IS s5@5 so.
WHITE BEAEs-Navy, 81 1898 from store.
RcE-Lonisiana. common, 7971zc; prime, Sc;
Carolina, S9SLc.
LOUISVILLE, November I5.-Flour-extra fam
steady; No. red winter s2as5c. Corn quiet but
steady; No. white, 75@751zc. Oats in fair de-
nand; No. 2 Ss1zc.
fine Western and State, So 25@3 90 Wheat-cash
lots q shade higher and firm; options unsettled
and 1S9Zc lower; ungraded red, Sic@sl Is. Rice
quiet but steady; domestic, 5A97c.
firm; family. 81 so@4 so; fancy, 81 75G5 IS. Wheat
and higher 735z974c. Oats stronger, 571z@sSc
Rye firm, 6i962c. Barley dull and IRREGULAR
extra No. fall, 6s@75c
NEW ORLEANS, November 10 Flour steady;
higher grades. 81 60@5 80. Corn steady with fair
demand; new choice white, 5sc. Oats steady;
quiet; ordinary, s12915; prime, sl6917 50: choice
S1S9ls so. Rice quiet; louisiana ordinsry to
choice, 45f96%c.
BALTIMORE, November 15.-Flour ore active
but steady; Western superfne, s3 2593 rs; extra
SAGA g.; family, 81 S7g6. Wheat-Western higher
and insctive No. 2wnter red, spot, 81 0S5491 0S5s
November 81 O6 asked; December, 81 065S65I OH;
January, 81 0Ss49l %; February. 81 1OZ9l II.
c9En-WesteTp rmer mixed mi d. Moyem6 per $50
641S965c; January, 6o5z@61e Oats dull; Western
While 4SSS S m s st a9 ;PsdV 40
ST. LOUIS, November i5.-Flour quiet: treble
extra: So 4O@S 50; family; Agl 10; choice, "a 45@
l60; fancy, q 70a5lo. Wheat higher and slow;
s27sas4e the year, s6szc January, $3.50 February.
Sl6Sszg1 Os1S May; No. 5 red, s99S914c. Corn
pecember 52XS52lc the ye.r. 19s4s7zc January,
4S12c February, 511z@5Os4c May. Oals higher;
Is5Ss cash s he N TssT s Ne ssSk re
quiet 564 a561 Barley dull; medium to choice,
SGerIsaon Board-wheat very slow; $3.50 bid
November, 947s@95c December, $3.50 the year.
Corn higher 6414c November, $3.50 the year. 1910
SsSzc December. Ss5zc the year. S51sc bid May
CHICAGO. November I5-Flour quiet; common
to choice spring, IS 50s4 80; common to fancy. 81
higher; regular. sS11lc November, 9l1ss9lhc De
cel4 ber 931zc the year. 945s@95c January, 81 May;
NS cs NS sr1 s cash cash. Winters
e015c. Corn strong and higher; 7o5$c cash, 67zs@
CSC Noyem Der. S9ssc DECEMBER ana tae year e914c
g36e cash and November. 351s ASSOC December
and the year slfc Ssnssr ssa Sc May. Rye
NeTen6er. ss1e SeeenbeP sssSsse the y yie
947Ec January, s al COS May; No. red winter,
955Sessc November, e55Ss961zc December. s6c the
year, 96s4c January, 81 05S1 0sss May; No: Chi
and this years options, lower for next years; nc
7lsSc cash, CSC November, 6Uss@6o19c the year.
c ana. gsppNS5 1s2 4bsy 5 ssT sEmeT &c
the Year, 3tszc January, $3.50 May.
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
MOVEMENTS AT THELpEE,

ATirdk-COahorra. Osceo1a; Fulton upper
ing >' AiU
Deportures.-Coahoma, Osceola; Tiger, Peters
Landing; Fulton. upper bends
Boats IN Por-Josie HarrT and Henry TvIsr
Boats Due Dotrn-Msrk Twain, Guiding Star
yonn r. Aaude. D. r Powell, Andy Baum, Cen
trst City and City of Providence
bod9 Due Up.-James Lee, Dean Adams Hard
Lash, Ida Darragh, City Of Baton Rouge and Rene
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Eegs in good supply, and steady demand.
| Pantry IN good supply, and better demand.
Good quality apples in demand at full prices.
vrcvT.BLEs-onions 81 6e91 IS for red 81 75a7
iioTT from leyee: 81 25 for large barrels freIn
. o srnsII barrels 81. Potatoes, 81 552 10 from
feJes 81 25a2 so from store. sweet potatoes
noTnai. Cabbage: Chicago, off stock, Sc; fresh
e. 1e- hundred loose, from store Celery, 4Oa
- Pc 81, dozen New kraut, in whisky barrels & "a
80 n 1O-gallon barrels, s. so; in hAlf-barrels
800 so Garlic 81 per hundred.
0EeTTTs-Orapges, 81 so per barrel. Lemons IS
ra, hoT Cocoanuts, s6 per hundred. PeanutS~
Wilma hand-pdcked, lie; Tennessee red. Te.
,.htIe So. roasted, 21zc higher; shelled, 1oc Al,
r,onds 1e62oc Texas peacans. lie: Arkansas
slssc: English Ualnuts 14ql6c. Fnberts, Isc
R7szii nTiiS-61d &c; new, &c.. Raislns-Iondon
Aver. S. 50; IMPERIAL s3 So Bratidy cherries, 81
pe.pSIss yTc.-AppIes, 81 1892 50 from levee
New Southern dried spples, SC per pound from
store New crop dried peaches. &C from store
Cranberries s125091S per barrel. Pickles. medium
ia re-, IS 1913; haIfbsSrel. 81 1895.
CfDEK-Missouri, sSgs 80 per barrel, and s47s
per half barrel
E6Gs-249&c.
Pics FEET-In barrels, Sill half-barrels IS 50;
Kfs: = zIackeTel-I2-lb kit, No 1, sle1 10: No
s5aa5c. i5-Ibs No. 1, 81 1901 20; No. 2, 95c@sJ,
hsIfbarrel sOlbs, No. l. "a co; No ., So IS. White
6sh no. /, per hslf-barrel, Sc 5096 rs; family.
81 25a4 50; per kit. nominally 81 Is. Dried her.
rings. per box, 25@3oc North Carolina roe herring
&c PsodTITRY-Choice old hens, IS 5094: old mixed
s250a1s; large young, 1898 IS; medium, s2d275:
small 81 1892 %. Young ducks, S393 so. Tur,
&c sI96l5 G
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LIVE STOCK Market

Joseph Frey, of the National Stock Yard,
North Second street, reports that the strength
obtained ten days sgo in our cattle market
has been very we'll maintained throughout
last week. As we are on the season from
grass TO corn, while light runs msy be ex-
pected, the prospect looks extremely hAtter-
ing for some time to come. Good to choice
butchers cattle are selling now fully up 10
quotations. Bologna cattle are in active
demsnd. Bulls and stsgs of large grade
and in full flesh, selling at outside figures.
Supply, none; demand, unlimited. Although
our hog market has been in sympathy with
other markets, our quotations are J to
cent higher than the leading Western mar
kets. Trade good; supply light. Quotations:
CoRN-FED Characterized cattle, &c.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, 4941Sc; good, 3X94c;
fair to medium, S9SAc; common, 2@21ac.
SHEEP-Choice, per pound, 4c; medium, 3@3%c.
LAMBs-Choice, per head. $s9s SO; medium,
HoesNChoice, $50 to 200 pounds, Sc; medium.
7971zc; common, 6G6Hc.
Cows AND CALvEs-Milch cows with young
calves, per head, s20@40.
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PERSONAL AND GENEsAI

Gsnersl-Msnsger McCrea states thai. fo,
the first time in the history Of the Panhandle lines
1Ings above all liabilities. The sscel year end,
December Slst. ~
The Indianapolis Journal says: 9Th.
movement OF loaded cars over the f1dianenoIis
and st. Louis road, the past week mas hen ~
largest IN me history Of the road ana promises hi
here eGbm1 have e wsgk 4PIe days Of The
Nerd from Terre Haute to this point :
The Arkansas division of the St. Louis
snd San Francisco known az the 'Frisco) railway
81 Louis GtobeDenaOerot SEES great ADVANTAGES ac.
~ 70 mat city because; as it claims, il viii
Sao new territory 10 st. Louis and divert in that
and Little Rock. "
A quandom brakeman writes from, Green
OF the term "Nickel-Pl as spplied TO the new
Iallroad The appelatiSn was made use Of By the
pressing the high state of flush TO which he
ofncers OF the road designed to carry their enter
Prise. IT IS 10 be hrstclAss in every respect
nickelplated." he said, and the papers gave the
term currency.
Freighimen have commenced to talk seri-
91Ily Of an advance in East bound rates the
prominent freightman in New YORK instr1cti E
the recipient to give shippers BY their lines notcs
that they might expect a notice to snch an eject
sooutthe 18th OF this month, thus giving the usual
ten days notice.
A contract has been made with the direct
Ors OF the Lake BOTgne railroad in Louisiana 70
construct the road and equip it with depots cara
and other rolling stock. The contract specifies
that the road is - be completed by July next. 1t
will be OF standard gauge, thirty miles long, and
Will cost 400, 900. At the Lake B0rgne terminus
the COM any proposes TO develop a nTst-class sum
mer resort, as we'll depot for the Gulf trade
They have already secHr 4 lake f. ontage Of one
once.
An indianapolis paper says: The Indian-
aPolis and 81 Louis pay the largest wages to en-
ployes OF any road running ito Indianapolis and
the Indiana, Bloomington and Western the small
est, where monthly salaries are fixed. Train men
IN freight service, who the mileage basis
MAKE the best wages on the Cincinnati, Indianap-
oils, ST. Louis and Chicago road. Train men in
the pa tsenger service the Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and St. Louis road make better yes than on any
other indianapolis road. Passenger conductors
on the Vanialis Line paid by the month and |
run more miles than the conc uctoTs on any other
road running into Indianapolis ="
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Corn lower and irregular and oats quiet.
Cofumeal steady.
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STATIONS.

below high water mark of1SI.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
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HousE-sUILOING MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
1000 feet; dressed, $780, yellow pine flooring SIS !:
shingles. 1894 SO; lathing-poplar, 81 rs; cypress
above 20 feet
NAILs-s8 so@I per key, and leading sizes hard
to obtain.
BRIcKs-Hsrd, $40 SOL soft, 50 per 1000; hrebrick,
S495 so per 100.
LIMEsAND CEMENT-Alabama lime, 95casl a
barrel; Tennessee, S5990c; Louisville cement
81 709I 80 barrel Rosedale cement, So so a bar
rel; Portland, S.; plaster of Paris 81 So
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRlvAL AND pEPAR1URE oErRANs

Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. texPsEs) leaves al
II;40pm; No (maIll at SIS q m, No. Coving
ton accom- mo dationl at $40 pm No (expressl
arrives at 20 "a: No. arrives at l:45 p. m. No.
Covington accommodation, go Am. (eitytimel
Memphis and Little B0ck-Irains move
IS follows: No. leaves daily at 4:40p.m; arrives
1880 o. N. 30. 8 leaves # In; arrives at s
am. Nos (tIeightl leaves Popefeld st 5e.rn.
uyes At pm.
MenlpIlIs and ChaFfesfou-Trains move
as follows tcity timel; through express leaves
daily al IL :Oj pm. Local nail aud EXPRESS leaves
daily ct S:I5 am. SOmsrVille accom- moda ton
leaves daily, except Sunday. at 4:55 p In. Through
express arrives daily at 20 4 N. Local mail and
express arrives dsil at S:55 p-m Somerville &C.
ommOdatiOn arrives daily. except sunda y. at $40
m
LOuISvIIIe and NaSbVflIe-TIains move
as follows Fast mail arrives daily at $40 N.
leaves at HE pm; mail leaves daily at SOS
An: passenger aecem mod ton leaves daily
1910 m; arrives daily at 3:40 pm. (city timel.
will MAKE close connection for al points East;
Brownsville accom- mediation leaves daily, except
SUNDAY, at IS pm; mail arrives daily at IN
p. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily
except Sunday. at 5;25a.In.
Mississippi and PeunesSee-Traing nova
as follows: New Orlea aud fast mail and express
leaves daily at I2:f5 pm; Sards eco On uodatSon
leaves daily, except sunday, at $40 pm; freieft
leaves daily EXCEPT Sunday, at 5:55 a m 500
Orleans fast mail and press arrives dstir Al h.so
q. m; Sardis accommodation arrives daiIv excent
Sunday, at SIS m; freight arrives daily e1eepf
Sunday, at 400 pm. Freight trains carry sen.
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WHISKY ETC

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
BRASDIEs- s591e; peach. 81 5Oa3 So;
NtNEs-Imported port 81 5094; sherry 81 55a
4; characterization extr- dry, S7Gs: PipeY
Heidsick, s2Sa2; Mumm's extra dry, SIS s27;
WHISTLES Redistilled, 9Oc9SI so; straight 81 so
a, according to age.
CHICAGO. November 15.-Whisky, Sis
ST. LOUIS, November 15.-Whiskt steady. 81 Is.
LOUISVILLE, November Is. Whisky quiet.
o. IL
BALTIMORE, November 15.-whisky Quiet 81 10
q 1871.
CINCINNATI, November 15.-whisky active and
hrm, 81 IA.
Western rectifed, 81 O5MI 20.
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An Indianapolis paper says: '.Tbe Indian
Conductors mutual Aid and Benedt
Association.

CHICAGO, November 15.-The eighth au-
nual convention of the Railway Conductors Mu.
tual Aid and Benefit Association of the United
annual address showed the organization has over
1000 members and has paid s, 600 900 in ben
ehts and the advantages of this kind of insurance
dwelt upon.
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood etc., viii send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Fhis grea-
remedy was discovered BY q missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the
REV JOSEPH t. INMAN, Station D, Net5 FORK City
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eELTRies, HIDES AND LEATHER.

The hide market is active, with light re-
ceipis.
HIDES Erc-No. dry lint hides, lie; No. dry
hides lie; dry salt hides 119l4c; No. green salt
hides, &C; No green salt hides. &c; green hides,
5a7c Beeswax-prime yellow, 2O6iL2c; tallow
6Tc; ginseng, per pound, 81 so. Deer skins
prime, Csc.
FEATHEes-PTime, 40c.
WooL-Tub-wsshed, 25@S5c per pound; IN
washed, ls923e: bury, 1O@l6c.
LEATHER-Oak sole, per pound, 379 Zoe: hem
lock, 2zd50c; harness. Sc 940c; skirting, 3764Oc:
French calf, $4,000 per dozen domestic calf, SSoa
as uer DOZEN
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Memphis, II am. Departed: John B. Asude,
Memphis Pr Central City. New Orleans,
Star. New Orleans an; City Of Helena. 81
Louis. noon. Sight-River II feet inches, ana
falling Weather clear; thermometer, so. ArrVeo-
CITY o. Providence. St. Louis, pm.
LOUISVILLE, November 15.-Noon-River sta
tonsry, with feet inches In the canal and z
feet 10 inches in the chute on the falls. Business
good westher cloudy and cool. Night-RiTer
fIIing slowly with feet inches in the canal
business good. Weather cloudy, with nolcstlonS
of snow.
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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. dray mules 16 to 161z hands, s2OO9
$50: 159 to 16. Sl6o@ls5 10 to 1874 $1So9l3oi 14%
to IS, S1l0@130
HoRsEs-Go9d driving. sl2562O0; heavy draft
s15O@2OO saddle horses, Sl25@250 plugs, s40@76.
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pFTeo, ELM Maakere

COAL OIL-Wholesale lotr, lSc per gallon.
CLEVELAND, November 15.-Petroleum-sw.,
110o, SIC.
BRA DFORD, November 15.-Petroleum steady
and firm; opened at 81 2615; highest, 81 2SsI;
lowest, 81 26Iz; closing at 81 27Js.
PITTSBURG. November 15.-Pefroleun steady:
united certificates firm, closed at 81 2s1<; refined
S569S5<c, Philadelphia delivery.
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sRooMs AND sRooM-CoRN.

Brooms OF home manufacture continue in
good demand. The new crop of broom-corp.
which shows q considerable increase in
quantity and improvem ent in quality, finds
ready sale at quotations.
BEooN-CoRs1 Crooked, Ss4c per pound; straig hit,
SAFE per pound.
EROOMs-Per dozen in wholesale lots, 81 7bM4
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DRY GOODS,

New YORK. November 15-Exports of
domestic cottons for the week, 2490 packages; for
the expired portion of the year, 140,197 Packages
against 1S9, 235 last year az 49, 4S same time in
1850. In general demand the market has been
quiet and new selections very light Wooden
goods aTe doing better, though many small
takings wide demand for many small assort-
ments gives very fair volume of sales.
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY, EGGS. ETC

,,l.. ,.l,oyr clarified 71sa75sc; prime to choice
W., yeisrffed 7IzaS1zc; graduated, SE<c.- no.
wniis dull; centrifuEal, 2S93oc; fair, 3s940c
lAs5r0 oiea AI6I4ec.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
SIS s.: = 8 &: 81:
MAXIMUM temperature, SO.
Minimum temperature. IS.
VICKSBURG, November 15.-River rose inches.
weather clear and cold Arrived: Belle Memphis,
st. Louis,
PITTSBURG, November 1s.-Noon-River feet
and rising Weather clear and pleasant Night
River feet inches, and risi1g. Weather clear
and pleasant.
WHEELING, November .-Noon-River feet s
inch, and rising slowly, Weather clear and cool.
Night-River feet z inches. and rising Weather
clear and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, November 15-weather clear
this morning. Arrived: Il. J. Dickey, St Louis.
Departed: City of New Orlesns, st. Louis
ST. LOUIS, November 15.-Night-Riyer risen
inches, and is now 10 feet inches By the gauge
Weather clear and cool. Arrived: Clinton. Mem
phis. Departed: Clinton, Memphis; Carrier, White
river.
CINCINNATI. November 15--Noon-Rivers feet
sinches. and falling. Weather cloudy; thermome-
ter, 49,. Night-River feet inches, and falling.
Weather clear and very cool. Departed: Cons
Millsr, Memphis ;fwnl Kyle, New.0rleAss,.
EVANSVILLE November l5.-Noon-River sta
tionary. with $40 feet by the gauge Weather
clear; Thermometer, 49,. Night-River rising
slowly, with 65-loo feet by the gauge Weather
foggyi thermometer, 5oe. Arrived; o. P. schenek,
4.45 Pm
CAIRO, November 1B-Noon-Weather clear
and coel. Arrived: Central City, St Louis, m. ;
James ". Gsf, Memphis, AN; City OF Helena,
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-ransacuon. aggregated $4,000 shares, as fol-
COTTON.

The local M rket opened and closed firm.
Sales 1850 bales, including 500 Tuesday evening
1850 to exporters, 100 10 tpidners.
Yesterdays QUOTATIONS..
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794 kks seed N
.Tiger-1es bales cotton. 3 bgs seduction and
.Fulion-9Zbales cotton. Is bgs seduction and
500 SKIS seed.
Henry A. Tyler-102 bales cotton, 81 bgs seed
cotton. Is SKIS seed 125 brls -four 90 brls plaster
chandtse.
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FOR HALE'S POINT.
FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERs.
d oslo Harry.
ELEVATOR COMPANY.
NdENIFHIS
Grain and Packaue Elevator Co.

WILL DO A GENERAL RECEIVING, FOR
w wARDING AND STORAGE BUSINESS. Careoes
of steamboats, and barRes loaded or unloaded with
dispatch. Freight delivered in cars of all rail-
roads entering the city. Ample storage room for
bulk or sacked grain, merchandise, machinery.
etc. Freight received and stored in elevator at
owners risk unless ordered insured.
R GALLOWAY, Superintendent
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.
Above low
water.

MEMPHIS TENN, November IS 1882 (
The following observations are taken at the
same moment of time u Os p. n.y. at all the stations
md.
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The New-Orleans future market opened barely
steady: at Il, quiet and steady, closing steady.
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New York futures opened steady at decline;
at 1880, quiet aud firm; 1880, steady; at 80
quiet; at 2SO steady, closing easy; Sales. lol 900
balez Closing prices:
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o. o. receipts AZ All u b ports yesterday -3loio
Total receipts same dSv last year 252
At Liverpool the spot market at noon Indicated
fair demand freely met at previous prices. Sales,
u 600 bal.s. of which $500 bales were American.
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.

IObal SSZl
AtNew York the spot market opened ST. dy; at
II, steady: at quiet, closing quiet. Sales, 1918
pales. Contract, go bales
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At New Orleans the spot market opened quiet
at so, steady, closing firm. Sales, 1000
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. A. ii. HILZIM,
Surgeon Dentist,
MEMPHIS .........-....... TENNESSEE
Office: "a South Court street Residence: $50
Hernando rosd
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- Sn ieber Der Ist'en 4 @o9en ffnb
3w6IF bis obtjsbn Guuienb 6aB IepfeI
BON Rew Dort na9 europa erportirt
moreeu.
- Dor Der r4Io5ama CLAIM Com.
mtffon" fub foweit bereitS 600 Gins
ipri9e 9eltenb ssma3t worben, uno
sIaubt man, buB bteie 3ubI bis gum 4b,
Iauf Der our 9eItenbmc9uns uou Gnz
tpri@en feffssi' sten 5rif auf etwa 1000
ftet9eu piro.
- Ser Cactus Maguar Dirb iest in
SIoriba pei t~uItipirt. NuS ben 6aisrn
Ieiner lan9en, biden BIdtter werbeu bic
fairfield SetIe unb Strtde onsefertist.
Sein Snft bilbet Elm nneenebmes, aber
btraui6enbes @etr6nt. Nntoer Der
Baum Siitben setrasen, ftrbt er ab,
unb Der Stamm mirb hann ieines Wors
tes entIebiet unb Iiefert Elm pofenbes
6oI3 fir elmer unb fonffise Waferbee
bdIter.
- aIs In Gan Diego biefer Gage Elm
'SfentIt9er erin tbrunueu oufsefelt wers
ben folte, erreste bic Gntbedung, ba6 BITE
gum 6unoameut befeIbeu benusteu Stets
ne 9cIobaltise gr3aoern entbteItsn, 9roa
PES aufieben. OaS 9eifein tam aus
benz EemecuId @aupou uno tnb beretts
usrfdiebene Miner bortbin abeeenreen,
um cine ProipsctiussEo ur gu unteruebs
men.
- Sn Woorsspiue, Morsan Sountp
Subtaua, bat f9 bic s4idbrise Goutfa
6idIiu nit etnsm i%unaen, bibfdsH
Nann pom "a Sabren 0amens Sobn
Witbers pc,betrntbet. Die Ghotio9e,
buB bic .ianse" frau, bic ibreu Che
BERN NIT lusenbIidem Teuer Iieteu fou,
iebr reid 1T, srtldrt bis gu einem ses
wi1en @raOe ben i~eItiau1en @ei9mG6
hes 2estereu.
Gum 2uede fi9ern Ernnss
portss pom frif9en @emiifen, Sri9ten
&c. aus ben flbIi9eu Stnaten mad ben
Stdbten bes Weifens unb Rorbens bat
ff9 In atlanta, Ga, unter benz Ramen
vNuffeu &~sfriserator @ompanp~ cine
9efeGf3aft NIT eiuem Capital pom $1,s
O0O, 900 gebiIbet. Man erpartet ein
Settenftld gu benz Dor Rur3em e~ntffans
benen Eransport pom friI@ eef@lo@tstem
5Ieif4e tn gfswasSons aus ben uiebs
rei@eu @esenbeu 6es Befteus ua9 ben
GtIautii9en Stdbten.