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rhe Passenger agents Primer.

Who is this pompous looking man? He
Is a Passenger Agent lie is very like lawyer,
for he gets living by telling lies about every
bOdy's road. his own incluned. He can build
more roads and regulate their policy better Tin his
mind) than either Jay Gould or Vanderbilt. Does
he eat doughnuls for breakfast and crackers for
dinner to save money for the company? Oh, no.
my dear The company pays for square meal,
jul st the same; but he has the dyspepsia from read
ing of the high living in his expense account He
works for the BEST Railroad in the Country; lie
always does There is other road that runs
through such a peculiar sclimate In winte.
there is great deal of verdancy Oh his line,
but it is mostly in the passenger cars; and in
mitsummer. when psssenge by other lines
broiliDg in the heat and suilOcated by dust, his
Toned seats with light overcoats on. His road is
stone ballast, steel rails, Iatent cOuplers and
buffers, all the wy in the shade. conductors
and brskemen eagerly watching for a chance to
hold ryiEg baby or bring glass of water to
od-loOking lady and VIII n the tram reaches its
destination, ms cad of marrying back 10 get home
they wait around until the passengers are all be-
Et0wed safely away in buses. carriages or other
trains Other roads may claim 10 do this but il is
not SO. His is the only line. ask him and he will
tell you What is that scar on his cheek 1t
was where he wounded in the service OF his
ing enlightened public the advantages of
his line) and In his hurry to get the cSri up he
threw the hammer back too far, and IL struck him
on this cheek. knocking off that piece. Did it dcnt
the hammer think y, my child, as they make
these hammers extra hard. II you should buy
about fourteen times more than he told you about,
don't swear at him when you get back. Just go up
49, ;s9d tell him you are going out ain, but
Gon iias ms He will explsin it all, aud II
be nice to be Passenger gent II YOU "a nt
have to tell the truth all times.
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sRooms AND gaooM-coRN.

Brooms OF home N nuiacture continue in
good demand. Tue new crop of broom-corn,
which shows considerable increase in
quantity and iGlprovem ent in quality, finds
ready sale at quot atone.
BEooNCoRS-crooke SO &c per pound;straight
sac per pound.
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GENERAL ANo PERSONAL.

The contractors are pushing ahead with
their work on this end of the Memphis aud Holly
Springs road.
The Chesapeake and Ohio earnings from
October LIST to 2sst were s25O.l65 an increase of
SS6 49, and from January ist TO October 2lst they
were 81, 652.5SS, an increase OF SI51G5I.
Mr.. Gould is reported as saying that the
cotton crop OF Texas will be not far from 200 0cO
bales of which very large proportion VIII be
ried by the roads OF theSOuthwestern system.
Mr.. c. G. Gibbs, general freight agent Of
the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio. the
Texas aud New Orleans, and the Louisiana West
ern railway has issued orders that ION and after
November 1st these Jmpapies will not recogt iZe
any through bills of lading issued by the lines
comprising the Gould Southwestern system its
CONNECTIONS ria said lines Freight Will only be
received from said lines upon local delivery at
our depots free of charges. This is bold strike
and that from its suddenncSs and yet deliDe-
rate air indicates that dissemination is at the
bottom Of it, The direct cause Of this open breach
is said TO pc the failure OF the Gould system TO
send freight directed. AS for instance, parties
in this city who prefer that their shipments should
go over the Sunset route have directed; the
Gould system has promised, but failed to do so,
and this discrimination against these lines has
brought on this climax
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PROPOSALS
TO RAILR0AO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF CHEF ESGIEEER,
CANTON. ABEEDEES AND NAsHvTLLE K

CEALED proposals will be received At this Office
= until November i2ih, rroximo, al u O'Clock
noon, for the clearing, gruDbing grating and
bridging of eigh y-seven miles OF the Canton.
Aberdeen and shviiie railroad, between Kos
ciuskO and Aberdeen. Miss
The line runs through Slarkyill and West Point.
which enables contra Ions reach II at four diff
ferent points by rail thereby IA cilaiing the trans
porUation of supplies. tic The country is well
watered and ABUNDANT crops of corn and provi-
sionS have been nised this year, especially in the
prairie between StaTSviiie aud berdeen.
The wo X is divided into Subdivisions of about
FIVE miles for convenience OF letting, but bids for
one or more sections subdivisions, or for the
whole ork, will BE- entertained. Plans, profles
and Specifications for tue work can be examined
at this Office by contractors. where further nfor
nation will be furnished with re 1erence thereto
by Mr. B. W. Decourct, Division En- gineer-
The attention of such contractors wish 70 OBJ
tain five or ten miles 10 work for themselves is es-
pecially invited. Bios should he addressed to J.
q. Clarke General Aansser OF the Canton, Aber
deem and Nashville railroad, Jackson, Tenn. The
company reserves The tight 10 reject any or all
bids. JOHN q. MANN Chief Engineer.
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MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
A oUEE aUAKAKTKED.

Dr. &c wET's Y EsvK AED BRLTETzzATEEEr-
A specific for HysteriA Dizziness, COuyulGI0Ess
GeTvous Hessache, Mental Depression, LosB Of
Memory, SperEnzt0TIhes, Iupotcney, Involuntary
EriEzfoDs, Premature Old Age, caused by over
ezsrtio1, self-s Ouss OF 5Yer-iHdulgeuce, which
Iezds 70 misery, decay and cssta- O5s COX VIII
cure recent ezsoG. Zach COX contains one month";
-zsatE 1t. One dollar box, or TX boxes tor Eve
doll - sent D. L1sli, prepaid, On receipt Of pz1oe
We r1zrzntse Ei< Do1es % cure any case. viz
afed with five dollars, We viii send the pi1-c6aseI
cur written guarantee 70 return ne money x thf
treatment does not eject y cure. GcArzntees f.
gued only by A. zxEKEET & CO.. Wholesale snS
Retail Druggists rs Asin street. HsE1phif, Te1Ji
tIrdeTs BY rnsil VII rs1afve fsrn-nTf at-sntfnn
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n. combination sales of finished goods.
hrIn = n on basis of s. u Quotations OF com.
t,i3stion sales will be dropped.
ST. LOUIS. Sovember4-Thisky steady, 81 le.::
Cu1CaGO November 4.-Whisky steady, 81 70.
p1ITTMORE. November 4.-whisky quiet, 81 y
al y.
wines quiet, 81 T.
NV ORLEANS, November 4.-Whisky-west-
81 NAL
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sell, in front Of the courthouse door In the city o.
Memphis, between the hours of IL O'Clock an.
and O'Clock pm, at public auction, - the high
est bidder, for cash, the following parcel Of
ground: Situate in Memphis, Shelby county,
Tenn, on the northeast corner OF Dunlap and
Madison street extended, or Henry avenue, having
front Of 30 feet on Madison street extended, or
Henry avenue, by depth northward, on parallel
lines $50 feet-thAt Is 70 say, having front OF $50
feet the former and Of 2i0 feet Dunlap street.
and being the lot next west of add adjoining ST.
Peters Cemetery. EqutsE Il redemption waived; ;
convey as trustee, &. ". METCALF. Trustee
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errsoi EUM. MARKETS.

CAL OlL-Wholesale lots. lie per gallon
CLEVELAND, November Petroleum hrmer:
sw., Il0', &c.
ppIpFORD November 4.-Petroleum excited
nd advsncing; opened at 81 10; highest, 81 u;
iowest- 81 os; closing at 81 20.
PITTSBURG, November 4:-1o-day was the
cbsnqe The market opened with sales at 81 10,
and then declined 70 81 0sZ but quickly recovered
Inc session, when 81 10 was asked. All morning
The wiIdest scenes were enacted and blocks OF
49, Thousand barrels of oil changed hands At
The afternoon session the scenes of the moraing
s-re rsnes ted and were if possible, more exciting
NJ. ontning sales were made at 81 20, followed by
: reacfiou and drop of cents. The weakness
. boWever was only temporary and the market
LIED toward the close, the nal sales being made
AZ a. 9gsZ The tram actions We're The largest in
me history Of the Exchange and aggregated 9,159-
n bar
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

J. LaCroix, OF the Memphis Slockyard,
Second street, Chelsea, reports cattle receipts
he past week very ligh', especially the choice
grades. Prices have assumed a decided up
ward tendency. Mich COWS in good dem and
10 sheep and lambs the suppl OF the better
grades the past week has been rather light,
while common stuff has been plentiful; prices
rfn. In hogs there has been a fair supply
the past week. Quotations:
GRAss CATTLE-Choice, 4(9II$c; good, 3J%aie;
fair 10 medium, 2549514c; scalawags and common,
112@2c.
SHEEP-Choice, per pound, &c; medium, 393Lc /;
common. per head. Sl@l 30.
LAMBs-Choice, 41295c, per pound; medium, so
(9iLSc per pouRd-
dunn 797I&c; common, 6@6lzc.
Cows AND CALvEs-Milch COWS with young
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Sale.

TTNDER aud by certain trust deed executed
" January II, 1882, to me, as trustee, by w. @.
Boardman, duly recorded In the Regisier's'ofice
CT Shelby county Tenn, in Book 10, page g. TO Sc
cure en- Indebtedness therein set forth / viii, on
Saturday, the I'd Day Of December. 1852,
sell in front OF the courthouse in the city Of Mem
phis Tenn between the hours Of II O'Clock a m
and Pm, at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash, the following property described in
said trust deed, to-wit: One Fire Box, 25-horse
power Boiler, one Diamond Engine, one single
Sawmin with Emersons patent inserted Tooth
saw; 10-iuch 4-ply Gum Belt, 60 feet long; one
Steam Jet and Pipes, one Lumber Carriage and
smokestack and Connecting Pipes Valves, etc., be-
longing TO said machinery, known as the mill
property of @cclanrock d Sledge, OF Mt. Zion,
Upton county, Tenn.
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IAN nay OF August. Iss2.
Annual Meeting of Stockholders
NTHE
Memphis and Charleston R.R. Co.

THE Regular Annual Meeting of the stockhold-
i ers in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company VIII be held In MEMPHIS, TENN, on
Tuesday, 2Ist Day of November, 1852
On the same day an election for Thirteen t1Sl Df
IectoTs, to serve for twelve months and until their
SUCCESSORS elected and qualified will be held
in Memphis at the place OF netting, and in Hunts
Rison & Co.
The agents at the several stations will furnish
...irnr
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wHAr mn. AoKERMAN sAYs.

A reporter OF the Western Associated Press called
on Mr.. Alderman, president OF the Illinois Central
railway this evening in erence to the published
report that he would resign the ncy TO take
charge of the financial Affairs of that company
January lst and learned rom h m that the rumor
is entirely without foundat Mr.. Ackt
further said he hsd no intention of doing this nor
had he been asked TO do 50 By The Board of Di-
rectors. IL is true thatthe Chicago 1T Louis aud
New Orleans road is TO be consolidated with the
Illinois Central January lSt. but the Board of
Directors have as yet held no meeting to arrange
the plan of REORGANIZATION.
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The New Orleans future market opened dull;
at l.. dull; at 2.50, steady at quotations Sales
u 500 Dales. CioeiuR prices.
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CHANCERY SALE
CHANCERY SALE
OF
II EAL K 9 II A r E.
CHANCERY SALE

No. 1910, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
W. +. Bowman, Executor, VS.. Amelia B. GRAY ct al.
PY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 10th day of
November, 1851, NJ. B. 3S, page AZ, and renewed
October g. 1882 will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder in front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis
Tenn, on
Saturday, November %, ISS2,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-w1t:
Lying on the west side of Main street, in Memphis:
Beginning at point the west side Of Main
street forty-four (44 feet north of the northwest
corner of The intersection OF Main and Vance
streets; running thence nOrthwardly with Main
street flty-hve (55) feet; thence westwardly one
hundred and forty feet; thence southwardly fifty
five feet; thence eastw rdly one hundred and forty
feet 10 the beginning with the right of the alley,
declared in Commissioners Report in case Sallie
R. Cofiin VS.. James D. Bufin ct al , pending in
this court.
Terms OF sale-One-half cash balance in seven
months; purchaser executing note with good per-
sonal security for deferred payment; lien retained,
etc. This October 81, 1852
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallory, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes d hllett. Soils. for compi'nts.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OBTAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Trsins move as follows. No texpressl leaves at
500 an; No. 2 tmaID at IL 10 p M; No arrives
at 20 IA: No. arrives at I'D pm teig timel.
Memphis aud Lille ROck-Trtins move
as follows: No. leaves daily at 4:iO p IN arrives
lilO:5O D m. 80 8 leaves at Am; arrives at s
Am. No. (height le.veA Hopeheld at > M; ar
Iives at pm.
rs follows fcity timel: Through express leaves
daily at IL :O5 n. Local mail and express leaves
daily at S;I5 am. SomerFiHe accom- notation
leaves daily, except Sunday. at 1855 p m Though
express arrives daily At 400 NJ Local mail and
express arrives daii at $3.50 pm. SomerYfie &C
commodation arrives daily, except sunday at 80
am.
louisville and NashViIIe-Trains move
as follows: Fast mail arrives d ally at 4:40 am. /;
leaves at IL 10 pm; mail leaves daily at S-25
Am; passenger accOmmod tion leaves daily
10 40 M arrives daily st $40 m. (eity timel-
will make close connection for AL points Eat;
Brownsville accom- modation leaves daily except
Sunday, at 4.55 pm mail arrives daily at 4 20
pm Brownsville accommodation arrives daily
except sunday, At S:25 am.
N fssts@IDpI aud TeunesSee-TTaius move
as follows: New Orleans and fast mail and express
leaves daily at l2:f5 PM SarJis ccOm modal on
leaves daily except sunday, at $40 p M 70: freight
leaves daily, e1csOt sunday, at $50 a IN. New
Orleans fast m4ii and xDTess arrives daily ct 9:4O
a. m. ; Eardis accommodation arrives daily exrept
Sunday at S:5 am; freight arrives DAILY, EXCEPT
Sunday, at 400 pm. Freight trains carry psssen-
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PROVISIONS.

|. Hog products firm at quotations; demand
continues very brisk. Bacon very scarce.
Butter steady st quotations. Lard quiet.
BUTTER-Butlerine, 17@lse; common, 1sa20c;
20 d2Sc; creamery, 3i01S7c-
CHEBsE-Factory, Ii@ll1Ec; full cream, 1l@1I1zc;
MESS PoRx~s2i per barrel; sugar cured hams
SIS SO; eskfast bacon, SIS . per cwt.
BACoN-P4cked-clea sides, SIC 15; clear rib
SIC; shoulders. sI1 strips, SIS.
BULK MEATS -Packed-clear sides, s14 SIN; clear
nib, 81; shoulders 50 5o9lo; strips sl2 lZa or g-
IARDSTierees, So s71kqls: kegs, sI8 q; % u
higher.
NEW YORK, November 4-Pork quiet; new
mess, So 80. Lard firm; prime steam, 121ogl22oc.
ST. LOUIS, November 4.-Butter firm; cream
Provisions very slow, only small job trade done.
LOUISVILLE, November Pork nominal ;
mess, s25 Lard-6ettie rendered. 49,, lSc Ba.k
sides, 16c. Bacon-shoulderF, l0%c clear rib,
Ice; clear, l7c.
CINCINNATI, November 4.-Pork quiet but
steady. SD so. Lard easier, &c. Bulk meats
quiet but firm; shoulders, &c: clear rib, l2!4c
Bacon nominal; shoulders, ne; clear NIB, 1910;
2Sc; choice Central Ohio, 2Sc.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-Provisions quiet.
ribs, packed, 1l14@l314c. .Bacon-shouIders, l254c;
clear rib sides, 1879: Hams, l6549lL4; Lard
creamery, 32931c. Eggs firm, 1Sc-
NEW ORLEANS, November Pork dull and
lower. s23. Lard dull ard lower; refined, fierce,
l2GI2cI8 keg i2Izc Bulk meats quiet aud weaker /;
shoulders. packed. &c; clear rib aud long clear,
12c. sacon scarce and firm; shoulders, lie;
clear rib and long clear, 15j4o- Hams-susar-
cnred dull; choice canvased, 159l6c, as III size
and brand.
CHICAGO Novetnees- Pork in good dema nd
but at lower rates; $50 cash, SO OH November.
SIS 371z@lS 40 December, the year and January,
SIS 4091S 421z February SIS 6I1aee1S 20 May. Lard
actives firm and higher i l&ell SOC cash IL 81 z
year and January, 1l.l2%all.l5c February, H.
| g11.32ISc May. Bulk meats in fair demand;
shouldes nc; short rib Il54c; short clear, lie.
Butter easier; fair to fancy creamery, 25gS7c;
good to fancy GARY, q S32c. Following is the
stock of provisions in this market November lst:
Mess pork, 25l0 barrels summer pork, 2663 barr els;
| other porx. 1853 barrels. Prime contract lard,
| Is $50 kegs; other kinds. 1924 kegs S, P. hams,
23l5 tierces; 5. p shoulders, 5lS3 tierces d. s.
| shoulders l,S154l pounds long clear sides. l.
1874 037 ,ounds; short clear sides, SOC pounds;
short rib sides, 55ls,42S pounds; other sides ana
| hams. 5,52s,4S5 pounds The leading lard house
circular OF St. Louis says there 52,S2 terces
of lard on hand in the principal markets on the
3st, against 125,6Sl the corresponding period last
| year and estimates the prime steam lard in the
United States at 81 $50 terces, against 90 o67 the
| same time last year. The estimated stock of lard
in Europe is $4,000 teIces, against g., 200 tisrces
same time last year.
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Trusfee,s Sale

On WEDNESDAY. EOvEMBER q, 1852, IN
~ front OF my ofhce, No. p Madison street.
Memphis. VIII sell, 20 the highest bidder. for
cash. the south half Of Lot 10. 6. W T. Jones SUBJ
division. south of Memphis. containing IS acres.
Sale made under trust deed made 70 me by J. San
der l. B. NcFA RLAED. Trustee,
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of which 6I5O bales were American. Receipts, e4VO
bales Of which 640O bales were American
At 2:SO: Uplands, c 3-I5d; Orleans, 9-l6d
The Liverl col future market al noon was STEADY.
November, G 4-54, 3-e4d; November December
December-JanuaTy January February, 6l-6l,
6O-5fd: February-Narch, 5 81 81. 6l-6id; March
April, cd: ABril-MAy. 26id; MaY-June, 5-ei,
46f, sid: June-July, 7-64, 6-6id; July-Au-
gust, ga, sod
At 80: Eovember-D December. DecembeI-Jan-
uary, January-February, 5g-6id; Aarcn-APr1i
500; June-July. 5 cd; July-August, 7-6id-
Futures closed fat.
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HOUSEKEEPING MATERIALS.
L

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
framing LUMBER-Yard prices-Rough, SIS per
1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring, SIS
shingles. S5g4 so; lathing-poplar 81 70; cypress,
IS per 1000 LfthS. Extra prices for extra lengths
above - feet.
NAILS IS 9O94 per keg, and leading sizes hard
BRIcKs-Hard. SO so; soft, 50 per 1000; friedrich,
S4d5 so per 100
barrel: Tennessee, Sj19Oc; Louisville cement,
81 50Gi IS a barrel Rosedale cement 81 so Il bar
rel; Portland, s.; plaster of Paris. 81 80.
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ON SATURDAY. DEcEABER 2. 1882, IN FRONT
~ Of my once, No p Madison street. will
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Lots Nos. r.
IS and Il, of subdivision Of W. Z. Jones tract con-
tsining los acres, Shelby county, Tenn. Sale made
under trust deed executed TO me By Ida and VIM.
Wesehe and recorded IN Book 40, pFge 251, Regis
ter Office 70 which IeieTesce Is made.
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aE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1881, IN
~ front of my Office, No. p Madison street,
Memphis will sell. 70 the highest bidder, for
cash. % 25Io0 acres land, part Of Lot No z, W. Il.
Jones subdivision, south Of Memphis. same land
conveyed TO me by D. c. LOgder BY trust deed re-
corded in Book No. l39. page rs, Registers once,
20 which reference is made.
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Monday. November Is, Iss2.

IN frOnt OF TIE stOro1Onse OF C. r Hunt e CO., No.
SO6 Front street, in the city Of Memphis within
the legal hours, and as near the hour Of u m: as
for cash, the following property In said trust
deed. 10 wit: sofas, hGir-seat chain, 4 arm
chairs, brussels carpet, parlor stove, pictures.
sets furniture, set dining furniture, CEN
Ter table, sidebOard, 6 caneseated chairs / OFT
CLOTH stove, 2 bureaus, wardrobe, chairs ami
bedsteads.
lite believed TO be perfect, but sell and con.
vey only as Trustee A. 8. McGHEE, Trustee.
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NOTICES.
Notice of Election for Incorporation Of
Town Of MilIiHgtOn.

DROOF OF thirty days pzblieatiou IN the Mem
IL phis Appeal. a Newspaper Published in the
county Of Shelby, showing the Intention Of i've
persons therein named 70 apply for a charter Of
incorporation for the proposed town o. HJlliE glon
having been made As required by Law: therefore,
IN pursuauoe Of law and By virtue Of authority in
me vested, VIII on
"wednesday. sGh day OF November. 1852
ofen aud hold q election Of the qualified voters
living r. said prOposed Incorporation 70 ascertain
their wiz in regard 10 the Incorporation 81 seld
tO.u The qua lied Tgters " no favor the incOr-
porat7O 81 sad town will have written or printed
On their haIfofHOz tickets TIE word Corporation
and ffr,ea Who oars1se The Incorporation Of said
town viii hsVe written Or printed On the Y ballots
ne Eo.ds a'Eo Corporation This Octo1er n,
1ss2 r. p ATHf.
EherId srcfbg County.
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WHISKY. EIC.

Prices as previously quoted snd business
quiet.
WHISTLES Redis,iIled, eOe9sI 50; straight, 81 so
a., according to age
wINEs-Imported port 81 5O94; sherry, 81 559
/; Experimentation extra dry. S79S; Piper
HelCslck, So as; Aumm'S extra dry, S25 az
clsret g 75e57 per box: Catawbs. 81 50G6.
apple, s2a3 so
CINCINNATI, MISUNDERSTANDING steady aad
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HORSES AND MULES.

There are but few muL.s on the market,
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market is dull.
MUBEs-No. dray mules 16 to l6Il hands, s200e
25O 10y TO 16. Sl609lS5; 10 to 152 SlS09iS0; Az
to Is. S1lO@130
HoRsEs-Gond driving. sl25a 2OO heavy draft,
sI50@200; saddle horses, Sl259250: plugs, Si0a75.
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CHICAGO, November 4.-The Tribune an
nounces that ON January l, 1855, the management
OF the Illinois Central railway and the Chicago.
st. Louis and New Orleans road, the latter being
now leased line OF toe Illinois Central, will be
consolidated II is further reported that W. X.
Alderman will retire from the presidency to t4ke
charge OF the financial affairs OF the consolidated
roads. with headquarters in New York, and Vice
President lanes &. Clark, now general manager OF
bQth roads is 70 be madn nresileut
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DAILY BuLLETINs.
oosso1IpArEp srArr,,Esr.

I OF a receipts at all u s. ports yests ria,
Total receipts same day last year .-.-.........
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The City OF Cairo arrived from Vicksburg
at dark last night and went up to the compress to
take on 1100 bales OF cotton for reshipment East,
| and will 90 to ST. Louis to-morroH uoriling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

Nkw YORK. November 4.-The general de-
mand has been very light, and outside the usual
miscellaneous assortments to meet urgent re-
quiremen.s, the market has wanted in request
and movements.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

TTHDER and by virtue Of q trust deed made o
u me a trustee. June 4, 1877, by c. i. Barnard,
Of record IN the Registers ONCE Of Shelby county
Tenn. in Book us page 1ss, 10 secure indebted
ness therein set forth, viii, on