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PERSONAL ANo eENERAL

The Nashville and Chattanooga road il
said to be earning dividend on stock, bu
the money has been used to build branch
which will increase the earnings of the road
materially.
Recent heavy rains in Texas have &c
br ken railway tracks in the vicinity of Ssr
, Antonio as to csuse several days delay tc
trains. The damsgs is estimated to be very
couside rsble.
The New York Indicator, Of Thursday, has
this to say about our approaching railway
connection with Kansas City: "Another
important road now approaching completion
is the Kansas City road, which will very
likely be an established fact within the year.
The road begins at Kansas City, then pene-
trates Southwestern Missouri by way of
Springfield to the line OF Northwestern Ar
kansas, and thence reaching Memphis. This
road is 90 miles shorter TO Memphis than
BY way OF st. Louis. In Southwestern Mis-
souri, the road penetTstes region teeming
with rich deposits of coal and iron and that
portion of Arkansas through which it runs
has a rich soil coDgenial TO cotton and corn,
and covered with a wilderness of the most
precious timber-poplar, walnut and oak"
Chattanooga Times, Saturday: A Times re-
porter yeste rday asked prominent railroad
man if freight business was not very heavy
at present, and was informed that il was I'M
usually so, and for the reason, he added,
that every one is in hurry TO make ship
ments before the advance in freight rates
occurs When asked for an explanation he
replied thsrthe East Tennessee, Virgins and
Georgia railroad announced come weeks ago
that on September 18th an advance in freight
rates would occur TO all Southern points.
At this point the contemplated advance was
IS cents per 100 pounds on hrst-class. After
consideration the proposed advance was de-
ferred until the 10Th of this month and IL is
now positively announced that it will occur
al the time named. This advance il pursu-
ant to general agreement of all the South
ern trunk lines, and will be confined to no
particular locality or road, but is an agreed
rate, and will be the same on every line,
Our informant stated there is an early pros
Pect OF pool being engaged into by the
different roads, but on this point be was not
prepared to be very communicative"
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STATIONS.
Maximum temperature, IS.
Mfnfranpn fornnorafr-a 81


EVANSVILLE, September 1.-Noon-River
falling,with $40 feet by the gauge. Weather
. clear and cool; thermometer. 62' to 72'.
PIrTsBURG, September 11.-Noon-River
l foot inches, and stationary. Weather
rainy Night-River 2 feet. and rising.
Weather cloudy.
WHEELING, September 11.-Noon-River
4 feet inches, aDd falling. Weather cloudy
and cool Night-River feet, and falling.
Weather psrtly cloudy and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, September u.-Weather
clear and pleasant; thermometer, 28o. Ar
rived: Jay Gould and barges, St. Louis. De-
parted: Jay Gould and barges, st. Louis.
CIscISNATI, September 11.-Noon--River
u feet inch, and falling. Weather cloudy;
thermometer, 76o Night-River u feet, and
James w. Gaf, Memphis; Paris G. Brown,
New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, September 11.-Noon-River
stationary, with feet inches in the canal, 4
feet inches in the chute on the falls, and
/ foot inches over the rocks Weather
clear and cool Night-River falling, with
6 feet inches in the canal and feet inches
on the falls. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO. September H.-Noon-Weather
clear and cool. Arrived: Arkansas City, St.
Louis, 9 an; John 3. Maude, Memphis, 10
am Departed: Centennial, New Orleans, 1
am; John E Maude, ST. Louis, 10 am.
Night-River IA feet II inches, and falling.
Weather clear and PLEASANT. thermometer,
77e. Arrived: City OF Cairo, Vicksburg, 2
pun Departed Arkansas City, Vicksburg,
2 pm; City of Cairo, ST. Louis, pm.
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TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD CoNPASY,
MEMPHIS, TEEN July 6, 1882
NOTICE Il hereby given that the Annual Meet
In ing of the Stockholders of the above Con
pany will be held at the Office of the Company, in
the city of Memphis. on the
I4fh Day Of August. Iss2-
Notice Is also given that al said meeting propo-
sition will be submitted to the Stockholders TO
consolidate with the Memphis and Vieksourg
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley and
Ship Island Railroad Com pany. and the New Or
cans and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO. ". KLEIN. Secretary.
So The 6tockholders' Meeting mentioned IN
foregoing notice was held at the time and Biaee
stated above, more than three-fourtns OF all the
Stockholders OF said Company being present,
when, for the purpose Of further considering the
proposals for consolidation with other companies
a above stated an adjournment was bad until
the third Wednesday in October next iles2}Y same
being the 18th of October, 1882 at place stated
above; therefore, said Animal Meeting stands sd
journed 10 18th October, Iss2, a. the place
mentioned above when said N stterx Of cOHsolida-
ton ana other subjects wiz be further considered
r T WILSON, resident
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS

The City of Baton Rouge is the Anchor
liner tomorrow morning for St. Louis.
The Annie p Silver is the Anchor Line
| packet tomorrow morning for New Orleans.
The Vint Shinkle, Captain G. Wash.
Thompson, ID the Friday packet for Cincin-
| natl.
The Lee-liners tomorrow evening are
James Lee for Friars Point, and Katie
Hooper for Osceola.
The Jimmie Baker, Captain L. A. Reister,
is the packet this evening at O'Clock for
Peters Landing and all way points.
The City of Vicksburg, Captain Robert K.
Riley, is the Anchor-Line packet this morn
ing at 10 o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis. w.
: c. Blenker is her clerk.
. The Pillow Boy, Captain E. B. Smith, is the
packet tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock for
all points on Arkansas river. Jimmy
Thompson and George Cunningham are her
! clerks.
The Centennial, Captain Thomas L. David
son, will pass down to-day fer Vicksbarg,
Natchez, New Orleans and all intermediate
landings. George D. Marsh has charge of
the Office.
The new. Anchor-Line packet Arkansas
City, Captain H. w. Brolaski, will pass
down this morning at 10 o'clock for Vicks-
burg and the bends. Charles Quesnel and
Al Simpson are her clerks.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed C. Postal, will
arrive to-day and leave again tomorrow
evening at o'clock for all points on White
river, going through to Jacksonport and
making connections with packets for upper
White and Black rivers. Charles NJ. and
Joseph Postal are her clerks.
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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS.
WEEK END'GI sINcE SEPT
SEPT. s. 1882. lsT.
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PROVISIONS.

| Hog products continue in fair demand
Butter quiet. Lard steady.
BUrrER-common,l 23@l4c; country, 159
lie; Western, 17(920c; fancy dairy, 20@22c:
creamery, 27(9 29c.
MISS PoRK-S23 1924 per barrel; sugar
cured hams, $l6@16 so; breakfast bacon, Sic
per cwt.
BAcoN-Packed-clea sides, SIC; clear
| rib, SIS 623; shoulders, So.
BULK MEATS - Packed clear sides,
sl5 l23; clear rib, $14 622; shoulders, S11;
strips, SO 374.
LARD-Tierces, SIS 25; kegs, S13 IS; 2O-lb
pails, Sl4; 10-lb, Sl4 80; BIB, s1475; leaf lard
81 higher.
New YORK, September 11.-Pcrk dull and
lower; new mess, 81 90. Lard unsettled |;
prime steam, 12912.05c.
LOUSY ILLF, September 11.-Provisions
in fair demand and steady. Bulk meats
shoulders, Gle; clear rib, lac; clear sides,
14sc. Bacou-shoulders, 6sc; clear rib, l5c;
clear, I54c. Hsms-sugar-cured,1 53c. Lard
choice leaf, lac.
CIScINNAlI, September 1l.-Pork dull,
SD so. Lard quiet, II &c. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders CSC; clear rib, 14sc. Bacon firm !;
shoulders, 1O2c; clearfrib, 145c; clear, l sic
Butter firm; choice Western reserve, 24c;
choice central Ohio, &c.
BALTIMORE, September H. Provisions
steady. Mess pork, $24. Bulk meats-st oUl-
ders and clear rib sides, packed, 1I4915c.
Bacon-shoulders, 12fc; clear rib sides, l6ic;
hams, Is i@163c. Lard-refued, 14c But
ter higher; Western packed, 16@22c; cream
cry, 26@30c. Eggs scarce and firm, 2Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, September 11.-Pork
strong, $23. Lard steady; refined, fierce, 122
9I2Ec; keg, 134c. Bulk meats strong; shout
ders, packed, old 10sc, new 103c. Bacon
stronger; shoulders, lie; short rib and long
clear, 153915.60c. Sugsr-cured hams-can-i
vased, scarce and firm; ordinary, 143@I54c;
choice, 169l63c.
ST. LOUIS, September .-Butter-cream-
cry. 27@30c; dairy, 20@25c. Eggs ice.
Pork dull and lower; 81 asked cash and
SIS 30 bid January; iobbine
$40 75@21. DryIsalt meats dull; shoulders.
IOc; short rib, S.S0c; short clear, I4.3Oc'
Bacon lower; shoulders, lie; short rib, IA so
I5.lSc; short clear, 15.45@15.50c. Lard
nominal.
CHICAGO, September I1.-Pork unsettled
and lower; psnicky; $40 973@20 cash, Sep
TENDER and October, $40 I0G4l9 Is Noyem-
Der, SIS 35@1S 373 January, SIS 80 the year.
Lard active, but weak and lower; 11.274@
l SOC cash, September, October and Novem-
Der, 11.224@11.25c January, 11.20@1I 25c
the year. Bulk meats-shoulders, l0tc; short
rib, 1916; short clear, ic.
CdH.-Pork irregular; SO 80 September,
so October, SIS 423 the year, SIS As Janu-
airy. Lard easier; soc October, 11.274c
the year, 1.221c January.
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COURSE OF THE MEMPHIS MARKET.

The following shows the course of the Mem
phis market and the price of middling cot
ION from the opening of the season, as COM
nared with the same time Last vaar.
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
MOVEMENTS HTTHELEyeE

ATrivols.-James Lee, Friars Point; Dear
Adams, Arkansas City; John A. Scudder
New Orleans; Katie Hooper, Osceola; Com
monwealth, St. Louis; City of Helena, St
Louis; w. P. Halliday, St. Louis; Colder
Crown, Cincinnati.
QspG tures.-City of Cairo, st. Louis; City
of Helena, st. Louis; John A. Scudder, St
Louis; Katie Hooper, Osceola; Common
wealth, Vicksburg; Golden Crown, New Or.
leans; W. P. Halliday, New Orleans; Dean
Adams, Arkansas City; James Lee, Friars
Point.
Boats IN Port-Timmie Baker.
Boats Due Doten.-Arkansas City and Cen.
tennial.
Boats Due Up.-City of Vicksburg, Hard
Cash and Plow Boy.
Receipts YESTERDAY.
Commonwealth-700 rolls bagging and 500
pkgs merchandise.
james Lee-l6,0 900 # lumber, 10 SKIS seed
and 10 pkgs sundries.
Dean Adams-3 bales cotton, 205 SKIS seed
and 100 pkgs merchandise.
Katie Hooper, bale cotton, 10000 #
lumber, OK and IS pkgs suudries
Golden Crown-163 brls -four, AZ brls DO
tatoes, $50 bxs soap and SAL bdls paper.
John A. Scudder-300 brls cement, so brls
oil, 800 b1s soda, "a empty hogsheads and
lot sundries.
City of Helena-11S2 brls -four, 120 brls
meal, As brls apples, los brls potatoes, 2S7
brls pork, "A brls oil, 365 pkgs lard, IT'S bxs
meat, 267 bales hay, 375 rolls baggipg, ~
SKIS bran and 943 pigs sundries.
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In its annual review of the movement Of
the cotton crop of the season Of 1SSf-S2, the
New York Chronicle, of September 9th, states
that the total crop this year reaches ABS, S45
bales, while the exports are 1886, 03l bales,
aud the spinners' takiDgs are 1861 206 bales,
leaving stock on hand at the close of he
year Of l20,722 bales The total receipts at the
Atlantic and Gulf shipping ports this year have
been 4, 720,3 bales, against 1874, 900 bales
last year, and the exports 3,595;0Sl bales
against 4, 500, 279 bales last SEASON. Liver
pool getting out of this crop 2,3l1, 100 bales
The shipments from Tennessee and else
where direct to manufacturers, and Southern
consumption added to the above figures gives
the following as the crop statement for the
two VAars
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, September ia very severe
rain-storm prevailing for the better part of
the day, the demand and movement WAS
considerably interrupted. A very good quota
of orders give a fair business, but many have
been laid over until tomorrow in conse-
quence of the severe storm. The general
demand is only fair, although the reports
from The interior markets report trade con-
tinaing very good.
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HUNTSVILLE
FENE ALE COLLEGE

HUNrsVILLE, ALA RAMA.
HIHIRTY-THIRD SESSION BEGINS AUGUST 90,
i 1889. Healthy, well furnished, full Faculty:
Offers thorough instruction in all Departments OF
Female Education. A delightful home for pupils.
For catalogue, special information, etc, address
REV A. B. JONES, A. NJ. President
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Orleans for Antwerp, arrived to-day in TOW
of the steamer Seminole.
NEW ORLEANS, September u.-Arriyed
Knickerbocker, New York.
NEW YORK, September 11.-Arrived: Bo
hemis, Hamburg; City of Chester, Liver.
pool.
LONDON, September 11.-Arrived: Labra,
dor, Germsuia and Gellert, New York. The
steamer Ethiopia is totally lost of Loango
The crew was saved.
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Total receIpLs at all U. .. ports 2Oi
Total receipts same day las .595
1895 bales last week, and 49, $50 bales same
time last year.
Exports 10 Great Britain, I0,258 bales.
against COLL bales last week, and 1856
bales same time last year.
Exports to continent, rs bales, against
1911 bales last week, and 1873 bales same
time last year.
Stocks at all United States ports, 1l6, 376
bales, against 115,624 bales last week, and
260694 bales same time last year.
Total receipts to date, 81 $50 bales, against
l16,4l bales last season, and III ,S26 bales
in 1880-81.
Total foreign ex ports, "a, 035 bales, against
62,078 bales last season, and 69,7S0 bales in
ISS0-SI.
Total stock, lie ,376 bales, against 260, 694
bales last season, and 1924 bales in 1880
and 1881.
Decrease in receipts this season, 65,I3S
bales.
At Liverpool the spot market at noon was
steady. Sales, 10000 bales, of which $3.50
bales we're American. Receipts, $3.50 bales,
of which ff50 bales were American.
At 1890: Uplands, Lied; Orleans, It'd.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
fiat; September, z S-64, 2-64d; September
October, 6 57-64d; October-November, A
ga, 6 43.64d; December anuary, 6 37-64d;
February-March, 38-64d; May-June, 6 A
64d; Juue-July, 45-64d.
Al 80: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 37-64d.
AT 4: December-January,6 sc 64d.
AT 3: December-January, S7-64d; May
June, 43 64d.
Fntnres closed staadv
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL

BEDFORD COUNTY, va.
On II. and wesrn X E.. rs miles west OF Lynch
burg. For boys and young men. Full corps OF
teachers. Instruction tnorou gin. Beautiful and
healthy location. Liberal provision for comfort
and i'm pToyemeDt Of pupils Session opens 18Th
sept. For catalogue or special Information ad-
drera WM K ABBOT PrfnffpAl Bellevue r. o.
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| Year end. ept. l
1SS1-S2.I 1SS0-S1.
4,z20, 364 5,s7I,090
477,E1l 51o,2S9
.5,197, ass l6, SS4, 32e
.Nan saAA 49, -
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LIVE STOCK AND HOGS.

Cattle receipts have been rather light
the past week, especially of good butchers
cattle. The demand has improved little
over the previous week. Prices have re-
manned firm, with favorable prospects for the
coming week. No demand for mich cows.
The sheep market has been lightly supplied
the past week. Good fat sheep find ready sale
at quotations. Market bare of lambs. De-
mand good. No demand for hogs.
CArTLE-Choice grass, 4(94ic; goo grass,
34@4c; fair 10 medium grass, oslo; scala
wags and common, 13@24c.
SHEEP-Choice, per h., 4c; medium, SO
Sic; common, per head, S1@1 so.
LAMBs-Choice, per head, S3@3 80; me-
dunn, S2@2 so.
Cows AND CALVES Mich cows with
young calves, per head, $10@30; yearlings,
per head, S4(97.
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eRooMs AND sRooM-coaN

Brooms OF home manufacture continue in
good demand. The new crop of broom-corn
which shows a considerable increase in
quantity and Improvement in quality, il
coming in and finds ready sale at revised
quotations.
BRooM CoRN-Crooked, S@4c per pound
straight, 5@7c per pound.
BRooMs-Per dozen in wholesale lots
81 75(a,4
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RAILWAY RECORD.
aa,yALAND DEPAaTuREoFTaA,ns

Chesapeake, OHIO ana sOuteWesteFn-
A. son a m No (maiD at 1l:lO p m; No. ar.
rive At 300 an: No. arrives at l;55 pm (city
umel r,.,~
As Follows. No. / leaves daily At $40 p.n-; ar
rives at 1850 pm; No. leaves at am; arrives
am; No. 5 (freighp leaves HoPeheld ats am.
arrives at pm. ~-,-,u..r,. r.,
NJ foIlows fcity time): Through express leaves
dalIv At ii Is nm Local mail and express leaves
daiiT AZ s15 an. 5omerVille accommodation
leave sdafly ex eeptSunday, at 1855 pm Through
expreSs arrives daily at 9:25 am Local mail aud
express arrives daily at $3.50 pm Somerville &C
onuiodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at g..
An.
rs foIIows: Fast al arrives daily at 40 am.
leaves At 1910 pm: mail leaves daily at S:25
n m messenger accommodation leaves daily at
1910 a M arrives daily at $40 pm Getty ume)-
will make close connection for all points East;
RrownsViIIe accommodation leaves daily, except
Sunday at 4:55 p m; mail arrives daily at 4:20
% m RrOWusvile accom- mediation arrives daily,
except Sunday ats :Z5a.m.
mfrsfualDpI and Recommendations move
as ollows: New Orleans and fast mail and express
leaves daily al 12:45 pm Sardis accommodation
leaves daily, except Sunday, at 4:i0 p m freight
Leaves daily except Sunday, 81 5:55 q. New
Orleans fast all aud arrives daily at $40
a m: Sardfs accom- modation arriTes daily, except
SUNDAY, at $50 a. freight arrives daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at 400 pm. Freight trains carry
DasseQgeFs.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Du5IneES IaIF.
Weather more than salubrious.

| Weather more than salubrious.
Signal Service report: River 10 feet s
inches-rise 1 inch yesterday.
Receipts by river yesterday, bales cotton
and Ais sacks OF cotton-seed.
The Golden Crown passed down for New
Orleans Sunday with barge in tow, both
well loaded.
The Sam Roberts is loadisg a tow of barges
at Eva nsville with bulk grain, destined fol
New Orleans.
The Commonwealth added here about sc
tons freight As she passed down for New Or.
leans Sunday.
The Guiding Star left Cincinnati for New
Orleans Saturday evening, inaugurating the
season for side-wheelers.
Charles Leidy, Little Rock printer,
started from that place Sunday to make the
''run" to New Orleans in a skiff.
The City of Helena got in yesterday morn.
| ing with 4l72 packages, and returned in the
afternoon with the usual upper bend trip.
Charles HALEY, the diver, has taken q
| barge 10 Hickman to aid him in raising the
safe of the Gold Dust, which he thinks he
| has located.
The wharf is now nearly clear of mud
north OF the wharfboat, but those piles of
condemned stone mar the beauty of the
landscape yet.
/. The John A. Scudder passed up yesterday
morning from New Orleans for st. Louis
with light trip, discharging here about 700
packages.
The w. P. Halliday passed down for New
Orleans late last night with good load on,
adding here big lot of Memphis ground
-four and sundries.
The lighthouse tender tug passed south
yesterday Oh an inspection tour of the beacon
light service. A report of her work between
Cairo and Memphis is printed elsewhere in
this column. Captain Crapster is in COM
.mand.
Captain Tom Caldwell, of the quarantine
steamer 81. II. Benner, has furnished our
table with an inkstand of unique design, as
handy it is ornamental, for which he has
our thanks.
The S. H. Parisot, built by the Towards
at Jacksonville for the lower Mississippi
river trade, was launched yesterday evening.
The boat will be commanded by her owners,
Captains Frank Beck and Alex McVay.
Two large barges of gravel, left at Cairo by
the Piasa while she went 10 Chester after
two barges of rock, were swamped Thursday
afternoon while laying at the bank near the
coal dump, bya heavy wind, which sprung
up suddenly at o'clock. Loss estimated at
$1,000.
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HORSES AND MULES.

Fair supply on the market and prices
tending upward.
MULEs-No. drsy mules, 16 10 163 hands,
Sl75@225; 153 to 16, S1o0@175; 10 TO 153
Sl2519l50; ! AZ 10 10, S100@I25.
HORSES Good driving, $125(9200; heavy
draft, none on the market; saddle horses,
i140@225i piugs, S4O(NI5.
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COTTON.

At the close of our review of the cotton
market fer the week ending September 1st
spot middliDg in New York was quoted at
l2s, or which the week under review opened.
On the second day of the week a decline of
Lice was ace ,mplished, which ruled through
out the week, the quotations at the close being
"a follows.
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Beacon Lights Changed between Cairo
and Memphis.

The following lists are furnished for pub
LEGATION for the benefit of pilots and masters,
on the authority of Commander John ].
Read, U. S. n, Lighthouse inspector Fifteenth
lighthouse district:
Moued.-Foot oil Wolf Island, down 600
yards; James's Bayou, down 800 yards; be-
low New Madrid, down 400 yards; Nolan's,
up 500 yards; head OF Island No. IA, Leafs,
up 200 yards; head of Little Prairie bend,
down 500 yards; HaIe's Point, up 500 yards;
bend of Island No. %, up 1000 yards;
Drivers, down 800 yards; Stockley's, down
half mile; Bradlev's, up 500 yards; wreck
of Arthur, down 200 yards.
Discontinued. - LszelFs, opposite Basis
field, Hoffman's, Deans Island, and Deans
Island bend.
NeV.-Island No. /, Testers Point, Silver
Top towhead, Motifs, Pate's, mouth of
Hatchie, bend at Island No. SO, Pecan
Point, and Densford's.
Pilots and masters are particularly re-
| quested to report any inattention of keepers
10 their duties, or changes in location of
liohfs reouired
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FataI KatIway Accident.

JERSEY CITY, September lI.-An accident
at Bayonne, on the Central railroad Of New
Jersey, resulted in the death of james j.
Worseley aud the loss OF thirteen cars filed
with freight
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The Texas Pacific Consolidated.

NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-THE final
consolidation of the New Orleans Pacific and
Texas Pacific railroads will be effected to-
morrow and through business from the Pa
cific be0nu
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The local market opened and closed steady.
Sales, IS bales-all to spinners.
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LIQUoRs AND CIGARS.
MEETIN G..
ANNUAL NETTING Of STOCKHOLDERS

Between Monroe and Union, Memphis.
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New Orleans futures closed the week vii" ita
advances ranging from TO PoIor, IN 5ne
greater gains being on current anu neai ,;a,,
liveries, as the following com 4fati'e ii''S
of quotations indicate:
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G7OCEafES.

Business confined to contracts. Louisiana
sugarquiet.
CoFFEE-ordinary. sa@lO3c; prime, III
Ole; choice, l2A@13tc.
SUGAR Louisiana, open kettle, SfSsci