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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-06-03

Gov. Kinkead last Saturday issued
a reduisition for jeff Morse, o I'M
der arrest at Prescott, Arizona. About
a year ago Morse shot and killed a
man named Isabel AT Deeth in Elko
county, and escaped Immediately
after the murder.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-06-03

A Phoebe young lady was equal TO
the emergency Saturday evening,
when left at Clark's station by the en-
CINE. She took off her shoe and put
all the youngsters into it, so as TO keep
them out ofthe wind.
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Ne" To-Dav-
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF 81 EMS
DrMATNING " THE PoSToFFICE AT
II Cherry Crack. New. for tho month end
ing Nav 81. lSS2 Persons calling for these
letters VIII please say Advertised
Anderson. Alex Anlerson. / W
Pleihen, Hurry Blrthen. fhosT
Bourne. John Nrammar, Josl
Harris. David Hall Mrs. Abby
Haailton.M Miss Jennie Humphrey, VIM
Job. A loanes. II
gonssn Gustafa Knight. YIN
SuSa, Chas Larigsn. Henry-2
Mcdonald. Robert Osborn Mrs. A A
Porter, James Thomas, Am
TraTarrah. John
DANIEL h. COLLINS. 2. VI.
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COURT SALE.
Supreme Court Sale of Real Estate

In the Supreme Court of Tennessee, at Jackson
Commissioner of Revenue for Shelby county
Tennessee vs.. Robertson Topp. and Others
Tn pursuance of the decree pronounced by the
i supreme Court of Tennessee. at Jackson, in
this cause June TO- 1881, Will offer for sale Ia
the highest bidder, IN front of the Courthouse oil
Shelby county, n Memphis.
ON Monday, February q. 1852,
the real estate mentioned and described in said de-
cree, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
pay and satisfy the decree against said lots respsc
lively. Said lots are situate in the city of Mem
Phis, shelby county. Tennessee, and described az
First. Situate in the city of Memphis, Tenues-
see, and lying on the south side OF Beale street
l, block 81. the plan Of the South Memphis sub
division, except the following, to-wIt: The lot
of said lot l. beginning the southeast intersec-
ton of Lauderdale and Beale streets. and running
stake; thence south, and parallel with Lauderdale
street $50 feet TO stake; thence west and parallel
dale street thence with said east line $50 feet 70
the beginning Also that part of said lot sold
thereof. beginning at said corner and running
east with the north line of Jessemine street. 80
Lauderdale street IS feet inches to a stake;
thence west and parallel with yeSsamfne street 80
feet 70 the east line OF iAuderdale street thence
south with said line So feet 20 the beginning Also
excepting the east 81 feet of said lot extending
from Beale to Jessamine street, distance OF SO
feet, belonging to defendant Emma Topp.
Second. The east 81 feet of said lot l extending
from Bezle to Jessanine streets, distance Of 30
Third Lots y and ., Block F. in the city Of
Memphis upon which the Gayoso House is built
and situated, at the northeast corner of Shelby
and Mccall streets and fronting on the east side of
Shelby street Do feet, and running back with the
north side of Mccall street to the alley, with the
exception OF the ground floors and irst stories OF
stores Nos go and S9S in said Gayoso House, and
that part OF said lot which begins at the sonth
west corner Of said house and runs
eats with the north line Of Mccall
street lo4 feet 70 stake; thence north 22zz fest
stake; thsEce west 10 e ste &C. thence North IS
feet to stake thence % the west line OF said
house; thence south with the west line Of said
house 371< feet TO the beginning
Terms OF 5ale-Cash.
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
jackson, Tenn, January 2 lse2
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inches by the gauge. Down: Golden City pm
Arrived: Belle Memphis, pm No boats up.
| NEW ORLEANS, January e.-weather partly
| this evening; Thermometer. zS0. Arrived; W. W.
OSeil and coal tow, Pittsburg; Leslie 3, Ports
mouth
CINCINNATI, January 9.-Noon-River 81 feet
| inches, and rising Weather clear and colder.
Arrived Thomas Sherlock, New, Orleans Night
River 81 feet inches and stationary. Weather
clear and milder-
ST. LOUIS, January 9-Noon-River falling
steadily. Weather clear and cooler. Arrived: City
OF Alton, New Orleans No departures Night
River stationary, with Is feetS inches by the gauge
Weather clear and mild.
EVANSVILLE. January 9.-Noon-River . 7-lO
feet and falling. Business light. Mecury, S3 to
49, Night-Arrived- Sam Brown and tow Louis-
Vile. go pm; James W. CAT, Memphis, 5 80 D
m Departed; Sam Brown, New Orleans, ?: so D.
M; James W. GRff. Cincinnati, pm. Weather
feet large and rising. Business fair
CAIRO. January e-Noon-Weather clear and
cool. Arrived: City of Vicksburg, St Louis, D.
m: Oakland. New Orleans, am Departed; City
OF Helena, Memphis, pm; sam Roberts, Cincin-
natl, m. City OF Nieksburg. Vicksburg, 10 p
IA: Oakland, St Louis, 7 pm Eight-Rver 81
mometer. 40. Arrived: City of New Orleans, St
Louis, pm
LOUISVILLE, January e.-Noo1-River rising,
with ID feet inches in the canal, and II feet
inches in in the chute on the falls Business
good Weather clear and COOL Down: Golden
Rule, Cincinnati to New Orleans. Night-River ris-
ing with II feet IN tie canal and IL feet 10 inches
in the chute on the falls. Business good. Weather
leans TO Cincinnati. The r. K. Springer is over
due.
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DAILY REPORT.

On yesterday (Monday) kilograms from
New York indicated better feeling in the
spot market, and during the day tie price.
list was advanced Lice, on which the tone
was steady at the close.
New York futures opened steady, the first
two bulletins OF the day showing declines on
all deliveries excepting January, which
maintained the quotations of Saturday 5
close. The third bulletin announced an adj
vance on the first six months, and at noon on
all other months, the gains amounting to 8
to II points. The first call after noon added 3
more points to January, and l each TO the
five months following-others not quoted.
On the next call January went off points,
and slight declines were scored for other
months, excepting October and November,
which gained respectively 3 and 5 points.
December scored a bid of 1l.6O on this call.
The last call showed gains for all months,
the result OF the day being gains of s points
for January and q to points for other
months, on which the market was firm at
the close.
New Orleans spots were firm at the OPEN
ing, and the price list was revised to &c
higher, the tone continuing firm at the close
New Orleans futures opened steady, the
days business resulting in gains ranging
from to 10 points, and the tone barely
steady at the close.
Liverpool spots were quiet, with the mod
crate demand of the day freely supplied at
previous quotations.
Liverpool futures opened steady at previ-
GUS quotations, with distant months looking
up. The tone was firm at the Close
The local market opened steady and be-
came firm In tone. Buyers and sellers were
apart, and the good demand was rewarded
with very Light transactions. 1t was ru-
mored that sales we're made at both above
and under quotations, but they were so
small as not to be WORTH looking up.
Messrs. Jordan IL Stone, of Milan, will
find compliance with the request embodied
IN the following note by reference to the
tabular statement, headed Receipts for jan
uary," ETC.:
MILAN. January :, 1881.
VIII You please publish the daily JdnTarP cotton
receipts for the year 1852 ald greatly oblige
JORDAN & STONE
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GouId's Slovements.

ST. LOUIS, January 9.-Jay Gould, r. s
Hayes, Fr, vice-president of the South west
system; II. N. Hoxie, general manager Of
the Iron Mountain, Texss and Pacific and
the international and Great Northern, and
Colonel A. A. Talmage, general manager OF
the Missouri Pacific, left for Kansas City
this morning. From there they will go to
Chicago, AMI then return to St. Louis. As
intimated yesterday, Colonel Robert Andrews,
heretofore superintendent of the Toledo d.
vision, will be general superintendent of the
entire Wabash system, under John G. Gault,
general manager, and w. F. Merrill, super
Intendent of the Chicago and Iowa division,
will have general supervision of the track
and transportation. Colonel Thomas L.
McKisSer, superintendent OF the division
west of the Mississippi river, will retire.
His resignation will probably be hand
in this week. Co'0nrl McKisser is
perhaps the Oldest rai.road officer now in the
West. He was chief engineer AMI superin.
tendent of the Missouci Paeifc railroad over
a quarter al a century ago, AMI hiss b, en- in
active service on Missouri roads ever since.
George III. Daniels, general ticket agent, re-
signed yesterday, and the ticket ADD passeu-
ger departments were amaig amated under
H. Townsend, as general passenger AMI ticset
agent OF the whole system. There viii prob
ably be changes made in thu freight depart
ment, but just what they will be has not yet
been determined on.
The Pullman Car Cnmpany's INJUNCTION
case against the Texas Pacific road, which
was set TO be heard Tyler, Texas, to-mor-
row, hiss been postponed until the 231 in
slant Il will held in New Orleans at cham
hers
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GENERAL NEWS.
Business fair

/
Local packets had good trips out yester
| day.
The Henry Lowery and barges passed vi
70. st. Louis Sunday.
The mud is rapidly disappearing from tn,
paved portion of the wharf.
Signal Service report: River, 20 feet Il
! inches; decline, 3 inches during the "a hour
ending :O8 I'm. yesterday.
| The John A. Scudder passed down for New
Orleans early yesterday morning with goot
showing. She did very little business here
Receipts by river during the AZ hours end
| ing yesterday evening: 1893 bales cotton; "a
| bags seduction, and 1869 sacks cotuon-seed
The City of Baton Rouge, four days sever
hours out from New Orleans, passed up Sun
day night for st. Louis. She lost considera.
BILE time by tog and bad weather.
Captain Kranz, of New Orleans has con-
| tracted with the Cincinnati marine ways
| for new sternwheel pleasure boat for the
New Orleans and Grand Island trade.
The Vint Shinkle arrived from Cincinnati
about dusk yesterday evening, with nearly
5000 packages of freight for this port, the
details of which will be found under head OF
receipts.
The Golden Crown, which passed down for
New Orleans yesterday afternoon, discharged
Of the Ohio w;tb a eood Load ;,cInd;,a
40 cabin nassenoers. she added here a ioi
of snndr;es
C.-.
o1Ptain LsTis hates ana 9ames Ale1an
aer nave nave, se.1eu wiz. IVA, tue 9nderwriters nav
lns Iishs on 1ne WIN Hyie, lahIng lhe
steamer IN par pay. Ahey propose 10 re-
for the Cincinnati and New Orleans trade.
A dispatch received at the APPEAL office
last night from New Orleans says: "At noon
to-day Special Deputy United States Marshal
Wurzburger sold the steamboats, J. B. M.
Kehlor to Captain w. II. Thorwegan for
SI0,150, and Katie p Kountz to d. c.
Mccain for S220O"
Tbe Cincinnati; Tyn.s-S,or of S.,,rd.v
savs. "Tbe board Of councilmen vesterJayy
adopted a resolution instructinp the city so
Iicitor to prepare an ordinance with a view
to licensing wharfboats at the public landing.
Should such an ordinance be enacted by both
bodies of our municipal government and an
proved by the mayor, II would be simply e Z
ing a charge for wharfage for .wharfbosts to
nav. over and above that which steamers nav
that land alongside these necessary denots.
and the measure. as business is now Conducted
here on the river front, will only tend to in
crease the rates of freight from Cincinnati
to all points by river, in the interest of other
TIE ohs,-,o,;o, =, Co.. LID
- ~ - -.
SUM 'ne oei &c Oheota was "hdt caused lhe
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Texas 1900, Lake Shore $1,000, Louisville
and Nashville 6OO0, Michigan Central 500,
Manhattan Elevated 800, Missouri Pacific
220O, Northwestern 1900 New York Central
1900, Northern Pacific 10000, Ohio and
Mississippi $500, Ontario and Western 1900,
Pacific Mail 1900, Reading $500, St. Paul
10000, St. Paul and Omaha 1900, Texas and
Pacific 100, Union Pacific BOO, Wabash
Pacific 5000, Western Union 10000, East
Tennessee p 900. Closing quotations:
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PITTsBURG, January 9.-The Pittsburg and
Lake Z lie Railroad Company held their an
nual me stipg here to- day. General Manager
Quincy presented report which showed the
gross earnings OF 1881 to be 81, OIL ,063, and
expenses s60S,764 An election for officers
resulted-Jscob Heinrich, the present incum-
bent, president, and David Hostetter, james
/. Bennett, III. w. Watson, J. NJ. Bailey,
Herbert Dupuy, Ralph Bagaley, A. +. w.
Painter, J. NJ. S Shoemaker, J ohm Reeves, ].
II. Devereaux, John Newell and d. Leet
Wilson, directors.
The Pittsburg aud Western railroad
elected the following officers: President,
James Gallery. Directors-John w. Chal-
FAINT III. w. Oliver, jr, J. Painter, jr., John
T.. Dowing, E. X. Hyndman, A. NJ. Marshal,
S. HUMPHREYS. w. ri. Brown, +. II. Lsthrop,
The Pittsburg, Youngstown and Chicago
railroad also held AN annual meeting and
chose board OF directors as follows:
Chauncey H. Andrews, youngstown, Ohio;
w. J. Hutcher, Youngstown; Lucius Z.
Cochran, Youngstown; Louis Miller. Akron,
Ohio; ]. Ii. Wade. Cleveland; T. L. Everett,
Cleveland; W. NJ Chisholm, Cleveland; w
McKenny, Cleveland; Robert Garrett, BaIti-
more; W. s. Bissell, Pitlsburg; w. B. RoJg-
ers, Pittsburg; J. A Caughri, Pittsburg; VIM.
Short, PittsEurg.
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II yen kish. Nsss WsBs szs e soar ease, 10
Re PAID for When siureSi.
Write for Particular and copy of httle hook,
Messago 10 the Unfortunate or ask your drug
gst for H.
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who viii fine, analysis iGU bottles 5 :. ;. one
particle OF Ne.cu-y. IOdide potassium, any Min
eral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Prop'rs
sold by druggistE everywhere. Atlanta Ca
ES-Price OF regular large size reduced 10 q IS
per bottle; small size holding half the quantity,
price 81 pc bottle
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sion with subsidy OF 5000 per kilometer has
been granted Count Telefener, agent Of De-
Castro, for a railroad from Matamoras 10
Tampico, ON condition that DeCastro shall
acquire branch road from Matamoras to
Victoria, belonging to the Gould Degrees
concession.
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We have cases in our town who lived at Hot
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We have sold 1896 bottles of s. ). s. in year. II
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by Telegraph
PARIS.
PARIS Janusry 9.-Rentes, S4f 45c.
LONDON.
LONDON, January 9.-Consols, 80 1915:
on account, 1G0I; new IS extended, 1851; As,
1908; illinois Central, 1855; Pennsylvania Cen
trail, 63; New York Central, 1874; Erie, I403;
Eric seconds, 1ol; Reading, 34i.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, January 9-Money, 3@5
per cent. per annum, closing at per cent.
per annum. Prime mercantile paper, 6(97
per cent Sterling exchange-baukers' bills
steady, 4S0l; demand, ASS. Government
bonds fairly firm and generally ] higher.
IS extended coupon
AS, coupon ...---.'.-1i4$I
State securities moderately active.
L. coasals. 673z Virginia 6s, did,. 3-
Missouri IS -....1I Sy irginia consols. 80. o.
Tenn Is, oid.----.-.- 1313 Va consolS pfd.
Tenn. is, new-..-.... al
eEx-matured coupons
Railroad bonds were fairly active Share
specJlatiOus opened in the main a fraction
higher than Saturdays closing quo tations
There was an advance of ! to / per cent. in
the early dealings, Northwestern leading
therein, followed by decline of ] to . per
cent. at the latter part of the day. Read
ing, Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan
Elevated, Delaware, Lackawanua and West
ern and Western Union were also prominent
in the downward movement. In the early
part of the afternoon the market was irregu-
lar and unsettled, but the general tendency
vas toward higher figures, Union Pacific
selling ct l / per cent. higher. In the late
dealings the market showed a further ad-
vance, prices ranging from / to | per cent.
higher, Milwaukee and Lake Shore, Read
ing, Richmond aud D4nville and East Ten
ness-e being most prominent therein. The
market closed fairly firm. The closing
prices of to-day compared with those of
Saturday show sn advance of to II
per cent, the latter for Northwestern and
s. Paul Transactions aggregated S25 OOO
shares, OF which there were OF Central Pa
cifc 5000, Chicago, Columbus and Indiana
Central 1000, Delaware, Lackawsnua and
Western 2400, Delaware and Hudson 800.
Denver and Rio Grsnde 1900, Erie s., 900,
Hannibal and St. Joseph 1900, Kansas and
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NEW YORK, January 9.-The general
market continues quiet, but dress ginghams
and medium fancy white prints were in act
i've demand. Cotton goods were quiet and
steady. Heavy woolens were receiving more
attention from the clothing trade. Foreign
goods were uuiet
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% 50 barrel; Portland, s.. Plaster o
Paris, g 80.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
J. LaCroix, of the Memphis Stock Yard
Second street, Chelsea, reports:
CATTLE-Choice native and Texas corn
fed cattle, per pound, 4l@15c; good native
and Texas corn-fed, per pound, 4(d541c; me
dunn native and Texas corn-fed, per pound
SI@4c; smooth, fat oxen, weighing 1000 to
300 pounds, per pound, 34@33c; rough
steers and COWS, in good condition, per pound
24a3c; fat heifers and COWS, per pound, 3(G
Sac; choice grass cattle, 34943c; fair to
medium grass cattle, 3G3ic; scalawag and
common, 1i(S2ic.
SHEEP - Choice, per h., 33@43c me-
dunn, per h., 393lc; common, per head,
S1@l 80.
LAMBs-Cho;ce, per head, sS@S 80; medi-
UNI, S2@2 so.
HoGs-Choice corn, per h., 64(97c; me-
dunn, 5C954e; common, 4(95c.
Cows AND CALvEs-Milch COWS with young
calves, per head, Sl5935; yearlings, per
head, S4G7.
HORSE AND MULE MARKET.
MULEs-No. dray mules, Is to 1871, S175
APPS; ISL to 16, S15eC9175; Is to 15l, S125
@15O; I4{ to Is, S1O0@125.
HoRsEs-Good driving, S1259200; heavy
draft, none on the market; saddle horses,
Sl4OC9Z2o; plugs, S4Ot9|o.
PORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 9.-Pork strong;
new mess, 81 75. Lard firm; prime steam,
IS0@n.322c.
LOUISVILLE, January 9.-Pork and
prime steam lard nominal. Bulk meats
firm; shoulders, none; clear rib, SIC; clear
sides, 9f@9sc. Sugar-cured hams, 122c.
CINCINNATI, January 9.-Pork in good
demand, 81 20. Lard stronger, 1ls6
I1.I5c. Bulk meats stronger shoulders, 90
@6sc; clear rib, S9G19c. Bacon firm; shout
ders, 7sc; clear rib, I05c; clear, 1O4c.
ST. LOUIS, January 9.-Pork higher;
jobbing S17 40 cash, S17 So bid February,
S17 p! bid March. Lard higher, 11.20c
asked. Dry salt meats strong; car-lots, 6.10,
8 so, S.85GG910c. Bacon held higher; 70, 10
@1O4c asked.
CHICAGO, January 9.-Pork active,
firm and higher; 81 Is cash, 81 50 Febru-
airy, SIT 72!@17 IS March. Lard strong
and higher; 11.22I@11.25c cash, 1l.323@
1850 February, lI.5Oc March, 1lsc April
Bulk meats strong and higher; shoulders,
g. 40c; short rib, 9.05c; short clear, $3.50.
CdH-Pork-demand fair and prices
higher; ST. 80 February, ST 10 March.
Lard firm; 11.l0c January, 11.25@11.422c
March.
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NEW York, January 9-It is expected
that conference Of Trunk. line managers
will be held this week. The late good buy
ing of St. Paul is said to have been for ac-
count of the recently formed pool. The Ohio
and Mississippi pool are getting ready to ad-
vance the stock. There a. a good demand
for railroad bonds. Opinions concerning the
future course of the stock market differ as
widely as ever. Some of the most built. h
expect sharp attack on the market this
week, while number of pronounced bears
declare they have covered shorts and gone
long in anticipation of settlement of the
railroad war.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS


ChesapcnES~. Jfi0 ard sOuthwesfeTn-
Trains move as follows; Nail leaves daily. ex-
cept sunday. at 400 pm: freight leaves daily ct
$50 AIN. Mail arrives daily, except Sunday, at
am; freight arrives daily AT $40 pm
Memphis and Little korss-Trains move
as follows: Passenger No. / leaves daily a. . 30
pm; passenger No leaves daily at 40 II (,
freight leaves daily, except Sunday. at $50 m
Passenger No hrri re- g-iiN 20 1888 pm. pas
Senger No. arrives G-ifv - $40 freight az
riYes daily, except sunday, ~ $50 p m
Memphis and sLsFF~StOu-IrGins move
IS follows city iIl-e: NAL and expr IS leaves
daily at II % pm. ist E--il and expH-ss leaves
daily at ESQ N. SCnerGils accommodation
leaves daily, except SUNDAY at4.25 Pm. Iailand
express arrives daily at BOD AN last mail a1d
express arrives daily al 9.iJ pm; sOmervlie &C
$40 am.
Louisville Rad NaAhyiIie-Tiains move
as follows: Fast mail arrives dttly at $40 am.
leaves at 1850 y M mail leaves daily at -
a m; Brownsville accommodation leaves daily,
except sunday at 4-j5 pm; mail arrives daily at
Go p N F; Brownsville accom- mediation arrives
daily, except Sandy. at 80 AIN.
sIissIssIppi s,.d Tennessee TT .ins move
as follows: Mail leaves daily at l2;i5 pm;
Sa7dis accommodation leaves daily, except sunday,
at $50 pm; ffrisht leaves daily, ezceI sunday,
at - Mail arrives caily at $3.50 Sardis
accommodation arrives daily, except SUNDAY, at
$40 n; frsi III arrives daily except Sunday, a.
3 80 pm.