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Stockholders, Mee,Ings AT 81. Lou,s.

ST. LOUIS, March 13.-At the annual
meeting OF the Wabash, St Louis and, Pacific
were elected to serve for three years: Jay Gould,
Russell Sage, 4. Q. hopkins, r s; Hayes and +.
l. Ames. Earnings fer the year. SIG S5l $50; Operat-
ing expenses, Sl664 " net earnings IS, 1856, 95S
miscellaneous receip's S32S go; total net receipts
for 1882 s55l5 69S; 10 Il net receipts for 1881 So,
674 sl6 funded debt, 40 937 S54; loans and notes
payable, sS,275056i sundry securities on hand,
At the annual meeting Of stockholders of the
st. Louis and san FrHucis co RallfOa1 Company, the
following directors ere elected: q z. Hunting.
Jesse SeligmGn, Ed yard +. WinslOW, James d.
Fisk, T. Buckley, Airace Porter, A. II Hatch,
Walter L. Frost r. Hayes, Cbaires W. Rogers
One hundred aud seyenty-four thousand seven
hundred and sixtyscven shares were voted out of
n total capital OF 250,tc0 shares. The new board
Will meet at an early oay in New York for orsani-
cation.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the
st. Louis, Iron Mountain aud Southern rail
road convened this morning. The election of
directors for the co ring year resulted in no
Gould. Thos n. EckeTt, f. L. Ames, Sidney Dill
Ion, H g. hsrquani : Henry Whe an, James S.
sell Sage, z. J. Lakeland, r. G. Kereus.
The following points are from the annual re-
port: Gross earnings for 1882 S75S2 20S; operating
expenses, including improvements, betterments
and taxes, So 910,Ss3; ost OF improvements, S277,
32l net earnings So 67l,335; number OF miles of
main track $50: inc ease over 1881 l63 miles:
number OF miles OF size track, 173; the equip
ments consist of 14l locomotives 1889 cars OF all
descriptions; capital stoeE, s22,siO,0s5; funded
The directory of the Missouri Pacific Company
the annual meeting of which was also held this
morning, is identicaljy the same that of the st.
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern railway.
The Missouri Pacific company's annual report
summarizes as follows; Gross earnings for 1882,
SSO94,6lS operating expenses, including cost
OF all Improvements and taves, s4,476 2i0i net
earnings, t3,6iS 40S; cost OF Improvements Si09,-
100; the equipments consist OF l52 locomotives
1913 cars of all descriptions; number of miles of
main track operated $50; increase over 1TSl, 205
miles; number OF miles Of side track, 19i capital
stock So, SOS 900; funded debt SIS, S79, 900.
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GENERAL NEWS.

BUSINESS quiet.
cotton. - "a
The john S. Brausford had a good trim
out for ST. Francis river.
The City of Helena passed up for S..
Louis on time yesterday
HE W. w. O'Nesl and low of coal passed
south yesterday evening.
IHE Oakland and bsrgss passed down for
New Orleans early yesterday moining
A FEW more predictions By Virgins will
gardener most desires.
The new tug Billy Kilby, with 8 barges of
slaves in tow, left for Helena Yesterday moTnjng
where she will add more and go to New Orleans. %
The City of Vioksburg, from st. Louis
Yesterday morning, discharged 1900 packages and
time. '--
WIGGINs might know how to tell sbout a
storm that had occurred week ago, but as to pre-.
dlcung the character of one to occur week hence
he is H. &.
THE New Mary Houston. from NswO..
leans, arrived early yesterday morning, having.
Ohio river. 40 'De
The james W. Gaff left last night for
Cincinnati with 600 bales of cotton 100 barrels OF
and sundries.
The Golden Crown, from Cincinnati. passed
down last night for New Orleans with big triu
ana iull OF people. She put off here good lot Of
miscellaneous freight.
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River "a feet 8
lncnes-decline inches yesterday. Reports indi-
CAFE declines at all points except Louisville and
Vicksourg' where the rivers are stationary
The old Anchor Liue wharfboat was dis
covered taking water rapidly yesterday morning,
when Brown & Joness tug Desoto was called, and,
win her Immense syphon, soon raised all the
water from her hull. The leaks were stopped, and
she again rides the waves like sephyr-waited
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| 3 25: early russell, s393 Is; early Goodrich
grown rose, s. 50G3 70. Sweet potatoes, s2a2 IS
round lots from leyee, lO935c cheaper Cabbage
3 5Jgi D. Celery, 10000 per doz. New krsut
in WHISKY barrels, s5g6: in 4Qgsllon barrels $50
bred
FRUIT5-oranges, 81 50as per barrel and case
g per box for Sicily, 81 for Florida. Lemons s3g
per box Bananas, sl9l 50 per bunch. Cocoa
NUS nomiaslly 81 per hundred Peauuts-Nir-
gina, hand-picked, lOc; Tennessee red, &C; white
&C; roasted. nc higher shelled Toe. Almonds, la
ld2Oc. Texas pecsns, 9G14c; Arkansas, 49I5 &c.
English waluuIs. l40lsc. Flberts, 15c. Brazil
nu 5, lUqlg5zc Raisius-LOndon layers, So; I'm
Perial, 81 Dehesa, s. &C, Randy cherries, - per
APPLES, ETC Apples choice grades, S. 50G6
from store; Inedium, 81 j0g4 20 Dried apples. "a
nc per pound from store. Dried peaches, G,I614c
from store Cranberries, SIG per barrel, Pickles,
medium, barrel, 81 50; hsl!-barrel 81; pint jars,
81 = per dozen; quart jars, 81 IS O. per dozen.
ClDER-Nissouri, sStds % per barrel. and "a j09
4 p per haif-bsrrel. Vinegar, l5GlSc per gallon.
EGG5--I2gI21zc.
PIGS FEETZfn barrels, IS 5og9; half-barrels,
81 25d4 80; kegs, 81 =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kit, No. l, 81; No. ., o0c
l5lbss No. s Soc half-barrei, 50 lbs g.. White fish
No. !, per hslf-barrel &c 5OS6 %; family, 81 256
30; per kit, nOminally 81 % Dried herTings, per
box, 25d@0c; North Carolina roe herring, half
barrel, Sc so.
POULTRY-C Chickens. 81 SCAT So according to
quality. Turkeys, snGlS; dressed turkeys, 17lglSc
per pound. UnckS, g 5OQ4
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PELTRIEs HIDES AND LEATHER.

HIDES, ETC.-No. dry flint hides, 16p16Ic
No dry hides, l3c; salt hides, l015al2Izc; No. ]
greed salt hides, Sc; No green salt hides. &c
green hides, 5g6c. Beeswax-prime yellow. 2OG
re tallow, &C; ginseng per pound 81 so. Deer
skins-prime, 25g33c.
CANDLES-Full weight, 15c.
FURS-Very firm and wanted, while receipts in.
crease slowly. yte quote: Raccoon-No. large
&c, small sec; No. 2 50s; No. 3, zoe; No. L. loo
Mink-No. 1, 40c; No. ., 25c; No. g. l5c; sca5s, Sc
skunk-black. 60c9Sl 10; short stripe, SOa65c
narrow, l5g25c; white and broad. 7G10c- inside
figures for Territory and open, and outside figures
for cssed: civlt, l0gl5c. Wildcat l0GI0c; house
cat, 1OSl5c. Wolf-lsrge, 2jc 10 IS; small, 10 to
75c. Fox-gray, l0c 10 6jc open, and Csc to 90o
eased kits, loo TO DC red 2jc 75c open and 5Oc
TO 81 so cssed. Otter-No. /, 81; No. ., IS; No. g,
g so; No. 4, s1-open, 10 per cent less, and cubs
2a4Oc. Beaver, 75c to 81 each, or S1gl SO per
pound for clean, well pelted. Bear-brown and
grizzly. 81 20 IS; black, 81 to $40; cubs 75c to SO
Badger, loo to 75c Opossum, 59l0c open TO I0d l5c
cased. Muskrat sc to 15c.
FEATHERS-PTime, 4Oc
NUOL-Tub-washGd, 25G35c per pound, I'M
washed. ls@23c; bury, lO@l6c.
LEATHER-Oak sole, per pound, 3794Gc: hem
lock; 2Tg30c; harness, SjGs zoe; skirting 37a4Oc:
French calf, SiO96Oc per dozen; domestic calf $50
td45c per dozen.
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GEORGE A. CLARK e. BROTHER
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
BY Universal Accord.

AYERS CArHARTIC PILLS are the best
of all purgatives for family use. They
are the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized ma
tions, proves them the best and most
efectual purgative Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery of life. Mild, searching and
efectual, they are especially adapted
to the needs of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, if timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitu-
tons, where a mild but effectual
cathartic is required.
For sale by all druggists
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I2o4 Prizes, amounting to.-.-......---...-...s N.

Tickets, "a. Halves, q.
ALL PRIZES PAID on PRE5ENTATIOE.
For information and Tickets, apply 70 sHIPsEY
COMPANY, General Agents, I2I2 broadway, New
York City, or 6s E Randolph street .hicaso. lila,
JOHN Y FbREIEufZ Savannah Co
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1uis Last Last
Week. Week. Year.
GENERAL TRADE.

Ga Change yesterday the meat market
was steady, good demand; -four easier but not
quotsbly lower; cornneGl strong; sugar active
and strong; coffee strong; molasses firm and
unchanged; rice strong; hay weak, supply
plentiful; corn steady; oats firm, stock light no
round lots offering; bran steady; apples steady;
potatoes quiet; cabbage quiet; butter and cheese
steady, with moderate demand for the latter;
onions in fair demand and steady; eggs dull;
dried apples scarce and firm; dried peaches dull
cotton-seed oils unchanged in price, Other
articles unchanged in tone and price.
RECEIPTS.
One hundred and nine bris apples 90
rls bagging, IS tics bacon and hams 20 sks bran
10 pigs butter, 5000 bu corn, 10 SKIS coffee q hid
cattle, ~ pigs eggs 1891 brls -four 81 nd hogs 524
bales nay, pkgs lard cars lumber, s6Oibrls meal
ia nd mules, 2iS brl. mOlssses Ilj6 kgs nails 2l
brs onions 1850 SKIS peas COZ brs potatoes q cars
bulk pork, p brls packed pork 2S2 brls sugar 1877
pigs tobacco and lc7 bTls whisky.
EXPORTS.
Twenty eight brls apples, 81 rls baggiog 81 ties
bacon and hams, IS SKIS bran, l brl beans pkgs
butter, ILL bu corn, 43 pkgs cheese, 1O7 SKIS coe
! pkg eggs, 1901 brls flour, I25 bales hay 30 pkgs
lard, cars lumber ga brls meal, 45 nd mules. lilo
srls mOlasses, $50 kgs nails, 22l SKIS oats y brls
onions, 4I6 brs potstoeS, cars bulk pork Is brIs
packed pork IL hhds sugar, 36 brls sugar 8O4 pkgs
tobacco and 1SS brls whisky.
We give below the official quotations of the Mer-
chants Exchange, verified by thorough canvass
OF the markets
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wHISKN ETC

Prices as previously quoted and bushes,
quiet
apple, SPAS so.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 5O9i; sherry, 81 $50
4; champagne-American extra dry, S7dS; Pipel
Hedsick, SZ3925; Mumm's extra dry, S25G27
claret. 50 1907 per box; Catawba, 81 5O6l6.
MISUNDERSTANDING ,9Oc@sI so; straight 81 81
q, according TO age.
CHICAGO, March Whisky steady, 81 II
LoUIsvILLE, March 13.-Whisky, quiet
81 a.
CINCINNATI, March 13-Whisky firm
STA.
ST. LOUIS, March l3.-Whisky steady
81 Is.
BALTIMORE, March 13.-Whisky steady
81 1891 10.
New ORLEANS, March 13.-Whisky--
Western rectfed, 81 O5Gl 20.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

Arrivals OF cattle for the past week
were quite light. Prices remained firm a.
last weeks quotations There is only a mod
crate supply on hand. Mich COWS are in good
demand. In sheep the market is bare. Butchers
grades sell readily at good prices. Hogs in fair
supply. Prices firm quoted:
C0RN-FkD CAITLE-Choice, s5d5 So
GRASS CATTLE Choice, 81 al SO; good, SS 5Od
4 fair to medium 81 1913 25; common 81 5Od2
HOGS-Choice. 81; medium and heavy, s6(96 so
common, S595 so.
SHEEP-ChOice wool per h., Sc; medium per h.
$685. 50, common per head, Sl@l so.
COWS AND LVkS-GoOd mich cows with
young calves, per head, S20Gie; yearlings pei
head, S649.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
New ORLEANS, NJ arch I3.-C cared: Chal-
mette and Louisiana, New York Arrived: United
States steamers Tennessee apC Yantic
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within legal hours sell to the highest bidder for
cash, In front OF the courthouse door OF Madison
land lying and being in said county of Madisop
and thus described:
First-Lylng in the Eighth oivil District Of said
county, in range one, section eight west of the
oak pointers in W. r. stifi's line in the center 81
sd road p9e 70 liner shsncs
ne pe ls e stare in
thence north 81 poles to a stake with pointers
thence west So poles TO q stake with whiteoak
pointers: thence north 20 poles to a stake with
two blackjack pointers thence west IS poles to the
Seas same properly 70 st 20
ruthers March 16, 1875 by deed registered in Deed
Book S3, page 1873, in Registers ONCE of Madison
second-Also q part of the lsss-acre tract that
was decided to M. Hays by A. J. and r. B. Hays
tered in Madison county, in Deed BOOK 3. pages
70, 30. 81, the part conveyed being all that part
thereof which lies east Of the Mobile and ohio
the meridian, it being the same property sold In
the case Of Schoolneld, Hanauer d Co. vs. M hays
ct al, No. sos, Rule Docket ChaDcery Court OF
Madison county. Tenn TO stoddert Caruthers.
Third-Also tract lying in range one, section
eight east Of the meridian hne, and begins At a
west corner of a is3sacie tract; thence east cross
ing railroad at $50 poles in all east 440 poles to
up said river with its meanderings to stake with
whiteoak and beech pointers; thence west crossing
railroad at ia poles in all west $50 poles to
stake with two redoak and two blackjack point
ers; thence north 60 poles TO the be inning. a
surveyed June 3, 1871, by R. T. Mcknight, sur
veyor, being same property decided 10 n. bays BY
A. J. and r. Hays and Mrs. Fannie II. Preston
by deed, on April H. 1873. registered In Madison
county, in Deed Book 81, page S52
As provided in said trust deed the said tracts
viii be sold separately In the order above named.
IL 1t should be necessary to sell all In order 10
satisfy said Indebtedness. Dover and equity OF
REDEMPTION and homestead waived The lille be.
lieved 10 be good, but sell and convey as trus-
tees only. This February %, 1883.
ID. ii. POSTON,
JOHN L. H. ToMLIN. Trustees.
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The movement at &c interior towns for the week
ending Friday, March 9th, is as follows: Re
ceipts, 72,2l9 bales, against 2S,4i2 bales same
week last year-increase, 1871 bales. Shipments
year-tncrease. 20 $50 bales Stock. 30I, 62I bales
against 3l5,97S bales last year-deerease, II $50
bales.
March 9th, the worlds visible supply was s.
2s5.732 bales, against ,021 bales same time
lsst seasonan increase of 27 III bales and an in.
crease of go 800 bales over the season of lSSOsI
and an increase OF 6706T bales over the season OF
1s79-S0
me New York spot market opened quiet
and steady; at II, quiet and firm; at Q quiet
ard I'm, closing quiet amt firm. Sales S9f bales:
contracts, 500 bales Closing quotations were as
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1INGEs-Mddling. SIC; good middling, 9Isc
srAINs-GOod ordinary, Sc; low middlin
SIC; middIing, SIC.
MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER Creamery, S0@4Sc; dairy, ESQ
| soc; butterine, lsg2Oc
| tory, II 9ll113c; full cream 14%c; Y. A, 15c,
| MESS PoRK-s2O % per barrel; sugarcured
hams. sl3gl3 70; breakfast bacon, sl3@lS rs;
| BULK MEATs-Packed-clear Sides $40 62Isa
10 %; clear rib, $40 371a91O %; shoulders, 81 $50
FRESH MEATs-Beef, headquarters. 6a7c; fore
quarters Setc City dressed hogs, 1Oc; country
LARD2fierce, SIP; half barrels, s12 Is: kegs,
s2 70; 2o-lo pals sl2 50; half-pails, SIS; lob
tins sl2 50; 5lb tins, sl2 62H; BIB tins, sl2 rs;
NEW YORK, March 13.-Pork dali snd
unsettled: new mess, $40. Lard firm; prime steam,
| 1lSs91lG5c.
BALTIMORE, March 13.-Provisious quiet.
Mess pork, $50. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear
| sides. packed, S49llc. Bacon-shoulders, 9j4c;
| cle4 rib sides, 12c Hams, HG15c Lard-rehned,
re; Gutter steady; Western packed, 17S2sc;
CIEcINNATI, March 13-Pork essv. SIS 25
9lS 50 Lard quiet, lie. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders, SIS; clear rib, 1926; clear ll4c. But
serve, 25c; choice Central Ohio, zoe.
LOUISVILLE, March IS Provisions quiet
but finn. Pork-new mess, SIS 70. Bulk meats
shoulders, s14e; clear nib, 95c; clear sides lC3c.
ll14c. Sugarcured hams, I2Ec. Lard quiet but
steady; choice kettle-rendered, l214c.
ST.. LOUIS, March -Butter-creamery,
3iGSsei dairy, 24g$0c Polk quiet; SIS Is cash,
SIS bid March SIS so bid May. Bulk meats lower;
long clear, 9.75c; short rib, 9.s0c; short clear,
1o10c. Bacon quiet long clear, 1O.5sc short NIB,
1o54c; short clear, lie. Lard nominal. Eggs I'M
changed.
INV ORLEANS, March 13.-Pork steady.
s19Sl9 l215. Lard-refined tierce 1l5sgIIszc; keg,
PIC. Bulk meats in good demand; shoulders
| lower, 7.70@754; clear rib and long clear, lO1fc
Bacon in fair demand; shoulders steady. SIC long
clear lower lie; clear lib lower, 1lall1sc Sugar
cured hams-choice csnyased, 1S9131zc.
CHICAGO March 10. Pork inactive.
is 05g1S 10 cash and March. SIS 10 as I715 April
SIS 4oS1S i21a May, SIS 559ls on June, SIS 7{1z9
| and March, u.S2%9ll 35c April. II .4715dlI &c
| May, ll.559Il.57%c June, ll5sgIl.65c July
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders nc; short
rib, loo; short clear, lC.l5c. Butter dull, weak
ana lower; creamery, SO9Sle; dairy, l5a26c.
CdH-Perk irregular; SIS bid March, SIS I715
ais 221a April, SIS is May. Lard Irregular:
lI.l71zc March, II. S21$9ll5sc April, 1I5l1zc
May; ll.5I1a4ll.60c June. ll.b7lc July.
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ceipt. 800 bales of which ga5o bale. were Amer.

ceipts 300 bales of which 9250 bales were Anneri
can.
At 1880: Ordinary, so good ordinary. sd low
middling, 55sd; upisnds. 9-i5d: OIleans ll-l6d
At1;30: Uplands SD; Orleans, 5 ll-I6d
The Liverpool future market at noon was dull
March. March April, 39-64d; April May 42-6id
9ay-June, 45-G4: June-JUly, 5 4s-64d; August
September, 8 j6-6id.
At1:30: Jnue-July, 49-G4d; July-August, So
sd; AngustseptemUer, 57-64d; October-SoveIn
Der, 4s-6id.
At3: AprlMay. ) 4E6Id; May-June, 5 47-64d
June July, % 6idi August-september, 3 57-64d
Manchester, steady.
Al 1: June-July, 5 5l-64d.
At 5: April-Asy, ) f3 Gid; AayJune, 466id;
June July, 80 sd; Jul y-August, ) So sd; Au-
gust-SeDtember, Sc Cid.
Futures closed barely steady.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
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HOUSEKEEPING MATERIALS.

bricks, lime snd Cement quiet at former
price.
FRANZ 'G-LUMBER-Yard pricex-Rough. SIS
per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring,
SIS; shingles, S3a4 50; lathing-poplar 81 as;
cypress, - per 1909 laths. Extra prices for extra
lengths above 20 ieet.
LIME AND CENtNr-Alabama lime, 9jcasI a
BARREL Tennessee, Sjg90; Louisville cement, 81 20
] 20 a barrel; Rosedale cement s. sc barrel
Portland, S.; plaster of Paris, 50 so.
HAILs-S3 1898 so per keg.
BRICRS-Hard $40 so; soft, So per 1000; fire.
brick, S4GI5 so per 100
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PERSONAL Am csnran

The tunnel on he G sorgia division of the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad
opened March Ist
HE Railroad Commission bill reported
last week 70 the North Carolina Legislature by the
majority OF the com uittee on the subject provides
Tor three commissioners, with salary Of So 600
each, to De paid by 4 tax on railroads.
1T Is asserted Oh good authority that a
certain prominent railroad builder, who hiss
written TO eighty iron manufacturers in regard to
the effect Of the new tariff states that iy three
duties. "S"
The Illinois Central railway is conplet-
Jog the construction of their branch road from
Jackson 20 Yazoo City, which is known as the
Yaz)o and Mississippi Valley railroad. and is also
pushing the work vigorously on their Canton,
Aberdeen and Nashville road, which. when com.
pleted fro n KOsciusko to Aberdeen, Miss. will be
2O8 miles long.
The Railroad GJzetie, Of March oh. con.
tsins information Of the laying OF tracks on neT
tended from Gainesville, Fla. west to Brewer, 6
miles; gauge 3 feet Georgia Pacidc-Completed
to Admission, Ala, by laying 3 miles of track near
that place. gauge f,et. Southern Paainc-rhe
Colorado division is extended from Ludlow, Cal
eastward to AmbOy. 31milss" This is a total OF
Al miles, making Isl miles thus far reported for
1881 against Coz miles reported at the correspsnd
l9g time IN lss2 25i miles in 1871, 575 in 1850 and
III miles in 1879.
IT will be seen from the following tsle-
gram another Illinois railroad (the eighth one
we belieyel has been pointed, or Is about 10 be
pointer, toward Padacah. The new road IS pro-
posed extension of tn Grand Tower and Carbon
dale Coal road, which starts on the u ssissippi a
HoOu olstauce above Cairo, crosses the Illinois Cen
tTAl at Caroondsle and stops at Marion, in Will
hanson county. 1t j. good road passes through
country filed with coal and If 1t should be built
would mad friend In Paducah. The dispatch
says: "A new railroad, IL is said, will soon be
built IN Southern Illinois. 10 be known as the
Wabash. Paducah and Southern. to be built from
a point Oh the Grand Tower and Carbondale Coal
road, in Williamson county, to Paducah, Ky.
Articles of Incorporation have been fled aud the
capital stock is 5000 COZ"
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] s. IS, 1887. As, 1879.
IS extended, 1851 Pacific is OF 1895. 12s.
BONDS.
G; I. 6rse, IA; 4. Z. land grants, IS.
Erie seconds, 96H. T. p. Bio G. div. 50.
Lehigh 4 Wilkes, 101 U. P. hrs.s ia.
Louisiana cons soils 90. 90. P. lend grants lOs<
Missouri O., no. o. T. sink. fund, l51s.
st. P. & 5. C. drsts, Ill. Va. con. ex-m. c., 70,
Tenn. 6s, old, Az Va. coDsols pfd, H.
Tenn. IS, new, 40.
Adams Express, Us. N, J. Central, NJ.
Allegheny Central. ID. N. d W. pfd, Az
Alton d Terre H., 20. Northern Pacifc So
A. q 4. H. pid, ". North'n Pacific pid, s6ss.
American Express, IS. North western, 321s.
B, G. R. q N, so. Northwestern, pfd, Az.
Canada Sou thern, 6s14. New York Central, 27H.
Y q. d l. e., 6B Ohio Central, 122S.
Central Pacific, siH. qnsF Mississippi. 3214
Chesapeake & Ohio, 2I15 Cs.sl Miss pid 9s%'
G. d o., LIST ptd, SlH- Ontario d Western, ISL.
q: d o. I'd pfd, 23L Oregon Trans. S451.
Chicago & Alton, S4]S Pacific Mail, ii.
G & A. pfd. 1888. Panama, 1877.
CHI, st. L. & Il. o.. rs. Pitsburg, i8s
C., San. & G, IS. Pullman Palace Car, 121.
Del. & Hud., los Rock Island, 1884,
Del. & Lack PAS. st. l.. & s. F., 80.
Denver Il Rio g., 46. 9. L. & F. pfd, 49,.
Erie, SIb 81. 1. & g. F LIST pfd, 81 u.
Erie pld, u.s. st. Paul, "a.
East Tennessee, 81. st. Paul pfd, Il9.
East Tenn. pfd. l654. ST. P. NJ. & NJ, Az.
Fort syne, 35A. st. Paul d Omaha 49,
@Hannibal 4 Joe. AZ. ST. Paul o. pfd, 167
H. & st. J. pid. sok Texas Pacific. 4oj4.
Harlem, 1876. 4Union Pacific, 96%
Houston x Texas, 72% U. 5. Express ST.
Illinois Central. 4S5z. w. st, l.. & p, 2gsk
L., B. W, 34sS. w. St. L. d P. pfd, 4e56.
Kansas Texas, 1874. Wells & Fargo's Ex, 100.
Lake Erie & West, 800. Western Union S.
Lake Shore, 1G5S. Carbon ls<
Louisville 4 = s.. Genital Arizona. u.
j., N. A. d Chi, 50. Excelsior, l.
Mar. Gin. LIST pfd, TO- HomeStake, I5L.
Mar. d Gin. I'd pId, 81. Little PittsbuIg, /.
Mem. d Charleston, Al. Ontario. "a.
Michigan Central, $50. Quicksilver, So
Mimi. st. L., 261. "Quicksilver pfd, &C.
MINI. d st. L. pfd. 6on. Robinson. l.
Missouri Pacific, ~. Silver Cliff "a.
Mobile & Ohio, lSh. tsouth Pacific,
Morris d Essex, 122. Standard, Ga.
Nash. & Chat. So Sutro, "a.
asked. tNo sales. +Ex-div.
Transactions aggregated 800, 900 shares, as fol-
lows:
5000 Canada Southern, 1900 Lackawanna,
1900 Den & Rio Grande, IA 600 Erie,
s 900 Kansas & Texas, 5000 Lake Shore
600 Missouri Pacific, 600 New Jersey Cent?,
p 600 Northern Pacific, 5000 Ohio Central,
1000 Reaoing, Al 600 st. Paul
10000 Texas Pacific, IS 900 Union Pacific,
II, 900 Wabash Pacific. 10000 Western Union,
5000 Oregon & TTans-Continental.
LONDON, March 13.-Consols, IO2 Is;
account, 102 7-16; new 5s extended, IO65S Penn
sylvania Central, 64ss; New York Central, 1888
En3, S9A; Erie seconds, 99iz; Reading, IS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 13.-Slerling ex-
ehange-bankers' bills 4sl%94S2.
PARIS, March 13-Rentes, Slf. Zoe.