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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-17
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NEW YORK, May I5.-CottOn stesdy; sales
25OO0 bales; uplands 2szc Flour 81 65g5 80,
closing 5glOc lower. Wheat lg2c lower. Corn
lg2e higher Rice quiet. Cotrse dull Sugar,
Dry Go5ds.2As usual, towards the close of
The week, the market is quiet and prices favor
the buyers S,aadard sue-Jings, best make,
l5Lc, apd seconds l44e for goods ike Cobalt A
and Augusta and Broadway sheetings l2Lc.
BsdfOrd X y4lOc Indian orchard l4Lc, aud
Tue seconds and Naterf I'd a l4c, The brand
Icing ofihe same make, commands l51Se,
Money-Is easy al so per e. on call, closing
with 9 - the general rate, and 5 as eXt eplonsl.
Prime discounts 799. The bank statement is
regarded as favorable. The decrease in specie
Is just about equal 20 the weeks exports. Tee
heavy increase ia deposits is due to tbs receipts
o. natiOnal bank nstes from The interior. Ster.
log G4g9% for 10 day bill, and liza for short
sight. Tbe supply of bond bills is quite moder-
ate, and there are not many produce ills
maKi9g Gold active and excited. Opened at
1870, Iell 10 1874, rose To 1875, and closed at
ct. Cea snees to-dsy at toe Gold Exchange
$40, OCO,UOO. state bonds quiet.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May B.-Cotton is quiet,
Sales 700 bales middlings 281z92s54c; receipts
1881 exports 57U5. Gold Sg4. ) erlipg sly.
supesnne IS 81; Xxx s. % Xxx Sc 3. White
corn firmeT 70gs6c. Oats 76c. Bran 81 20. Prime
hay S2ig26. Pork So p. Bacon shoulder lS1zc;
sides EZ9l7He. Lard, IN tiercesi lSkc keg
lyL93Jc. Common sugar 9HGlo1Sc; prime l3G
lS14c MOlSsscs nominal; ermsnJjng 3J@jlc.
--- ~IASN/4- DS-<2Sf FO
Cincinnati Market
CuFoTRHATI. Hsy I5.-Fiour S. 3EG so. Corn
65c. Pork SO 20. Butk Tueats Iuwtr; shoulders
l5Ac; sid-s l5Mc. Eacoo, loose; shoulders l5c I;
sides l69lGIxc. Lard nc. Groceries Unchanged.
Whisky SIC. Rye 81 5oC. Cotton 27Lc. Bu ter
S9a1c. Eggs i7c.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE. May B.-Potatoes 81 10. Coffee
&c. Hay, S23W- Wheat, 81 co Sorghum SIC.
Eggs 5a9l6c. Bacon, packed, shoulders, BIC:
SIDES l64974c. PORK S3I -. Lard lSc Hams
lyc Flour, 30 90. Cotton, 10 y middliBgs, 2lLe.
bighwioes &c Corn 6967c. Oats Zoe. Tobac-
co, safes JOS hhds al q s0gl6 ~. Heavy Dagging
pc sugar, ehoise, B1c. Molssses Tjc.
50. Louis NRraeE.
81 LOUIS, May I5.-Flour 81 60a5 .. Wheat.
Nc aspiring, 81 r. Corn 6597U Oats 65967c.
BARLEY 81 81. Rye 81 sal y. WhiSkey &c.
Groceries unchanged. Pork 81 90. Bulk meats,
loose, shoulders lI4c; sides lSc. Bacun shout
ders 1890 sides lG4 9i7Hc. Lard I7Lc.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, May l5.-FIour sac ST.. wheat
81 }2Z9l 10. Corn 6249626c. Oats $3.50. Rye
Pork $50 7583I. Lard I1So- BulK shoulders
u4c sides lJAc; hams I5Jl5kc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDOv, May Is. CoDs0's closed at 49,, mon
5-As rs, and at Frankfort S4%.
LIVERPOOL. Nay IS -Cofton closed a. shade
easier Uplsncs L1zd Orleans ll5sd. Sales TO-
day sbObales-
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OOETuE.


The staple wa quiet in Liverpool at
the opening to-dPy-Uplands ll4d, Or
leans IlSd and at the close wss easier,
with sales Of 5000 bAIes-Uplands lid,
Orleans 1l5d.
In New York at the opening 1t was
steady with q fair demand-Low Mid
dlings 27fc, Uplands 2SIc, Good Mid
dlings 293c. There Wss no change st
noon, and CLOSED quiet at same quota
tions. Sales to spinHers $50 bales. To
spectators $50 bales. For export SlO
bIies.
Receipts fer the week at Sl ports,
p, 600 bales; receipts aimee Sept. LIST in
New York, 579,075; receipts since Sept.
1st in sll ports. / ,S65 GOO; exports since
Sept. Let from ali ports, 1874 SOS stock
on hand at all ports, 2Z9, Coz; exports
from all ports this weeK to Liverpool,
25,575; experts from al ports this week
to the Continent, 5759.
Oar market was quiet-Two or three
buyers were out, but they only took bold
on small lots upon q basis OF 264o for Low
Mid1lings, e. which few factors were
disposed to sell. We make no change in
our quotations.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER or COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, May IA, lS6s.J
Stock on hand sept. l, IS6S--~.-- 81
heceiNed to-oay-------.
2n.555
Exported 10 IS
Exported previOusiy----.-.--. ----22S,5b5 Es.o62
Stock on hand at p m..-.--.-.. I27a
Receipts were per II. & c. R. r. 100
bales; NJ. & /. r. r.; IA. q o. r Il.
81; 81. d L. r. r. R.; Steamers As
wagons 10; total 22l. Exports we're per
NJ. q c. r. r. A; NJ. d 7. r. r. =;
N. d o. r. r. Steamers 55; total
SO bales.
The Memphis weekly statement is as
follows: Receipts 1914 bales; exports
41O5 bales; receipts last week 1855 bales;
receipts for corresponding week last year
65S bales.
The following lie the Liverpool c]tton
statement fer the week. Sales $1,000
bales sales 10 spectators 5000 bales for
export 1000 bsles stock on hand 374 600
bales, Of which 1S3, 600 is American.
Stock ST 1at $50 600, Of which I83 600 il
American. The American on hand and
shoat, it will be seen, are exactly SINH
lar in amount, and the whole statement
looks to US like mere guesswork. The
shipments from Bombay since last re-
port to the SIh inst, were 60, 900 bales.
The New York weekly statement is as
follows: Nett receipts 1850, Gross re-
ceipts 72l5, exports 10 Great Britain
$3.50, to the Continent 5000, weeks sales
Is, 500, stock 1886 bales.
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Stocks st the opening were firm, but
soon became quist without any special
feature of interest, and closed panicky:
Wells & Fargo Ex., $50; American Elk
40I; Adams Elk, 81 U. 8. Elk, 66z ;
Merchants Union Elk, Isl Quicksilver,
I9I Canton SGT Pacific Mail, 95S West
ern Union Telegraph Co., Az New York
Central, 1919; Erie, - TO :; Hudson,
1863; Reading 95s; Chicago Alton, =;
preferred, =; Toledo, w. and W., -;
preferred =; st. Paul, IS /; preferred
S7f Fl. Wayne, 154s; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 334; Michigan Central, I27 Mich
igsn Southern, 1851; Illinois Central,
I45E Cleveland & Pittsbarg, SO; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1861 Rock Island, 1875
Chicago & Northwestern, 9lg preferred,
1885.
TIE following is the New York week
" Bank statement: Loans increased
l,O12, $50, deposits increased $500 600,
Legal Tenders increased 1882 900, specie
decreased 7OS, 200, circulation decreased
1856.
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HyHE FOLLOWING NUMBERS OF THE
MEMPHIS APPEAL of 1851:
February 1 to February II, inclusive.
May FL.
JaHe7,S 8, II, Is, 49,.
July 5, 81 to 81, inclusive.
August ], 2, 3. 4, o, 7, 10. II, 10, "A, Is, 16, -, q, p,
%, "A. Is, 2S. 80.
September 6. rs, 10. "a, p, %, %.
October 2, 5. IL, IL, IS, Is =.
November 10, II.
And OF 1865
January 2, is.
February 4, ). g., 7, 8. IA, Is, %.
March S, 70, II, IS, %, "a, "a a, q.
April 2, 3, J, IL, II, 10.
May IA.
June 4, g., 8. 10, u IS, 20, 20, Is, Is, q.
July }, Z, ), 8 to Is, : to Is, q, ", %.
Auzust2 z. 3, <, II, 20 p, ~, 81.
surprising thai n file was retained for me in
the Office, / neg eeted all the numbers while 1
was editor To PRES rye the article IS wrote, l
am very DESTROYS to procure the above num-
berg, and shalt be under many Obligations to
{ lends who viii furnish them. / shall gladly
pay for them any reasonable price. II Sc mt to
Box IS, PostOfioe, Memphis, they viii reach me.
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Trustees sale.

DY virtue OF a deed of Trust. to me executed
D ny dominic Zweifel and George Waechtel
| viii, on Saturday, the I'D day OF Nay, A. d
1869, on The mi at the Eagle ureWsTy,
lately carried on by Gweifel, Hargan 4 o
proceed TO sell at public sale, to the highes.
properly, tO-w!t: The said Dominic ZweifeI
and George Waec6teT'S undivided twO-thirfs
in a lot of land lying In the county OF Shelby,
state of Tennessee, and the city of Memphis
described Is follows: Beginning 81 the east
side OF an alley between Poplar and Bass
streets, ~cou4nencing at the South line of Geo
Raechter's lot and running SOuth on said alley
thirty two feet; tAeuee esstWardly seventy
five feet; thence s0uthwRrdly again one nun
dTed and twenty-six feet. more or ess, TO the
bayou; thence eaStwardly Seventy-fve feet
thence northwardly one hundred and MY
eight feet, more or less, with Nicholas Huppert's
line thEnce WesiwAruly one hundred and 1ny
feet with G5ofge Waeehter's Inc to tho begin
mig, IL being the same lot OF land sold TO Geo
Waechter by John z. SchiOckeT, 18th October,
1858 and part OF lot sold 10 George Waechter,
by Nicholas Huppert on the 9th day of April,
1853 Also the said Zweifel q Waeehters two
thirds in the barrels, casks kettles, engines,
MASKING machines, coal beds. malt mill and
wagons employed IN the breEery of zweifell
arg Al & Co.
The undivided third part Of George WaechteT
will be first sold, and If that does not bring sur
6cient to satisfy The said trust, then the undi-
vided teird OF said zweifelwiIi be sold.
The title to above described property Is pre-
sumed to be good, but l sell only as trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
And at the same tim and place I, the under
signed, assignee of said DomiRic ZWeifel, bank
rupt, will proceed to sell the equity of redemp-
ton of said Domiaie Zweifel in and to the
above described property Terms c IN.
WN. Y CIRpDE,
Memphis, Anvil 20, 1863 [ap2l Assignee.
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Dissolution.

QlHE firm OF ROBBINS & BRADLEY, OF
i Memphis and SS- york, is this day dis
solver by mutual consent. The firm name
will be signsd by either partner in liquidation.
The entire stock o. goods and the good will
of the business has been sold and csnveyed TO
Me,srs. BARB0UH, WILDER & SIMPSON,
who will conduct IA Memphis the business, on
their own account, and In whose behalf the
confidence Of the public Is respectfully So
liclted.
ELISHA ROBBINS,
IS Warren Street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
s2S Second Streel, memphis, Tenn.
Dated at Memphis, April 90, 1868.
JAS. O. HARBOUR, THos. ID. WILDER,
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18th Day of june Next.

Upon the premises. sell at public outcry, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following described
properly in said deed specified, tO-Rit Situate
10 the town OF Chelsea, in the county o. Shelby,
Stale of Tennessee, lying now within the limits
three, being the corner lots at the southeast
side of the intersee ton of Greenlaw and Filth
streets, according to the plan of the said town
of Che.sea, together with all the buildings I'M
prOvemenis aud a-ppurtenancsS thereon. Sale
within the hours prescribed by lsW. Selling
as trustee, l VIII convey such title only as is
vest ID in me by said deed.
L. V. DIXON, Trustee.
Nav 4 1891. N.Y.
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suburban LHB6s and Residence
49, for CaHa

Il WILL sell my lands, sftpafed three mylss
Il east OF the city. between the Memphis aud
Charleston RailrOSd and the Poplar Street
Road, on any terms from cast to credit o
to three hundred acres; Or I viii exrhaDge rcr-
tons Of It for city property. or for imrrove-
mems TO be constructed on other portiOuz.
Ny residence, with nom tWenty-fhree 70 thirty
one acres Of land. VIII be sold at bargain for
cash, or on the usual terms. Apply 10 me on
the premises, or address me through the POST
once az Memphis
pl5 n .hEzkrsNTl
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CAPITALISTS, ATTENTION
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
- FOR
RoFITABLE INVESTMENT

r OFFER FOR SALE TWO OF THE MOST
i centr4 Il and eligible Stores in Memphis, Sit
uated on the west side of Main street, between
Madizon and Court strt cts. known as Nos.
2Tg15 and PSI in the Walker Block. These
sto. es are brick, four az stories Ligh, with TN
roofs The upper S cries finished aud occupied
ss offices by good tenants. One of these stores
Is under lease for "a, ee years, which expires
January l, 1870, at 5000 per snnum the other
at $500; possession o. which may be had, if
reuuired ON JulvI % he offices will net
from 5000 10 $500 per AMMAN Thi> rnperty
will be sold fFee from all taxes and sncum-
brances up to day Of sale. Title warranted.
II not jIsp lsed OF on private terms, will be
offe ed at pubic sale, May 10, 1863. For terms
apply 20 ID j. O'RE1LL1, AGENT
No. 58 Shelly street, or Lock-boX JAS.
Also. ter sale, several HOuss and Lots on
Shelby street, betN cen Union and Gayoso. APPS
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TRUST SALE.
TRUHTER,S SIZE.

40 satisfy the provisions OF aTrust Desd exc
Il cutsd to ne by ChamberlayneJOnes, Jr.,Jpn-
nary l, 1868. 1 will offer at public sale, for cash,
at the AueiiOn House of Register, Trezevant q
Co., northeast corner. OF Nam and JensrsOn
streets, on
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IRON the above IL viii be seen thet we have
L become the SUCCESSORS of MessTs. E, Rob-
bins 4 Bradley in the general hardware Bust
ness. Our well known ex 9erience in this trade
induces uR to rely pom a continuance OF the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon our
predecessors. We propose 10 keep IN hand q
sock we'll adapted 10 the wants Oh the SUR
rounding cou atry, and viii be prep red At all
times toO0er great Inducements To purchasers.
! BARBOUR, WILDER SIMPSON.
my2 d&W
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Thursday, June 10, 1869,

Between the hours of y o'clock q m. and 2
o'clock pm, the following Real Estate: Lots
II and "a OF the Dunn Tract L)tll, frOnting 16S
feet on Overson Avenue by 3safeet on Dndley
street Lot Il, nonting l63 - on OvertOn
Avenue by 1919 on Pauline street. Redemp-
tion waived, TmyIU 81. ]. WICKS. Trustee.
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Trustees Safe.

DY virtue of tie provis'Ors of a rita Deed
ID in Trust executed by John l. Sadarrans to
me, as trustee. on the 10th day of June, 1851.
conveying the estate hereinafter described TO
secure certain debts in said deed spec fed,
which sald deed was duly recorded in the heg.
istsr's Office of Shelby county, Tennessee, In
Book, No. 81, or pages 81, 81 and 50, l win, ON the
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
and Dt P~arture of the
Mails FROM the memphis II. ID.

Mails from the memphis II. u.
Arr. Clos's
Chattanooga, Richmond,
Washington. New York,
Baltimore, and all cities
East and South Coium- ..
bus, q and MontgOu ery 81
Ala; all stations on the
AIemphi RndCharleston,
Mississippi Central, Mo-
bile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville
and Chattanooga and I rtsr1enCl FL
at.~--..-..~~--.al... 2.op.m. n@a.m
Cairo, Chicago, 81 Lauis, reE
Nashville. Louisville,C Gin ~
cinnati, Cleveland, Pitts e--
burg, Philadelphia, Buff
fslo, AIDsny, New York, e--
and all cities North and d
New orleans. Baton Rouge
Natchez, Jackson, Vieks-
bprg, ndallcinesSouth,
at.--.-~------..-.~~~, g. pm. Las am.
sippiRnd Tennessee, New
Orleans and Jacks n and
southern Railroads, at@. SPIN. lO45a.m.
Memphis and Little Rock -
Railroad. Little Rock,
ssP5sdj, as s sp.m. S pm.
Claibourne, Ark. itri- [sE
l. weekly Monday, Wed
nesdsy, and Fridsy, a.. 10 am. am.
Olive Brancn and Byhal.s,
Miss, (seTni-weekly)MOn-
day and Friday, sI.----.. 4p.m. pm.
Cuba andI3ig Creek, Tenn,
weekly Friday, st...... 10 Jam. lam.
Little Rock and Helena, @
and allsndingso on White
river (semi-weekly)Tues-
day and Saturday, at..... pam pm.
Pine Bluffs Helena, and &
all landings 90 A kansas .-.
river, (tri-Weekly) Tues
day, Thursday and sat
urday, at.-.....-.----......... lam, 4 pm,
Alllandings on the Missis-
sippi river south, (semi-
weekly Tuesday and
saturday, at~.~ Sam. 4p.m.
All audings on Mississippi
river norIh(semi-weekIy)
Monday and Thursday,
al y a m. S'5O pm
JOSEPH FLYNN, CLERK.
aesphls and Louisville RsilrOad line
DzPART RRIvH
Day Express, Z. 3. lime. 400 an. $50 am
City time..... 3:45 am.
Night Express, 4; r. time. 800 pm. 1910 am
city time 2:45 pm.
Ticket Offices No. 2S7K Main street and at De-
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, vis
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, without
sAM.B B. JONES. GsnTsup't.
Memphis and little Beck Railroad
To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
OO1nE HeSl-Le&N6h OpeQ6lO daily ~ - ALI
Coming Eass-Leave Madison daily at 2p.m.
Ferry Boat leaves foot of Union street st Z am
Is. L. BEAU GONT,
fe.7 General superintendent.
Mississippi and Tennessee BalirOsd.
ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily---..sO0 pm. 1l:45 am
New Orleans Express, daily $50 am. 40 pm
Freight, daily except sun
.--.-. .-....--.z-OU PAN. SOD a.M
Nat Train makes direct connection for New
Orleans and ali points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
Cofeeville, Water Valley, oxford, Holly Spring
and ali points north of Grenada on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
Ticket o1tice 2S7% Main street and at the De-
pot. OmniDuSes viii call for passengers and
check baggage in any part OF the city, by
leaving orders at 2S7% Main street.
As. LIVERMORE, Gent Sup't
| C.P. OAKLEY. General Ticket AGENT. my
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NgMPHIs & ARKANSAS RIVER
@s A
Packet OOEapa'Z q
Tfi-WeekIY u. =. Mail Line.

VISITORS to the celebrated Hot Springs, OF
Arkansas, VIII nud this "A very pleasant
rOute. The bOafs are new, the tables good and
staieroOms clean. Passengers are Landed al
Little Rock IN time to take the St g.s for Hot
Springs on the laird morning from Memphis.
The elegant paskeTger boats Of this line leave
Memphis for Little kOck, as follows;
Steamer IHOMAS H. ALLEN,
REESE Master
Tuesdays, at O'Clock pm.
Steamer W. A. CALDWELL,
z. L.
Thursdays, at 5 o-elceE pm.
Steamer OZARK,
ID. easter
Saturdays, at 5 O'Clock pm
Making direct connection at Little ROCK
for ? ORTSMIFH, Wit the fol owing boats that
leave Little Rock Tuesdays, Fridays and sun
days, at 10 O'Clock a m:
FOR 4IBSO .....--...John WoOdburn, Master
Chapman, Master
VAN ....-..-"--Jame BOwliD. Master
ROCK 70 FORrSMITH, aud connecting at fort
Smith with the steamer
F0RT hOWl2nd, Master
For Fort GibS n.
Through bills OF lading given ;r freight TO
and from NV Orle9n-, Mem phis, s.. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights dsliveTei at ~stlnati atai stege
of the river, without storing o. otner delay.
q. Anv persons desiring TO shif by this line from
the North, East or West to any point IN the
Arkansas river, should have their gOods con
Eiguei to MEHPH S AND As RIVER
PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis (oftice S4
Front street, MoJby BlOck). those shipping
from New Orleans should cOnskn To Memoirs
and Arkansas River Packet Com yany," at Ma
poIeon. JOHS D. ADAMS, President.
T, A. KENDId Agent,
myl Otiee S04 Front street, Mosby Block.
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For SaIe-A LIEht-drRught stera-Hheea
Steamer,
16H FEET long, IS feet beam. 5
I'D I to 81 feet hold, 3 boilers, 7EsE
inch cylinders, with 5 feet stroke. Cabin full
length and texas; draugnt 2 feet Onward and
q i1ches ait, rams well, snd carries 500 tons and
fuel down strrsm. In god repair, having been
locked in O-toJer last.
TERMS -One-third cash, balance in 8, 6 and
9 months, or will uade her for m~erchantable
hard Iumber. Address
W.. II. NASSMORE & Co,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
my2 No. l57 Main St., Louisville, KY.
Memphis and 81. Francis River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wittsburg.
The new and elegant sldswheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS.
Capt T. r. Bowman, : = Sam c. Paine, Clerk
WILL leave Membhis for HFL- 60
w ENA, LANGUlLLEand ST.
FBANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, at 3
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
febl9 No. L Madison street.
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FIKAKCR AND FRkDB,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MAY Is. 1859,


There was a dearth of news to-day il
money circles. The tone Of the msrke'
Is good and currency easy, while depos
its are increasing ia q very favorable ra
ito. Good borrowers are scarce, n art
accommodated at the usual bank rates OF
sill short paper. Cotton bills come u
freely enough to keep exchange IN fAif
supply-more than equalt to the demand
and rates remain as at our last.
City Bonds are in some demsnd ct SIC
521c.
City Scrip, County and Police War
rants are steady.
Gold in New York opened at 1S94c,
went no at 1850 pm. to 1894, and CLOSED
at 139kc.
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Sales Of old Tennessee Bonds reported
at est. New 653c.
Governments opened firm. At noon
they were strong, with an advancing
tendency and excited market.
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FOX rxrAn.s PoINr.

For FRIAR's PoIRr.
Regular Memphis and ETiar's Point Til weekly
Packet-F9r Helena and Friars Point.
GED. W. Lee master
This elegant PASSENGER pseVot A
wiz leave as above every MON-&s
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ats pm.
Elliott q MILLER, Agents,
myl Promenade street. loot Jefferson.
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FOB WHITE RIVER

Regular Memphis and White River Packet
DIES GlasS master
This hae passenger packet leaves A
for the above on ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 8 pm.
For freight or passage apply 70
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
myle Promenade street. foot Jefferson.
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GAS WORKS, May 10th.
River rose inch in past a hours
below city high water mark, 5 feet y
inches; below high water mark OF 1867,
6 feet a inches.