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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
oENERAL MERCHANTS.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.
JOSEPH R. ANDERSON & co.
DErURN sssi- thanks to customers for
LII their pa rouage the as yea, aad now
TURN OVER a NEW LEAF.
to ohsr rare selection Of good, the com
pletest assor.m-nt ever offered 10 this TIA ie
fresh from New York, Philadelphia aud
Baltimore, IN part,
Ladies Dress Goods,
So beautiful, neat and chss'e;
We ate prepared for every taste;
Berages, P0phns, silks that shine,
AHaca's, Delaues and Lustres - fac;
Chintz, Prints, Jsckonets, Swiss,
Taratans, a dress you cant g., An. Miss.
Fo Gents, coats, Vests, pants, waole SUITS,
NJ need for snoeS at the prizes Of Boots;
Polish and French II is aud caps.
Caters ani slipper, Bonnet. apd Flaps;
For LADIES and Gents dress 50 mach alike
lis little difference for which yen strik,;
q
Clerp ndced tor yuHr snihiug:
D l0t think our rhimss behind The times.
We want no credit, We want your dimes.
BLEACHED AND BROWN SHIRT.
lNG-ve cheap.
TICkINGS, JEANS and CASHMERE,
prices reduced
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
A large stock to close out low:
JENELRY JEWELLERY!
Masonic Pins,
Gold Ear Bcbs, in sets,
Finger Rings,
Shir Studs.
Sleeve Buttous.
Silver Platcd Forks,
Tea S Sali spoons,
M EDICKES. Oils, Paints, Dye-stuiis.
VA Kerosene Oh AMI Lamps Chimueys,
(Jiynva MedciueS,)
TgNllE largest Stock II Hardware between
4 Lvnr tn-e and Knoxville, Tools Axes
Pocket Cutlery, Wholesale & retail,
ga WIS 'tttt hN- uiN Ailcel. G0CJ.S hinges
Sadler's Tools Shoe Findings lasts IIamss
Chains Collars Brides SaddlesAliH audX cut
Saws Anvils Pump Chaiaa Wheels Boxes
Hammers Hhtchets
Nails, Boring Machines. Drills.
Watt Piuuehs, Corn Shelters,
Iran anil Cssfiues,
6boemakrrs' toos,
Sadfl,r,' Tools,
Lasts. Peg, French cali sn Lining
Sims, Webb NJ, Saddle Frees, Buckles,
IGRoCERIEs, GOffees, sagtrs, Spices,
~ Teas, Pepper Soda, Cotton Yarns,
Earness, Upper, aud Sole Leather;
Machine on, Gam Beltines,
| ERUIT Caas, Improved Preserving Fluid,
y Paper Hanging. and Screens.
Doors aud SHOES or all kinds, cheaper
-A-1 tuan the cbespts,
III ATS and GAPS, Fr,n b; Polish, silk
i L auf SJucn,
CcHooL apd other miscellaneous book.
Glasg and oueensware, RIisrOrs,
%. 81 .,
"ro,se rursrtyes a. others sous
JOS. R. ANDERSON G. co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
WANTEn

Wheat Flour, bacon, lard, Feathers
Wool. Beeswax. Dried Peaches aud Apples
Genseug. Snake Root. Tallow, Butter, Dry
Hides for which n fair price will be paid il
Cash and Goods at cash prices, Wliolesa
or Retail.
bristol Goodson, W. W. JAMES.
Aug 1858.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Once again. See the advertise
meut Of Messrs Fowler & Gibboney,
who have started afresh aud offer great
Inducements in the line of their trade.
Al persons indebted 10 them are re-
quested to come forward aud settle while
it can be done pleasantly TO the parties.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Ncp AdreyhstmcNis.-Read the ad-
refreshments of Armstrong Gator & Co.,
an old aud well known Baltimore house.
j. NJ, james & Co, Grocers aud
commission merchants Memphis'--
Memphis should be the sugar market
for this section. Let our merchants try
ID is house.
John G. King & Co, warn all parties
againt eounterfeiting their brand " she
dy lron
n. y. McClanahan advertises60 acres
Of land, within half mile Of Bristol
Fowler q Gibbooy are out ain.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Goa Boxes, Half r ves and Caddies
EUO Lynebhrg Man etnred Chewing
and smoking Tobacco.
LEE & TAYLOR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
OFFICERS:

CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
LAY COOk, Chairman Finance aud Ex-
"'urv COmmlree.
HE Try d. COOKE, Vice-President.
EMa SON W. PEET, Sec. and Aetuary.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
1000 DECEMBER 18TH. 1000
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
OPENING THIS WEEK AT THE
RED FRONT AND FLAG 4!
I b. DUNN & CO.,


We are now receiving large addition 81
New Goods iii, addition to our former hand
some assortment) and intend to ofer them
lower than eter to our friends and patrons
ron c1sH OR PRODUCE 0NLKi
Pay Down No Credit No Books Kept!
WE ave receiving this week Handsome
w New Styles Delamcs, Calicoes, Mos
Inns, Alpacas, Merinoes Armures. Liuseys,
Flanuels, Bed Tieke, Bleachcd aud Brown
Muslins Blached and Brown Drills Canton
Fiarnels, C0rsetts - Only sl.2j for best
French.
T9NHB incest assortment Of Notions-Susli
4 rs Braid,. Buttons--all eolOYs Ia Silk
aud Velvet. Velvet and SILK Irinmng
Fringes-CottoH. aud q the frst.class
Black and White Cotton and Wool Hose ,
Ladies' Misses aud Cents Gloves, in all
styles Nets, Belts and Buckets, Hoop
Skirts, (the best and cIenpest) Coates
White and Black Thread, Clarkes Green
& Daniels, Samoset 200 yards, Black and
COlored Silk Spool Thread, Ladies' Collars,
Cuffs, Sc, Ladies' Misses, and Infants
Hoods. (all new styles. With all the new
styles for the New Year.
A WELL SELECTED STOCK or
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
Just arriving and Cheap.
We sell no Shodiy Shoes or Boots, and in
yite attention to our stock Of
LADIES' AND MISSES WINTER CALF,
MOROCCO & KID WALKING SHOES,
Lower than we have ever sold them before.
Bows Chilircn's and Misses Shoes in every
style; Hats for Alen, Boys and Infan,s.-
cieqp, Of course;
V7RESH Coffee, Nice Tea, Bright Sugars,
A Chocolate, Specs. etc., etc.
Brushes, Combs. Pins, Needles, ToiIe;
and Fancy Soaps, Pomades. Extracts, Per
fumes sc. &c.
DEST INDIGO bladder, Copperns, Dye
ID StniIs, Powder, Lead and Caps.
Best Cotton yarns, Nails, all sizes, Lamps
Ciiuneys and Wick4, Lrmp oil--pure ITO,
lr5H't erpi0dJ
'TH II PLO UG II
TIE LOON!! THE ANVIL!l!
VA Z are sole agents for sale Of tie fol-
os lowing implements in S. W. Va. &
L. Tenn. viz.
Buckley Mower Reaper; "Sweepstake'
Separator aud ThrcsQeE; horse-poEers 2
4. 8, s & 10 horse. American Ciier Mill
Grain and Guano Drill, Wheel Horse Rnke-
and Cleaners Mantz Champion Wheat
Cleaner; Empire Conied Bran Buster
Flour Packers aud " leat Screws; French
Buhr, Esopus and Cologne Mill stones
Het Anker Boiling Cloths; Cranes Papei
Betting; Corr. Shelters aud Straw Cutters
Corn Planter aud Dropper for horse.
All Of The best make, and warranted to
give satisfaction At Factory prices.
LOOK OUT FOR THE
RED FRONT g. FLAG.
OF
Z. e. puZ2a a& G0s
bristol, Tenn, Dc. %, 1868.
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FERTILIZERS, PER TON.

Peruvian Guano, per ton, $50 90 n sos
Redouda Guano per ton, 30 Ou
Pacific Guano, per ton, % 100
Fish Guano, per ton, IS 90
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphe e. per Ron Go 90
Rhodes Phosphate Lime, pei ton, CO 81
Fowle & Cos Phosphate Heruyiau
Guano, per ton, so GO
Baltimore city Manufacturing COS
Fertilizers. per ton, 60 90
Dalt- ely s. S. PouRdrette, per too, 80 90
Bait. city $. Poundretie, per ton 35 Ga
Plaster, Ground, in barrels IA 90
Do ground, ia bags 10 %
Jan 20 ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

$3.50 Bbls. Whisky. FROM Common to
- choice Old Rye. LEE & TAYLOR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Mayor And AtdeFncn Of Bristol
"A fct 10 ipoorpoyoie ne B0ard II MdsOr
end Aldermen ri Brisiol
House nni 30. 4Si
ss,r,,c, l. BE n snacisa lg ne Genera
fe,onhh, or ne Sais ~ Tennessee, That
jacob r. q uniley, Mss0i hn Slack Rs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
Geaslal Asr. f.r D. G.. ., Va. and v ". Y.

pLANKs or every deserip,oa pribtsd
ID a. this clics.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
ALL KINDs OF GOODS

Usuaay Iouuu IA stores in this County.
which he is determined 10 sell
AT SMALL ADVANCE FOR CASH
Or Produce Paid Down.
Merchants desiring to repienish their
Stocks are respectfully invited t. examine
my stock
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-05
JED EVENING NEWS.
Railroad Matters.

Yesterday morning we took a stroll
along the line of the railroad, between
Virginia and Gold Hill. First of all
we stopped and took a look about the
workshop Of the company, on the knoll
just east Of the Hale L Norcross works,
near the Tunnel toll road. Here is a
busy place at the present time, and is
likely to remain 30 for some time to
come. All around outside the building
is an assortment of railroad material,
such as rails, car wheels, castings, COW
catchers, tenders, running gear, lumber,
etc.; also about q dozen cars to be USED
for the transportation Of ore. THESE
are very strongly built, the body OF the
car being Of heavy boiler iron, Win a
trap-door in the bottom about a 1901
and n half wide, which can be opened
with facility, allowing the ore to run
out without shoveling. They will carry
abou, a dozen tons each. There also is
the locomotive Virginia." recently
arrived from the East, aud brought in
from Reno on its own wheels. The
driving wheels belonging to this ma
chine are about FIVE feet in diameter,
and an appropriate plate fixed on the
side of the concern says: Baldwin
Locomotive works, 1869. No. 1896"
The ore cars are from the Risdon Iron
and Locomotive Works, San Francisco.
The shop itself is merely a temporary
concern, 90 feet long by "a feet wide,
and some twelve or fifteen workmen are
employed there. The principal job at
the present is the fue passenger car be-
ing built. 1t is fast approaching com
plstion and is a fiue piece Of workman
ship. It is sc feet long by 10 feet wide,
and will seat sc passengers. 1t is very
strongly built, Of course, provided with
u commodious water closet, aud at one
end is the baggage room. The springs
on which it is to rest are circular
blocks Of India rubber, six inches high
BY six inches in diameter. The inside
of tho car ia finished off with black wal
nut and California redwood, and gilded
mouldinys are yet to be added. The
blinds aud windows are also unfinished,
blu. the whole car will probably be CON-
pls,ed about tue time it is required.
The track Of the railroad itself will
pas. u few yards above or to the west
Of this shop, and here the engine house,
machine shop, etc., of the company, are
TO be erected, of stone; also q big turn
table. The passenger and freight depot
will DO further north, and nearer to the
center Of public accommodation. This
workshop i, only a few hundred yards
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-05

TIE HEALING PooI.-Essays for Young Men who
have fallen into vicious habits, and now desire a
higher life. and = better Manhood. with certain
means Of relief for the afflicted. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address W
Association. Box p. Philadelphia, Pa. seoE3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-05
ARRIVALS AND pErARTuRks.

Arrivals.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINZ.
&c Miller, ] C Lewis, ] Piser, ] ] Draw,
Mr. Gray, P Henry and lady, Steve Vensrd,
Mrs Sheldon, G W Smith, + Perkins, Gee
Riley, J Wood, Mr. Rodano, Mr. Berry, Mis-,
Opie, Mrs Stone, Mrs Carson, F Loyich,
] Doty, Mr. Medin, L Nelson.
Departures.
By WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Geo B Kirk, Mr. Drexler, F G Merrill, Mr.
Clarke, C Gomez. E J Jones, A N Grove,
John S Land, J Robinson, Judge Aldrieh,
Mary Opie, J Ryan, Mr. Dalton, S Venard,
Miss Delaney, Mrs Whi,tingham. 0 Evans,
Mr. johnson, S Manlion, Rey ] Cadwin, Mr.
Ingles, Fred Sprung, Conrad Haub, Eugene
Bittner, Miss Anna Rider, Charles Gosun,
Mrs Hammersmith, Frank Lapoint.
BIZ WOODRUFF AND ENNoR's LINE.
John Ripp, chas Kemlcr, John Smith.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
FOREIGN
Discovery OF Secret Documents Interview
BetWeen ishmaei Paaha and Napoleon.
Tranquility Restored in Paris.

PARIS, June l4.-Largc numbers OF
secret documents having reference to
the late disturbances have been dis
covered by the authorities. 1t is as
serted that these papers prove that
the movement was agitated by paid
agents.
The Duke de Pcrsigny has written
NJ. Abnier on the subject of further
liberal reforms. He says the Empire
and freedom are not incompatible,
and a just form Of government can
bear the existence of every liberty.
Baron Eiaussman, Prefect of the
Seine, has resigned his office.
Ishmael Pasha, of Egypt, yesterday
had a pleasant interview with the
Emperor.
The city now is entirely tranquil.
The official journal to-day publishes
cent disturbances. 1t asserts that the
Government had received actual de-
tails beforehand Of what was to take
place, and was enabled to take proper
and sufficient precautions to prevent
the agitatiOns from assuming a more
serious aspect. The officers OF Justice
are in possession OF the facts which
promoted and accomplished the out
break, and it is their duty now to
trace the authors.
The journals praise the patriotism
firmness and moderation of the
officers, and congratulate the Govern
ment on the suppression of the disor-
der without blOOdshed, thus fulfilling
its mission for the protection of hu-
manity.
CORK, June IA collision oc-
CURED in Shannon yesterday between
the police and a mob. Three of the
former were wounded and number
of the rioters were arrested.
MADRID, June 14.-In the Cortes
on Saturday, Gen. PUN, in reply to a
question, said no King would come
forward in the present uncertainty,
but when the Regency was settled
there would be plenty Of candidates.
He regretted the refusal of Fernando
of Portugal, but thought il was not
irrevOcable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
FR0N WASHINGTON.
Proclamation AJOiishiag Discriminating Du-
ties Against French YeSseis---Ap-
1Oinlments, Retired, Etc.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Presi-
dent has issued a proclamation abol-
ishing discriminating duties against
French vessels, that government hay
ing acted recipr0cally towards Ameri-
can vessels as appears from a cable
telegram translation received At Wash
ingtOn June 18th:
81 To the Charge-de-Adairs Of Franco,
Washington:
The discriminating duties on mcr-
chandise imported from the countries
Of its origin in American vessels have
this day been discontinued in the ports
Of the Empire. Ask for reciprocity.
MINISTER FOR FOREIGN ABRAMS
y. D. StanwoOd has been appointed
Supervisor Of Internal Revenue for
Alabama and Mississippi, to take ef-
feet July Ist.
Brevct Lieut.-COl. j. II. knight,
[. 5. A, has been detailed for duty
as Indian Agent.
Brevet Maj.-Gen. \. 3. Dyer has
been ordered to inspect several arse
mails.
BY direction Of the President, Bre-
vet Maj.-Gen. VIM. +. Harney is re-
tired from duty and placed on the re-
tired list
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15

NEW YORK, June IA special TO
the Herald from Havana the 11th via
Key West the 18th, says: The disa-
graement among the volunteers them
selves and their failure to Te-establish
the projected colonial government has
served TO keep them quiet.
The report that 1000 troops were
coming to disarm the volunteers has
been officially& &enied.
The volunteers are jubilant and are
instituting a Court Of Inquiry for the
purpose of examining into the conduct
of Gen. Dulce, and making report
TO be forwarded to Spain.
1t is reported that Gen. Dulce will
touch at Porto Rico for the purpose of
meeting Gen. De MOda and explaining
to him the situation of affairs.
The Nasecnede has left for CienfU-
egOs. They claim that the Spanish
volunteers should accompany them.
Ire promised. however, to garrison
Villa Clera.
\ meeting of Spaniard5 was held,
to consider the subject of a commits
sion to Gen. Cespedes, for the purpose
Of establishing a mutual preservation
Of the lives and property Of both par
ties.
The recognition Of the Peruvian
Government causes dependence.
The order sending employers to
Puerto Principe has been revoked,
in consequence Of UmfavOrable news
from that quarter.
Gen. Quesada was concentrating his
forces closer, for the siege of that
place, and had captured a convoy of
provisions.
\ Spanish soldier who has lately
returned from the interior, says the
insurgents kill an average Of 5000 per-
sons monthly, and that disease Is
making havoc among them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
FROM BOSTON.
Mysterious Disappearance Of a Stakeholder.
The Grand Musical jubilee.

Boston, June 1.-THE fact that
Perkins, the proprietor of the River
side Park who held the stakes,
amounting to thousands Of dollars,
has mysteri0usly disappeared, CAUSES
considerable excitement among the
winners Of the purses. 1T is feared he
viii not return.
Musical organizations and crowds Of
visitors are arriving by every train.
All the railroads have arranged to run
extra trains during the five days Of
the festival.
Women are giving the finishing
touches TO the caliseum tonight, and
everything is TO be in readiness for the
grand opening tomorrow. The rapid
sale Of tickets indicates an immense
audience.
Z The rehearsal Of five hundred in
strumental performers took place in
the Colisium this evening, embracing
organizations from various sections of
the country. 1t is pronounced by
critics as being harmonious and excel
lent 10 an extraordinary degree.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Fight Between hCCOole aOd Allen-Large
Crowd Of " Bra.sers - 10 be Present

ST. LOUIS, june l4.-All the ar
rangements for the fight tomorrow
between Mike McCoole and Tom Al
len are completed. 1t is expected
that a large crowd viii be in attend
ance. The steamer Louisville will
take the combatants, their friends
and spectators to the ground, the lOca-
ton Of which is. still Il secret. Both
parties are said to be in fine condition,
and confident. There is not much
betting, but in what little there is the
odds are in favor of McCOOle. Allen
arrived here Saturday, and both he
and AIcCoOle are said to be secreted to
prevent arrest-there being very
stringent law in this State against
prize fighting. Quite a number Of.
noted A" bruisers" from abroad are
here, and large delegations from New
York, Baltimore and Philadelphia
are eN pected to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
FROM CHICAGO.
Senator Howe and the Alabama Claim
Burning Of the Queen Of the Lakes.

CHICAGO, June 14.-Senator Howe
denies the statement which first APP
peared in the Cincinnati Chronicle,
that he approved of a scheme to make
the Alabama question a party issue at
the next election. He says: " / did
not know that there was any such
scheme. / never wrote a letter in
reference to such scheme; do not
know or approve of any such scheme,
nor do know of any man who does"
The propeller Queen of the Lakes,
of the Evans Buffalo line, was burned
to the waters edge at her docks, at
Marquette, Mich, on the night of the
18th. She was loaded with pig iron.
The steamer and cargo were both in
sured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
SBoA OMAHA.
Arrival of Seward and Family---Laie In
dian News.

ST. LOUIS, June IA dispatch
from Omaha says W. H. Seward and
family, and several members Of the
House Ways and Means Committee
are there and viii leave this evening
for San Francisco.
4 Sioux City dispatch says Gen
Burbank, of Dakotah, is now ther
purchasing supplies for destitute In
dians, and that since Gen. Harvey
distributed the Indian supplies at
Milestone the Grand river reserya-
ton Indians remain quiet, but at
Cheyenne river they show signs Of
dissatisfaction and are inclined to
cause trouble.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
HORRsLE MURDER IN INDIANA.
Two Women The Victims Whisky and Cards
the cause---Arrest Of the Murderer

CINCINNATI. June l4.-In Coving-
ton, Troy township, Fountain county,
Ind, on Saturday morning, Fred.
Renster, an anctioneer, shot with a
revolver and killed Mrs. Jones, an
aged widow, with whom he boarded.
Mrs. Becklehem, aged II, ran to learn
the cause OF the report, when Renster
shot and NSrtally wounded her. He
then ran, inquiring for John DOdd,
his late employer, and on the way
snapped the pistol at two men. One
of them, John Z. Austin, grappled
and disarmed him and conveyed him
to Jail. The murderer had been
drinking and gambling excessively,
and had lost. The people there are
greatly excited.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Grand Assombiage of Knights Templars.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE city
Is thrOnged with Knights Templars
from all sections of the country. The
Detroit C0mmandery is accompanied
by the band of the 1st [. 5. Infantry.
The Pittsburg COmmandery also ar
rived in the city this morning. Del
egations from ST. Johns, n. B., Mont
gOmery, Ala, New Orleans, Memphis
and Nashville are also in the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
FUNERAL NOTICE.

MOON-The funeral of RoBERr A. Moon
viii take place this Tuesday morning, at l015
o'clock, from his late residence on Rayburn
avenue. His friends, and friends of the fam
ily, arc respectfully invited to attend. Ser
vices by Rev. Dr.. Witherspoon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15

Csc. Whisky 9ic. sugarlS54al41zc Bolasses
G5aS5c Pork S3S 55. Bacon shoulders AAc
sides lSals1sc. Lard lS5zc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June H.-COtton advanced
13c; middlings 309za3015c; sales 1900 balesi re-
ceipts 1901 bales; exports 1884 bales. Gold SS19
Sterling 50. New York sight q premium
Flour firm at S6aB 80. Corn, white, %. Oats
70 Bran 81 Is. Hay lower; prime So. Pork IS
held AZ S24 So Bacon is hold at l5c for shoul-
ders and lSl5al9c for sides. Lard in tierceS
1917; kegs 201Sa2l. Sugar, prime, l3al35&c.
Molasses nominal. Whisky 90aK e. Coffee
firm; fair Hlsal5Ac; prime l6lzaiB4e.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June l4.-Cotton hrmer; sales
900 bales; uplands 3214c. Flour 81 60a5 10.
Whisky g7eaSf. Wheat 81 4lal 43. Corn 73a97c.
Rice dull Coffee steady. Sugar duh and &c
lower; Cuba I55ai23sc. Molasses dull
Dry Goods.-The market was quiet towards
the close, but opened fairly active this morn
ing at full prices. The Appleton a heavy
brown sheetings advanced to l6c, but are
down this evening to l51gc. Blackstone A A
~ bleached selling at l5e. IN other goods
laines have been selling as low as l5c, but all
good designs bring zoe.
AToney-rhc market is somewhat unsettled
during the day, being alternately active and
easy. There is, however, an increasing dispo-
sition among bank officials to contract and
prepare for a call fever.
FOREIGN.
LovpoN. June l4.-ConsolS closed at 92ssa
9Es Five-twenties at SS2s.
ITyERPooI. June li.-Cotton closed quiet;
uplands llszd; Orleans I'D; sales 10000 bales.
FRANKFORT, June H.-United States five
twenty bonds o6is
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-15
ST. LOUIS RACES
First Bays hieeting---The Case Of Capt
Donaldson.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE first race
at the Laclede Jockey Club Course to-
day was a three mile dash for 5000.
The entries were Carrie Atherton,
Kittie Free, Jim Walker and Tom
Porter. The race, which was tolera-
bly, well contested, was won by Carrie
AthertOn, kittie being second and
Porther third. Timc-5:jl2.
The second race, mile heats, free for
all, for S400, in which Sue Dougherty,
Jubilee, Sallie and Starlight were en-
tered, was won by Sue with ease in
l;jl4 and 1929.
The case of Capt. ". B. Donaldson,
charged with murder, was called in
the Criminal Court to-day. 4 very
large crowd was present and much
interest was manifested. There was
much difficulty in obtaining jury.
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ICE CREAM.
DENTIST.
DENTISTRY.

DB. GEO. W. AGREE, having reOpened his
~ Office, would respectfully notify his old
friends and the public geperally, that he has
resumed the practice of his profession. Feel
ing thankful for the liberal patronage he has
received for nearly a quarter OF a century In
this city, solicits continuance OF the same.
ONCE, 2S2 sfain street. leo
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FROM BUFFALO.
Duel Retweau a Newspaper Man and a
Cuban.

BUFFALo, n. Y, June IA duel
was fought on Sunday morning at
Lundy's Lane, between the editor of
a Spanish paper in New York and Il
Cuban. Tie latter was shot through
both legs, and is considered in a criti-
cal condition. An article styling the
Cubans towards, was the cause.