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GREELEY AND THE TRIBUNE
urhs south-ns Sins and its suFsrlnss

In a speech in New Orleans, the
other day, Mr.. Greeley, Of the New
York Tribune, proclaimed that the
true policy Of the country was unlver-
sal suffrage and universal amnesty.
A few days ago an editorial appeared
in the Iri6Ute most vigorously assalI-
ing the character Of the adventures
and charlatans that had become the
ruling power in the Southern States.
Neither the editor or correspondents
OF that paper, in their jOurneyings
through the South, have encountered
the famous ku-KIUE klan, and all
have reached the conclusion Of Gen
eraI Sherman, that If the military was
withdrawn there are enough good and
true men in the South to check all
nutrages, from whatever source they
may come, and TO maintain law and
order in the administration of the
State governments. The following
remarkable comments by the Zri5tgls
upon the condition OF political affairs
ia the South, is a scathing cOmmen-
tary upon the Au KluX legislation Of
Congress. The Tribune saws:
"Our correspondents have nOsV been
so long in the disturbed districts Of the
south that we can form from their let
ters distinct idea ef the state of s0cie-
ty IN that unfortunate part Of the
Union. 1t is g melancholy picture
that they draw for US. The most in
tellgtnt and influential, the educated,
The really GlSefta men Of the South, de-
prived of all political power, have
come to look upon themselves as the
outraged subjects Of a despOtiC con-
QuerOT. Taxed and sWindled by q
horde Of rlScGlly foreign GdUentIirerS,
and 5y the ignorant class, ECisich only
yegterddy hOed The TieldS and SerUed IN
The kitchen, they care nothing for poll
tics except TO throw of the oppressive
yoke; they have no interest in ma
tiOnal affairs; they would call them
selves OF either party, provided their
rulers were only of the other. The
refuse o. Northern cities, lCHO lCeHt
sOJubIr1rd after the JrGT, out at
sL50lCg, and destitute Of character
ana CCVcItiOH, now roll in splendid
carriages, drink rare wines, glitter
with diamonds as big as FIsk's, and
steal taxes as fast as q New York
street commission. 1t is no wonder
that the impoverished planter, grow
ing poor every day; the eJ- Confederate
officer, rF1 fought so 6rQUely for a
cause i1l irticH he honestly 6eliersd; ; the
professional men, accustomed all their
lives to hold Office and lead the public
sentiment of their communities, look
on such things with rancOrOus hearts,
They might submit to be ruled by
soldiers who had beaten them in bat
tie; bJH here they are pllmdeTed by
suffers and camp followers.
This is q miserable state Of things,
indeed, for a republican government
a burlssque upon suffrage, when the
only restriction upon voting is that
the votes shall not be cast for the most
intelligent and UirtUOlls citizens. We
have often warned cur party in Con-
gress of the inevitable result Of the
vindictive method Of reconstruction.
We have told them, and we tell them
again, that there is only one way to
restore the UniOn-Universal amnesty
and impartial suffrage"
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HOME SUMMARY.

Ohio Jtmosraoy and the New Departure,
COLUMBUS, May 3l.-The number OF
delegates in this city to attend the
Democratic Convention tomorrow Is
very large. The principal talk is
about the new platform. IL seems
probable that a new departure viii
be taken, but it viii be less extensive
than Mr.. Nallandigham' Dayton res
OlutlOns. The only candidates talked
Of for Governor tonight are General
Thomas Ewing and Colonel kcCOok,
with the chances in favoT Of Ewing.
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEG RAPHl
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-Dry Goods-The mar
ket is generally quiet, but steady and firm in
view OF the eXtre 70 prices at present for raw
matsTialsi holders o. cotton goods are look
Ing for an advance as soon as the fall trade
opens the meanwhile limited inquiry pre-
walls for local trade at the uniform rates.
sc; star X A and American A cotton bags
which have been selling down as low as 82L5c
and 2s1zc respectively, are now advanced to
3Jc and SOC; in other descriptions OF textiles
Hrsau-gt fl rrrt t.aF1a.
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prIY Plua uaLles

New YORK, May 3l.-A Scranton
special says q prize fight between DON
ovau and Conway took place twelve
miles north OF this city yesterday
morning. Fifteen rounds were fought
in twenty minutes. Foul claimed by
Conway, which was not allowed, and
be ran out of the ring. Both men
claim the money. 1t is thought that
Donovan would have won the hghi
had Conway remained in the ring.
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WASHINGTON.
TREAsURY OPERATIONs.

WASHINGTON, May 81. - Several
cases Of claims on the Government for
tax on scrip dividend in the New
York Central railroad are still pending
in the Internal Revenue Bureau, and
the decision of yesterday will be con-
sidered as precedent in the settlement
of them all.
The public debt statement will show
a decrease during the present month
Of about So, ,00O,O 600.
The pensions now paid quarterly,
instead of semi-annUally, and during
the month Of May, have been about
ST, ,O00,0 900.
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Trustees Sale

DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
u me by Charles Thomas and Jane D.
Thomas, on the 18th day of May, 1867, to Sc
cure the payment of a certain Indebtedness
which is fully described anu set out in said
deed which Is recorded in the Registers
office OF shelby county, State of Tenness
see, IN Book 81, part3, pages 9O6, 4G7 and AS,
l VIII IS Trustee, sell for cash, to the highest
bidder, in front Of the office of Young, Nal
lory Cannon, 10 Madison street, city Of
Memphis, on Saturday, the I'd day OF July,
1871, within legal hours, the following de-
sCribed land tO-Wit: Lot No. OF the su0di.
vision of the lands beloging to the heirs Of
the late DR. Lewis c. Trezeva1t, containing
thirty-tiye and One-hRlf acres, beginning at
the northwest corner Of lot No. s, thence
So east % 5C-I00 cha aims TO stake, then south
north 20 links to "a red oak stump, the south
east corner Of lot No. on the Plank road,
thence south IS west 10 81 leo chains TO
stake on the west side OF said plank road;
thsnCs north 81 west 300 1880 chains
TO a stake On the west boundary of TIE
tract and on John POye's east line, thence
north chains to the north corner OF the
tract, a hickory. thence, 5O-lO0 chains to
the beginning. The equity o. redeu ptiOn
is expressly waived, and the title to faid
property is believed to be good, but sell and
convey only as Trustee
jel LEWIS F CARR, Trustee
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The PoDe Uses uaIY words.

VIENNA, May 8O.-The Pope has
issued an encyclical letter, in which
he declares that the Italian guarantees
are a tissue Of lies and hypocrisy, and
formally paOtests against them.
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DISSOLUTION.


WM. VI FARRINGTON. President.
3. z. READ. Cashier. mSl
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Oats dropping, 1sa52c in bulk, and 55@55e in
sacks. Barley-No 2 spring, s59S0o Rye
lower, @885c. Whisky. 90c. Tobacco is I'M
changed. Mess pork essler, e5z, 81, 9S91zc c.
HeWs-sugsr-eured, l41E6l5c. Lard nominal
atSH995<e for tierces aud l0tgl014c for refined.
Hogs ana cattle dull and unchanged.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Nay 8L-COtton active; low
nniddling, 16c. Bacon clear sides, l09l014c;
shoulders, 71<c; sugaT-cured hams, packed,
l51kc. Lard l2c. Corn 7Oc. Oats 70c. Flour
IS 259S 90.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, May 81, 4:30 pm Consols, 935z
bonds OF 1882, 800; do old '55s, 9OsS; do
67s, 921z; do l0-40s 50.
LIVERPOOL, May 3l-Cotton- middling up
lands, 75zG71sd; mlddling Orleans, Sd; sales.
5000 bales; 1000 for export and speculation.
Whea6-CalfOrnia rs I'd. COrn-NO. mixed
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" EAGLE" COTTON GINS.

THE Eubcribers are now prepared to fur
i nish 20 cotton planters, any sizs of the
above justly celebrated COTTON GIN. We
do not offer this machine IS a new or un-
rled eLpeTim ent, but as one that has stood
the test OF years, upon many Of the largest
plantations in the South, especially in the
Aississlpp Valley, where IL has been in use
for the last thirty years, with entire satlsfac-
ton to all purchasers, and thousands Ofthem
have been successfully introduced into
other cotton gro wing countries. Please send
your orders early.
Agents also for Fairbanks scales, Halls
Fire aud Burglar Proof Safes, Straubs' Corn
saws.
McCOMBS. KELLER & RFRNES,
Hardware Dealers & Manufacturers Agents,
Mem shis, Tennessee.
McCOMBS, KELLER & BYkAES.
| Hardware JObbeTs, NOS. 100 and lUl North
Main street, st. Louis, Mo. jel
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JAmES' PARK.


VVvHE FOLLOWING NAMED CENT .-EfEN
i have been selected as Marsha is ami mem
bers Of the different Committee in the order
General JoaE g. F1ZEs, ehIeE Marshal.
Colonel a. MAeEySEY, Jr, asst Marshal
Major Il. p. DUSCAS,
Captain r. 3. NAECR,
Captain CHRIS STEINEUHL,
Captain J. g. TRIAL,
Captain T.. A. COLEl
GATE COMMITTEE
]. e. Beasley, Chairman: IT, p. Adams b f-
nor MeriWeather, Lewis Pot5stat @. u1e-"
r. J. Malone
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
]. W sneed. Chairman A. j Black, 6arre.r
Hughes, W, ]. Pollard, d.. W. healhOler, J. i.
Arnold, ". g, Parker, Raphael semutas, lrr
B. W. Coleman, Dr. R. " Mitchell, Fred.
Wolf, Ogden FOnraius, James P0st0n. J. al. 7.
RhetJ, L. 3. MCFARLAND Henry MoOts OscE.
woodbridge, Moses White EEpert Q1---
ridge, r. Dudley FrayEer DR.. Frank H-ce.
OOltOn Green, j. H Bate Frank Falns VI a.-
ter Goodman, ". L Duh.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Hon. JeTerson Davis, Hon Ishsm q. Har-
ris, Hon. Jacob Thompson Rev. l. j. " neal
Rev. ". N. Patterson, Rev james Car1l. o-laS.
Gideon j. PILLOW, Dr. EI8Eller "a p
Droeschert ". y e. HuInes. y d y l97 80 80 ~ y
Il. Hunt, HOn. ". Ay sryt - " - p Z -. 20 a.
J. j. DuBOse, ]. J. Murphy We d. 5l5f 7--l- g
". Heiskell, ]. a. EumonqsOn' W. L. ~-'--f
Harvey Msthes, ]. r. Fllppln'
COMMITTEE on PREsERV AIIoN o1 ol'-
DER.
LG. Barbour. Chsirmani B. b EuJc1.so1-
J. w Rogau. Ben. white, W. ID, h.lea-7 = D.
Bsasley. III. II. Neslys ~. Z. A---lsL-1 Jas
I7onner n III Cannon, q. W r-altL4auti ~ H.
STii--Si TIii[I1t = tsrranE5. J. J.. Drake, j. G.
Brfdyas W. ID. Mex .nlelr " - t-t5----l-r
n T9 Andersor Jas. Murphy D Do A1boscn-
rr5a rnsu1bers OF the several committee
iii rarorf to their respective e q men, ~ lU
~ " - - n 7aDOrt to the Chief Marshal and
-, III FeTrs theIr duties. The Assistant
NTsrs1als p-iI report 10 the Chief Marshal FOR
sssIe-r.rneut 60 duty. Gentlemen appointed
~-,,--5s fhe 5IfTerenG committees, declining TO
s5Erve win please report without delay 90 any
fFsi- pIacas may be dlled, as Dc Isl absO.utely
--ssasssrv to insure a success, that the com
ME- =fg suOuid ne full and effective.
Tfckets OF admission a. lEy Cauts each. and
viii be on sale 80 the different hook and drue
stores. q y. J0hZ14UNi
j. A. LOUDJN
D. s. BAT HER
H. T. ENGLISH
q. n. B- AHU MOND
Committee on Euuertalnu1suL
PICNIC PRIVILEGES.
Sealed proposals win be received fol. the
purchase of The Bar, Confectionery. Eesfau-
rant and shooting Gal cry PRIVILEGES OF 1ne
picnic TO be given under the auspices uf the
COnfede crate Relic and E istOrIcal 3 associacloU
on saturday, June 8, 40 james Park u1tL
tuesday, May 90, loIl, " M 80 W nlcl Lllle l-1
proposals VIII be Op nsu. Proposals % be al-
dressed 10 the Entartaiumeut COMMITTEES.
No. IS Main street. my1l
Ledger eopy.l
H
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HUMBOLDT PARK,
THURSDAY, IUHE lst. 1871

TyHE FOLLOWING NAMED GEN TLENEN
Il respectively represent the ciHersnt ma
uOna1ties:
AMERICA-COI. W. Coleman, T. 3. Normeut
Capt, Larry Harrustajt Gen. j. %. Ruin
ENGLAED-Hon. john CUbbius. r. E Esrs
shall, Il. &. Green, q. W. r. Cr-oE.
FEANCE-CharIss lie CIercq. Captain I'd.
Capdevile, H. Jaqust, French John.
GERMANY-F II. ButtInghaus, George Bton-
meyer, II. Richmanus d. Paute-
SCOTL aND-Ouncsn Mclean, Dr. s.. IT,
Simms, j. b. Campbell, r. IL. i--ons
IRELAND-Col0neI IL Magcvuey, lr, W. r..
Harvey, P. Il. Winters, W. W slsn.
TTALY-vinoentB 3. BscIEalupo, Felix GaIlue
n. Malatesla g. P. Eolaris
SWITZERLAND. A MaiuRrd. =. W EhI-
niger, Il. Eshmau, r. Frausi1L.
DEN8IARK-Cb. Smith, J.B. EIiusr.
sWEDEE-L- Putz, A. Atkinson.
EORWAY-M. Anderson.
TICK Els FIFTY CENTs-LADIE5 FREE
ssGrouuds lighted up b. Calcium Ls4-s.
N.Y.
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81. LOUIs.

ST. LOUIS, May 8I-Flour dull and business
very small: super fail, IS 50; family. 81 sea
Z 75 Wheat-spring dun and dropping; No.
2Iowa, 81 q; winter steady; for best grades
No. red fall 81 5g9l so. Corn dun and de-
clined; deG5l5<e for mixed in bulk; sacks, SO.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATs LEAVING THTs DAY
DEPARTURES
IN PORT.
Pat Cleburne, 6. ". Cheek.
RIVERS. wEArHER AND BUSINESS.

~ NA@-'h WA I'm AM ID nSoA4'A-aos
Weather warm and sultry. The river
here is receding steadily. At Cairo it fell
2 inches yesterday; at St. Louis it was
stationary, with a rise coming from the
Missouri, The Ohio is declining its entire
length. White river Is stationary, with a
good stage from Jscksonport out. Ar
kansas river declined 6 inches yesterday
up 70 O'Clock. There was very little an
imstion on the wharf yesterday, with but
few shipments. Cotton for the eastern
aud southern routes is getting scarce.
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Estes, Fizer & PinsOn,
WhOIesaI8 GrOCers
COTTON FACTORS,
lOldstand Of Brooks, iJeely Co..
2Z6 Front Street.
NEenaDhfz, Tenu. jel
Non-ResIdent NotIce.

No. H9.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee.-Ruel Hough,
VS.. James b. Bingham, James NJ. Ton eny,
]. M. CUrrie, George q. Hough, J. B. Biug-
ham, Jr., W. A. McCloy and +. s. Davis.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn
a to inithis cause that the defendant, James
n. Tomeny, is a resident OF the State OF New
York, and that To Q defendant J. NJ. Currie is 8
resident OF New Orleans, Louisiana, and that
the defendant, George g. Hough, is a resident
OF BOstOn, Massachusetts, and that they are
all non-residentS Of the State OF Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the COurt-house of the Second
Chancery Court, in the city of Memphis,
Tenn, on or before the fist Monday in July,
1871, and plead, answer or demur to com plain
ants bill, or the same Will be taken for con-
fessed as TO them, and set for hearing ex-
parte, and that copy OF this order be pub
ltshed once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This Nay 3lst, 1871.
n. d. L. STEWART
Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY. Deputy @. g. "a
7. s. Ayres, Sol. for Com nlit iel
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- - af 80 aLIansIIsLs.

BospCN, May 31.-Dr. Kirk, Presi
dent OF the American MISSION As5O'
cistion, yerterday, in Boston, made an
address. He claims that the PresidenI
snd Congress had failed in the duty o.
= ofeetiug citizens Of the South. II
35ecesssrv, five hundred thousand men
Sbculd be used for that purpose. II
tbs ilamOcratic party does not favOl
En.Kiux. it should say so; II Il does
1-vor them, we should know where IL
.tood and oct accordingly. The war
4 ~ over; it Is still being conducted
~ fbe south in detail, and the ultl,
mate purpose Of the rebels had ripeneo
fast.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM or BLACK, ESTES & Co. Is
j this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr. Robert Black retiring. MIR. 2. n. Estes is
charged with the settlement of our business.
We Invite attention TO card Of our success
sOrs below, Estes, FizeF Pins0n.
BOBERr BLACK,
u. n. Estes
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BY TELEGRAPH.

VICKsBURG, May Shown; Lock
wood, am; Olive Branch, noon; J. A.
Wood, 4 pm. Up; Nick LongwOrth, 3
pm, River falling slowly. Weather
warm and clear.
CrNcINNATI, May 3l.-The river rose 6
feet last night and this forenoon, but is
now falling, with Is feet in the channel.
The rise was from the Little Miami.
Weather clear and warm.
sr. LOUIS, May sl-Arrived: Belle st.
Touis VieksburE: Ida and Mohawk, New
orleans. Departed: Pauline Carroll and
Bee and barges, New Orleans; Petrol,
Memphis; John Kyle, New Orleans.
River rising. Weather cloudy and very
warm.
PETTsBURa, May Si.--3Teather clear.
The MonOngahela has 80 inches In the
channel and is stationary.
CAIRO, May 81, $40 p.m-POrt list
Clty OF Chester, st. Louis 10 Memphis, 10
/ pm; Edinburg, Cincinnati to Red river,
10 PM Belle Memphis, Memphis to ST.
Louis am; Belfast, New Orleans to
! Cincinnati, Am; Ksnswha No. 2, Pom
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GARD

TONTINUED i'll health necessitates nay re-
- tirement from business, having been un-
able for the last two years 10 give II my at
tentiOn, ! return my sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage extended us in the psst and
recommend my successors, Estes, FizeT &
Piusons TO the favorable consideration OF my
friends and the public generally.
ROB ERT BLACK.
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JOHN LILLY,
IHPoRTER AND DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 35l Main Street, Memphis.

Vuc,grr.r, l,eg leave to inform nay friends,
anl he pubIfc generally thai / am pre-
6sre5 10 m eet the demands Z the trade With
6ENUINa goods Si me Iit,is sse s,15 ane l6s osst
a.l.SS a.'.,,-SS go JOHN LILLY.
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-GOld dull, uI5<8Il5s.
Loans were made at lg3 per cent for carry ing
and l-6i per cent Tor use; clearances 81, ,O00,-
600. Governments were steady during the
morning, but after the second call they ad-
vanCed EG54 per cent; closing strong at an
advance; al purchases the amount offered
was iC54 coo, at III % to Hi: awards were
81 O0OOO0 at lll.O5 to lll.50. Stocks active and
irregular; Rock Island, Lake Shore and Pa
cifc Mail were strong, while Ohios, Western
Union and New 1O k Central have been
weak; tile depression in the latter was caused
by a telegram from Washington 10 the effect
that PleasantOn had ordered the Immediate
collection Of 5 per cent on the 500 900 scrip
dividend, and in default TO stop the road; the
different Clques have been buying all day;
there is quite a large amount Of short
inter in the market, and indications are
that the bulls viii bid up the ma ket before
the end of the week. Pittsburg has been one
Of the features, opening at l20 and selling mp
70 l22 The market closed dull but firm. Three
failures are reported in the cotton market to-
day. Money Is pls nty at 3 per cent. Southern
state securities are weak in Tennessees and
ViTginias, but steady in the balance of the
list. Old Tennessees, Il, and new do, Il.
Sterling, llC5s. Government bonds of 1881,
ll754 do. 6zs. lll55 do. 64s lll5[; do 65s, Ill54
do new, ll35s; do 67s, 1856; do 6Ss, Ia; 40
R-4Os, 1O95s; currency 6s, 1l55<.
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To MhOm il Nay Concern.

A Ii goods consigned and stored with 4.
a Alderman, No. Howard's Row. Mem
This. upon which storage and advances are
due, VIZ be sold on 5th day OF June nsTt. A.
public auction, % pay charges.
my0 T. ACKERdAE,
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WANTEDI WANTE1 /!

DOTATOEs AND APPLES,
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID.
GEORGE 8. RICHARDSON & Co.,
Ensl No, 2, Howard Row.
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SWEET SPRINGS.
Monroe County, West Virginia.

TNHIS favorite summer resort famous for
i It's extensive and agreeable plunge baths,
Temperature 56 degrees as well as Its tonic
mineral waters, viii be opened for the season
ON THE 18th OF JUNE.
Telegraph once in the Hotel; handsome
and extensive livery in conjunction with the
establishment; a frst-class band Of music
engaged for the season.
CHARGES PER DAY................, .............S s
FOR ONE MONTH 20
tOhTWO MONTHS or more a. the rate o.. o0
Children under ten and colored servants,
half price. Families destrOus OF taking rooms
for the season, or for fur her inioI nation,
address GEO. McGOVERN,
Rp22 superintendent.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEAEs, May 81. Flour dull and
dropping; superhne IS l21%; Xxx Sc 50: Xxx
81 Corn hrmer; mixed 75878c; white 10
7sc Oats easier al 64965c. Bacon dull at 774@
&c. Hams, sugar-cured, l55fc@l41zc. Lard
dull; tierces, u@llkc; keg, R8l2IO. Sugar
firm; fair lOgl01zc; prime, ll3Tc. Molasses
firm; fermentiLg g quiet al S5g40ci plantation
Coffee steady, AGl51ac. Sterling, 1885; sight,
y premium. Gold, li2h Cotton active and
mIddllng. iHI0lG5lU, middlinE, l6szGl654c; /;
sales. 60O0 bales; net receipts, 7S9i exports,
nix: flock Ds5O
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Vietor HUGO has len beIglun lOt
Holland.
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COTTON.


NEW YORK, May l.-COttOn-demand ac-
tive with an advance; middling uplands l7Jz.
Flour duh and shade lower; S6 O5a6 35 for
shipping grades Of extra. Grain-Wheat dull
and a shade lower, red and amber 81 67gl 69.
Com quiet and steady, mixed western, llg75c.
Whisky quiet at 92G921Sc. Coffee dull and
dropping. Mnlasses Cuba and muscovad o,
S8946c; Porto Rico, 4095Oc. Rice, S5<@95<o.
METALS.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Copper-I Ingot Like
Superior, 22T9SSc. Pig trOn-ScOtch, 309
IS; American, hrm, S2,a36e. Bar iron nominal,
S74a75: sheet do, Russia, Sll 509l2 gold.
Eails-cut. s4 70; clinch, So 2596 IS; horse
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, May 3I.-Cotton firmer and ad-
vanced; middliDg, l5149l65<c. Flour in fair
demand and prices well maintained, extra
family selling at IS &@7, Grain quiet and
firm; sales Of 1000 bushels Of red Winte wheat
at 81 50al 60, Corn. oats and rye unchanged.
Provisions dull at yesterdays quotations; /;
SIC offered for clear rib; bacon sides geuer-
ally held at SIC, packed; sales were made TO-
day Of 100 casks at S5Sc. Whisky in more in
Qutry ard firm at 88c. Leaf tobacoO-sales Of
245 hhds, at 45z96c for common 10 good lugs
B5SGl5c for low TO medium leaf; I63S025c Tor
medium TO good cutting; 285Tg4O3Sc for me-
dium 70 bright wrappers.
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CHANo1 q -.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 9th,
~ 1871, trains on the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad viii arrive and depart as
follows:
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, May -FlOur--extra spring dull.
Wheat-NO spring weaker, 81 266l q cash :
this afternoon steady at 81 2s5s0l 2o7zc, sellers
for June. COrn-No.Z 2 mixed quiet az &c low
eT, closing 5l1Sc cash. this afternoon Gull at
5l1zc, seller for June. Oats-NC. 2 1<g5so low.
er, closing 48g451z9 cash. Rye No. 2, lc lower,
S29S3c Barley-EO. 2 dull 87@6Sc Whisky
steady, sse. Provisions dull--mess pork clos
ing at 81 S71z9l5 cash. Lard 9Jse cash Meats
unchanged. Hogs dull 50 50g4 05. Cattle dull
CINCINNATI.
CLECDHATI, May 3D. CottOn-excited and
higher; middling, l6[c. Flour scarce and
hrEn; family. So s067 Wheat scarce and firm ;
No. ] red fall, 81 579l 5S. Corn ia GOOD de-.
mand at tu price, 53c. Rye dull at sldl o..
Oats steady and in moderate demand, 52q55c.
Eggs dropping, loo Butter scarce and drm
western reserve, 209Z2c; other kinds dull and
/ llHe, p DIVISIONS dull and unsettled mess
pork nominal at SIG; no demand. Lard, lOc:
no sales. Bulk meats-shoulders sold a. So q
/ SIC. Bacon ga S5S9S5<c, closing duu. Whis-
/ Ky in good demand at f1ll prices Sc.