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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PeBLIo LEDGER OFYIcE,
MEMPHIs. TKNN.. April p. 1873.

PeBLIc LEDGER OFyIoE,
MEnPHls. TKsN.. April p. 1873.
There are no incidents Of special i'm
portance transporting in the local money
market to-day. The demand for loans
and discounts is sufficient to keep the
loanable funds Of the banks actively
employed, but for several days the de-
mand has not been unusually pressingi
consequently the market is in healthy
condition. Bank rates are l0@l2 y
cent. q annum, and in the open market
the rate ranges from ll92! q cent. q
month. Exchange is improving in sup
ply, and rates are steady. One Of the
leading banks took 100000 yesterday,
and have engagements for $4,000 to-
day. Included in yesterdays transac'
tons there was $4,000 New Orleans at
&c discount, the balance being New York
at par. Rates between hanks for the
latter are 81 so q $1,000 premium, at
which figure $4,000 was transferred.
Counter rates are par buying for Eastern
commercial bills and &c discount for
New Orleans checks; on the former sell
ing at &c premium, and on the latter al
par. Gold in New York is ll7a@ll75i
dealers here buying at ll6&@ll63, but
report the supply light. Some $500 sill
yer quarters and halves were taken by q
dealer at 100. The only item we could
obtain in local investments to-day was
the statement by broker that there
were purchasers or orders in the city for
100000 Memphis and Charleston rail
road stock at &c, but inferred that small
amounts would not be taken at that
figure; it was also stated that in New
York today the asking rate was 224ci
there were, however, no transactions
here, and during the canvass of the mar
ket, and our reporter found several hold
ers, one OF whom had 700 shares that
could be purchased at 22c. Other secu
rites remain nominal, excepting an oc
casional ripple in city Indebtedness. In
the absence Of transactions, we quote as
follows: Memphis gold skies, COY; cur
rency, 584@59; past-due coupons of Jan
uary, IS, SO@S24c; July, ~, 95@97ci
Memphis and Charleston shares, =; first
mortgage bonds, $4,000; second mort
gage bonds, 7s@sOc; Mississippi and
Tennessee shares, lSc; first mortgages
s5@S7c; second, 74@76c; Mississippi
Central shares, l6@lSc; first mortgages
Ss@9Oc; second, s2@s4c; TENNESSEE
Comptreller's warrants, 95@9Sc; Shelby
county, S7(089c buying and selling.
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odd FeIIows' Celebration

Tomorrow the members Of the
!. o. o. =, viii celebrate the ffiy.fourth
anniversary Of their Order in an appro-
pirate manner. The procession will
start from Odd Fellows' Hall at ten
o'clock an, and move from Court down
Second to Beal, from Beal TO Main. up
Main to Market, out Market to Second,
down Second TO Court and thence to
their hall. At eight o'clock pm. a
series Of interesting exercises will take
place at the Assembly Hall, to which
the public are invited The programme
Of exercises is as follows:
lode.
Opening prayer, by Rov. DR.. S. Landrum.
Pc,
S-statistics and prosperity Of the Order. by
W. s. Bruce, y. O., President Of Odd Fellows
Hall and Library Association.
4-Address by the Rev. Il. q. Mclean.
5-Receu Of thirty minutes; general re-
union.
6-Closing Ode
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Slater.
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made on Change. The fever has also
attacked the Ohio river boatmen, and
they are laying up their wages. Evans
vile was the frst TO start out.
Fair View" writes as follows from
Vicksburg to the st. Louis Republican;
The champion" r. Il. Lee has made
several Of Der flying trips. from New
Orleans 10 Cairo and Evansville, on tho
last one of which she occupied just
twenty-five aud .one-half hours, making
the run from Memphis TO Paducah, IN
the course Of the trip taking fifty cords
Of wood of the bank. Had any other
boat accomplished this little squirt, we
would have had newspaper paragraphs
ad libtum concerning the wonderful
performance; but the crew Of the Lee
thought so little OF il that only obtained
the item in the course OF n conversation
with ond Of her principal officers. The
coming race between this boat and the
Natehez is no nearer an accomplished
fact than IL has been for month past,
Captain Leathers appearing TO await a
positive challenge from the owners lot
the Lee. Captain Cannon, on the other
hand, contends that the Lee has already
mode her record, and until that record
is wiped out by faster time, he does not
feel called upon to waste money racing
his boat up the river at the option OF
other people, all Of which is not very
bad reasoning. The river at this point
is about ten feet below high water mark
and as the dangerous rivers above are
reported falling, fears Of an overflow are
banished for the present. Planting will
now be rapidly pushed forward, and q
favorable season intervening, good
crop OF cotton be gotten ready for the
fall market.
The Odd-Fellows parade tomorrow
will be one of the finest displays and
largest seen in Memphis for years.
A telegram from Hermann, Missouri,
to-day reports the stage Of water there
at three feet.
DRIFTwooD. Susie Silver has
about $50 tons railroad iron for the I.
p. railroad. The Lady Lee has about
200 tons on board, all for Shreveport.
........ The P. w. Strader goes to st.
Louis and enters the Tennessee river
trade from that city...."...The Alton did
not beat the Abe Hutchinson to st.
Louis. The Mary f. Poe left Shreve-
port Tuesday for st. Louis with light
cargo of freight but NUMBER of people.
.........0n the last up trip Of the Future
City, deck hand named Randolph Vim
egar, while in crazy fit, jumped over
board at the head Of Old Hen above
this city, and was drowned, although
the crew and officers of the boat did all
in their power to save the unfortunate
man. The new ferryboat for Cairo
will be launched Saturday and com
pleted in about two weeks afterward
........A steam craft, 81 feet long and IL
feet wide, fat bottomed, with stern
wheel and two small slide valve engines,
is building at this city to ply between
here and Presidents Island. She will
be completed in two weeks, and Captain
VIM. Maingault will run the machinery
department when completed ...."...Capt.
Fenton of the Southern Oil Works has
chartered the James f. Rankin of Capt.
]. R. Thomas, for one month, with the
privilege of extending three months, at
the rate Of 5000 per month.........Phil
Beverly has sold his interest in the bar
of the Indiana to Billy Lucas.
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NOR RENT-COMM0DIOUs STORE ON
Il Front street, with cellar. Apply 70
JOSEPH I. ANDREWS 4 SONS,
1o+ No 90 Front street.
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civ court Matters.

But six cases appeared on the Re
corders Court docket this morning. Ed.
Roundout, arrested on the charge Of
shooting st Moses Hammer last night
with intent to kill, was committed in de-
fault Of bond for $1,000, aud in default
Of = bond for 5000 on the charge Of
carrying concealed weapons, besides be-
ing 6ned ffy dollars.
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Hau Auction House.

The we'll known actioneers, George
Shields & Co., No. 24O Main street, cor
ner of Jefferson, have disposed of their
establishment to Messrs. Booth Il Mar
tin Who intend doing general auction
and commission business. The latter
gentlemen have had long experience in
the business and can give the best guar
antees for satisfactory settlements and
prompt returns. They solicit cOnsign-
NEST Of goods. wares and merchandise.
See their card in another column.
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NOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE NO. LOG
Y Washington street. Apply to HOW.
Woodbridge. No. $50 Front street: vi
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For the cow enience Of our customers
we will Sc ad oui. south wagon to the State
+ emale c ollege and immediate vicinity
Tuesdays and Fridays. Friends Want
ing goods sent out will give their orders
in the da y before.
39-t Oliver, FISNIE & Co,
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| WILKINSON s, at Isl Main street, is the
ace TO find all the fashion papers, mag
qs, literary journals and the leading
III. Of the country; also good sup
- 20 =. -eign literature. A complete
~ ~, - 80 ~ ". n and fancy stationery and
fancy articles.
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E7OR SALE VALUABLE CITY PROP
& erty- Lot No. OF the subdivision OF the
C. B. Frazer estate. fronting 200 Ito feet on
Lauderdale street, and running back 20 feet:
Terms EASY. title perfect.
SWAYNE & C0LMAN,
Real Estate and Rental Ag'ts, i75 ldain St.
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LIVERPOOL. April Is. II $50 am. : Cottsn
opens quiet. Uplands. stdi Orleans. va.
p.m.-Cotton IL quiet, Uplandl. ODD
Orleans. ed. Sales, 1000 bales, Of which
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-25

ArKw extra copies Of that beautiful
monthly Bow Bells, received this morn
ing BY f. ]. Walker. los Beal street
Also Ha pers', Leslie's, Delaorests and
GodeysI .ady's Book for Nay.
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You do Mt have to take large doses Of
Kress Re, Ser Tonic. Il contains more
euraiivev irtue than any other ague 'sied-
iciBs. G iswold & Co. have Il At Their
druE sior g. Isl
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Persons desiring fne rOSst Of spring
lamb for Sunday should not forget to
can at No. y jefferson or ls9 Main
reset I491 II. SEEssEL, SR.
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sDringi spring. Sprih

The second stock of material for pr
suits has just arrived at A. H. Gt "
MANS. 100 NAM STREET. Gentleme'
will consult their interest by Leaving
their orders with Mr.. Goodman. de
will cut, make and trim them in the best
style, and at th e most reasonable prices.
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MUSIC.

Pianos, Organs, sheet Music, and
Musical Merchandise and Instru-
meuts of every description, whole
sale and retail.
n. q. Holienberg keeps the larg-
est and best selected stock In this
city. and ~ full assortment Of the
ChtckeTing, HoIlenberg and Hal
leti a CumstOn Pianos. the Estey
Organs. and brass and silver tnstra-
ments im foil sets or single pieces.
BEING a practical pianO-mak err
and a. musician of taste and Ability.
ank known To the public as such
since 1909. patrons of this music
house may feel confident that they
Will find all goods strictly ms repre-
scented ana warranted, and at mod
crate prices and ON easy terms.
WarerOOnhs. No. 274 second street.
1I6-f
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GrrrLENEr are warned in tine 10 see
that their uain bat0ns are well seEet
on before entering d. "Iujun Meal
uirwam tonight
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First o. the season-Just received
I.s=p's ee,sbrstad buck and lager beer.
Call at Is Coar. street ~
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For SALE OR RENT:

DOR SALE OR RENT.-C0TTAGE RESI-
= dences at Ridgeway Station, near city;
Pleasant summer retreat. Good scho0 and
churches convenient
1886 S. M0SBY, room Is, over 3O4 Front.
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Passports secured
applying to p,t,;o
H. BENsDoRF, Not ~
40 Madison Vee'' No
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
Nj Il M II HIS;
Friday Evening, April 25. 1873.

PlyTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown Il Jones. Office 282 Main
street. Bethel Block.
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lLRpaERL INEs.


'sGtis" will lecture at the Memphis
Theater tonight lf If.Ia
Clear weather is predicted by Judge
Rhodes Of the signal station.
The suicidal mania has gathered up
a few followers again. Who next7
The Mclean case. with its hung jury,
Is yet uhdisposed Of in the Criminal
Court. rH aairinHe' nno'
The Criminal Court juries are giving
petit larcenisia passes to the peniieH-
tiary in most liberal manner.
Tho police force was put through
lacings and the manual Of arms by Drill
Master Haggeriy last evening.
The committeeman on the Vienna
pamphlet are out soliciting funds for the
literary aud important enterprise.
The Avalanche chap continues to rail
at the street car management. Does he
want the position Of superintendent
Next Wednesday, Thursday aud Fri
day evenings the oratorio Of Esther will
be rendered at the Memphis TheAter.
A Beal street sign contains the follow
ing: Grinding in Sisores, Knifs, Ro-
sOrs Done Here. Sow Filing Done
Alan
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u,lO a.m.-Futures are quiet; sales for
April. 1s5sc; Nay, IS Z7-2; June. l9 7-,2c;
July. ~ ll-s2; August, IS S-l6c; September,
isl{ci October. ne; November, lie; Deem
Der, l71So.
1.lOp.m.-Cotton Is dull. Spot sales to-day,
MAY, is iS-i6e; June. 19 3-l6c; July. is 5-l6c.
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Persons desiring fine roast Of spring
lamb for Sunday should not forget to
call at Nos y jefferson or lSs Main
street [4sl h. sErssEL, SR.
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MONEY.

SMALL SUMS OF MONEY TO LOAN ON
- collaterel. Address
44-49 Up, Ledger Office.
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HAVE your ceiling whitened, walls
papered and W God work painted, all in
one day, by BE ok & LaGrill. 20
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Tor saIe-l Magistrates' blanks
For Mississippi and Tennessee. A gen
eraI assortmen kept on hand, and Tor
salt, CHEAP at lais Office. 49W
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LOST.

L OST-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD WILL
IL be paid for the return Of my Scotch terrier
dog, answering TO the name of Larry" and
Isl ii. 7. TOMLINSoN. II Madison SO.
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REWARD.

@ = REWARD.-L0ST, A SMALL BLACK
OO and white setter slut, with red spots over
the eyes and around the mouth; had on collar
with chain attached.
27-f JOHN I WILLINS. 80 Front st.
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COTTON.

Liverpoolis quiet to-day at 9I@9Sd
and New York quiet and unchanged
Yesterday 1000 bales were sold, but to-
day the market is less active, sales to
noon footing up 800 bales at the follow
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rol>LEAsE OR SALE.

THOR LEASE OR sALE-EIGHTY LOTS
ON Beal, Shell. W, Clinton. Vance, Mce saH
DeSoto, Tennessee nI Iot HiT neap EIevsfor and
eral of hese are large io's' he"i i1i''"'Oi
Beal str Get landing. y, ,oa.o =. ali al san.
Also many small lots lease n Of S SELL s ss
on Myrtle, near Beal sire, " "nu on S''"
avenue, near fernando sire. Sod;son a,
VIM. Il. VANCE, 1876 M No is.a ~, ogsc.
195-xvi-SS or Phmnix In %ra aIl 9 s.as..;
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STEAM BOATS.
~-~~~--~~~~~---~~-~~
For Cincinnati.

For Cincinnati.
"Old Reliable "-Memphis and Ohio River
Packet Color Louisville and Cincinnati
The steamer
PAT R0GERS-...............J. N. Skunk master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE E@Ss =
w SATURDAY. 26th instant,
at clock pm. e.~-AAA
ED. COBB < CO., Agents.
1919 266 Front street.
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For Arkansaa River.

Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff Packet Co.
For Red Fork, Rob Roy, Pine Bluff, and
all way landings.
j. X. RANKIN. .........John Fenwiek, master
WILL LEAVE AS AB0VEA, IT,
Wy THIS DAY. 25th inst, at ssf
o'clock pm. -
S. B. MILLER, Agent.
46-4s No. Promenade. cor. Jefferson st.
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m A. FISHER, SUCCESSOR no FISHER,
Il, rAk m9is A Co., marble dealers. cor. Aidlaps
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For WHO RtVer.

Memphis and White River Packet Company
For Helena, Searcy, JacksonpOrt. and all
landings on White river.
LEGAL TENDER......John D. Elliott, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE E
w SATURDAY. 26th instant. sl.eaSs
S.B. MILLER, Agent,
47-49 Promenade ST., foot Of Jefferson.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
RoArs ApyrRTIsrp no LEAVE.

Anna, hrkansas river, oatufdhJ''''''''''''o PEN
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Legal Tender, White river.
George G. Wolf, ST Louis.
Thompson Dean, st. Louis
City Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg
City Of Helena, st. Louis.
A. j. White, Napoleon.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer John b. Maude. New Orleans
Thompson Dean, New Orleans
Emma Elliott. St. Louis.
George G. Wolf, Shreveport
City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
City of Vicksburg, ST. Louis
~ PORT.
Pat Rogers, Anna, Legal Tender, A
j. White.
Daily report OF the stage Of water and thu
changes during the twenty-four hours endini
Al noon to-day.
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BOARDING.

BOARD - FOR A GENTLEMAN AND
D wife. with pleasant front room on first.
floor; also, single gentleman can have Q.
small room. with board, and few day board
ers will be taken, at No. 90 Madison st. 46-t
DOARD-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN
ID be accommodated with a neat, front room
and board in private family on Adams street.
where there are few boarders, by addressing
with referencel
elf s Todpqr Office
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y voR SALE MAGISTRATES BLANKS
X Tor Mississippi and Tennessee. A general
asso TRENT kept on hand and for sale cheap at
This o Vco. NJ.
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Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
NICK LONG H....Lew Hates. master
TNHIS ELEGANT PASSENGER 49, =
steamer will leave as above LeA k1lf
FRIDAY, 25th instant, at 5 p IN -
w. p. WALKER, Agent.
47-4B Office on wharfboat, fOst Court st.
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De SOTO LODGE NO. 900 will A.
work tonight al n o'clock. By "
order. BUS. y. PmoE, W. NJ.
X. w. SuELrOs, Sec'y.
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tBelow high water Of 1871. -,
Blank (......l indicates no report; cipher (O)
stationary; ~ rising.
Observer Signal Service. u. 8. A.
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Painting.

A F.DAvIs. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT,
A., or. 2sl Second street. between Court and
Madison streets. liT-xvi-d8
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NATANTED- BOARDING HORSES. --SPK-
w eial attention paid 10 boarding horses.
Hack aud buggy horses boarded at SO per
month; also, stalls 10 rent. Cheap rates for
storing salt. lime, cement, cern, etc, Apply At
26 Union st. ls0-55l ROGERS 4 MATHEWS.
yETANTED. - SECONDHAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and Lousohould goods
Of all kinds bought at 2s2 Second street.
lot ii. 4. 6INN0IT. :.
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-EOR sALE-A SEVEN HORSE POWER
engine. almost as good as new. Can be
annly TO Il. WHITM0RE,
12-t Ledger Office.
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GRAND FESTIVAL.

Look out for the Grand Festival at the
Exposition building, May Is, 1873. 81
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INV ORLEANS. April .. 1850 a.m.-Cotton
is in fair demand. MiddlinE, 1S1<c; no sales
to-day Sight exchange. 1s9-e premium.
Sterling exchange, 2l34c-
NEW YoRK. April 25, l0;25 a.m.-Cotton
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BUSINESS HOUSES.

HUTCHINSON, WILLIAMS A co., COTTON
IL Factors. 200 Front street. Af
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EoR SALE.

.TSoR sALE~A FINE RooKAwAY MARE.
A lady can drive her. Address
'As.a X. p. Ledger Office.
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nor SALE = ONE SPAN MULES, LII
4 cense, wagon harness and dray harness;
SO Adams street. lo-I
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MRS. III. HOLLAND

HAS REMOVED HER FASHIONABLE
III milliner establishment 20 fl7 Main street
under Southern Hotel Hi-hS
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DOR E-CHEAP-A NO. l 12O-GALLON
n copper still, worm and cap complete. APP
ply to FRANK MARSHALL,
i2-t rs jefferson street.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DKPARTMRNT. Offce CL;-f o.

WAsHINeToN, ID. c., April II, 1913, III a. m. I
r SYNOPSIS FoR THE PAST TwENrY-FouR HOURS -
The storm center that was Sunday morning east of
tare God has moved very slowly eastward ami il
sun apparently over Massachusetts, bay. North
easterly wires backing TO northwest, with cIoudy
weather, pretsii over New England, and light rain
OF snow has been Tted from the immediate asst
Inc area OF highest barometer has NOV ed slowly
eastward, Win diminishing pressure, aud is now
northwesteriy winds with clear weather, prevail
over the south Atlantic and middle states North
easterly winds and falling barometer are reported
from Lake Erie. The storm center that As SD sday
morning IN Dakota has continued slowly developinr
over Nebraska and Kansas, where the lowest pres
snre Is now re ported. Increasing sout heasterly
winds, with threatening weather, prevail In the
western gnif states and thence north ward Mime
sofa Cold northerly gales, wi snow, apparently
prev all in southern Dakota.
PRoRABiLITIEs-- the rest Of Monday the
Storm center In the Missouri valley extend eastward
INTO Illinois. For the gulf states southe asterly
wInd, threatening ard rainy weather. For the
south Atlantic states falling barometer, southeast
ery winds, rising temperature and heavy or cloudy
weather. For the middle states the barometer rise
somewhat, followed Monday afternoon by diminish.
In New York, and generally heavy weather For
southern New England rising barometer, north
westerly winds, aud cloudy or clearing weather
For Lake Erie and the Ohio valley falling barome-
ter, increasing easterly winds, and CLOUDY weather
For the upper lakes fresh to brisk, and possibly
nigh, sOutheasteriy winds, backing to northeast.
OF the mort Invest cold nOrtherly gales and cloudy
weather: Csufionary signals continue AT Boston.
Portland, PASSPORT, Chicago. Grand Haven, Mil
from Maine, Texas, the northwest and X ocky Noun
tain stations