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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 49, a. N.
L.. -.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON d. c., Aug. 49, a. IN. }
Synopsis for ne past tgenty-four hours
Continued high barometer, north-easterly TO
south-easery winds, low temperature, cloudy weather
and rain in the Middle Atlantic States
Increased pressure partly cloudy weather and areas or
rain the South Atlantic States; the winds continue
light south easterly and south-westerly.
Partly cloudy weather, with light south westerly TO
westerly winds in Eastern Gulf States this condl-
ton extending norhward TO the Ohio Valley, with hight
easterly wiDds and Gains. .
Increased pressure with variable winds and generally
clear weather IN NewEngland. Partly cOndy and cool
weather with light easterlY to southeasterly winds In
the lake region. $1,000
Probabilities.
For ew-England continued high but slowly dimin-
shng pressure, variable TO sOuth-easterly winds,
slightly rising temperature. and clear partly cloudy
weather.
For the lower lakes and thence uth-westward TO
Tennessee light eastery to southery winds rising tenn
perature with areas OF light rain
For the Middle Atlantic States continued nigh Out
slo,cy Iag barometer, nOTtedsteTiy 10 souhueStery
oinds and RAIN followed by clearing oeaer and rising
temperature on Monday.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. rising barome-
ter southeasterly to westerly Winds with generally
clear weather. except the immediate coast, where oc
casloDsl rains probable. .
For the upper lake region and the Northwest south
eastery south westerly winds, low barometer Win
parity cloudy warm weather and possibly local rams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18

9ss, Lard 9asfgc fr rsrce lie f Me-.
hssy and higher 9Sc Isuis,ass ~ w m Ns
0i2e Pair. 209f02ie: Good ~ 02tI-. PINE zISI<1s
Obcr articles Misunderstanding l2jis New Tors
Sight, y DrepiumL Odd 49,
Aug. 10 flour With femaud
22Oc 81 10 No 1 sprnV 81 Is Aabs Winter
10 for White ws slO 81 Doabs BEus Wsss steady
IL 500 bush No Milwaukee al JOs 500 bnss Ne
2ed w,hah at 81 80. Coz smi sales Of J 200 hss %~
4. J3e Corn Meal sold at 81 10 Boiled. 81 10 for Un
boed per Msd nnchapget sI70Sl5 Tor shorts $ib1
$40 in ShipsnG; and sl91s20 Mlilmgs, p CsnJ
Fn,ighs-Whea 7itc Com and Rye 6a Nevfort bmabs-
50 . IN, Hudson 81 Is % se.YOrk esi Pr-,shts
Fonr 10 Pbilldeltha Boston. JO. i0;
Albany S8c Receipts b. Lakes65 900 iset u sbss
unens' bv csnai-78OOOO feet Of Lumber.
WILsygroS Aug lD-SDriis TgFpeans. JS7A Rsrs
qu It 80 % 81 % 9s2 90 for No :! 7j1f3 ss
No 1 80 80 Cor Errs Tur3atne srsdT " Or
Hard 50 80 fos yellow Dip aud Virya TgHes al - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18

EARLY DELIVERY OF PEACHES IN NETWORK.
The peach-growers and shippers of Della
ware and Maryland have jas succeeded In making such
arrangements with the railroads 10 insure the oary
and prompt delivery OF tneir peaches in Jersey Cty
Tho delivery OF the fruit the Pennsylvania Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18

Railroad at Gray's Ferry is TO begin at p. m.
and about six trains Of rs cars each, VIII
be daily at intervals OF half hour the first train
arriving at Jersey City at and the last at $3.50
Under this arrangement the peaches arriving NJ
1850 could be In large market within so miles
Of New York by IN, II the shippers had ferryboat
and a slip the side OF the North River. They
hope, however soon have slip at Thrty-second-st
and then the whole through route east OF NewYork Will
.aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
M Rlce. Pools op NE race odd as nnder !:

After several failures the dag fell 10 very bad start,
Joe Daniels being left behind and did moi get OF until
the leading horses had gone fifty yards Golitza took
the lead attended by Minnie Mac and Eous, but both
the latter passed him the turn Minnie going on with
the running 70 the quarter pole Oath baekstretch'
EGUs deprived MINNIE Of cue lead. and retaining it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18

AEDEksoN wRIGHT-Oo Tuesday s. at the Csreh Of re
Ieemer by the Rev Dr. lnDp Joh4 ID ARtrson 70 M LIBBY
Wught Of Brooklyn.
BROwN-TIBBIT-O Thurisy, Angus.ll bv hs Rev Hsssp
Bromley Henry Brown. jr, Mar fibbs, both OF Brooklyn
NGT0Nou the l4th inst by The Rev !cseps
IL Smith 5S7 Broasst George W. DsNoe 20 Ads r. Bsoss
ington sltof SewsrL
RDRY- WIEATEYAt Brandy Ststion Va on fhursisy Ang
IA 1873 by Mr. S!epoe A Arthur H. Siey oiIsI-s 10
Miss h. A. Wheailey OF virginia
RDWARDS-WO0DRUFFAt Chicago. July %. by the Rev J.
Goodpeed Mr. James Edwards Of Newark j. " Miss Zig Srs
Woodruff VI Chicago
JBANNOT-KAINOn rhorsdsy l4b inst the Church 81 81
Charles Rev Dr. Reel Pan h-nU JeanBet
daughter Of r. KaP all Of Boeap No csnia
INTERCHANGEABLE 70 by Res a. ~ Hunt a. NJ hiss ana
eliza L. Denuison.
KIRBY-SHELTOS-At Portcbee n Y, August l. ls13, BY u
Rec 7. o. 0soorn Mr. }. A. kirby Miss MAJ r. she!toH
yo,;e.e If Noty,oaes ousf r., ,1dors,d NTH fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
NETWORK YACHT SQUADRON.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 17.-Most of the New-York
Yacht Squadron have arrived at Newport. AT the
Marine Railway East Providence this afternoon, the
yacht Dreadnaught was being taken up TO clear the
bottom expected regatta, when portion OF the
yachts slender keel turned and the yacht fell over
on 10 the side OF cradle which was run back to the
water when the vessel rghted with injury only to the
Eaal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
TOR other sh,p S,ps see Second Page,

Tor other ShtD Seps 81 Second Pogei
ARRIVED ..... Sunday, Aug. n.
Egypt Bl Liverpool Aug D. and Qoeenss~s
with rndse andp y. W. J. Hurst
steamship John Gioon Winters Georgetown, c. "b nd'e .nS
Steamship nernsn Livingston, Mallory. Savannah. With ~4.~
aud 10 W. r. Garrison.
steamship Gen Barnes Mallory with mas, and
Sbo Helena INor) samueseu Hamburg 20 9th mJs,
BARK Pan (NorD. Pslch Liverpool 80 days N ballast
Giuseppe a). Repetto Gibraisr % dsYs VIII ms
Donna Nori. Huskn, Neury 81 crTs, ~ hsls
BARK Anna (Gerl Davidson singapore l2l zh oise
Brig san Gaetano tta) Maggea Hamburg - DAYS with sse
Schr. QuOddr Farming Windsor. \. With plaster
Schr Spare smith Windsor. N. s.. With psser
Gold Hunter tBr.l, ST. John. n. b.. With lumbar
Sour Warren Dko, Two Rivers. s. I'D dsJN wts sp'iss
COAsIwHE
Ids OF Pines, Virginia Henrietta i'l 1eoyete~n' y u
Rath shore Baltinorc. J N Morales, Brunssiek.
Mott 5eie. George,Osu. Jas saterthwns Gesfset"wH
i. L. Adkins VIRGINS. q T Hubbard Virgins.
NJ Z. Turner, Viranis Bell Virgins
II. DTphant NirgiBis. Bvl Virginia
X. J. Hort. Virginia sally Ann, Virginia
John DsughtY Virginia Alethea, virginia
He an Perry New. Bedford Pred Hal, PorisBS. CT.
Bangor Fall River. MaTy Potter Nsntnekei
A. J. Bentley, New Haven. Josephine Ncw ssdisrf
Purves, Providence. Nir RockiaDd.
NJ BOyes PrOvrleocs. T. &. estes ProF'deacs
Marrtts Smith. Providence Ruth ltoyien, koekisnd,
Ainnebaha savo. J. a. Seguins VIgina.
DOMESTIC PORTS
4. II rive steamship Zodiac.
Bitchelie Philadelphia The stesmshp G. W.
Lord iea for slight a. her maehey and van s7 on ne
18th INST
l7Arnvof C}eogs roa New ferS
Sailei. sea-. A. e Bry. for sew-fIayen
BosrOs'AAug. l7-Ayed steamships Ahes from PhoefphiN
Leopard from Achilles Philsdelpha; bafks
Eo,t Richie from Negreans Arme
MA Cape ro~n Mary Aeaa IRON Ro GrsAde Jane so
Harriet from Greece.
ported at Slightly disabled here 10
ds' without SsSsaoee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18

THE VIENNA EXHIBITION AWARDS.
spea able Dispatch Wilson Sewing Machine Col
VIENNA, Aug. Is, 1S73.-The WILSON SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE awarded the GRAND PRIZE
at the Vienna Exposition for being the BiST Sewing
Mschine.-RaynOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
CRICKET.

The st. George and Staten Island Clubs
played at Camp Washington. 8. l., Saturday, both
clubs doing finely. The st. Georges by a OF
81 TO 80.
The Manhattans will leave for Boston on Wednesday
evening" 70 play there with the Waltham and Boston
Iuha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
P1SSENGRRS hRRIYED.

PROM cARDIFF-Ia 'ieams.D Penbose Aug 6-D5v'a re.
Nhs g. Blxrdgr.
simon Ross and iv C. Woodbridge and IsV Capt j. mHot Mo-
Frances Brotherhood Miss Brotherhood Gro R0per M H.s
Mechaat j. Bggesio Miss sarah Young a. W. nscAsS
Miss sarah Ann Humphrey ard Others in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
erected near by when u will be converted into school
Jersey CITY YIELD.

JER5Ef
The dedication of the basement OF st. hIchaciS
Roman Ca holic Church in Nintlst. opposite East HAM
Jersey CITY, took place yesterday with ap
propriate ceremonies The Rev DR. McGlynn OF st. Steph
ens church New,York preached the sermon and Mass
was by the Row. Father Dosoe, ChancenT
OF the Diocese, and assistants procession OF the
Father Mathew, Hbernian. WOrkingtnens and other
societies took place In the afternoon The new edee ~
ITO by 50 feet in extent, and will cost $4,000 exclusive
OF the ground which cost $4,000 The building will seat
1850 persons The old church building Will be altered
into school The parish, which is under the charge OF
the Rev. j. ID. Conco, said to be Ia houfshinS CON
difiDn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
ELAIRA RACES

ELMiRA, Aug. 1.-THE entries for the races
at the Elmira Driving Park closed las! night The
Der oil entries II o. and among them Of the
most noted horses IN this part Of the country The
troftlng begins on wednesday The inst aud con-
thinner three DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
WOOL MARX ut.

BosroS Aug iGReceps Of domestic for ~ week 5 bss
r,,st 35l bales IA 1879 No Foreign bss bera eves rhs
market again actye for Domestic Woo Bot he .se' .As.
one ipr Of from holders qre nefen sooa
selling end in uny declined the seu, cnnt rsies
for round o - desirable gee The market ceeddJ oIsn,
and arm for Dom tfysnse The s-
California we're pNads Of 100000 d. aud the npphes 81 .<
serDon rapidly Grappe1rszi large pcteeSte o. ihe
the past 33 v h and Boo still TIE oaiaae
QnotaonsOhiO medium ertfs
ont above 440J2tI medium and EXTRA Mbgal f0of1
Western 40AS9c; H1vasbed 2bl3Jc. tub 40"
5Bci Spnng Cahlornis "a 935e. Pal C.hIornls. lsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
THE STATE or TRADE
u,v,Nl WERKLY MARKET.


,v, Aug 1s-sugar; dull nominal only LIMITED oonlns
demand; MOI, 10 to II d. s.. lO'aalIf rsas 5ao ,e,ls
NJ 10 20 d. s. l2dlI4 reals; helasses so s ,esr1
Mu,cayalo Sugar Fair 20 Good kennins @ a. Havana sai
in w,rehouse 900 boxes and lZOOO mos re
The week boxes ant ADO hhds sipes 1o
lie week % 500 boxes, and 55OV hnJ siS so ,ts0
va iii United states Bacon n az ei9
IT. Buttsr In demand Floor quiet At aGslV 2 po
c.p Sugar Cured fair demand A. l qshaL Lara sin
In Kegs $50 qqn tins W 49, yv sSa n s S5
sid rs y quntal Wax Honey Onions aud nsrs Sso's'
o.i Coal oil dull at 5ii reals = gallon ,EnpG Hogs
iT ss" e. iS g%si sS"l?i nsoD pon hai
sSossior quiet 0iadl0 reals hegshssd' quiet Ffeshs
aTss o.lag Havana for the United State BOZ Of sugar
b s2 bogshead Of Sugar H9qs5 20 TO falmouth ana
on, Hated states hogshead OF sugar 80 5O1Sl0 hogbead
olsS.es Falmouth aud oEers, Dos ol b. kH
States, 90 days currency 81 preiliu
hort light 3la35 premium 30 dAss, gold So9Sl
Par. az As premium
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
ct,vyE.sp Aug I6-whea eaNer and les active; No Red
Al az No offered at 81 40 quiet 49q5Oc lOas
steady Al az. Petroleum unchanged and steady,
orisyIILs Aug l6Pear frm and IN good demand sales OF
Family RItra al 50 50d$5 49, No, l. SO u.s. Fancy 81 10
ssady At 55d6Oc. or sloEe delivered Oats easy 4ld43c
s,eIed Rye hr; offering 65d67c for New arrival Barley
Provisions In lar demand PORK beh at SIG 1851
R,aas.es Of Shoulders 9q9iac Clear Rib sides l0s lie
lie, packed bagacured Hans sold 14AQ l6c
Plan l34l3lSr Bak Meats sold Shoulder, &c
lO for Clear Side loose itc higher packed
&c Tor steam lots higher whsky quiet 95
MExPHIs l0Fioar quiet AMI unehshFcl Cora dni AMI
lower 57d6nc Oats dill anl dropping iedi3 Bacon tm
demand 0a for Shoulders. ii s Tor Clcsr RIO SIDES
l3GIfe Porh and Lard iuI ard pnoes saL
EgWOHtEAss, Aug 10 uoianefA; dsc tor MFrli 'or "r
White AMI yellow AHl ~ Di2 or Waite bran easier al aiS
Pea All at$ls Dr. sailed 4ssSaclsE' saee ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
Special Nptifss

fe-st~. seeiey's Hnrd Rubber Tras-es--8sss Uss.
Light cool eeAeT safe pac comfortable &C. bs,Aass
break ehae SOIL nor place. aSays rsh
able Kstsbshmea 1877 broadway ~; asd A7 - estaui
Philadelphia Call and examine send fcrdcrnplss casoss
%sss t G sst;Ssi " s;s:s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
RASE-RAIIL

The Atlantics of Brooklyn and the Mutuals
of this city played for the fifth time this the
Union Grounds. Saturday in the presence Of about
1900 people. The game poor both sides doing
considerable muffng." The only notable feature
the splendid center fielding Of Remsen he making
Of finest catches the ground this Summer.
Little interest was manifested in the game which was
won by the Mutuas by the following score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18

Thousands Of Ruptured bsvr bean permanently
hobe springs s nnrieTs"s uirs
SPRING comfortable ELAsc rRUs 6S5 Broadway sad
be cnrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
MARRIED..

True False sciences. Sosesh at thu fTndas eassas
Parks GoislA, IA TRisUNk LEcTUAs Ezra No. ..
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Is. "a 80; al. 9th. OH 7tA. s.h- OH rOt.l
Ati,nac.....i o 0 / 0 2 o 0 4

The Nassaus and Arlingtons, two wei known amateur
clubs played their third match at Prospect Park
Saturday. The game was witnessed by a large number
OF people, and by the Nassaus by Of 10
TO H.
The best game at Central Park on Saturday that
between the Actves and Iryings, which by the
former by score OF 7 TOT
The Athletics Of Philadelphia played their fourth game
OF the championship series with the WashingtOns III
Philadelphia on Saturday defeating them by score OF
l4tOO.
About 5000 people witnessed the game in Chicago on
Saturday between the Boston and Philadelphia Clubs
which resulted ia favor OF the former by Of IL
TO 8.
The Credentials defeated by the Marshas at the
Elysian Fields, on Saturday, by "a score OF AZ 10 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
PRINT CLOTH MARKET

Providence Aug 6-Pdnt Cloths market strong tbe desI
prices sm, 81 900 2ses ~ Zoe Extra 49,
| and 61sc. TOT Standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
p e nan f hna and ney,r be.tsp POI s2 bOO % e


On Monday occurs the last days races, viz: The 23S
race, the hveyear old race ana the free toa race.
As has rained here every day since Tuesday IL Is
among the probabilities that with Sunday for the
weather 70 exhaust Its wrath Monday Will be fair day
Nolwthstandng the weather the Association has not
lost money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
DIED..

Al Notices Of Marriages be .sdorsed ,oith fsn
name and address,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17

A few nights since officer Sehliek
heard call for help coming from a
building on Beal street. near Desoto.
what do you want1" asked the excited
officer. There's a wild hog in my
house" answered the resident. well,
put him out" 81 cant" was the an.
swer; he has driven us all up stairs. p"
Just then officer Getzendanner arrived
with his faithful black-and-tan, and into
the house both officer and dog launched.
II was dark, and soon was heard bark
ing, granting and cursing. The hog
having shown fight, was making it quite
lively for GetzendanRer and his dog.
The porcine broke up the stairway and
was followed 10 the third story by his
assailants. Another fight was had
above, and then the noise became
frightful, as man, hog and dog came
rolling down the stairway together. The
crowd assembled around the doorway
scattered as the hog broke into the
street with officer Getzendanner astride
Of his back and the dog hanging on to
his ear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17
The Boards OF Health.

In January next delegates from the
Boards Of Health Of the United States
will meet at Washington city. The dele
gate from Memphis will there be the OBJ
served of all observers; he will be the
marked man OF the convention. Our
Common Council and Board Of Alder
men, at the meeting last night, failed to
agree as to the appropriation to be made
to cover the expenses Of the delegate.
The Council wanted it 5000, but the
Board of Aldermen would not 20 over
$3.50. There was some discussion as to
whether a delegate could GO as a gentle
man on $50, but at 5000 he certainly
could, showing that difference Of $50
made a man a gentleman. There are a
dozen leading physicians in our city
who would act as delegates without ask
ing a cent to be appropriated. DR.. John
Erskine, the able President Of the Board
of Health, should be sent on this import
ant mission, pay or no pay.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17

New developments have been made in
the County Trustees affairs. A new
speculation wherein twenty thousand
dollars had been lost in stock gam
bling has been dug up, and will be
made public through legal chan
nels in a few days. 1t appears
that Mr.. Woodward commenced carry
ing stock in December. 1872, and lost
continually from that time until he va
Gated his Office. To carry nearly three
hundred thousand dollars worth of fancy
stocks requires heavy margin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17

AS short dresses have become so fash
ionable in all the large cities, we are
glad to be the means of presenting to
the ladies a remedy for the bedrabbled
trains which have so long been source
of great annoyance to the sex generally.
Mr.. Watkins is now in his dressmaking
introducing to the public method of
instantly drawing up the skirt by set
of pulleys attached to the waistband,
which improves the appearance of all
long dresses, rather than detraeting from
their appearance, as the tape and pin ar
rangement always does Any lady has
but to see them to want them. Mem
nhis moves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17
A Card.
To the Editor Of the Ledger:

To the Editor of the Ledger:
In this mornings Avalanche appears
a card inquiring Where's the Wharf
master2" etc. In order to satisfy the
inquirer, who signs himself "One In
terested" / will say that am alive and
on hand, and will be on the I'd of Jan
uary next, and l purpose to treat all
people alike. | think that Mr.. Bank
smiths salt has as much right to remain
on the levee as Captain Washington
two thousand bales of cotton. Let the
lone Interested come out over his own
name, so that we can know who he is
and what interest he has.
r. W. LIGHTBURNE, Wharfmaster.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17

to load a barge with cotton AZ the ele-
yator for New Orleans direct.
The staunch and powerful steamer
Future City and barges will leave the
elevator Friday evening for New Or.
leans. Cotton will be received at the
elevator for New Orleans direct, and
sent forward in prime order. Captain
AID Storm will give all information as
regards the rates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17
big Law suit settled.

The attachment suit of the aduinistra-
tors of Polk VS.. Kirkland and the Jack
son Insurance Company, which occupied
the attention of the Second Circuit Court
some days since, was settled by the par
ties yesterday, and by agreement the
case was dismissed from the docket.
The suit involved over forty thousand
dollars, and was settled satisfactorily to
all parties concerned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17

NEw0RLEASs. December II. 1880 a.m.-Cot-
ton is quiet. with light supply. Middling.
1870; sales, 5000 bales.
NEW YORK. December II. 1925 s.m.-Cotton
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17

Memphis. Helena and Frfar'a Point
Hemf-Wcekly Line.
The elegant passenger steamer
PHIL ALLTN -................-..James Lee. master
L EkVEs MEMPHIS on NOV -.
u DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and . ~
FRIDAYS. a. 5 p IN. -.
Ror freight Of nasl.Es aurly y. 49,. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Another busy day on the landing
The Wharfmaster will certainly move
the big red wharf boat from the landing
to-day.
The Great Republic cleared this morn
ing for New Orleans with a fine trip
She added here $500 bales of cotton and
200 tons oil-cake.
The Minneola will get away this morn
ing for Cincinnati with ll9O bales of cot
ton-sn old time trip.
The Belle of Texas reshipped on the
Minueola for Cincinnati 79S bales cotton.
The Dexter is to be dismantled at St.
Louis.
The local packets left last evening with
fair trips.
The Clarksville left Little Rock yes
terday for Memphis with large list Of
cotton.
The Kittie Hegler, for Cincinnati, and
Carrie Kouutz, for Fort Smith, left Lit
tie Rock yesterday.
The Exporter, bouad for Arkansas
river, Colorado and Susie Silver, for St.
Louis, passed Vieksburg yesterday.
The James Howard left New Orleans
yesterday for St. Louis.
The John Kilgour, Captain Stein, will
pass down to-day for New Orleans.
The Sam Orr and Allegheny Belle,
with barges, viii pass down today FOR
New Orleans
The Falls Pilot will be due TO morrow
from the Ohio river with TOW Of Pitts.
burg coal for the St. Bernard Coal Com
pany ai this point
The Pat Rogers lef Cincinnati yesier.
day for Memphis.
The City Of Yicksburg. Captain Bob
Riley. is the Anchor Line packet leaving
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Public LEDGER 0YTIcE,
MEMPHIS. TKSN.. December II. 1873. !
HONEY.

PUBLIC IhDGEk OFFlCks l
MEMPHIS. TKSN.. December II. 1881
HONEY.
The money market is quiet and work
ing close, with currency in light supply.
The banks are using their surplus cur
rency in moving cotton. There is very
little doing in the discount market, with
the rates Of interest unchanged, Ex-
change is in fair supply at the following
rates: New York &c discount; on Boston
and Eastern points &c or; on New Or
leans, lc of. Brokers are paying Ill
for gold, and selling at New York quo
tations. City warrants and bonds re-
main dull and nominal There is little
or nothing doing in county or State var-
rants. Arkansas and Mississippi seeur-
tiles continue dull snd nominal. Rail-
road stocks and bonds are still neg
lecied.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17

LrOR RENT-ATWO-STOAH FRAME RES
idence on Dunlap street. between Bass
avenue and Henry street; six looms, kitchen,
servants room, coal and wood house. carriage
house, stable etc.. with beautiful shade trees,
flower and vegetable garden, grapes and ras1
berry vines. Possession Immediately. Will
rent cheap to good tenant: ,Applyto.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17
Quick Work.

This morning negro named James
Scott and confederate entered the
clothing store of J. C. Ward, on Main
street, and stole pair of pants. Within
an hour afterward Scott was tried before
the Recorder, who committed him in de-
fault of $4,000 bond. Scott was indicted
by the Grand Jury this forenoon, and is
in fair way of travelling toward Nash
vile as delegate to the penitentiary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-17
CAR ID
steamer Pat CIeburne.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUEST
i Of Memphis merchants, the owners Of the
manentiy In the Memphis and Chieo't trade.
leaving each port twice week. The owners
rely on the patronage Of our merchants and
others in permanently establishing a first
City large increase Of business. The Gle
burne will leave Memphis on Tomorrow
"wednesday, 18th, and each Saturday and
W ednesday thereafter.
December 49, 1873