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New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
GORE Gen P.. Ateas a BALDWIN General Superintendent
NEW-YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
" FORD BAILROAD--SeWYOrt and New.Havep Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING MARCH I. 1873.
TUTTT 71tTOIU-fT.
TRAINS LEAVE NRW.YORK.

II ls va Springfield S:05 3O5 and sos via
~ ~ a. ~ sn ~ All stopping al Stamford, 50. HOrwsk
\. ne eS and 2:2J 70 GTeenhed, Mass and
- - m 70 houitesL The e:0s D. NOrWeh
On ss hs Conn Valley Railroad KesHsvsn and EorhAmp.
- al n DC W Railroad HeWHsyeu HOusaOnic Rail-
Al Brsg,, ~ ihs sS m and 3O5 D. Railroad
panb beJ sna horSIf Railroad al 80 EorwsR ~ - ~ y - '-
~, ~ ~ , issys e 100 sO5 EIl I;3s m l2:2O
- - SA-' sB (kIl, eU (EIl n m lddI1opaI "a
!, Io ~ lso t W e & 50 Se.ssI ss:as m and stamford
MI Vernon hamsroneck Rye 's wv p h hhpress Al
sunday Boston Mail Trains :0S q m vi,
va Providence ''P'He1eo AhoVV' ID
DTess Trains. ~" VA Nibh III
be purchased si Ticket Ofee Of Com.,,, . o. n
Depot oEoes OF the n. T. Transfer Co S4 zen
Iso No Courst BFOoSyHi who will sS eheek basrsss ~, -
IsBte 70 desuBstOn. "A i'''
Po further information Of particulars poser At hotel, ara a
JOHN 7. MOODY 6sBL n " kyE pp.PO"
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
Nh IL WEED NtheIA llcAtt Aeens
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Trains NeE-ork from foot Of Desbrosses and Coandt
n follows: I'll, , - o.,
EIpr for Harsbnrg Pittsburgh West and South, with Pull
Palace sache $50 and $3.50 p N SUNDAY .
Yof Baltimore Washington and the South at m Sun
iIpre iof Pa g. $50 m, 1880 Sc, $780, p H., and
2 meht Sunday s. $780, and $500 .. m
For Phls.. "a KensngtOn at Z a m aud p NJ
Emigraut and second oiAss. 1;l3 D 10. 49,
For S9wk AZ ESQ : 74O $40 g. 10 II, il:l0 r. 2;0
&eJ $40 40 BIO, G20 $3.50: $50 O. 6O 6:o 'iS, $40,
10 i:3o. ~ . H. SUNDAY 500, 6. 8:l0 and .. -
Por ER1abeth $50 54U S:l0 g. TO- H. ll:4 an II m lHS
8 4:lU. $50. $50. 53J $3.50, CIV e5 JO
RIO M i1.J0 ~ o. m. Sunday $40 s, and 6:l0 p m
Por Rahway 3 $50 and ~ a u l. q Z:JO
t7U $40 40 40 520 $50 g. $50 51o, s:O 10 and Il
For woo85age and Perth 1p6O and 10 2:9O 34o 4;oo
For New Bruns.ioE m L2 4;lo $40 sp M and
q nght sunday, 6, and p ID.
For Milstone q. 70 noon. 81 and 52O ?. NJ
For LaubertF.e and Pennington, 9 o. n and y. u.
Por Phiipsburg and Belyidere 2 snd 4p m.
hon Tor Bodeutowu, Burlington, and Csm1en ana s''V IL
h.g, 3 3, $3.50 4. and 6 N.
For Freehold, Z 3 a. m, and ?. m
FOr Jane burg, Pemberon Camden. s m. 3:4op. m
Tns arrve folowt; Pittsburgh, $50, EU3 m,
ty lOi4 m and GA H. daily, Monday From Washing
and Baltimore a 454 102 sunday 20 l. From
Psdephs lOl4 l04 llS4 RIA 3:S4 eH' 8:4J p
a SEnlsY 5.2l. 65J, l.O4 o.
Teke Omoes st {35 I'll eH Bosiwsy No Asor House
md foot Of COaDdt kmgrant Ticket once No.
Batery place D. NJ BOYD, jr, Gen. Pass Agent
J. Gen
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

TALL0W steady and IN moderate demand sales Of 10 az &C.
for City, and 40ao0 10 Fair al Ole G
WooLWe have had general inquiry Domestic Woo
there cheerful tone noticeable public
aoue last the lower prices accepted gea
era attention The pgb sale Of the 9Th regarded ayorab
pnne lots comnandci m market rates and lots sold At
irregular The public sale above Pulled cold
a6ie Cape at 2id3c Colorado a. is134c California i7d7le
Teas 23i d3ci Oregon, i RAst India aec Angos t00
Newzeud 0atlic; English Noi Ad6lc Bagdsd Cleaned
SG4te A. private SALE notice 40 800 PAl cAusns z56!ae
10 bales Spring d. Is 90 Pulled 5d5c;
1se47le % bales houevdeo, 2OOoo ohio 5000
n fleece out Of condition, 20a and Good Choice 60G7 We
quote follows!
voaHTIo fLEaeEs-sswYors, Michigan, noisna wonnn
bsxony fleees asd6o Three Fulbood Menno
s0c Half blood Fleece. 56dpov QuaEierbood Peeoe
Common fleece. 3o0o4e Combng Hescs IUDate.
OsIo PsEsfrLsAsIA ~ Three
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

OAT MEAhe market very quiet but seadyi quote City at
81 rs and Ontario st SO -.
PRovslOhShe Pok market is less active but prices are with
much change the sales cash and regular go bbs at +6 for
Old Sl2 Is for Prime; Sl 80 for Western Prime Mess
Cea delivery hear OF OO bb%,hess seller
dmand so bbis
250s as for Plain Mess and S20Sl3 5o for Extra Meas
quiet sell lower would have be accepted
Hams quiet steady sales OF 100 bbs at S for Wee
inquiry sales Of 6 c Picked l6 ) NE DO CITY
Shoulders dc 500 Smoked do lc $50 boxes Dry
Sa shoulders 36c; seller April 6 50
Bellies 90 NJ 8 ~ boxes az NJ t9 500 Csy smoked
greatly reds business sales Of so boxes Long Clear
chiefly boxes 100 boxes Short Clear
slc O boxes Cumherni al about 'te % oores Long and
March aud April private Dressed Hogs
weights dull aud weaker quote at6f17c for Western
and tc Cy as less active lower and closed tame the
inquiry ba the demand for the tutue has en of sales
steam; and BE Kettle Rendered. for future delivery hear Of
22s0 te seller March at e part last night 800 to seer April on
private ens for MAJ chehY at 5l6 and &c bid Tor June
PBrROLBMhe market for Refined has ruled moderately active
and without quota Cargoes quoted stc for March and
is ApH sales Of $4,000 bb July and August private terms
bulk quiet sai 6rmly held s with buyers ei NsPhbs
15 eagoes and 6c for obbng lotA A. Pblsdepha the
market Ia d spot and March sales 1000 bb
April % The Creek uotaton or spot we're go ss 70 on Upper
and Lower Roads 80 l5OSl 70 at Oil City
RICR-A limited obbns trade at8aSle for Carolina and
SUGARS fairly active and Pair Good Refining Cubs
yado At eiastc; Centrifugal 81 % No II Boz 9c the
ty were ii bids AZ sds for Maaqoe aud 81 d9,e FOR
traea Refined ARM HArs lliGhe White A. ioic Yellow G,
EEpCoyer in good demand steady; sales Of 1000 bags at
slc prime 5o State &C. Timothy dull and steady
S3 IS Doneshc Psrseed nominal
SoAPCsse dull and unchanged sales Of $50 boxes Mar
settles In lots at l0dlOlc, currency
suMACScy READY With moderate obbing at 81 200
the better grades from
sTKARIN hrm and moderately ayei sales of 100 tc& prime at &C.
TOBACC0-rhe market for Kentucky steady with
nand aales Of hhds exp 7idite
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

MOLASSES quiet and quotations nOmna New Crop Cuba zO
do Porto Rico, J1d62c. Neg-Oresns, bOD15c.
NAVAL sTORBS-Spi.s TurUentne continued dull with
enJeucY sales Of O0 bb uercanabe and 100 NeWiork
6id65c. Rosin steady, with limited demand
Of loo bb4 Strained at 50 65 and 800 bb No - ~ Tar
active; qHotei - E4d - Is for Washington, and
81 ga Wilmington. City Pitch jobBng at $50 - IS.
OI-Crue Fish without quoabe chsnge aud the demanfb
bued quiet but nnn g IN casks and &c.,
bb Menhalen is light supply and inn at 62c Lard is dull
0072c for Prime Winter. Other 0ls without
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

IDHlLADELPHlA and ERIE RAlLKOAD-
Il ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
sill leave Deshr0sss ard C0rtlandtst Ferries:
So Ene Express daily except sunday with Pullman Pslaee
Gar hrough from NeWYok 10 OIL City. Arrive SUMMARY boV
WhAaDo 655 Lock Haven. 1885, ReboTo l:O lyineIon
I@ Cory to5 Bhe 545 Connects a. Iryneton and Cory
s Oh rek and Aeghny River r. for the OIL Region st Bne
Eth Lake Shore K T. fo all points West
go m, Kre Mai tdailY). with Pullman Palace Car from
rmdepha 70 Ke. Arnye Sunbury 6l5j WilhampOrt, $40
test hsVel sD Remove lvnesob 5lO Cory 6l0 Kne
Es Connects al lvueOn and Cory with Oil Creek and Ale
pen hTsI or e OIL Region Ehe With Lake Shore H. K for
al Do.nt West
W. A BALDWIN General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12


Forward deliveries Transactions
ions. ali on basis Of Low Middiingsi 49,, -.
evening p March 400 at l9sc lY at 10 56e
200 al gc April 100 10 9c 1900 at 9!c, OO AZ 9c NAV,
lg Jlse 500 I9s 800 9lc 100 at 23se 5JG at
lg s6c l9 loo at 10 l36ci June, 500 at c,
lO bales sales TO-DAY u m; MaTch 100 at ytc 1yV al
- slice 100 9ic 100 lgc ~ 20 At " SIG 100 At l9e NJ
100 at 10 5lGc 2y 9e s. ~ 800 at 10 5-lt IO AZ 9t ~ al
10 ll32c, t0J at ls2e April lOl at lssc, EO is.c'
10 56c 2es lst, 400 az 10 lite l" a. Lae,,
Ise Al - 7.Gc 100 at sle 76c 2OJ i9.e MAY,
go l9ic, O0 10 6c lOl At l9 100 a l9 90 at "
lgie 500 at 10 - l6e 100 at Wsc.
- Bite ls. lOl 9 Lilo 900 at ly4t, Ol at
~ 3 i6c Igc 100 nt 36c 9ci June 100 at Zoe.
400 at 2O POLE 20 S32e 80 at !0 500 at 20 Jlt
lOO 2O 500 6 4OO at zoe 100 at 20 3bc 90 al ~ PC
l6c 100 a cole COZ s 20 3l6c jolly rO At e @ al
516c 1000 20 toc cxchangd-s pad 70 ex 4O
Apnl NAV; to.al. 24Jp bale, "a total o1O bales
COAl-We local and brisk export inquiry Tot Done
tic The 10 S. Thomas Cuba and tue s lla nu.
greatly improved Of vessels suited TO this trade
xoa have been much larger THIS 10 feature IN THIS trade
obtained their supplies from Great Britain
depend this country Foreign very d Law
House Camel =2 DO Ga, -l8 PeunYania ana Virgins
81 Cumbeand 80 5Od Anthracite In ir demand
4 =5D%6 Z ton. .
COFFER-Tbe quiet and quotations entirely romina
sa2c and West Indies, l5' dZc, gt Inc
RIO telegram ~ Feb 10 reports sses for L. - 2JJ bag
shipmen 1890 loading, bl 0OO stock 255 OJi pnce 100
CANDLES-hee only limited inquiry ard the market
steady quote Adanauue IL lOa2e Sperm at 5VGJG
Patent, ease; and Paraiine at J2d}Jc ..,-.., ~,
DRGs AND DYRS-Oplrm dull and lower at f5 RldS5 l both
also lower and que quote
ssles 70 ave At s35 gold Oil WinteTeen agan higher and
closes asked Enghh Chemicals qet and un
- s AZ 80 a7i aBd Bicab soda, 30 62i. Cream
g5a!c q. OIL Peppermint Other desenp
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

The sales which began yesterday will be watched with inter
This far the decline Of 20 iox With
an advance per in silver do QuotstOns;
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
RUTTRR.
IEIpressIT TnE n z IElsvSg o. our Own AeO0refI

Receipts for the week boxes less than last week
year 372 past week l5I oores SANG
week Gable quotation 7ls God closes llSt.
The cheese ruled rather quiet but can scarcely report
any OF the shipments given above about O were Oaus
cheese English s taking lots at lGlsc uey
will scarcely exceed ec for hne the fancy 7c stock going 20 h
home With outlook the cheese @
tories will give little time upon butter before starting e
presses The Cable Dos higher than il was last July ot
soo Ohio factory sold at c There scarcely any call for English
Da
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

Reeeps the week 3 pkg1 or 68 more than last week SANE
8l3 b As hint last week our receipts are qa
continued
declined the feeling far from strong Ihe general
as
prime Western The demand Is fair. Quotations.
Pa LII y doz.Z az
d25 Southern as
Western
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

FIUUR IND NEAL-Ite FIonT
plenty and wanted chiefly for the eoa se lhe
and qe Family grades seady No an9 cufe are
in 1emsBd Al the close the nrket very quiet bu pes are
ithon ouotab. change sales OF 600 bbls We quo,e:
~our % bbl . 81 Ettra lnIlsns,
80 O00 ono And Mich. 81 13H 5b "
'''''' M 4 5O Omo ind I sup b $50 60
ST.. tKttr. hr,na,.. 90 Ohio R0uld booo BI
fPaneT 100 3 y ua lShippng.'.'' eVW
Westh Sappn2 kr OOV 80 ono fI.lEhe onlN o'~ -
N,rne, s4trs. eou. White Wheai. ExEra
,oou "a fsncv s5a 20 Ohio. lad AniMicn 500 t5
ninnesots SuneTtye Double kIua dodo.. Oe6 To .
E,tr,. nm p rs Louis Sugl ETs 0OD 3 -
f;ooa 20 rho,cs : 1n, S. Louis 500 10 90
Whs,, E,tr,, snd 50 81 Loms Bxt 10 l0d q 90
Irene BrtTs brands 5OG 10 =
sh Vo,, i rrcb,,eel s demand light; the low grades the
and sales
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

sss ssvsssA ssAs hlJoy
tj GsQga ~ Ell hLoa la-Is41
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES At THE STOCK xCHANGE-oFFICIAL RE
PORT, CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOX THE
TRIRuNF--FIIsr CALL lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales of Government Bonds. - -,
5000 us $50 Cou. 62. .115k $500 u g. 80 Cou oios
M Goa II s. 5-20Cnu 65.uli4s u. s. 1910 Coup.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

,nents Of apples last week 376 bbs The open weather '
NJ In river apples which generally sell 81 75G S2 . per bb
st yery du both apples AID cranberne California Peai
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
COUTH SIDE r. R. OF LII.

h s. cbRFIBLD, Superintendent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19

.,-....The Brunawiokers, Arrow Rock
ers. Rochporters and Boonevilleans
promise 10 support the barges when they
CONS with much wheat, plenty Of corn,
and any amount Of PIRATES ........,
Wharfage on towboats and tugs aud
RATS putting into Davenport for supplies
about to be abolished Freight rates
are low and labor high at St. Louis.
That's why the steamboatmen hold meet.
ings to discuss the problem Of an equili-
brium between cheap transportation and
dear labor.........The Governors Of Iowa,
Wisconsin and Minnesota are taking
measures to have n convention Of repre-
sentative men Of those States to inaugu-
rate measures TO increase facilities for
transportation by improving the rivers
and constructing Conference.-The little
steamer from jamestown, New York,
passed Tideout on Friday morning on
her excursion over the Allegheny, Ohio
and Mississippi understandable river at
st. Paul was frozen over ono hundred
and thirty-seyen days........Will. S.
Hayes, the musical composer, poet and
occasional quill.driver, passed through
Cincinnati en- route from New York to
his home inLouisville the other day........
The Mollie Ebert left Little Rock Thurs
day morning with 1922 bales Of cotton
for New 0rleans.........0ne of the deck
hands fell of the stage-plank of the Mol
lie Ebert and was drowned, Wednesday
night, at Little Rock. The body has
not, as yet, been recovered ......The
John Howard carried 1874 bars of rail
road iron TO Little Rock for the Cairo
and Fulton railroad from New Orleans
........Captain John j. Darragh, late Of
the Belle Vernon, is on his way to New
Orleans, where he will take command Of
the Belle of Shreveport.........The City
Of Augusta is to be sawed in two and
twenty feet The work will
be completed at Madison in ten days
1.-THE John A. Wood took sixteen
coalboats and barges up over the Louis
vile falls, taking the middle chute,
which is the largest tow ever taken up
by one boat at the present stage Of
water.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19

lieationl send in your names immedl-
ately II you desire TO be immorialized.
Boys, Il you catch hog or goat on or
after Moo day next, Sim Barinds, at Chief
Athy's Office, has twenty-five cents to
squander for each AMI nal. The Mem
phis Chanoery docket viii be taken up by
the Supcemc Court on Monday morning.
See advertisement Of special meeting Of
Memphis Degree Lodge, l. o. o. r., at
their ball tonight. p. NJ. Winters, City
Recorder, will deliver his opinion Mon
day morning in the case Of the city
against Joseph Lory ct. ais. BARRIERS, for
keeping their shops open on Sunday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19
LEDGER LINES.


On and after Monday next the hog
and goats of the period will be impoun,
ded at the rate Of twenty-five cents q
head, if found running at large through
out the city; such are the ordinance and
the order of Chief of Police Athy. Do
not forget to visit St. Bridget's church
fair and festival tonight at Cochran
Hail. Pocahoutas John Smith, of the
days of old Indian King Powhattan, has
a lineal descendant on the police force
of Memphis, so said Girls" in bis lee
ture last night; we had suspected this
before. A large party Of invited guests
will visit Raleigh on Monday, in order
to assist in laying the cornerstone
of the new Railroad Hotel; the
we'll known restaurateur, CASTOR, will
take charge Of the commissary de-
partment of the expedition. The
latest nuisance is when attending a
lecture to have chap immediately in
rear Of You who repeats aloud the words
Of the lecturer, elaps his hands aud
stamps on the floor in a most frantic
manner; he should draw his delight in a
more mild form. Miss Laura Alexander,
late leading lady at the Opera House,
will take a benefit at the Memphis The
alter next Monday evening; the Garrick
Club has kindly volunteered to assist
upon this dramatic occasion. The letter
list can be found on the fourth page.
Masqueraders did not recover from the
Exposition bal mAsque until last night
or probably this morning, when old
Morpheus departed from their eouches.
The decision Of Justice Wallace that
BARRIERS had q right to keep open on Sun
day as being convenience to the pub
lie, will be appealed from to the Circuit
Court and from thence 70 the Supreme
Court, the auti-Sunday shsvers having
determined TO squander hard earned
money in prosecuting their brethren.
Our Ledger Liner Is preparing a hsi Of
prominent mAyorAliy candidates for pub
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY.
PUBIC LEDe ER 0YVIoE,
MElPHfs. lrENN.. April 10. 1873.

fIHIIC LkDd TX OIFltEs I
MRNPHfs. .rESg.. April 10. 1873.
There is scarcely anything doing in
mercantile circles to-day, aud Madison
street offers but little Of interest. The
demand for loans an i discounts was not
80 pressing, and with the majority Of
banks the situation Was decidedly iavor-
able as compared with. that of the previ-
Gus week TO approved applicants. How
ever, the different institutions display no
little diversity as regards the condition
Of their balances, a few OF which, from
exceptional and teuslborary causes, as
shown the national ba ak examiner, now
in the city, find themselves rather
pinehed 10 meet the cur rentrequlrements
Of all, and only loan To those most IN
need, asking The usual rate. On the
street there is enough paper to give en-
ployment for all money seeking invest
ment there, and in fs.ct the supply OF the
latter is not equal to the demand Elk
change is very scarce, and between
banks there were accommodation trans
actions at &c premium, while par is the
rate for Eastern bills. sight cheeks sell
ing at lc premium New Orleans IS &c
discount buying and par selling. Gold
opened at ll9t in New York, and de
clined to 49, dealers here buying such
lots as offered at llG4. Local invest
ments are not active, and q transfer or
sale is now the exception rather than
the rule. One dealer who last year
made very large profits and did large
business at this time declares that he
doesn't make enough to buy feed for
pretty team of blacks tn at he drives, and
the curbstone philosophers are all de-
cidedly down in the mouth at the turn
affairs have take n. Some $50 shares OF
Charleston railr DAD shares sold at 2lc,
and there are Other orders to fill at zoe.
In the absence of transactions we
quote nominally as follows: Memphis
gold SKIES, 60c; currency, 5S3(@59c;
Past-due coupons of January 1878, so
@s2Ie; July, 1872. 95@97c; Memphis
and Charleston shares, -C92lc; first
NOR tgage bonds, SS(090c; second mort
gage bonds, TS@SOc; Mississippi and
Tennessee shares, lSc; first mortgages,
g5GS7c; second, 74@76c; Mississippi
Central shares, l2@l4c; first mortgages,
s,s@g0c; second, s2@84c; Tennessee
Comptreller's warrants, 96@98ci Shelby
county. S7(G99c buying and selling.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19
BiswnreE Garden.
To tho Rditor Of the Ledger;

To tho Editor Of the Ledger;
10 your issue Of yesterday appears a
carl from so ne person signed Resi-
dent which is intended, were It's author
not we'll known, to injure the proprietors
Of the Bismarck Garden. They have, at
great expense, fited up a very neat and
pleasant place of resort, which they in
tend to keep in iIst-class order, and in
yite all citizens 70 visit il and breathe
the pure air Of heaven, a boon Resident
would deny them The proprietors will
get up petition asiSing that Resident
be delegated TO visit Vienna in the inte-
rest Of lmmigra ion, as foreigners no
doubt would like TO neighbor with such
a Resident" PRoPRIKroRs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19

I.IOp-m .-COttOn Is quiet. Spoil sales to-day,
100; futures, 200 bales. Sales for May, lS5sc;
July, IS 7-l6e; August, 1850.
LIVERPOOL. April 10. IL 80 am. - Cotton
Orleans, 91zd.
l:30p.m. Cotton is steadier. Uplands, g1kd
9hd; Orleans I'D. Sales 10. 900 bales, Of which
200 were for export and speculation.
The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the
the Bank Of England yesterday Is 100000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19

Arlington, Simpson Horner. Legal
Tender, Belle Vernon, Mary Boyd, Nal
lie Ragon, Grand Tower.
Daily report OF the stage OF water and the
al noon to-day 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19
MUSIC.

Pianos, Organs. Sheet Music, and
Musical Merchandise and Instru-
ments of every description, whole
sale and retail.
n. q. HOllenbeFg keeps the larg-
est and best selected stock I'm this
city. and n full assortment of the
ChfckeEfng, HOlIenberE md Hal.
lett a CumstOn Pianos, the Estey
Organs. and brass and silver fnsfrn-
ments I'm fall sets or single pieces.
BEING n practical pfanO-maker
and n musician of taste and ability,
auIC known to the public ~ such
since 1851. patrons Of this music
house may feel confident that they
Will ind all goods strictly a. repre-
scented anu Warranted, and 81 mod.
arate prices ana on easy terms.
WareroOms, No. 274 Second street.
I15-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19
COTTON.

Some 700 bales were taken from the
tables by buyers yesterday, and to-day
the sales to one clock this afternoon
were 300, including principally the lower
grades, ordinary at l0a@l09c, !strict or
binary at l39l4c, good ordinary at 100
Ice, aud middling was reported by buyers
at lsl9lS4c.
The following is a comparative cotton state
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19
For Mhifa River.

Memphis and White River Packet Company
For Helena, Searcy, Jacksonport. and all
landings on White river.
LEGAL TENDER...John D. Elliott, master
XXTILL LEAVE AS ABOVE N1s.
w SATURDAY. 10th inst, at tsllg5s
o'clock pm. Ha''ss'1s''f'z's
S. B. MILLER. Agent.
1913 No. 2 Promenade, cor. jefferson st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19
STEAM BOATS.
For Cincinnati.

Cincinnati and New Orleans Packet Co..
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Gin
cinnati.
cHAS. B0DMAN.....~..0. P. shinkle. master
THIS ELEGANT PASSENGER T.z,
i steamer will leave as above Rligt19
THIS DAY. 18th instant, at 5 p m s1as2A1ilA1A
W. p. WALKER, Agent,
Office on wharfbOat fost Court ST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-19
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
BoATs ADVERTISED TO LEAVE.

BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE.
Grand Tower, 81. Louis. this day.. p m
Capitol City, Nicksburg. Sunday........l0 a.
Legal Tender. White river. this day. 5 pm
Belle Vernon, Cincinnati. this day. 5 Pm
Charles BOdmann. Cincinnati. this day pm
III. S. Turner. New Orleans, Sunday-.-. pm
Bnmarck. New Orleans. this day.. 5 Pm
Mary Boyd. Arkansas river, this day. pm
Arlington. Cincinnati. this DAY.. 5 pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Ajax and barges, New Orleans
Peytona and barges, N. o.
Mary Miller, White river.
D Mary Boyd, Arkansas river.
2 Mallie Ragon, Arkansas river.
Grand Tower, ST. Louis.
Susie Silver, Red river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer A. J. White, Napoleon.
Phil Allin, Friar Point.
Ajax and barges, Louisville
Peytons and barges, Cincinnati
Frank Forest, Hale's Point.
Mary Miller, Cincinnati.
Susie Silver, St. Louis.