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CURRENT TOPICS,

According to the Boston Advertiser our govern
ment materially weakening the cause Of arbitra-
ton by delaying the distribution OF the Alabama
money, which foots up about $l6,5o0,0oo.
'sThe general lesson taught" says the Chicago
tribune, ''by the April elections IL That the repuD.
lican party has received premonitory stroke OF
the general paralysis that 1t Will experience Ia NO
vemDer, 1874. Its discontinue IL inevitable"
The Worcester Spy, leading republican news
paper In Massachusetts,, and edited Oy ~ ex .Vou-
gressman, in interpreting the lesson OF tne CON
necticut election, sees danger that the repuohcsns
will lose Massachusetts, next November
North Carolina opens the campaign OF 1874 on
the first Monday Of next month Will an e.ect.V III
for municipal Ofricers. The canvass IN all tno
cities and towns is waxing warm and SHOWS tnas
there is plenty OF energy and entnusiasm among
the people,
The Harvard Magenta says: -"It is with much re-
sret that we notice the dismissal OF large pars
of the force at Agassizs Museum. This discharge,
tooether with smaller one which took place after
the death OF Agassiz, considerably weskens che
effictency OF the institution ana renders the suo-
cess Of che original plan somewhat orobiemAta-
CAL"
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range Of our quotations We quose Plain mess bbls.
usrces: sae sss; India do DO s2s s2a and
quiet quoted It SIS sss for the range Of Southern and
81 . go for Western. Sales - bbls Cut meats
NAMED hrm and met With a fair INQUIRY We note sales
I4 lbs average at lie. 500 smoked shoulders At SIZE
Loo lbs Of picked do on private terms; 5000 lbs. OF
picked nn bellies "a 10 lbs averase. At loc
sOO lbs of do, II lbs average at sc and oo0 bs OF
but remained steady in value both for spot and srward
Western steam, for April at io5se Butter and cheese
were not materially changed in value ami the demand
RIcE.-Ihe demand was moderate in a jobbing way,
and prices were steady The sales foot erces Of
Garolns Ct " sc, as to quality; and l6o bags Of
sUeAM-The market Tor raw sugar was comparatively
quiet to-day, but remained firm the basis OF nc
7c for fair to good We note sales OF 200 hhds OF fair
to good at TIC 7c l54 hhds OF strictly refining
sugar. At SIC; 100 hhds;., Of centrifugal at sKc
met with moderaie demand at aboa. previous prices
ne; TAR to good fair. 7Tc. re; good to Prime
7xc 7Ac grocery, fair 10 good, TIC. SIC. prime
70 chOcs Sc sc o SIsnrq SA hhds and boxes
Standard Nos Sc d oy 10 to
g. d d. II to Ss White dS is &c e - 81
Porto Rico--Refning, common to prime, &c. re
standard, Nos to ~ 6,c a7hc Jaxa-Duch stand ard
Nos 70 70 Il ne SIC. Msna-superior aud extra
SrEAsInI..rhe market was quiet but nrmer Prime
quoted at Ike. a llkc.
TALLow was only in moderate request but Arm. The
sales aggregate about $1,000 lbs Al INC. lSl6c.,
s0aHns 81 s4 bbs The market was mod.
bbls at &c
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firm-Flour Firm-Whcat Easy
Corn Highcr-Onts Firm-Rye Firmer-
Pork Quiet - Lard Firm - Groceries
Quiet and steady-Petroleum Firmer-
Naval stores Firmer-Frcights Firm
Whiskoy Higher.
WEDNESDAY, April 1916 P. N.
The markets were somewhat irregular to-day
and prices nuctuatng, but generally frmer On
Change nour was firm, but not very active.
Wheat was decidedly dull and prices favored the
buyer, though no actual decline was acKnowl-
edged; but there were no buyers at prices
current. Corn, on the other hand, was
active and higher, the market closing
bu0yant. Oats were also firm. Whiskey
was in demand, and higher. Pork was
quiet and nominal but bacon was frmer and
active. Lard was also nrmer Groceries were quiet
but values remained about the same. Cotton met
with fair demand and the market ruled firm. Pc
troeum hrmer, which in measure checked bust
Naval stores were also hrmer, and quiet con-
sequence.
CorroN the spot continued in fair demand but the
extreme views of holders still operated against
actions and only limited business contaminated,
the market closing quiet at quotations. in which
make change "Futures" were moderately active at
about former rates, the market closing feeble. We
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Wheat was dull and closed buyers favor at about
The only Is
q Choice s for do ana g g. wsa M %sss
ss Se sass ss Soa SO5n az
sss ~ new xs5ths latter very dTyslc
az ony in St
pS nu M haze S1 e report sales s oOng up about
t e Th rye ana sold the extent
Rve Barley n or aed so aaa me e ar
and a 81 Fe a" 81 on pae
terms.
rs 5S Inc The lime Of
met with Continued good demand and the market
include Iverpoo By ssa Is
SV g 81 At 20 bales cotton
casss. 0eft At hs g S @
on private terms To Bremen by sail 2 tons Of cedar
hence Cork for orders with $500 qnsrcrs Of grain
quarters Of grain hence same voyage ana rate British
SoTSssan bark hence . CORK isr orders with
& oST p
AZ
o9 j sr II Ssrp a. s.
SsFm IAN. bark hence to direct German Baltic port with
SS 1s
marker wa. que. but steady yebslns
fagal and mixed 0c 2sc; de-, clayed Sc soc do,
4oc Porto Rico 3sc 7Oc; English Islands, sOc 5Oc
NAVAL SroREs.-For spirits of urpentine the market
opened steady but crossed drmer, with 45c bid and
refused sales were made early of l6 bbls in lots Ut
AZ Rcsin was quiet but nrIner strained closing ct
have only to note sale of $50 bbs Of good strained at
056i cargo was said to have been Sold but we
unable to learn particulars Tar and pitch not
essentially changed in value, and sold only In jobhiug
PrrxoIrun The market for refined was quiet but
frmer closing at i6c for eariy delivery We note sale
OF 25o bba ior April At I5c First half Of May quoted
at I65c. and last half Of do at l6c. Crude in bulk,
was also nrmer but nominal in the absence OF reported
quoted At TIC for prompt delivery Cases
inal AZ exc, The Philadelphia market was quiet and
steady w note 2 sale Of i,soD bbls Of refined,
s TsG ous s 81 r IL !;
q %; r.rker's, q % At Union; 81 90 81 United.
York Of 5000 bbls refined, for April delivery, at 15c.
Closing hcweyer with holders asking lec and in
PRovIsIoNs --Rccepn-P 557 bbls beet none cut
meats 400 packages; lard, 500 bills and tierces The
Of sales OF SO bills for June 1t &l6 So 600 do
ct e6 90. Jobbing lots were placed sic rs Sl6 s7k
Bacon was offered spaIingy and 70 an extent was nom
cumbsrisnd cut slc Dressed hogs were in moderate
demand and the market was frm. sales OF city were
7Xc Beef met with 4 moderate inquiry and
was steady In value. Lots TO the Amount OF
In asnkAGaa we're ulAcsd- ct uFicss vlthia the
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back to hard pan, and that wall street,
by bursting some OF IT. speculative bubbles,
VIII yet encourage the resumption OF legitimate
Industries. The principal speculation was in the
fancy securities, such a. Pacinc Mall. Western
Union, Lake Shore. Union Pacific, Wabash and
Erie. Western Union opened at rs, sold DOWN to
75X and closed at Tx. Pacific Mali sold at Ak
45K, closing at 4Th. Erie receded from SIX to
3oH, Lake Shore from 70 to 7a1. Wabash from
ASK to 44K, Rock Island from 1917 TO 1oox, St.
Paul nom 42H to AN. Union Pacific from 36X to
s5H. The investment securities generally main
tanned steadiness.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
sI>---e k.H.4xnuu ~ h. daur
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REAL ESTATE.
Sales Yesterday.


The only attractions offered at the Exchange
Yesterday ere:-Mr. r. v. Harnett sold, by order
OF j. H. Bird to close the estate OF the late 8. L.
Duryee, the premises No. 24s FIty-nfth street;
also, under the direction Of 8. Lawrence referee.
the premises No. 12o West Thirteenth street. Mr..
d. M. Seaman sold under the direction OF John b.
Platt receiver i've lots, located on Tenth avenue,
sont5 OF l32d street. and Messrs. Dingee, Porter B
%. disposed or under the direction OF William
Sinclair. referee, q house and lot situated on
I2Ist street, west OF avenue A.
Messrs Il. 81. Ludlow b 90. withdrew the sale Of
the premises No. 1S5 Chatham street upon bid OF
s57 oOo aud adjourned the sale Of the Barclay and
Warren streets property for one week.
the trustees sale OF lrvington (Westchesterl
property, announced for yesterday by Mr.. James n.
Miller, Was adjourned for one week.
r. Y. HARNErT.
b. g. h. and No. 2l9 5lst st.. lz26 n Q. Of 9Th
av, lot 2A6xlU5; Morris Lttman. $ASO
s. bk b. and NO l29 W. 18th st., n. side, x7.6 n.
". Of 9th av, lot A6xSl4x26sxgI3; Charles N.
NJ D. SEAMAN.
lot ". side 10th av., A.ll It. OF lS2d st. 2sxl0O;
lot adjoining on side aSxloo, b. r Fairchid.. i.aV
lot adjoining, 2bxl00 b. +. Farchild l.g0
LOT adjoining 25xlOO b. Y. Farchild 1850
lot adjoining, 25xl0O; b. r. Fairchlld 2jm
prNGKs PORTER AND CO.
! 9. h. and W. side l2lst st., 80 It. w. OF
A, lot Hl0xl00: j. Hotchkss.. 7OO
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THE STOCK MARKET
To-Day opened at about the closing prices OF yes
terday, put gave way almost Immediately to the
process OF unloading that has been going on ever
since the fate OF the senate bill was liked II
seems as II, In anticipation OF higher prices large
quantities Of stock were held to be thrown upon
what was confidently expected to be bull mar.
ket-the result Of innatlon; but now that antici.
pated legislation points in an opposite direction
prices continue 70 decline, and there Is no ap-
parent raiying point. 1t may be that we are 40.
2Eoaching an era Of real values. getting grsduany
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UNITED STATES TREASURY.

UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following is the latest Treasury statement
Currency $2,57S $685. special deposits Of legal ten
ders, $53,6 900; con $ss624 5ss; including coin
certificates 800; outstanding legal tenders,
$685., The customs receipts to-day were
$43o.0o0. The revenue receipts were $1S3,475. The
Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $4,000 &C.
count of interest and $4,000 IN redemption OF
dve-twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were firm in the late after
noon dealings. One lot OF 100000 registered ne "a
hves brought 114H. The following were the closing
quotations limited States currency skies, 1862
al17k; do. sixes 1881, registered, 11oX 100; do.
do. do, coupons, 1919 1919; do. fve-twenties,
1862, registered, 1l4A 115H do do. do, cou-
pons, llSA li9; do. do, 1884, registered, 116H
1lek; do. do. do, coupons. 100 1901; do. do,
1856, registered, 1861 1l6X; do. do. do. cou-
pons, 121H l2lH; do. do, 1856. new. registered,
119 119A; do. do. do, coupons, 1874 119H; do.
do 1857, registered, 1197s 12o: do do. do, cou-
pons, 1203sa 1904; DO. do, 1858, registered, 1l9N
100; do. do. do. coupons, 40 12O1<; do. ten
f0rties registered, 114X q IFS; do. do, coupons,
114T us; do. nves, 1881, registered, ll5 ll5h
do do. do. coupons, 116,s 1853.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The early London reports described Erie as weak
and tending down, and quoted the price at 331s q
33H. Later the shares were held at SO, and at nve
O'Clock at 32k. The following are the last general
quotations :-Consols for money, 92A consols for
account 92N; nve-twenty bonds Of 1886, old, 1861,
ex coupon; fve-twenty bonds OF 1857. 10Sx ten
iorty bonds, 1O4H 1O414; new fves, 103X, ex cou-
pom; New York Central shares SoH. Consos were
reported frner and American securities weak
Firty-eight thousand pounds wen: into the Bank
OF England on balance. Rentes at Paris were
weak at 59.62H.
BANK SHARES
are quoted at the bidding prices American Ex-
change 113; Bankers and Brokers' Association, 90
Central National lol; Chatham, 115; City, 200
Commerce, 119X; Continental, Is; Corn Ex-
change. 49, Fourth National, 1oe1z; Irving, l24 !;
Market, 1lsx; Mechanics and Traders, 1870; Mer-
camille, l13; Merchants, 1907 Merchants Ex-
change loo1z; Metropolitan, 100; Nassau. 1903; New
York, l28; New York National Exchange, So; Ninth
National, 100; North America, 90; Pacific, 100 ;
Park, 143; Peoples, 14o; Phoenix, 9o1S; Republic,
1881; shoe and Leather, 1907 ST. Nicholas, ITO;
state of New YORK, 1os; Union, 140
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
No important changes occurred in this depart.
ment, and the market may be reported as un-
changed.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The dealings here were only moderate yet in
dcative OF the confidence felt in this class OF secur-
tiles as subjects OF permanent investment. We
nu0ee the late bids -
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Included in the above 2Ol bales to arrive For f
ture delivery basis low middling the nave been
as follows:-LaM evening, after three oclock-Apr,
100 short notice. at i64c 800 at $780, 200 At Is 1880
May, LO0 at 16 2l-32c 1000 at l6 Il6c June. at
Y i6c $50 at u 7sac July, 4oo at u 9l6c ToW 800
@ a. Is sSc mo s noice n til slss
60 16c, 100 at l6 9-l6c notice till 20th) Nav
iSks 500 At Is sssc Zoo at is iISc, 800 At At
Il So stpns 100 8 Il lse at J Il So az
lssSc 100 at Hec 800 ct II lss2c September 200 at II
The receipts were Galveston. GOO bales Sew Orleans
$685. Mobile "a; Savannah 6S9; Charleston; $50; viii
~ Isl Thi ds s last stS @ss
1913 This dav last year. Sill. Rates cotton were
quoted thus-To Havre, by steam To-; by SAIL &c. TO
Hamburg by steam; e.; by sail. Nc To Bremen. by
CoTrEE.-The market ruled dull Parties evnced no
Rio We append our former quotations which may
be regarded as nominal We quote .Rio-Ordinary
s soos 90, lie. Az. prims a., g. &c.
do, grass mats 25c. &c. Ceylon 2ac Maracabo
d ss 2. 1Smgs sG s fSrio I,SO
1c 24c Curacao, 2Oc &c.. gold. lb 81 and 80
days
FLouH AND N.Receipts-F1our 1897 bbls wheat
81 660 bushels corn 05 OO do corn meal 500 bills oats
crate demand for all kinds The sales since report
about H. 800 Dbs at prices within the range of
quotations. Corn meal was quiet but steady. We
note sales OF $50 bbs including Brandywne at 81 90
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COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE CO-CAsH CAPITAL
~ $2W0 UU-Ohce, 70 William street, corner Ex-
chAage place; warehouses, Atlantic Dock Brooklyn;
Cash advances made on first class securities ON demand
and time. Cash advances made on all kinds OF mer-
on favorable terms.
PAUL j. ARMOUR, President
JOSE +. NAVARRO. Vice President
JOHN BAIRD, Second Vice President
FELICIANO LArAsA, Third Vice President
Paul j. Armour, Vim. ID. Bowerman, G, H. pelamaer,
jose r Navarro. Feliciano Latasa, Juan >. Joya.
John Baird. Thomas Murphy, Henry B. HYDE
WILLIAM TOBIN superintendent Of warehouses
JAMES CLYNK, Secretary.
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IIsTATE FUNDS ON HAND FOR FIRST MORTGAGES.
" Si7hOOO for second Mortgages also well located Lots
with liberal loans Call. ~ X rA AZ ..
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HAVANA MARKETS,

HAVANA, April I5 1874
Sugar-No. H. d. s., 1871 10 reals per arrobe Ex-
change quiet and weak United States sixty days
currency. l03 ITO premium; short sight no z2 pre-
mium sixty days. gold l38 139 premium; short sight,
IA AZ premium Spanish gold 240 q Al.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkEr.-LIvERroor, April 10
Evening.-Common rosin, g. Sd. 6s 81. per cwt
Spirits turpentine, 31s I'd. q 32s. per cwt.
LoNpoN PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN April 15-Even-
ing.-Lnseed oil, f2S 9s per tun. Spirits turpentine
3OS. 3d. q Sos. Cd. per cwt
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NITy AND COUNTY TREASURY,
San Francisco. March a 1874
PARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS
OF the
city and county OF San francisco
Sealed Proposals will be received the office of the
City and County Treasurer, San Francisco. until
Wednesday, April 20. 1874,
att o'clock, noon,

for the purchase of d25 hundred and twenty five
Bonds the same beng portion Of 2o bonds authorized
California entitled IAN act CONCERNING certain rcscrva
tons Of the city and county OF San Francsco,n APP
proved March H. 1874 and the written reqnstIon
Of r u sullivan = r. Butterworth AID William Aivord,
Said Bonds will be the denomination Of 81 900 each
payable In thirty years from the LIST OF April 1874 with
interest at the rate OF six cent from the
Sth day OF April ~; interest PAYABLE semanngaly
cpa interest payable in United States gold coin and
In this city and county. = -
The faith ana credit Of the city and county of San
interest in United States gold coin.
Bidders will state the rate per cent which they will
purchase said bonds payable in United States gold
Each bid must be accompanied by ten per the
amount bid tor either by certified check In gold
bid will be considered il at less than ninety per cent
OF the par value.
Proposals to be endorsed, proposals for Park I'm
provement Bonds" JAMES OTIS, Mayor,
NJ ASHBuRY, Auditor
G. HUBERT, Treasurer
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FINANCIAL.


A UGUsr BELMONT coz
"A Bankers, 10 and a Nassau street.
issue travellers credits available in all parts OF the
"of''' through M Messrs De Rothschna
and their corresponding.
Also commercial credits aud telegraphic transfers Of
money on California, Europe and Havana
A STOCK PRIvILEGEs-s5o FOR 50 SHARES 500
a. for lug shares OF any stock At lowest market rates
capita! fully explained IN pamphlet; Delivered free
Bankers and Brokers 80 VAN sassa New
A Il W. HAMILTON 4 CO.. STOCK AND PRIV
~: lsge Brokers g Broad street New York-"Puts'
Stock Exchange for sale market Stocks bought
and sold Commission. 'The Wall Street Reporter''
explains how to operate mailed free to any address
A -LAPSLEY 4 BAILEY, BROKERS, "A BROAD
6otBEk On rMKExxBfhfSEs Or A TaH
GXGRANN Ip Or REsPoSsIsLE Parties; STOCK
TORY CIRCULARS, WITH REFERENCES. NAILED
TO ANY ADDRESS,. LAPsLEY A BAzLEY,
"a BROADWAY.
"A and New Bowery: Interest on money deposited
or before April 20 will date from April l. The
surplus fund OF this bank amounts to $l9 759 ~ about
HARRISON HALL, President.
Joseph +: CowrER sec'y Q, 2. BAILEY, Treasr.
This bank will remove about April 20 to Its new
building, Bowery, corner Bond street.
AT REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
securties Insurance Of AL kinds effected with best COM
panies J. j. HABRICH Il CO., liz Broadway,
IA. Money TO loan on New York Brooklyn property
for term OF years without bonus Second and leasehod
Mortgages casheo.
4 LADY OF INTEGRITY DESIRES TO NEGOTIATE
Win capa Gan C S9f r sSd III Or will take partner
Mrs STUART No. 4, East Ninth street.
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STOCKS DEPRESSED.
American Securities Abroad
Weak.
Groenbacks Worth from 81 Gents and 6 Mills
to 81 Gents and 8 Mills
WALL STREET,

WEDNESDAY, April 10 r. MI
Since the publication Of the text OF the Senate
and House bills, and the explanatory letter OF
Comptroller Knox. new light seems TO have
broken upon the stock market, and bankers
ana brokers have undergone decided change
OF sentiment. 1t Is now contended that
the tendency OF the Senate bill Is Sc
'cretiy In favor OF speculative contraction
through the process OF locking up In the country
banks OF seventynve per cent OF their reserves or
an average OF $25 1000 In excess OF the amount
required under existing laws, while the re-
demption cities will be compelled to keep from
S17,oO0,OOO to $751; 600 more than at present.
While this plan win strengthen local banks,
1t practically subtracts from Wall street large
amount that heretofore has been used for spec
ulative purposes and constituted no little Of the
capital on which stocks and gold were moved and
loans were expunged. The provision that the
banks shall hereafter hold part OF their reserve
one-fourth OF the coin received by them as In
terest on bonds OF the United States deposited as
security Is also regarded as q feature fav0ring
contraction, inasmuch as 1t viii compel q gradual
accumulation OF gold from year to year, and pave
the way for resumption by both the banks and the
government. The total amount OF gold interest
now annually paid to these institutions f. in round
numbers, $685. 900 one fourth OF which required
to be held is $7.0OO,0oO.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money to-day ranged from to s per cent on cali
loans and discounts were unchanged. Foreign
exchange was steady. Prime rates, 4.s5H and
4SSK; selling rates, ASS and As7K q lsS. Cont
mental dull Rechmarks 95H 95h and seH a
ook. Cables, 965k q 963s. Prime Paris 6.1sX and
5.13z.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened firmly at lax, receded to ia and
during the later hours Of the market to 1laz. This
made the value Of greenbacks vary from 81 cents
mills to 81 cents and mills. The rates paid for
carrying were 8, az, and per cent. Loans were
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$1,000 Missouri G's. 80. Q
1000 Alb 4 Sus I'd M. 9
250I0 Bos. II d l. lst. 2
1000 Mil 4 st P 7's,gold 3
1000 Chi Il NV LIST M. ~
Sou q n NV G c cd. 8
2DLu q, G &c Jst. -. u
1000 Nor d Els I'd m. =. IL
1900 Lake Shore, con G 8
1000 N Y Cen IS, 49,. 9
1000 N Y Cen lst m, r. ~
100 NY Cen LIST M, Q. 10
300 do. -. 10
5uOO Tn Pac nh LIST III y
1000 do. !. 8
1000 I'm Pac los. in... B
loo Buff 4 Erie, n. be Q
1000 Clev 4 p 4th m. 8
l000C, O I'll C2d...... 6
300U 1 4 w LIST, ot l. d !
Loo Mich South I'd m. III
5000 Lie 4 N c, '98. -. 8
$40 West On Tel U.s.. IL
l0O0O Nor 4 Els list. ID c 10
20O shs \ YC 4 Il r. 8
100 do. C 8
400 do. SIS 9
l00 do. &C !.
100 90. LBS
60U do............. {
1870 do. =.
quo do.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-07-23
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PIrTsBURG, July 22.-River l foot inches
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant. e
NASHVILLE, July 22.-River unchanged
with 2 feet inches on Hsrpeth shoals
CINCINNATI, July 22.-River feet inches
and stationary. Weather clear and pleasant
Departed: Nashville, for Memphis.
NEW ORLEANS, July 22-Weather clear
and warm. Arrived Atlantic and barges, St
Louis. Departed: City OF quincy, st. Louis
VICKsBURG, July 22.-Reather warm and
clear. River stationary. Down; John B,
Maude.
CAIRO, July 22-NOOn Arrived: Pauline
Carroll, New Orleans. Departed: Pauline Car
roll, st. Louis. ..--..Ntght-Arr1Yed; Belle
Memphis, Memphis, pm. Departed: Belle
Memphis, st. Louis. Weather cloudy and
warm.
swelling, with feet inches in the canal
and feet inches in the Indiana chute.
Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, July 2.-Mercury 70 to So.
River has fallen inches and is at a stand.
aground at Puppy creek bar. There is ) feet
water to Louisville and Cairo.
Sr. LOUIS, July 22.-Arrived: H. c. Yaeger,
New Orleans; City Of Nicksburg, NickSburg.
Departed: Grand Tower, Memphis; Tom Jas
per and Carrie V. AountZ, New Orleans; st.
Genevieve, Nicksburg. The river is falling
slowly. There was very heavy rain last
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, July ., a.m.-FOr New
England and the Middle states and the lower
lake region, generally clear weather will pre-
vail during the day, with east aud south
winds, rising temperature and falling barO-
meter.
For the South Atlantic States, light rair
followed by clearing weather, southeast tC
southwest winds, rising temperature, and
rising followed by falling barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio valley, partly cloudy and warm
weather, local rains in Tennessee and thS
Ohio valley, southeast to southwest winds
and slight changes in the barometer.