davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-03-13
Senator Window, Gen. Garfield, Stan"
Icy Matthews. Ohio Townsend,
and Gen. Singleton.
Vhat They IInvo to Sny on Cur
rent Topics OF Political
Interest.
Tho Extra Session Of 0ongreaa---The Repeal
Of tho Election Laws---Demooratio
rrauds---Tho epuaksrship.
Yho viii Do Tho Candidates for President In
1880 2.~The Chinese 4uestian.-'fiuau.
tial Legislation.
SENATOR WINDOW.

--
SENATOR WINDOW.
,.,,e, ~ rnr rvrp. sRss,oy-ruH DEMO-
rn,T,c nryp1ur1oyanr rnooRAMMH.
r,o,n f,nr o,yn c.rrttponetnt.
,1, .....,ro., =, +, Morct, n-1hc rfewa nf
.as.ss. mss ,vtnan,r o,d in iact tim ontniona Of
". ssJ p.',,h,faar aono,or, no IN tho cc,,,ca M
..oss s..,e., 49, +ho t-,hobIo outcomc ri
.s ss.'a t., .,,o f,.nvfr In, cryIov win
,r ~, w ,rs,,,',,,, son.sn sa.-o. ,,,r1on,.
I,a..a..,t,..tN =, rim nxee,,,v t,,tc ond ex-
,p.'t.,sta,, IN ,rhto,, tn most I'm rortnnt
.,a.taa h;,,a urn forcoS ,hrouc,, nj thc
~ .,as.s. a.,as, ror,ro,a norn ,,,,.o, rIso IN
cru u ni'ss ssss es .', ss'.,,,a,,t ri. uos
lat1ell dissatisfaction anu eoihp'a'hes anl' "as
noticeable at the close OF tile Inst
soeainu. Dncs your cxpercncc ns Chairman OF
~, e.no,, f,om,ntttcc IN Annronrint,on. cuabIe
~. se"a.1 49, t,,a osrnrsltttv for
you to liz tln plh'slo aii8l us scspo''s'p's 4of
this Vicious eystcnl VI lcglssatloh"
Senator lyindon1-"l a1n not surprised at The
r,,,,ltc ,1,asat;,factton on this subject regard
ssaa.1ao ~ ,r,,tch yo snoai, n, onc IT Tho
hac pseci'ee u "t'cu w. ap'"~ IN o'.o - ~
most dangerous nnd Vicious eonncetca Win
Congressional legislation. II tic peopto could
understand 1l1c circumstances under which
s.oro. - ,7,tl1to,u orc f,,snosc1 of cycry ycor
viii, ono voice demand a remedy. You ask nlo
where thu Dlnno rcsts3 | answer,
Nut uros TIE sEsATH.
Tho cu8tom which tlas prevailed for many years
t,trca thc ilo,se at Representatives The solo
s,o,,. - a,Iclnot,, hnnronrtctIon h;,ls on1 t,,r
ri9ht 10 of'et'ntc .Aopsop1'nI'oa 't1,s' a'u tlic
most important Of them arc nearly always
kept back until within few daFa OF
thc ndlournnsnt, when tho scuato Is
,o1,noI,c1 IN nct mon them with tho
colnp ~ "eS pon - w." .a". 49,
undue haste TO "hie" you Fetes. III p'acs
to avoid an extra session. Ialto tlie last session
for illustration. The sunary Civil bill, nppro-
-,rIott,,r .,ma Ell mn Nm. was nns.cd I,y tin
t1"6 ,S,a.'.4,,,.. oHs .utt,,,,t ,1a,,,,a M,
uonec 0t representatives, "tnopt aeoase nuu
under the previous question:, Monday, the ith
of 1,enr,ary, 1t came to tho Senate Tuesday,
~. o,t,, on} vos Mt MIRA .ent tn tl,c nrInter.
- .aaa.,,.., H.. A., ao,oto Cou ,,f,teo m
IL WIS not seee''eu ~ ~, eo.uso nc., n W
Appropriations until "edoesoay, INC @si'. lhe
Legislative, Executive, a'ld Jua1e1al Dill, up
propriating some SO, 600, 600, Was not received
by tile senatc Committeoo on Appropriations uil-
III 'l'hursf]ay, tho e7th Of February. These two
,'n,s -. ~ 1n-,.st on5 ,n,ot i,f1cu1t ri ony
g"'s a.o no s,a., ;s,.,a'. .,.o aasa1a, ~,
that are con6iaelco au1'as .ec bess.o'' tne
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-04
ChapIer So.

AN ACT to protect plaintiffs in appeals to the ST.
prene Court of the State in actions of ejectment,
and actions OF fOrcible entry, and decialmer or un
lawful detalDeT aud toroible detaineT.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the General Assembly
Of the 50 te Of Tennessee, That any judgme NJ
snail hereafter be rendered in fa5or OF the plaintiff
In any action Of eJectment now pending or that m y
state having iurisdcti thereof aud writ of pos
session be awarded the same shall be execute d.,
aud the p.alntiff placed in pos eSSOn Immediately;
provided that If the defendant or defendants should
take an appeal to the supreme court of the state
execute bonds, with good and suic emit security In
double the value OF two years Of the premises,
damages which may be sustained oy defendants
from plaintiffs Wropgiully enforcing said writ and
menu of the supreme court rendered upon the final
hearing OF the cause, upon which bond bei"g exc
sanding said appeal is taken unless the defendant
shall execute Ike bond to paintin for rent, it, ad
dItiOn his bond Tor costs, 1t shall be the duty Of
the court Ia which the suit is pending at any time
upon good cause shown BY the court, end executing
bond as herein authorized to give new and sufficient
security or return the possession so as 10 protect
tue other parry as 10 renIs and damages that may be
dus the other party or parties, upon final teTmina-
ton OF ths suit in his their favor; and before the
plaintiff shall be put In possession, under the pro
be req lied to renew the same under the same rules
as provided above for the defendants and when the
plaintiff put in possession by the court fail, to lie
new Lls bond. required this act II shall be the
duty of the court 10 return the possession TO the de-
PENDANT.
See 2. Be it further enacted That the provisions
OF the first sections of this act shall apply to cases
OF foTcbe entry and detainer and unlawful detaner
fOi chile Oct liner, upon appeals taken to the
pFsme court.
Sec. 3. Be it Further enacted, That this act take
effect from and after its passage the public welfare
requiring IL.
PaSseu March IL, 1879. ]. Z. NEAL,
Speaker of the Senate.
II. p. FOWLKES,
Speaker of the House OF Re. resentaviss.
Approved March IA. 1879.
ALBERT S. MARKS, Governor.
l. Charles N Gibbs, Secretary of Sta of the State
OF Tennessee certify that the above Is correct
copy of act of the General Assembly OF the State
of Tennessee the original OF which is file In my
office. CHAS. N. GIBBS, Secretary of STATE.
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UHANCEasY SALES.
Chancery sale of Real Estate

No. 2772- Chsncery Court of Shelby county-AIlen
Hi ct al VS. Robert Henderson ct al.
ok virtue of an iuterl6cutOry decree for sale,
D tered in the above cause on the 2Ist day Of
June, 1873. and renewed. etc. December 1878.
auction. to the highest bidder. IN mt OF the Clerk
and Masters Office, Courthouse Blu Hng, Memphis.
Saturday. April S6, $50,
within legal hours, the following described property
siiuaIed IN shelby COUNT Tennessee to-wit; Be
southwest corner OF the 5Oacre tract purchased by
Mr; Lacey from W Hlil; thence west II chains 92
corner of SAID 5O-scre ract; thence south degree
east 81 ehaiuS 90 links TO stake (Avery'S beast
corner; thence west chains TO stake with redoak
and two pop pointers Charles Davis's asst line.
and cOIne31Dg With Avery, being his southwest cor
ner; thence south degree east 81 chains and 20
links to E. FareJ's northwest corneT, on Charles
Davss east line; thence east Is chains so links to
line; themes north degree vest With ain HilIs west
line 80 chains 40 links TO said Hls northwest cor
HIPS north line the southwest corner of the Lacey
tract; thence north degrEe west 25 chains TO the
Terms of Sale-One fourth cash; balance in six
and eighteen months purchaser to give notes with
retained oa the land 70 further secure purchase
money. Equity of redemption barred.
3. j. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
Hnmes Pos:on. solicitors for complainants-
Chaneery Sale of Real Estate.
No: 2445 (19S2, RlI; ,4h, Court of Shelby
10y virtue OF an irteTlocutQry decree for sale en-
II teFPd in the above cause on the 18th day OF
July, 1873, NJ. B %, page PAS: etc, and renewed
and amended March a. 1879, will sell, at public
auction to the highest bidder in front the Clerk
and Masters office, Courthouse Building, MEin
street Taxing District Of Shelby county, late Men,
phis, Tennessee, on
saturday, April lie, 1879,
within legal hours the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tenn, to wit; certain
parcel Of land in 4tn civil district, and known as
block No So of Willoughby Williams's subdivision.
which, according to plat on file bI sears Greeley.
has been subdvided into thirty four lots, bounded
by and fronting 6holson, Gaines, Sixth and
Seventh streets Fort Pickering to which plat ref
eIence is made.
Terms OF Sale IN credit of 8 to IL months:
purchaser executing note With good security; lien
retained; redemption barred. This March l, 1919.
+. j. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
". n. Raniolph and J. Morgan, attorneys.
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Trusfee's Sale

INDIE and BY Vi tue OF a certain trust deed duly
~ recorded in Book No 100, page 633, OF the
Registers Office Of -helby cOunty. Tennessee. maze
by J. C. Davis TO me as trustee to indebt-
edness therein n med default having been made In
the terms thereof By direction OF the beneficiary in
said deed set forth, will, on Saturday, April
3 1879 at the southwest corner of Main and Madi-
streets, in the city of Memphis Tennessee, al
II O'Clock noon sell at pu lie auction. for cash, a
certain lot of land In the city OF Memphis. Shelby
county, Tennessee Beginning at the D. II of inter
section OF the north line of the ley, which runs
east and west, between Pontotoe and Vance Streets
on the west side of Land Tdae street; running
thence westwarly with tie north line of SAID alley
TO the east line OF another ley, which north
and south. 14Sl2 feet; thence nOIthwardiy with tt
east line IF said last named alley 3aIs feet; then
eastwardly on lire parallel with said mist meu
alley l4Nl2 feet TO the west line OF LauGefdale
street; thence SOuthWardly with the west liae O
Lauderdale street 1913 ieet TO the beginning; beln.
lot 40. Of ". p Bonds subdivision, made bV {. C
Burke, civil engineer, on the Both Of May. 1872 &C
coroing to the plan attached TO the esd recorded II
Book No. 81, page 52I, OF the REGISTERS once
aforesaid SIMON STURM, Trustee.
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The tone OF the future make, was as follows: Al
EOIS. steadtar; l :l5, active, excited; III 30,
strong; 13:54 u shade easier; 30, Timer; 2;3O
Nrn; Bal =, buOyaut. sales, 10000 bales.
The New Orleans market opened stronger, anc
closed strong 10 iOiko fOt middllng. sales, t5OO
bales; rec-ipjs net, ~ bales stock, 3l3Ol9 bales
TAe Liverpool telggrams yesterday reported tie
s.ottCu market easier; middlins upIandS, 15-l6d;
Orlesus, 6lsd. sales, o 600 bales, OF which 500
were Anlrriuin Receipts, 1000 bales, 300 OF when
were American.
Liverpool arrivals opened GeaTer; April and April
Nay, . l5-l6U5 2a-32J; Mdy,Iune, 6tD6 3l-S2d
i5-idd, June-JUly, l-52dBd; July-AuguSt
Is B-32uG l-6d; August September, q $500; fu-
TIRES now iitt AZ pm. arrivals closed firm; April
May, = I5-lBt15 3l-32d; May-June, n -i2d6bd.
.Iune-Iuiy. Is 1 S2ufd l6d; Juy-AuguSt, q $500;
angus. epts nber, 81 ST; OctO0sr-N q 32d.
The movements ~ the ports were reported .as fol
lows.
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sN%ebLyESCY.
InsOlyent Notice.

4 Ii persons havII < claims again 4 the estste OF
~ c Il Williams are h r-by notified to appear
ARD file the SAINT authenticated IN the manner prs
setl5ed by las on b.. ore the l2th day of July,
/ 10, IN the Pr, b4t- Court OF Saeiby county. Ten
nesSee; ana any claim nJt fl "a on before said
DAY before an applop latiyn OF the funds of the
estate Is made shall b forever barred both In law
and equity. March 20. 1879.
II. A. WILLIAMS Admir- Of c. NJ Williams.
Elnlay 4 Peters, Attorneys. Ia
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Chapter I5f.
AN ACT to smesd an act to create State Board


Health, etc. Approved March 26, 1877.
SECTION l. BE Y enacted 6y the general Assembly
Of the STATE Of Tennessee, That an act approved
BOar0 OF Health " ETC., be and the same Is hereby
amended follows
Sec Be further enacted That the State Board of
Health be ana they hereby Rered to declare
quarantine whenever in their judgment the welfare
the public re Iuire H. and to prescribe such rules
ana regulations as they mar deem proper for the
prevention of The Introduction of yeliow-fever,
cholera, and other epidemts diseases into the State
of Tennessee; and whenever the yellow fever, chOl
era, smallpox other epidemic oil eases appear In
ans locality within the State, and inform alton
thereof is brought to the knowledge of said State
Board of health, they shall prepare and carry into
elect such rules and regulations as in their 1udg-
ment Will, with the least Inconvenience TO commerce
and travel prevent the spread OF the dtSease they
shall select suitable Localities for tabshing quar-
antne stations and may erect necessary temporary
buildings Tor the dsinfection OF paSSeng rs bag
gage edrSoeS, ano other matters believed to convey
tue cOnd gi0uS principle OF yellow fever cholera,
smallpox and other epidemic diseases and may en-
force such transhipment of passengers as they may
deem necessary, and shall assign to the charge OF
| each station competent physician and necessary
assistants, who shall receive such compensation a
the said Board OF Health may deem reasonable and
! Inst; and the members or said board shall ba al
! lowed per diem compensation OF not more than
Ter dollars, with travelling and other Necessary ex-
peases, for each and every day while actiyely en-
ploysd IN the business or said board
Sea B. Be ii JlIrtheT enacted, That any person OF
persons whS shall wifully disregard or evade such
| quarantine as said State Board OF Health may de
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sTEAM~BLPs.
ENMAN LINE

UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
NV York 10 4OeeEst0WS 81 Liverpool
EOeyy Thursday Saturday,
City OF Beiln, 54yi City of doRtI cal 1890 ms
Ctty OF RicnmoEd, 1907 CIJy of Brussels, 3715
City of Chester. 4666 CITY of New York 5000
These a-Silficeslt steamers are among the strong
est, largest nod fastest On the Atlantic and have
every modern Improvement including hot aid cold
water and eecDlc bells IN staterOoms, revolving
chairs in Saloons bat ana sIno ing-IoOmS, barber
shops etc For raiszG tlsssaR isn1 Otner informa-
ton apply 10 JOHN a. HszIs dent, 3 Broadway
New Ytrk or 20 THOS. FISHER.
NnIufy EPnk Niartt.hss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-04
Wright & Folkes. Atto m T. N 0hOHA' irD

VTSkUsTEE'- sALE-By Virtue of two deeds
u in trust made and executed by John j. sears
and Florence Sears, oDe TO tebert woold'iGge and
his successors ia ONCE as tIuSte dated October IL,
1874, ana recorded In Book No. lOz, gage 6i5. or
Rec is eFs Office Of Sh 10y county; the Ojhe 10 Ben
May and his successors trustee. dated May 20.
1875, and recorded in Book No. 112, page 2O4, of
said Registers office said deeds being made 10
certain Indebtedness fully described therein,
and default having been made in the terms thereof
the uudersigne4 successor Ia Office, trustee TO the
aforesaid, Will. on Tuesday, "A Dril 20. 1879.
at 10 o'clock IN at the southwest corner of Main
and Madison streets, in Memphis. Shelby county.
sell, at public auction, 10 the hishest dde-, for
cash, the following described Ieai estate situated in
said county about miles east OF the late) ci Of
Memphis TO vii: Lot No. 2 Of subdivision OF lands
OF the estate OF Mrs c. C. fucker. deceased; Begin-
ming on the south side OF UnIoH avenue, at the
northeast corner or lot 10 l OK sal. suDdly sion;
thence With said avSDi westward > BOO chaiuS 10
tnS west de of hemb=Tl nue.; tbr utnWard
with west side of las, named avenue SO-iOO chains
TO northeast corner Ot lot NO 3; thence westSaTd ~
right sDg Is With Rembe avenue. CHAINS 20 me
southeast corner OF lot No l. thence nan win Inc
OF lot 70. ], 2S-l00 chains 80 the beginning
containing 81 acres. All Tight OF redemption
expressly waived. Title bel eyed 70 be good, but l
sen and convey only trustee
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
]. W. Hampton, Attorney.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-04
GENERAL TRADE.

a turn backward by the clerk of the wealth
or department yesteFdal reminded every one that
winter was hardly yet b "thlaz 81 the past" Bust
mes 4, pfObaby from Tie nGu-arIiVal Of upper river
packet, continued dull aud quiet, ana pies Of
leading articles with tue exception Of meal, which
advanced 90 Ia MIL, ana bTan which sOd 1t higher
nSures, we're unchanged. since Wrlung the above
ve learn OF SO bales hay, mixed selling at 81 so,
nd 100 barrels cornmeal, on leyee, at 81 20. The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-04
Erusfp.a's a;iis..

DY virtue of the power conferred on me BY the
d terms of deed of trust executed to me by
Ricardo Buch gnani and Eliza eth Buchignani. his
wife, dated May 1, 1871, said deed being OF recorc
in Boo so. page II9, Of the Registers office Of
Shelby county, Tennessee; default having been mace
In payment or the note secured by said deed vii
Saturday, Aprit ,. 1870,
proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. the
courthouse door, In the city of Memphis the follow
ing described real estate: Begnn ng at the nteTsec
ton the north line of Jefferson street with the
east line of second street; thence eastWardly With
the north line OF Jefferson street seventy feet thence
noTtbwardly aud parallel with the east line of Sec
ond street eighteen feet six and fourth inches
thence westwardly and parallel with the moth line
OF Jefferson street seventy feet to the east line OF
Second street, thence southWaIoly with the east line
Of Second street eighteen feet six and three fourth
inches to the beginning; being the same parcel OF
lot No. 342 as laid down on Ruckers plan of the
city of Memphis that Yves conveyed By b. W. Smith
to John B. Botto, Andrew BottO and B. Merillo. b.
deed recorded IN the Registers Office OF Shelby coun-
~. Tennessee, in Book No. 33, page 5S2.
Sale between the hours OF 10 a m. and pm.
Title believed to be good. but convey as trustee
only. Equity of redemption waived.
A. S HETREDGE, Trustee.
Vim. NJ Randolph, Agent and Attorney.
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DRY GOODS.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l

NEW YORK. Apri! 3-Business CONT ues fair
with cotton goods In the commission houses. but
wooden goods remain suggi.h. Cotton good are
very firm, and several additional makes of brown
and ole ched cottons have been slightly advanced
by agents. Prints are In moderate demand and
steady. Dress goods ar5 selling veil. Large guam
ttde- OF silks being ofereo at auction Foreign
dress goods are In fair request
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-04
'ErUHtee's sale

DY virtue Of the terms of trust deed executed
d by the undersgJ ed on the 2Sth day of Decem-
Der, 1915, by Augustus c. Genete, Roxana ]. Mad
registered in the registers Office Of Shelby county
Tennessee, in deed book l. Is, page S2I. 10 secure
the Indebtedness therein described, will, on
Monday. prii -, 1879.
at the courthouse OF Shelby county, Tennessee sell
for cash, at II o'clock m, to the highest bidder
free from redemption, the property therein de-
scribed as follows; Situate lying and being in the
city Of Memphis, county of Shelby. State of Ten
nessee, tO-Wtt: Beginning on the north side Of
Robson street 600 one hurdfed feet nom its IN
tersectiOn with Jones avenue; thence eaS;waTJiy
with north line of Robson street 900 nifty feet,
thence nOIthwardly U50) one hundred aud h5U
feet; thence Westwardiy parallel with Robson
strest $50 fifty feeC thence scuthIardly G5J) one
hundred and fifty feet to the beginning Bang OF
lot (q) nine block (t). six BradtOTu's subdivision
of county, GID lot FIVE hundred ana iOuueen. TO
such trust deed so recorded, special reference is
here made.
Till believed to be good. but sell ana convey
only trustee.
". C. MCCLURE, Trustee.
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Trustee's sale.

DY virtue of trust deed to executed, and Te-
ID corded In the Office of the eg1ster of SheInF
county. Tenn. In booS JOB. page 263, made by d
E Palmer and wife, for the purpose OF secu ing the
Indebtedness therein named, and which not having
been paid. Will. on
Saturday, April 10. 1870,
within legal hours at the request of the benefcla
in said deSd at the southwest corner of Main an0
madison streets, in Memphis, Shelby county, Te!
nessee, sell TO the highest bidder for cash. the FOL
lowing property, situated In Shelby county State a
Tennessee, and described follows: a certain
tract parcel Of land in civil district No. two (2) in
said county and bounded as follows to-wt: On tbs
north by the lands OF James Paine and Thomas q.
Moore; on the east By the lands of Mrs. Ii. B. saw
age and W. I. Nelson; on the south hy the lands Ct
W. T. Nelson and D. d. Nelson, and on the west by
the lands of A. W. Nelson ana James Paine SUI
posed TO contain about five hundred (500) acres. Il
is stipulated in the deed that Ia event OF sale, all
equity of resumption is waived, ana that the puT-
chaser shall have absolute title in fee simple.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-04

T0Iai receipts at all United states ports, 4,l4S-
IS D; same date, 1873 3.g2 $40; same date, 1871
B,7SO IH3. Increase OF receipts al United States
poTis this year PIT $40 bales. Total stock at all
potts. b.iS,B}S bales, against 6IS.53t bales same
dine the year befOre "a 1917. !05.S49
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Minimum thermometer 80 deg.
by Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, April 3.-River rising, with 10 feet
on the shoals.
LITTLE ROCK, April g. River rising slightly,
with 1 feet below.
PIrTSBURG, April 3.-River s feet 6 inches,
and failing. Neather-cl0udy aud cool.
WHEELING (T.Va.), April 3.-River IA feet 10
inches, ana falling. Weather showing
CINCINN ATT, April 3. --River 80 feet and fall
Ing. Weather-eloudy and cool. Departed: Sher-
lock, New Orleans.
Q inches IN the canal Weather-clear ana cool
Departed: Andy Baum, Memphis.
VICKSBURG, April E.-River risen 3 inches
Weather-clear and cool; thermometer, so deg. Up;
Golden Crown a m; q Id Dusy, 8 pm.
NEW ORLEANS, April Weather-clear and
cool; thermometer, az deg. Arrived: James How
ard ST. Louis. Departed: Paris G. BrOwn. Cincin-
natl; Ashland ana Kate Kinney, Kansas City.
CAIRO, April 3-Noon.-ATriVed: Robert Mitchell,
New Orleans am. Departed: Robert Mitchell,
Cincinnati, 8 am. Weather clear and cold; tr0Ze
last night. Night-River 81 feet inches and fall
Mary Houston Cincinnati 6 pm. Departed: John
Gilmore, New Orleans, pm.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
George W. Cheek, Friars Point; Grand Tower, ST.
Louis; James u; Parker, CIncinnati u. P. Schenck,
Cincinnati; Marlin Speed. Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
George W. Cheek, FTIars Point; U. p Sehenck.
New Orleans; Grand Tower, Vicksburg; City Of
Helena, ST. Louis.
IN PORT.
James D. Parker, Marlin Speed.
BOATS DUB.
Dosva.-oseeole Belle, New MARY Houston.
Up.-Coahoma, Josie Harry.
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Tue following are The New York spot quotations
FOR yesterday: Ordinary, 8 , l6c; good ordinary.
200 miiddng. 1lasc; midaling fair. l2l4c Al
1895. arm; / ;55, nrm- generally held lsdl4c
1le1. sales. 1915 bales. Contracts, 1900 bales.
stock, 10 I Og2 bales.
tue following is the latest New York telegram OF
FUTURES:
MoHl rs. lesteYd5V. DaY 6cfJrt.
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RIVER NEWS.

River aud weather
The table and dispatches below give eth
eial Information concern.lg the weather and rivers
OFFl0E SIGNAL SERVICE -. s. A.,
AEsPAIs. April 3, 1879,
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CfVVRN.

The market ~ Liverpool yesterday was
reported easier and t-16d lower. In New York. not
withstandug the tumble across the sea; catton
aud ptices uieie closed lSc deareT In Oar market
the d.mand continued good, and although prices
were advanced lsc "A an grades. the tendency
upward lots selling at sc above board figures.
sales, from the fact that orders W re limited were
small, aud quotations Us revised are as fol Ows:
flnaanr, ErrRan.rr OnnIaIlnnn