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san I'ranci~cO Markets.



WHEAT-Sl II isol 20 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OATS l5tal - r ctl.
WooI-Orcgon. Valley 2IW.N ct>. a.
n. Eastern Oregon. 5000.
HIDE>-lleayy Saited lOisc; light. d"
Zoe: Salted calf. IONl2.
FAMILY PEovI>IoNS-Bacon. l5dl3l :
cts: clear Oregon sides, $50 dl3. Sc: hams.
J. 20 Is cts.
BAELEY-CoaSt feed S0@Sl ~ els:
Brewing S71 sect5 r ctl.
HAY-Wheat- S9dSl5. Oat. $50 ~lJ.
Barley. S9@S1J T. ton.
NEGETABLES-POt 75t0S5 cts per
100: Onions. red. 6OG70c per loO: lel-
low. SlMS1 ~ per loo.
EGGS-CalifOrnia. a. p dOZ: Ore
gon. 55U40c = doZ.
FIoUE-Best family extra. - -; Su-
pcrfne. y jO@4: Bakers extra. - l2ls :
Oregon extra. - 15t0 II 90: Walla-walla
ezra. - j0@S4 -.
FRUITS-Dried apples. Sdg cts. for
quarters. sliced; PlumS pitted. lial4c :
Peaches ll0l2 Sc. peeled lSG20c.
BUTTEE AND CHEESE-EXtra fancy
Butter. 80 els. q n: Fresh roll. good
to choice. 45@i7ig cts: Picked. 10 cts.
p h.
SEEps-Flax. > s@3c e ID: Canary.
S5k@4c: Alfalfa, 9Gllc; Timothy. 90
Joe y 10.
BAGs-There is a good business I'm a
j0bbIng way AT S@4m914c for standard
grain.
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VESSELS ON THE VA.
From Americnn Port.

Orient, brig 81 tons. Williams. r
Modyo. sea. 90 tons, = 4. Ian p.
Tru see. -yli. 20. tons. NcAliep ) q. Jams
Caua's. sh. iissi tous Troubridre. y. IVA Bio
M-rom. sh 1908 tonp Lowell. \ Dec IS
Gerten. sh. Philadelphia Jan -
Empire. sh New York, loading.
Kate Davenport sh i3ls tons. Malett y \ Jan n
Columbus. - i'erna.d. New York. Jan H.
Carrie win-log. An, bk loading. Philadelphia
from Foreign Ports.
Asnos Oswald br sh, 10" tons. Nc''ibbon. caraiii
Dec 10.
Adolf Swe. bs. ss5 tons. Rinstnans~on. Gotten
Arso. gr bk 6ig tons Rio de , auiero.
County oi Ayr br 6k. $50 tons. Alexander Glasgow
Oct y
City of Agra. br bk lo5i IONS. Young. Melbourne.
Nov
Clan Grant. hr bk. 9ss tons. James. Liverpool.
Countess of Roth,-s br bk Cardiff.
Clan Mcleod br bk 6l6 tons. Yokohama.
Ethel br bA 80 tons. Graham, Liverpool. Nov p
Ernily Chaplin. br bk 755 tons. Harris. Cardiff
Geo .jcuIey, br ~ lol0 tons. b, a!ra. Yokohama
CIencarn. br bk 62l tons Card,H
Lizzie Iredale br DIX 6ss tons. aossop. Liverpool
AuC Is. wa Honolulu and Victoria
OduIia hr bk $50 tons Lve-poo. VIA Honolulu i n
ly q Houb5fal
Passithea br bk So tons Wei. LIyerpo d. Nov ~
Serica br bA al3 tons Gusysna- R5yrr Boynr New
castle "
SeIkirkshir.. Dr "a. lls5 tons. Anderson. Cardiff
Scottish Fairy. DR. bk. y ,kohaiua. Oct u
Thrlcn Castle br IA lgss tons. shanghai
Viola hr bk. ~ tons, Price Liverpool. sept via
Honolulu
Victoria Cross, br bk. 6ss tons. Owen, Calcutta.
Doe. br bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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ARRIIILs IRON SEA.

STAT Of California. s-. Z3aU cons, Debney fm 2
Ecb -
McIauetuou. bkt. 2gs tons Manson I,h b.
COLUMBIA 81 Z7-i tons Bolles 5 T.. Feb o.
North Bend bkt go tons Porrsman. > O. Feb q
Rycvals 3r bs. SIS tons. William Liverpool
Feb ID.
Sparror -ch = q Feb
Archer. hr bk ~ ton-. Mercer. Brisbane lJan "a
Kate and Anna steam sch - tons, Lutgens. Grays
Harh0r. ian -
Durham. Br -h. osS tons. Seylnare im ota2o Jan =
Shurr.ea. a. $ Light-house >tr. Eyersou. cruise
De-
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Conncn COUNCIL.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tue
day evenings Of each month. at : O'Clock
rrs- Persons desiring 10 have matters acted
lppG bg the Council. at any regular meeting
mu,- present the same tp the Auditor anu
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
60 tlc Tuesday 900 which the Council holds 10,
regular meetIng-. u. a. CAEDN ELL.
Auditor and Clers
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Never 90 shopping without con-
Sulting the advertising columns of THE
ASToRIAN. They will tell you where
the best bargains are 10 be had, and lust
what merchants are alive and doing
business.
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Temple Lodge. NO. I. A F. A. NJ.

Regular Communications first and \"
third tuesdays in each month. at7is w
o'clock. .. A.. al the Hall in Astoria.
Members of the Order. in good standing, are
invited O. attend. By 0rde; Of the w. NJ.
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Astoria Lodge No. 4o.LoG.

Regular Meeting every tuesday Evening
ar -, o'clock. az Good Templar's Hall, Che
m mus Street. Astoria. over 9. /. Parker's
Store Members of the order, in good stand
ne. are invited % attend. Degree meeting 1T
Monday each month. By order ". G. /.
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Harrisburg Pa. Nov l.. lS>O.
DE. T. !. kENDALL X Co.. Gents have
avery uue mare that has had 4 bone SPAWN
Iur a iOng time. I tried every thing man
ruUid devils. Iu eur. IL Dut aii ina vain and
was abuUI o. give 10 up when friend If
mine m this city cImr to Tur and rerGm-
u"udrd EcudIll'> SPAWN Cure which I tried
with -gIEd r.-jj.i>. r-IUrvlug thai bone clear
ami clean aud then ~rEt - cents tp YOU for
rUe Of Your Illustrated Horse Books and
Ii.uk there i up l,eIT,T h0sk printed uH the
horse and Ei~ di>ra>,->. / have taken great
Interest iU 10 and n:;yr ~iurr SUii u copies
Ter yuG tn Uy Uri.hbDF- AMI viii Iry and Ito
what -,s.d I rlu Us getting them for Others
Xnrrrs rrfFTy a. w MIL EE
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.Kendall'S SPAWN Cure

j. sure Iu IL effects. MILD in ~ action IL It
durS not blister. .;tnd Yet IL u penetrating
Iud powerful tO reach any deep seated pain
ur To rcunye any h0uy growth oT any other
enlargement. u used for several days, such
~ Spdviu>. Spliut>. cUTh>. callOuS. SpTaillS,
>vc!lius~ any limruC>N and all enlaTgementS
uf the JOINTS or limbs. OT rheumatism IN man
and for any pUTpu>c for which a linimeut l.
used lur man UT beast. II i now known To
b- Oh" h,'>i iuUeuf FOR Hidu ever used. act
iug mild and ycr certain iU IL effects. II i
Used fuil Strength with perfect safety 40 all
>t-tsnII> nf the Year
send address for Illustrated circular which
Ur think gives positive pfnut vf IL virtues.
Np remedy hsI~ ever met with such ungIEIii-
irtl ~U-C' -. tc uUf kupWlr,.-r tUT h,ilSt a.
we'll - lI.tI
i'Tirt- 81 prr Lujllt. ur IN bottles for -.
ALL DEi GtiINIS nave. % Or r;in get It for
YOU. ur .t viii b- -D.Ir tr duy address nu re-
rriPI ui Grir,- by H.. p.uvrI"tay--
Bi;. D. =. KENDALL. X co.
Eu.~rur-H Fails. Vermont.
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knights OF Pythias,

Astor Lodge. No. 6. X. 0f =. meets
every Wednesday evening at TX
o'rl"ck. ia the hall OF the A. a. L. ". Y
Corner Cheuamu, and BeniOn streets.
l;y order
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Chamber OF Commerce OF Astoria.
Regular meeting every III and 81 Monday
of each rgaufh. ~ - T.. H.. in the hai al tin
Young Men Christian 4 As>orlaiiOn.
J. q. 4. BOWiBN. President
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KENDaLL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HTHAS FLESH.

bakersfield. VI. Dee. -. IS7J.
o.. i. KENDALL. * tu. tiruf~ wish tO
s,,ju Igy y>iiWDuy jH favor Ot yoUr Invaluable
iEuucI4t. ~krU.Iall'> SPAWN CgTr." ln the
-,raiHcd NV Ti,-ht limb al The knee. iuiHt
NsJ> very l-,uc aaj 20 times suffered the
Wu,t -ycTu-ai!n- pam. ] Wur,- Il hludlge
Uu It for uyrrJ Year. AMI tried Tn>i every
rhTu- iu Wy rpGrE. h;I rrUid tHd nothing
oyrTyurktd. % would pain me very much
lu April 1875 | began % think | should hc
a. cripple for life {. but having some Of KEN
daii'> SPAWN cure" Thought I would try IL.
IISrtl uuc third ui a isnttlc- and experienced
RELIEF 40 uuc.. Tile pain left W, aud has not
troubled mr since. ] feel very grateful to
YOU and would recommend 'krndaiiS Spawn
Cure tO ;ll who suffer with >pTain> or rhcu-
utatiSIu. Yours tTIlN, Mrs !. BDITELI..
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Warranty deeds, quit claim deeds
and mortgages, for sale al this Office.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

Silver, at par.
Com exchange On san Francisco = percent
premium.
Coin exchange on View York buying par:
selling. 7. 70 percent.
Legal Fenders-par.
Telerranhic transfers on New York ] reT
cent. premium.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From q Prominent Physician.

Wg>hiH-tonyi,Ir ohio. June l.. $50.
DE- T. -. hENUNI.I. 4 60. Gents Read
.I- NpJr advertisements !u Turf. FIELD and
|grr. ui krHdJli'~ SPAWN Cure. ana having
o. rr'Uris.s AND ~uy r.iy llpTS,- y.1icli hard been
ieIJr fr.w SPAWN eighteen months. sent t0
yrg tur q bottle hy express. which In >iN
weeks removed all iamruc>> and enlarge
Weut and a laT-p >plIHJ trum another hor>".
.5ud both horses are To-day a~ SOuud ~ colts.
The Ugc bottle Was worth tu me OUe hundred
uOilar>. Respectfully yours.
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SPURT5 OF 6issust.r. Zucus,
SnuGies, Cracking Pains il TIE
Head, FeSid EroaSh, Deafness,
and any Catarrhal Complaint.
can be externiahted by Wei Do
Meyers Catarrh Cure, a Consti-
tutional AutidOte, by Absorp-
tion The most Important Dis
cOvery since Vaccination.
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Sea Side Lodge 10. u a. o. .. y

sea oloe bOOBS NO. u n " - " N'
Tie stated meetings of ihl> lodge shall he
on saturday evening oi each week "a the hour
pi = O'rlerk during the months oi No
vam',rr. December. January anl February
Haif-pl>i durjug March. April. September
and October. and az 4. -. during MAY.
IUrr July aud August.
=. ". GEAEHAET. Recorder.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and waVy treSses of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIR0N. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps It from falling
Udt, arrests and cures gray
ness. removes dandruff and
itching, makes the III air
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tifIl. healthy Hair is the sure
result Of using kathairGn.
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Beaver Lodge No. 35. l. o. o. F.

Meet every Thursday evening. 6sSse
al o'clock. in the Odd Fel- - :
lows Hail. cor. Of Cass and Che
namus streets, Astoria. lem bers 81 the Orc
are invited C. attend. By0rdeT. n. q
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
lia. Oregon. ISIate California

STEAMSHIP LEAVES EVERY FIVE days
- ~ 3 4. NJ. aS follows
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. d ih- stomach. lIyyr sili,i l',yf, arr affect
-d. in aarrf the >ITn Remedy. HO>iriisr'-
~tuusr.l !iii-g>. Diseases uf the rr-aII-
named ',r-.1 others Ear more serious. and 4
delay i> therefor. hazardous Dyspepsia
liver complaint. clill, and fever. early TlIrU-
l.ssitir iulu-r>. kiuury wrsll-Et>>. bring ~,.Ti-
"ii> hediiy trouble ID iTi.rvi with. l.7>c Es
time iu using -hi> effective. >af.- amt luUg
known medicine. Fug sale hy all Druggist.
and Dealers generally.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
High Water.
Low Water.

From tables Of United States Coast Survey,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-28
GnnernI Trnde.

Tho =, lue of feed is droOpy, while
na.tsare strong and tend higher;
o1sorototoes 5readstufs are weaker,
eggs ditto, and traGie generally is in
moderate volume for the season, fully
mn to the average indeed, with iccvor-
able future prospects. The soaking
shower yesterday was very refreshing
70 vegetation in this vicinity, particu-
Early corn and garden stuffs Cotton
has not suffered for moisture, but
the showers will help it considerably.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market
for flour is quiet, with fair demand.
.Iobbers prices rule as follows
Xxx. 81 25;XXX, s. Is per Dbl, family
choice and fancy. IS IS TO SO rs, patents
~ 25ca7 rs per Dbl Cornmeal easy. at
$2 95 per Dbl in drayload or larger lots
and Zoe higher in a small way.
FEEDSTUFFS-M Mixed corn is in good
eunnlv at 81 to 58c per bu. in lots and
IA 4e higher in a small way white 65c
in lots. Oats easy at 45 to Ale
FOR mixed In lots and DOC IN q small
wav Bran scarce at SIS 90 to $l5 6Oper
son and rs 10 soc per cwt. Hay dull and
plentiful MT $l5@$l6 per ton for western
5;',3otbv and in a amall way 81 90 per
evil. southern prairie SO 30 per ton, and
Coo per cwt. 90 ~
,er I'm from wagons, as in quality, and in
store from 81 % to 50 50. Cabbage, SO "
toSS 90 per crate for home raised. Onions
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-28
A CALL FOR THE CODE.
Gen. GOrdOn's Son Seeking SaIiS-
faction from Ex-MayOr HUFF.

Atlanta Special in the Cincinnati CONNER
cial.
Among the immediate friends of ex-
Senator Gordon there is great excite
ment over communication in the
Chicago Tribune from an Atlanta cor
respondent, rejecting upon his pur-
pose in the mar agement of the Georgia
Pacific railroad. The correspondent
gives, in an interview, the opinion of
ex-Mayor Huff, late Of Macon, thai
Gordon, having robbed Georgia of
all that he could, has now organized
company for the purpose of foraging
upon Alabama and robbing the PEG
pie of that State The people Of Ala
bama will get euchered out of their
property and will never get the road
should Gordon fail to get the titles.
1t would not be a surprise if heshould
issue bonds without them. A man
that will issue an insurance policy
after the company is insolvent will is
sue bonds without any security"
Gen. Gordon being absent in New
York his son, Hugh II. Gordon, as
sumes in bis stead and seeks amende.
Mr.. Huff declines to treat with the
junior Gordon, but signifies his res
possibility to the ex-senator for his
expressions.
Every effort has been made by the
friends of Gen. Gordon to have the
matter adjusted, but Mr.. Huff asserts
that he has no concessions to make.
A card of bitter denunciation will
appear in the Constitution tomorrow
over the signature of Hugh II. Cor
don, and the impression is that the
affair will terminate in bloodshed.
Gen. Gordon has telegraphed to his
friends here requesting them to pre-
vent his son from acting hastily, and
the surmise is that nothing will be
done outside of the regulations of the
code.
All parties concerned are gentlemen
of unquestioued courage, and if the
charges of Mr.. Huff do not provoke a
personal encounter they will induce a
controversy in which rare political de-
velopments may be looked for. Gen.
Gordon will leave New York for At
lanta as soon as possible.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-28

81 80 to 81 70 per bushel box for Bermuda,
and So to Sc per Dbl for home growth.
FRUITS AND NUTS-Apples 81 SO
per Dbl measure from wagons and
25c higher at retail. Lemons scarce and
firm at 81 70 to Sc co per box. Raisins
range from 81 so to 81 rs per box.
Peanuts 3 to SIC for Tennessee red and
dull Virginia white very scarce and NOM
inaly 5 to &c per ID. Pecans 5 to 14c per
pound.
POULTRY AND EGGS-Good sized
young chickens meet ready sale at 81 90 to
So % per dozen; small, 81 rs to 81 70 and
chickens dull at So 90 to 81 70 per dozen.
Ducks, 81 Is for old, and young in de-
mand at 81 so to 81 Is per dozen Eggs
easy at IL to l215c per dozen for Tenn,
l0Hc for western stock.
BUTTER-Market quiet; country but
ter is scarce at II to l8c per ID, as to quail
ity, poor grades being slow and choice
meeting ready SALE Western quiet at IL
to 2fc for dairy and creamery grades.
Butterine dull at Ice per ID.
PR0VlSIONS-Bacon shoulders are
-jobbing for cash at 7Hd7Hc per ID; c ribs,
do. 92l@91sc; sides l0@l0%c; breakfast
bncon 11@llHc; hams 11A@ll%c; bulk
meats quiet; shoulders 69s@6]8c; do. ribs
8%@9c; do. ribs 999Hc; mess pork dull
at $1S.25 per Dbl; country meats are Hc
lower than quotations given; lard quiet;
ties 1l2s@1lsso; hlf bbls and kegs Ike;
pals 129l211c.
HIDES Market; weak dry flint No. ]
16@l611G No 2l3913% &c; green salt No. l,
SIC; No. 2, 81; tallow, SIC; beeswaX
zoe.
WOOL-Unwashed bury 10 to 15c per
pound, Clear do Is to 25c per h.; tub
washeddo Is to $50.
NAILS-Un Unsettled at So 90 pc? kog
rates
SUGAR-Maeket quiet. N. Y. brown
Sc; do C,8H to sac; standard A, 1015c of
A l0c to 1910 graduated, lie; powdered
lie; crushed and cut loaf, HE. Molassei
quiet at "a to Acc per gal.
C0FFEE-Firm at II to Ice per ID foi
Rio and "a to 26 for Java.
BALING SrUFFS.-Market quiet, a
8 to lie for bagging, as in quality
Irvine, 16c per ID; ties, 81 90 for standard
and 81 go to 81 Is for other qualities.
RICE-Demand fair at to 6 per Il
for medium qualities.
LIVE STOOK-Butcher and grazing
cattle are in light receipt and very scarce
with a brisk demand at 81 to AZ TO
medium to choice Texas and Ia to 81
for common to medium native and ia
cows or heifers. Yearlings So TO So pei
head; cows and calves SIS to $25; sheel
plentiful at 81 so to 81 per head; lambs ii
good demand at 81 80 to 81 per head
Hogs nominal, with no inquiry.
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Mon-RosIdont Notice.

No. $50, R D-Divorce-In the Bartlett Circuit
Court ofShelby county, Tenn. Charles Boz. d
vs. Lou Bond.
TT appearing from the Sheriff return IN this
i cause that the defendant, Lou BOD'd, can
not be found in bis county and is o non-resi-
dent Of the state OF Tennessee; IL IS thereto o
Sseeieu VIZ say 9aho p ~ az appearance
lett, Shelby county, lenn., Cd the second Mon
day in July, 1881, and plead, answer or demur
to com plainant's bill, or me same will be TAX
on for con fessed as to her and set for hearing
ex-parte, and that = copy Of this order be
published once q week FOR fpur IN acessive
weeks in the PUBLIC LRDGHR, Of Memphis,
Tenn.
A oopy--Attest:
THOMAS B CRENSHAW, Clerk.
This 18th day of June. lsS1.
George " WinfoTd, Atty for eompl't.
50 IS 1O1 I08
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Centenarian.
Fort Smith Independent, s2l.l

Fort Smith Independent, .2i.l
Uncle Edward Tucker, of Sugar
Loaf county, G. n, was before the
United States Commissioner last
Thursday. He is l01 years of age,
and is probably the most remarkable
man for his years In all this country.
EIe married a Choctaw women in 1900,
and came to this country "the year
arter the stairs fell" He was a ia
nous hunter over 40 years ago, and
until recently used hintlOck rife.
He can now see we'll enough to bring
down a squirrel and spends much Of
his time in the forest Uncle Edward
is at the head of large family, about
900 by marriage and connection, 'and
is the father by the fourth generation of
over "a children. Among other pecu-
liar features connected with this CEN
tenarian is one large front tooth, in a
good state of preservation, which has
ground 'possum and Tom Fuller for
10 these many years. His eyes are
blue, and retain their brilliancy to a
remarkable degree. His head is only
slightly gray, and no soap is ever used
on his hair He never uses medicine,
knows a number of springs to which
he resorts for doctoring purposes.
Old Father Edward is unlike his
namesake "0ld Dan Tucker he
neves gets drunk, but is an open
handed hOspitable old fellow, and
has ever set out his hog and hominy
even unto the third and fourth gem
Grafton of those who visit him.
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Ill sick stoamboatmen with medicines
at bis office. No. Z Madison streer.

all sick steamboatmen with medicines
at his Office, No. 7 Madison street.
The new Gem City has proved her
self very fast boat. She left st.
Paul on Friday last at Z p. m, and
arrived at st. Louis at 8 O'clock last
night, making all landings, handling
1000 pkeS of freight, and brought down
200 passengers. The trip was also a
financial success.
A letter received from Captain Joe
Carpenter states that lie expects to
have boat in the upper Mississippi
by harvest. He has a little short
trade from which he says none of the
lines can run him out. he has been
sick for month or more past, aad is
just now only able to be up and about.
Four pioneer river men, three Of
them pilots, were moving about TO-
gether yesterday, the computed ages
OF whom was 246 years. The names
of the pilots we're Abe Parker, Hugh
Funk and John b. MeCune, while
the fourth was Colonel Warner Of the
Crystal Palace, who in his younger
days was Bar keeper and commander
Of some of the best boats on the
river.
The splendid sidewheel passenger
steamer Rene Macready, in command
Of Captain 0. X. Joplin, is the regu-
lar packet leaving this evening for
Mariana, the Cut.Of, Wittsburg and
all way landings on L'Anguille and St.
Francis rivers, attending promptly to
all business entrusted to her, and
making direct connection at Wittsburg
with the light draught packet Adj
vance for the Sunk Lands. A. L..
Banning presides at the desk, and is
assisted by his brother Edward.
Captain G.. Wash Thompson's pop
ular packet Cons Millar is receiving
TO leave at 5 pm. for Cairo, Louis
vile, Cincinnati aud all intermediate
landings on the Ohio river, connecting
with the different railroads and Civ
ing through tickets to all points east
at very low rates. The accommoda-
tions of the Millar are Second to none
in the line, and her officers are polite
and attentive to the wants of their
patrons. Jimmy Voris presides at the
desk, and is assisted by Laie Robin.
son,
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COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER oyFIoE,

MEhPHIB, IEkN.s June 70, lool'
The money market is very quiet,
title spirit being reported eitker in
Eastern or western cities. The move
nent in speculative stocks at New
~ has been much less active and
in price during the past few
LAYS that previously ruled. Tennes-
see state 6s closed in New York yes
terday at 76@76l; NJ. & G. stock went
do Sn to So, but closed at SO; Mobile
& Ohio closed at 37s; Iron Mountain
|at "a; Louisville & Nashville at 1861,
and Nashville & Chattanooga at 50.
|Government As are INA; AIS at ll4B,
|and extended 5s 1884. No change Of
importance has occurred in the local
market; money is in ample supply and
'iscounts are easy at 6 per cent,
Eastern exchange isquiet and steady
h var to &c off buying and ic premium
Eelfi,7g. New Orleans exchange. is
mi nj mar selling and fc off buying.
Uncurrent securities rule mainly
h RIM nc follOwet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-28

At this bilious season the system
needs cleansing toward the dreadful
feelings attending an early attack, and
nothing can do it more effectually
than j. M. Laroque's anti Bilious
Bitters, manufactured by w. f..
Thornton, Baltimore, Nd. Sold by
all druggists. 81 bottle, or % cents
a package.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-28

within legal hours, the following personal
property, to wit:
A certain Indebtedness of Galloway, Hamp-
ton & Co. to tho city of Memphis, amounting
at the date of the decree 70 tho sum of So. :
$50 70, evidenced BY a Judgment rendered
Mayor and Aldermen of the City Of Memphis
vs. GallaWay, Hampton 4 Co., No. 3Os3, o II
D, one of tho above consolidated causes. For
particulars ref .reneo is here made to said de-
cree Terms of sale-eash,
This 18th June, 1881
Smith i Caller, W N Randolph, foTs'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-28
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
nnArn trLY1Na THIS DAY.

BOATS LEIVINe THIS DAY.
For st. Francis river, Maeready.-...5 p m
Cincinnati, Cons Millaf..,,n.....5p m
I" New Orleans, Belle Shreveport.6 p m
ARRIVED.
Steamer Golden City, New Orleans.
U. Scbench, New Orleans.
City Of GreenVille, Vlcksburg.
Grand Tower, st. Louis,
Alice Brown, Ohio River.
" Pacific, Ohio river.
Iron Mounia n, st. Louis.
Z" Grand Lake, ST. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Katie Hooper, Arkarsaw City.
james Lee. FFiar's Point.
" Osceola Belle, 0sceola.
+" u. p. Schenck Ohio river
" City Of Greenvi'le Bt. Louis.
Grand Tower, Yicksburg.
Alice Brown, New Orleans.
Grand Lake, New Orleans,
Iron Mountain, New Orleans.
Golden City, Ohio river.
IN PORT.
Rene Macready, Cons Millar, II. j
Dickey, Pacific.