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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DgPAR1uRgoF TRAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio and S0uih1Sestern-
s-rsins move as follows; Mail leaves daily; ex-
ceot sunday, at 400 pm; freight leaves daily at
S.5O am Mail arrives daily, except Sunday. At
q a m p: freight arrives daily at 40 pm.
MempuiS and LiStIe ROck-TTalus move
- follows Passenger No. leaves daily al 40
M. Fetgnt leaves daily, except sunday. q $50
: m Pas enger No. 4 arrives daily ~ $40 am !;
fneeht arrives dAi ly, kept Sunday at o: 30 pm
Memphis and CharIestOn-Tuios move
a. follows (city time): Mail and expTess leaves
1aflv Al 5O5 y m: fast mail and express leaves
dsiIx at 1875 a m Somerville accommodation
Leaves daily. except sunday, at IS pm. Mail and
eTpress arrives daily at $50 m: fast m+il sud
expTess arrives daily at $40 p m; SomerVille nc
conmodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at ID
an. -, ri .,
ns follows. Fast mail arri YES daily at 1908 an,
1eavs at IL pm; m4il leaves daily At $50
a n . passenger acc lmmodatiOu leaves daily at
5e.Ie q m arrives daily at $50 pm Getty uIne)-
syiu rnake close connection for all points East;
BROWNSVILLE accommodate leaves daily, except
SUNDAY at Ass y. N mail arrives daily at go
n M: Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
sxaept Su uday. { So
srfsSI-HiptBt stad rPuBetsce-Traius move
az follows. NV Orleans maU leaves drily at
~. 3 Nm: New OriesuS fest express leaves caily
ct COS pm freight fclvcs daily. except sunday,
At 6:2J am. New Orleans mail arrives daily at 10
a m; New Orleans fast express arrives daily At
S.3Oa N. freight rives daily. except sunday, AT
80 . n. Freigh trains carry passengers.
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PROVISIONS.

Hog products advancing, with far pros
poets for higher prices this week Fresh
meats very scarce and firm. Butter steady.
| Chee-e dali and nominal
BUrrER-Common, IS(1l9c; Kentucky, Is
| C124c; Western, 2SGG34c; fancy dairy, 35GGl
SIC; Goshen, 37(93Sc; or; amery, 47c.
CHEEsE-New factory at S@9c per pound
half cream, 99@ioc; fnll-cresm, t29@13ci
Yonug America, 1S49llc.
| FRESH AT-Beef-forequarters 4(55c;
headquarters, 6@9c; mess, si2 per barrel;
| Sc 90 half barrels Hogs, Sc; bsckbones, 46
Be; spare ribs, S9ec; sausages, sc. Mutton,
| 5(96c, by the Carcass
| MEss PoRK-Sl9 70 per barrel; sugar
cured hams, Sl3; breakfast bacon, $13 25
| per cwt.
BAcoN-Packed- clear pides, Sll so; clear
rib, 81 %; shoulders, S. %; loose, 124c per
cwt less.
BULK MEATS - Packed - clear sides
so 624; clear rib, $40 SO; shoulders, 81 25i
loose, l2lc per cwt less.
LARD -Tierce, SlI S71 keg,. So p; 90 Ii
pail, $l2 374; lob pail, $12 SO; 3-lh
tins, Sl3.
New YORK, April S.-Pork steady; new
mss, $17 50(317 624. Lard steady; prime
steam, 1l.42!@1l.47@c.
BALTIMORE, April s. Provisions firm.
Butter weak; Western, packed, lSG46c; roll,
25G935c. Eggs irregular and nominal, Is
@I9c.
LOUISVILLE, April S.-Provisions firmer
but not quotably higher. Mess pork, SIS.
Bulk meats-shoulders, 6SG7c; clear rib,
3 95G9l0c; clear sides, 10 45c BIcon-
shoulders, &c; clear rib, 10 60c; clear, 4 Toe.
SugAr-cured hams, 12lG9l3c. Llrd-choice
kettle rendered, Isle.
CINCINNATI, April S.-Pork dull and
nominal, SIS Lard dull and nominal, IL .10c.
Bulk m ats strong; shoulders, &c; clear
rib, Zoe. Bacon firm; shoulders, Sc; clear
rib, 10gc; clear, II &c. Butter dull and
dropping; choice Western Reserve, 32c;
choice Central Ohio, 25c.
ST.. LOUIS, April S.-Pork stronger; S17 90
asked cash, Sl7 20 bid May. Dry salt meats
higher; shoulders, 6.S0c; long clear, 97oc;
shoIt rib, 8 SOC; short clear, I015c Bacon
higher; shoulders, 74c; short rib, oS5c;
short clear, ll20@1lfc. Lard nominal,
IL l5c. Butter-dairy, 3093Sc; creamery,
40@543c. Egg, 1S4c.
NEW ORLEANS, April S-Pork quiet at
SO l22 Lard steady; refined, tierce, IL Ia
lie; key, 12@l2Ic. Bulk meats frmer;
shoulders, loose, 7s69T4c; packed, 1901 g.;
shoulders Sc; clear rib and long clear, ii + /;
clear, 1l4c. Sugar-cured hams firm; ca. :
vastd, l19I24c.
CHICAGO, April S.-Pork moderately ac-
tive and higher; ST. 45(9I7 80 C lsh, ST. 400
Il As April, si7 429CSf7 As May, s17 6
June, 81 50 July. Lsrd frmer but not
quotably higher; 11.l0@l1124c cash, IL Ia
@I1-20: May, 1L524@Il.35c June, Has
Gl1.474c July. Bulk meats stronger aud
higher; shoulders, 6S5c; short rib, 10c;
short clear, 10ic.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Busine. first rate yesterday.
Receipts by river yesterday, 50 bales cot
ton,
fhs j. I. Noodsoh hid fine trip out for
Arkansas river yesterday e4enins.
The railway packet Katie Hooper went
out for Madison yesterday crowded with
PASSENGERS:
CAPTAIN W. II. Holt goes cut in command
of the J. S. Brahsfotd in the st. Francis river
trade Tue dag.
The Daniel kaue gortipieted her repairs
here, End left Yesterday for Island II, where
she left her tow.
The josie Harry had d foe tip out for
White river yesterday including PIE isant
company OF Passefgers.
More April showers yesterday set fine
example fer the whsr,masters TO work by
when the showers cease to fall.
The Ciy of Baton Rouge passed south
Yesterday with $500 tons freight. adding here
a lot 81 ihhles, Wagons and sdndries.
The John Is. Maude, in, from St. Louis
yeste tJay thortiitg, had 46t5 packsEes 81
freight for Memphis. She returned light in
| the evening.
Inc. Cons siiIlar fett for the Ohio yestsr-
day with $50 bales colt ton, 5000 aks oil, meal
zoe brls oil, q tons old railway iron, 50 tonf
suudres and fair trip OF people.
Signal-service report; River 80 feet 8
inches-decline inches. Another heavy rise
in the Cumberland at Nashville, and light
rises at headwater- Of all upper streams
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LIVE STOCK AND HOGS.

The supply OF cattle has been very light
scarcely equal to tbe butchers demand
Prices haze Await d fully ic on all grades
and prospects good tor The MIA. ket to remain
& M. A fair sqrpls of hogs OF the market,
ard The de:aand only moderate. No sheep
Eefe, and in demand.
CArTLE-Choice native and Texas corn
fed, per pound, 53@6lc; good ,uative, and
naive es Sld Tesas s' cpTn,fed, Per pound 4@
&c; smooth, fat oxen, weighing 1000 to 1870
pounds, per pound, 4@5e; rough steers and
fat heifers and cows, per pouod, AGA &c
choice grass, 99@4lc; fair to s,rdiur grass
5@Hlci seal awass And cofirnon, 1l@2lc.
saREf-Choiee, per pound, 5@54c; me
dunn, per pound, Si@Aci comt,oh, per head
St@f 50.
i, hs as5 Chs s ssE b he'd saa So me
Hoes-Choice. corr, per podnd, 79s7ic
medium, per Poiind, d@fcj colimon. 4I@6c
Cows AND CALVES -Milch cows, with
young calves, per head, S15935; yearlings
per head, S4G17.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WE are manufacturing and carry in stock q
w weil-assorfed line of COTTON-PLANTERS.
of various patterns selected especially with refer
ence TO cheapness durability and efficiency.
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sPFCIAIt-Our s-ices oren snd TO all ana "
Ire road in KENTUCKY II t
Trisi Nine ar Mines will dc!iyer such coal at our
sr1e rs f thar what our il-Ihed at by other Ain
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Total Total T 2sss AP %a .I ISIS Ss b baIe
Total rseeipts At ali Tniied States morris '0'o O''ie
for the week ending April 2, lSSa.-. 10 S6S bale
Weeks receipts to date, 6667 bales
against 1867 bales last week, and 967e
bales same time last year.
Exports TO Great Britain, $3.50 bales
| against 1898 bales last week, and 1875
bales same time last year.
Exports to continent, 1913 bales. against
5l52 bales last week, and 1890 bales same
time last yesr.
Stocks at all United States ports, 79l, IA
bales. sgainst $50, 260 bales last week, and
1l6,245 bales same time last year
Total receipts to date, 4,293,6S2 bales,
AZ inst 5,l5S 0SS bales last season, and
45l9,09S bales in 1S79-SO
Total foreign exports, 2,75S,96l bales,
against 35S4925 bales last season, aud
2,95S, 500 bales in IS79-SO.
Total stock, 791, 4l4 bales. syainst 7I6. 245
bales last season, and 730,S00 bales in
IS79-S0.
Decrease in receipts this season, $50. 406
bales, from those of last year.
The interior movement at % interior
towns for the week ending Friday, April
9Th: Receipts, 20, $3.50 bales, against IS '544
bales same week last yesr-decrease, 1924
bales. Shipments, 37,56S bales, against
50,S02 bales same week last year-decresse.
l3 23l bales. Stock, 2I5 944 bales. against
~ $50 bales last year decrease, 81 .4O6
bales
'TToN MOVEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
Proof-sheets of the report Of the National
Cotton Exchange of America, for the seven
months ending March 3ist, have been re-
ceived, from which the following synopsis is
made:
The returns for the month OF March indi-
cate larger movement of cotton overland,
of which 3S,024 went to the mills, "a ,2T5 TO
the ports, and 2456 to Csnada The increase
in the quantity sen: TO isi!ls by rail direct
over last month is about 100 per cent, and
the figures are l0,020 b4i's in excess of the
corresponding period last year. Northern
spinners have materially increased their
takings both from the interior and the ports
aud, while last month the deficit in the
aggregate purchases was 52,03S bales, it is
now only 81, 425.
The overland movement for the seven
months this year foot up 393,037 bales,
against 402 $50 bales last year, and 1926
balls the year previous
During the seven months 4,G9Q677 bales
Of the present crop came into sight at the
ports and at points of crossing, en- route from
producers 10 Northern mills, indicating "a
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY, EGGS. ETC

Eggs scarce and a shade higher. Chickens
plentiful and duh. Turkeys scarce. Potatoes
quiet Onions quiet at quotations from store
New snaps" at fabulous prices.
VEeETA -Potatoes-peachblows IS
New York rose, So 1894; seed potatoes
trmer. Sweet potatoes - s. 65@4 for
home grown; IS so for Southern. Green
peas, 81 per box. Olions, S. 25@3 so.
Garlic, 81 per hundred. Turnips, 81 10
al Is per barrel; rutabags, 81 % per
barrel. Kraut-large barrels. SI3@l4;
medium, 5000; half barrels. S5@6.
FRUITS = Oranges = Palermo, nominaIly
81 50(93 per box; Messina, 81 so per box
Lemons, s. 50@4 per box. Cocosnuts, IS per
hundred. Bananas, 81 50@2 80 per bunch
Peanuls-Virginia haud-picked, lie; Ten
nessee red, 6497lc; white, 7!c; roasted, pic
higher; shelied, Zoe. Almonds. pic. Texas
Peesns, 10@14c; Arkansas, Zoe. English
walnuts, 15G9lSc. Filberts, 12@l3c. Brazil
nuts, SG9l0c. Raisins, S36S 25; London
layers, 8 80; Imperial, s. 80; Asiatic, 81 50.
tigs-linen bags, be per pound; layers, Ice
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heal the Witnesses.

We have known Swift
number of cases, many
and have never know
make a permanent cure
ii. l.. DENNARD,
W. ID, NOT TINGHAM,
MOORE & FUTILE,
lam acquainted with
natures appear TO the I
high character and star
A. II. (CLOUI
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WHISKY, ETC,

Prices as previously quoted and business
WHISTLES = Redistilled, doc "a 81 so;
staight, 81 5094, according to age.
WISEs-Imported port, 81 5094; sherry,
81 55G14; champagne-Am .r can extra dry,
S7@S; Piper Heidsick, S23925; Mumm'4
extra dry, s25G627 claret, s. 75t97 per box
CItawbs, cases, 81 5096-
BRANDIEs-C ,gnac, SOLO; peach, g SO
Gl3 30; apple, $2G13 80.
CHICAGO, April S.-Whisky steady, 81 10
ST.. LOUIS, April S.-Whisky steady, 81 Is
BALTIMORE, April Whisky higher
81 20G1 20s.
NEW ORLEANS, April s.-Whisky steady
Western rectiied, 81 05@1 90.
CINCINNATI, April 8. Whisky steady
81 II. Continuation sales Of finished goods
6e5 barrels, on a basis of 81 II.
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eEL1slEs HIDES AND LEATHER.

The market is very weak, and sales hard
to accomplish at quotations.
PELTRY-Hunter racoon-No. /, 55c; No.
9, 40c; No. 8, Zoe, No. 4, 1Oc; country racoon,
10 TO Acc; cased mink, 10 10 35c; otter, Soc to
81; beaver. soc to 81; musktat, to Zoe; Wild
cat, 10 to 25c; house cat, l0c; oppOsu M, 10c;
skunks, 10 to S5c; wolfskin, soc to 81 so;
fox, 40 to Coo; bearskin, SOC to s.; sheep
skin, % to Use; dry deerskin, per pound, 20
to see, decline of i5c per pound.
HIDEs, ETc.-No. l dry flint hides, $50
Ice; No. 2 dry hides, u 9l3c; dry salt hides,
10@l2c; No. l green salt hides, 71c; No. 2
green salt hides, &c; green hides, 4196c;
beeswax-prime yellow, 1Sc; tallow, 64c;
ginseng. per pound, 81 so.
FBAfHERs Prime, 40c.
LEATHER sole, per pound, S7@40c;
heIniock, 1850; harness, 500 0c; skirting,
37@i0c; French calf, 10000 per dozen; do
nestle calf, S30@45 per dozen.
WooL-Tubwashed, 25@S5c per pound
unwashed, 1S923c; bury, l0@l6c.
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Gay GOODS.

New YoRK, April s-The general demand
has been light and unira portant, but through
many mail and photographic orders for mis-
cellaneous assortments the movement has
been OF very good proportions. The market
is without features. of import, but with a
aeeni IL indicate preparation for action OF
IMPORTANCE
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
mdxsMENTs AZ The tEvsE.

ArTi5qs.-J. S. Bfansford, ST. Francis
river; Rattle Hoop, Madison; John B
Msude, St Louis; City of Baton Rouge
ST. Louis; Coahoms, Friars Point.
Departure Cons MiIlar, Cincinnati; John
B. Maude, ST. Louis; Katie Hooper, M4di
son; josie Harry, White river; J. A Wood
son, Arkansas river; Coahoma, o sceola.
Boats IN Port.-Jsmes Lee.
Boats Due DosCH.-Coahoms, Mark Twain
Gold Dust, City of Helena, Granite State and
CITY of Greenville.
Boa Dire Up-Dean Adams, Golden
Crown, Il ne Macready, Katie Hooper, Annie
i. Silver, Golden Rule and City OF FIcks-
burg.
EeeeIpts Yesterday.
J. S Bransford-65 bales cotton and 20O
pkgs hides.
q ahoma-24 bales cotton and $50 pkg.
hdse.
John b. Maude-I33l brls -four, 955 brl.
meal, 12B brIs pork, 20 brls potatoes, 20 tcs
hams, 275 pkgs lard, 434 SKIS corn, go SKIS
esr-corn, $40 SKIS oats, q SKIS seed, horses
and $50 pkgs mdse.
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FOR SALE.

ITO COTTON PLANTERS IL have for sale on
varieties OF cOTTON-sEED, preserved with espe-
cial reference far seed, including lava Prolific,
SOyd Prolific, HadagOrda silk, etc. These seed
were grown the past year the alluvial river
bottom lands in Mississippi county, Arkansas, and
the the product OF seed shipped thence last spring.
grown the previous year on Tennessee highlands.
Address,
} W. JEFFERSON & CO.,
No. ~ Front street Menphis.
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Maximum temperature, 81.
Minitytu Tom arattir 70 Cg

, s.: $$ : :Ss:5 E E n:
Maximum temperature, 81
Minimum temperature. g.
WHEELING, April 8.-Noon-River z feet
9 inches, and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
NASHVILLE, April S.-River rising, with
19 feet on the gauge, showing rise of 0 feet
inches within the past "a hours
PIrrsBURa, April S.-Noon-River feet
and stationary. Weather clear and pleasant
Night-River feet, and stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
VicKsBURG, April Silver fell / 4 inches
during the past "a hours. Weather clear
and very warm. Departed: City of Vicks-
burg, st. Louis, l. am.
CINCINNATI, April 7.-Noon-RIver Is fee
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
cooler. Arrived: Will Kyle, New Orleans
Night-River Is feet, and falling. Weather
clear and warm. Departed Andy Baum
Memphis; Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April S.-Weather cloudy
warm and showery; thermometer, So. N,
arrivals. Departed: City OF New OrleaD
and Port Eids and barges, St. Louis; U. j
| Schenck, Cincinnati. The John A. Scudde
is due to might from st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April S.-Night-River fallei
, inches, with II feet inches by the gauge
| Weather very warm and showery during tn
| day, with heavy rain and thunder AM
! lightning storm tonight Departed: Cit,
Of Alton, New Orleans; City OF Greenvillt
! Vieksburg.
EVANSVILLE, pril S.-Noon-R River is 81
feet and rising. Weather cloudy, warm an
rainy. Arrived: Granite State, Cincinnati
$50 pm; r. r. Springer, Cincinnati, AS
am. ID parted: Granite STATE. Memphis,
am. Night-Riyer 10 10 feet, and rising
Weather clear, with light rain about moo
and signs OF more Thermometer, $50 Arrived
Nint Shinkle, 30 pm. Departed: K. I
Springer, New Orleans, pm.
Cairo, April S.-Noon-Weather cloud
an warm. Arrived: Gold Dus', st. Loui
pm; H. J. Dickey, Memphis, 4 am; st,
Genevieve, Memphis, 5 am. Departed
Gold Dust, Vicksburg, 10 pm; III. j. D;cke,
st. Louis, s am; Ste. Genevieve, st. Loui
10 am. Night-River "a feet, and fallin;
Weather clotdyj Thermometer, 72'. Arrived
City of Helena, 81 Louis, 8 PM Bell
Memphis, NIcksburg, pun. DEPARTED
Belle Memphis, st. Louis, Z pm.
LOUISVILLE, April s.-Noon-River col
tinues to fall slowly, with feet q inches
the canal, feet inches in the chute on III
falls, and 3 feet s inches over the rock
Weather cloudy and pleasant, with indies
tons of more rain. Business good. Departed
S l.. Wood and tow, New Orleans; j. Shar
McD maid and tow, New Orleans. Night
River falling, with 3 feet inches the can;
and feet inthes in the chute on Il
falls. Weather partly clear and cloudy.
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COAL! COAL!
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HAMBURG, April S.-Arrived: Bohemia,
New York.
New York, April S.-Arrived: State OF
Indians, Glasgow; Waesland, Antwerp; Main,
Bremen.
Nrw ORLEANS, April s.-Arrived: Hud-
sop; New York; wanderer, Beliz-j Jeuna
liverpool. Cleared. st. Louis and Gracia
Iiverhoof
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HousE-sUILolNe MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime ana cement are uuli AT FORMER
FRAMING LUMBER Yard prices-Rough
sl5 per 1000 #; dresssd, $50; yellow pine
dooripg. So; shingles, $S@4 so; lathing
poplar, 81 70; cypress, 81 per 1000 laths
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20 feet
NAus-S3 rs rates per key.
BRICKS Hard, SO so; soft, 50 thou
sand friedrich, $4f14 so hundred.
LIME AND CONCENTRATIONS lime, 3
bushel barrel, 95cG9Sl barrel; Tennessee
d bnshel barrel, S5G9Oc; louisville cement
| 81 70@i IS bafrelj Fl ,sed ale cement, 81 81
a bIrrel: Portland. S5i Plaster OF Paris, 81 so
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Dates-African, hose per pound; golden
9@1Oc Brandy cherries, Il per dozen.
6C97Jc per pound. Dried peaches, sac
per pound. Pickles, medium barrel, $40
8 25; half-barreI, s. 5O95 70.
CrpER-Missouri, s. SO per barrel, and
81 IS for half-batreli Old orchard, g SO pc,
barrel; e 70 for haif-bstfel.
Esas-i6@1Es.
f'IsH-Mackerel-1z-Ib kit, No /, si@
l 10; No. ., 65@95c; t5-Ibs, No. !, 81 IOCd
! 2oi No. 2, 95c@s1; half-barrel, so lbs
No. /, 81 60; No. 2, s. s.. White fish, No
l, per half-barrel, S. SOFAS 70; family, 81 p
al 80; per kit, noninally 81 -. Dried
herrings, per box, 25@SOc; North Carolina
roe herring. half-barrel, So 80.
PoULTRY-Hens, 81 mixed, & J0taj3 ..
Turkeys, S12@l6 per dozen. Geese, 80.
Dncks 81 hnEr.2
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HORSES AND MULES.

Fair SUPPLY On tie piaFRet al Prices un-
chaHEct.
MULEs-No. 1 dray mules, Is to 161 hands,
$l75@225; ISL to Is, $l50@l75; Is to Isl,
Sl25@l50; 144 to 10, Sl0O@I25.
HORSES Good driving, $l25G3200; heavy
draft, none on the market; saddle horses,
$140@225; plugs, Sl0@75.
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PETROLEUM. MARKETS.

COAL OlL-Wholes ale lots, TO- per gallon.
CLEVELAND, April S.-Petroleum quiet
but firm; =. W., 10, &c.
BRADFORD April S.-Petroleum firm
opened at 79;; highest, 79sc; closed at role.
Prrrsntne, April s,-tytroleara Quiet
United certificates steady; closed at 79ic
rrnned. &c PhiladelnhiA delivery.
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SEEDS

The following list of prices cover the
principal articles, for which there Is at pres
ent daily increasing demand.
CLovER-S6 - per bushel.
GRASS Red top, or herd, 81 10 per busheli
orchard. 81 90; extra clean blue. II .; tim
othy, S3ld.3 .; G-rma IN mill-t, e 4jG92 50;
Hungarian 81 40.
OArs II ID rust proof, s69g0c; black G5
@F5c.
0sIoSs Sets, 81 5O@s.
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than strike him after he is down. The Nc
| Intyre brothers lost their beautiful boat
They forgot self and possessions in that try
| ing hour and did all in their power to aid in
saving the lives OF all on board. Everything
was done in the very face and laws of death
| that brave men and experienced officers
could do and it is miracle TO US that all
on board were not lost. Had 1t not been for
| the GOODNESS and bravery of Purcell, the
pilot, and the noble boy hero, Bob" Kelly,
who stood at his post of duty at the throttle
of the powerful engines and sacrificed his
life in his brave effort to save the lives Of
others, probably none would have been left
TO tell the tale.
I Z" The pilot never left his wheel
Till flames shot past his head,
And Bob stood on the burning deck
Whence all but him had nd
He waited f1r tire pilot gong,
And to the throttle clunE,
To let Bob know that he was done,
But, alas it never rung.
In conclusion, we hope that truth and jas
tice will at lest give the Mcintyre brothers
Serling and Billy-credit for acting like
brave men and heroes in that hour of evil
misfortune and during the trying ordesl Of
cobhagration which they could not prevent,
AID an accident over which they had no
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CHICAGO, April THE following dis
patch was received here from New York
to-day by w. ii. Dixon, commissioner for
the Western trunk lines: The trunk l..1es
have dtcidcd to discontinue the use Of the
war rates from New York, Pnils,lelphia,
Baltimore aud Washington 20 points west OF
Chicago and -. Louis, on eE.d after April
18th, aud the tariff bsssI. on full rates to
such points will go toto effect on that date.
Notify Psrijes infested.
G. Il MEEKER,
J. n ABBOTT,
J. 4 WOOD.
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A''ia------.--'s ----- tr'i' - SN-'-v' Oo-fr-'i
The takings Of Northern mills give an
average per week for the seven months Of
44,397 bales, against Is, ASS last year and
43,2Ss the year before.
The rat receipts OF cotton at all United
States portsfrom septemb-r J 1881, to March
81, 1852, foot up 4.2f2,772 baleg, against
5,Q53, AZ bales last year.
Exports for the same time were 2,65I ,645
bale, agaiust 3, 100, l3l last year
Stock at United states ports at the close
Of Ncrch, 1882 was 500 40 bales, against
500 .373 bales same date 1881.
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Cotton exchanges New York and New
Orleans will remain closed till Monday
Consequently no teiegrsphic reports were
received at the Memphis Cotton Exchange
yesterday,
The following is the New York weekly
comparative cotton statencuts
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sRooms AND saooM.ceRN

Brooms of homie NJ anufsctrre and broom
corn cohtinhe in good derdand.
BR6osi CoKS-Per ton $500 30, accord
ing to. grade.
Brooks Per deer in wholesale lots
81 75N4.
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decrease of 7So, 01a bales from last year, and
252. i9e from the year before.
The comparative supply during this period
aggregates 4, 913,272 bales, against 1926, 209
last year, and 5,O24,264 bales the previous
season. The following table shows the dis
position made Of this cotton: