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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-11
4Elenailg Bnlletip:
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1882.
Happiness of the Newly Married

Happiness Of the Newly Married.
1t is the happiest and most virtu-
Gus state of society in which the
husband and wife set out together,
and with perfect sympathy of soul
graduate all their expenses. plans,
calculations, and desires, with refer
ence to their present means and
their future and common interest.
Nothing delights me more than to
enter the neat little tenement Of the
young people, who, within perhaps
two or three years, without any
resources, but their own knowledge
or industry, have joined heart and
hand, and engage to share together
responsibilities, duties, interests,
trials, and pleasures of life. The
industrious wife is cheerfully en-
ploying her own hands in domestic
duties, putting her house in order,
or mending her husbands clothes,
or preparing the dinner; whilst per-
haps the little darling sits prattling
on the floor, or lies sleeping in the
cradle, and everything seems prepar-
ing to welcome the happiest of hus-
bands and the best of fathers, when
he shall come home from his tolls to
enjoy the sweets of his little par.
adise. This is the true domestic
pleasure. Health, contentment,
love, abundance, and bright pros
poets are here. But it has become
a prevalent sentiment that q man
must acquire. his fortune before he
marries-that wife must have no
sympathy nor share with him in the
pursuit of tin which most Of the
pleasure truly consists-and the
young married people must set out
with as large and expensive an es-
Enlistment as is becoming those
who have been welded for twenty
years. This is very unhappy; it fills
the community with bachelors, who
are waiting to make their fortunes,
endangering virtue and promoting
vice; it destroys the true economy
and design of the domestic institu-
ton, and it promotes idleness and
inefficiency amongs females, who
are expecting to be taken up by for
tune, and passively sustained with
out any care or concern on their
part; and thus many wife becomes,
as a gentleman once remarked, not
a "help-mate," but help-eat. p
Winslo,o.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-20

The Liverpool kilograms of yesterday re-
ported the moderate inquiry freely supplied.
Sales, 10000 bales, of which 1900 were Amer
lean. Receipts, 1900 bales, of which 400
were American.
At 1890: Uplands, 62d; Orleans, 65d.
At 1870: Ordinary, sgd; good ordinary,
6sd; low middling, 6sd; Uplands, 64d;
Orleans, cd.
The Liverpool market for futures at noon
was dull January February, 6 23-32d; Feb
April-May, 6 27-32d; May-June, SD; July
August, 3l-32d.
At 4: June-July, 29-32l.
At 4:30; February March, % SD !;
March-April, 25-32d; April-May, 13-l6d.
Ats: January-February, February March,
6 l1-16ii MarchApril, 63d; April May,
6 % 32I; May-June, 6 27-32d; June-July,
6sd; July-August, Is 16d.
Futures closed weak, with the entire list
off 1928 32d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-20
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The White river packet Josie Harry, Milt
Harry captain, is the regular mail boat for
that stream to morrow evening, as high as
Jacksonport. Business taken for reshipment
at that point to points in upper White and
Black rivers: Sec Dick Lightburne about
it, at his Monroe street office.
The James w. Calf is the Ohio river packet
tomorrow evening. Captain r. W. Wise
commands, with james Surtees in the Office.
Captain Dick Lightburne is open to inter
view, at his Office on Monroe street, concern
ing shipments of freight and passenger ac-
commodations TO all points as high as Gin
ninnati
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Vanderbilt SAYS.

New York, January 19.-Vanderbit told
q friend yesterday that be had not sold
share OF Reading, but had on the contrary
increased his holdings. A private telegram
from Gowen said that the McCalmonts had
transferred all their Reading common stock
-l57 ,5Ss shares-and he understood it was
being sold 1t is believed that nearly the
entire amount has been marketed. Randall
is delivering borrowed stock apparently for
effect. Vanderbilt says that the two eertiti-
oates in his name were borrowed stock. Kid
der, Peabody & Co. declined to make any
statement in regard to the reported selling OF
the McCalmont stock.
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GROCERIES,
Business continues quiet in all department
of this branch of trade.

Business continues quiet in all departments
of this branch of trade.
COFFEE-ordinary, u@12c; fair, Ike; prime,
1870; choice, 14@l45zc.
SUGAR-Louisiana open kettle, 71&9Sl4c; vel
low clar fed 9d94c; eff white clarified, 912994c
pure white. 9s49lOc; cut loaf, NC; granulated,
101zc; powdered, lie.
MOLASSES-Louisiana common to fair, 4595jc;
good to prime, 5S9G0c; strictly prime TO choice.
&c: fancy, 65e-
FRUITS-Oranges-Louis 81 50aI9 per bar
rel SEQ 10 per case; peF box, s. 5O@5 10; Florida,
50 per box; Jamaica, nominally 81 per barrel
Lemons, 81 25994 80 a box; Messina, 81 5ota5.
ginia hand-picked, Ice; Tennessee red, 61xg71zc;
white, re; roasted, 214e higher; shelled, Toe.
Almonds, 2Oc. Texas pecans. 1o9I4c; Arkansas.
6lOc. English walnuts, l5glSc. Filherts, l21 Sc
Brazil nuts, s6lOc. Raisins, S3dS p; London lay
ers, S. so; imperial, S. so; Agate, 81 So Figs.
linen bags, 515a1Sc per pound; layers, Ice Dates
African, 7Se9sc per pound; golden, 99lOc.
Brandy cherries, 81 per dozen
APPLES, ETC.-Choice, s494 80 from levee: in
store, medium 81 SOFAS by the barrel; good to
fancy, $500 80. Michigan dried apples, &c per
pound. Dried peaches, 445c per Id. M.nee meat.
SLS4ac. in barrels and half-barrels; 41zC912c in
pals New jellies. 10 lie in pals. New pickles
medium barrels, se99 IS: half barrels 50 5095 IS.
CANNED GOODS. ETC. - Prices per dozen
Peaches, lbs, standard, 81 9o@2. seconds 81 s..
tomatoes Abs 81 IS lbs, 81 SO; straw berries 81 So
raspberries, 81 IS; hsckberres 81 5o green cages,
81 s5@l co. plums 81 so; pears. 81 6ogI IS; extra
oyster Bay asparagus, a .; green corn, s. 2592.
quality: green peas 81 5092 IS; cove oysters.
81 2o9I 20, full weight; light weight No. i sc No,
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VEGETABLES. GAME. EGGS. ETC.

Eggs advancing steadily, wing to light
supplies and steady demand. Chickens
quiet and scarce, and light dem and; dressed
turkeys higher; potatoes firm; onions in fair
demand and higher.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. peachblows, s. 90
-. Onions, s. 2Sg3 So Garlic 81 per 100 TurniTs,
81 IJeyl p per barrel Cabbage SI3dIi per hundred
medium, s9dl0; half barrels, S5a6
CIDER Missouri, s. 80 per barrel, and 81 % for
half barrels; old orchard, $ 50; 81 - for b If
barrels
EGGS-Old stock, 23923c; fresh, 24925c-
GAME-NenfsOn, carcass, &c; saddlIs 6@Sc per
pound. Ducks Sl6l 50 per dozen; squirrels,
75c@sl per dozen. Rabbits, 81 2jSI 30 per dozen.
Quails, 81 % per dozen.
FISH-Aackerel-l2-Ib kits, No. /, sOc@s1; No. .
7J9s5c; 1jlbs, No ], S1g1 10; No. p S5ae5c: hall
barrels. 50 lbs. No. !, 81 50; No 2, s. IS. White
fish. No. Fer half barrel So 5Od6 20; family 81
81 50 per kit nOminaly 81 -. Dried herrings per
box, 25@3Oc; North Carolina roe herring half bar
rels, Sc 20.
POULTRY-Hens, S3s3 50; fine and large, s. 80;
mixed, s. 50S3; dressed, l2t@c per pound by the
barrel. 1u-keys-dressed, lie per pound alive, SSa
L per dozen. Geese, s.. Ducks, az 5O@S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-20

IS, rs registered, aHd Is registered and an
changed for extended Is, as coupon and Is con-
pom. Railroad bonds i'll fair request. State secu-
rites fairly active. Share speculation opened iu
the main rather weak, being 49, per cent
lower than yesterdays closing quotations
the latter for Michigan Central In carly
dealings, the market, although somewhat irr-gu-
lar, sold up 1z9I per cent, Memphis and Charles
ton leading the upward movement. A reaction Of
lze15s per cent. followed, in which Northern Pa
enc and Reading and Wabash pIeferred were con
gpicuous, while Richmond aud Allegheny sold
down 81 per cent to 81 subsequently
advance wss recorded ranging from = to - per
cent, Denver and Rio Graudc leading therein. il
the early part OF the afternoon general decline
OF 11954 per cent took place. Memphis aud
Charleston leading toe downward movement In
IaIe dealings the market became more buOyaHt
and Pacific Mail being most prominent in
the inward movement Speculation during
the afternoon was rather dull, but the market
closed firm. Transactions aggregated 90. 90
shares, OF which there were OF Central Pacific SO
Cleveland, Columbus and Indiana Central 25e0
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1sgU. Den
yer and Rio Grande 90, 600 Erie 81 900 Kansas and
Texas 300 Lake Shore y, 600 Louisville aud Nash
vile 300, Michigan Central 600 Memphis aud
Charleston 600 Missouri Pacific 100, Northwest
ern 1900 New Jersey Central y 900, New York Cen
trail 1900, Northern Pacific 800. Ontario aud
Western 1890, Ohio Central 100, Pacific Msil Zoo
Reading D. 900 st. Paul L coo, st. Paul and Omaha
100 Texas Pacific 300, Union Pacific 1900 Va
bs sh Pacific 300, Western Union 1900, Illinois
Central 800. East Tennessee 300, Richmond and
Allegheny, Il 900. Closing quotations fol-
lows:
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PROVISIONS.

Hog products still advancing above, but
no change in this market yet; business light.
Fresh meats are in good supply and prices
unchanged. Butter and cheese continue
firm for choice grades; lower grades dull.
BUTTER-Common, 2O@22c; Kentucky, Is a24c
Goshen. s7@3sc; creamery. 47G4sc.
CHEESE-New factory at 1O@l01zc per pound;
FRESH MEATEBeef-for 2@4c; hind
Hall BARRELS Hogs eSsc; backbones, 4a5c; spare
ribs s99c; sausage, exc Mutton, 596c by the
MESS PoRK-sl9 per barrel; sugar-cured hams
siS: breakfast bacon, slS per cwt. rs,o-=
clear rib $40 5O shoulders, SO 5O loose, 121S: per
BULK Observation-Disclosures Sides So 70; clear
LARD-Tierce. s12; kegs, sl2 50 2O-lb pals sl3;
10-lb pals, SIS 25; Id tins, Sl3 50.
BY Telegraph.
New YORK, January 19.-Pork nominal /;
new mess, s17 62&@s17 70. Lard strong; prime
steam, 11.20@11.25c
New ORLEANS, January 19.-The market
is bare of pork and dry salt meatx. LIrd-refned,
erce dlg5se; aeg, 70 are
yassed, 119121zc.
LOUISVILLE, January 19.-Pork steady,
SIS so, Lard-prime steam nominal. Bulk meats
steady; shoulders &c; clear rib, soc; clear sides
9Ac Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders, none /:
clear rib, 1O14c; clear, 1G14c. Sugarcured hams,
CINCINNATI, January 19.-Pork quiet,
Sl7 so. Lard easier lie. Bulk meats quiet but
firm; shoulders, 63z@61zc; clear rib, sS099c Ba
con steady; shoulders, nc; clear rib, 10c; clear
1O1zc. Butter easier choice western reserve, Sic;
choice central Ohio, 25c.
ST.. LOUIS, January 19.-Butter = dairy,
2OG2Sc; creamery 81 940c. Eggs higher, 2lc. Pork
quiet; 81 p bid cash and January, sl7 IS bid
February; sales at s17 IS for March. Lard nOmi-
nal lie Dry salt meats, 6.10, SIS, S.90@9.15e.
Bacon scarce, ~, 97s, 102O9l0.25e.
BALTIMORE, January 19.-Mess pork, SIS
ais %. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides.
packed, N, 95s9l0c, observation-disclosures, SIC; clear
rib sides, 1054c- Hams, 125491315c. L3rd-Tefined,
PIC. Butter firm; western, PACKED, 1SGgi0c; roll
2OG2sc. Eggs steadier, lac lined nominal.
CHICAGO January 19.-Pork unsettled,
but generally lower; SI7 20@l7 p cash, sl7 271z6
81 80 February, s17 52]z@17 So March, sl7 .
April. Lard easier; 11@1I.05c cash, 11.07129IlI0c
February, l1.25@l1. 27Ize March, II S714Cgl1. 40c
April Bulk meats steady, wit1 fair demand;
shoulders, Zoe; short rib, &c; short clear, &c.
CdU-Pork strong and higher, ST. 30; sl7 72140
ST. 10 March Lard strong and higher; u.l5c
February, IL aO@ll321ac March, IL i2}<91l.45c
ADril-
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BREADSTUFFS.

Bad weather still impedes movements in
feedstuffs and prices remain unchanged.
Cornmeal is very firm and shade higher.
CoRN-AIixed, 7sa79c; ear, 7sc.
OATs-Mixed, 55c.
HAY-Timethy, s17@21 so; mixed, SIS; prairie,
FLoUR-Double extra, 81 O5@4 rs; treble extra,
s. 75@6 IS; family, Sc 5096 q; choice TO fancy,
l eii evee ana mills g 7os
HOMINY-From levee, 81 IS.
WHITE BEANs-New, s. 5oSa 60; navy, s. 90
BICE-Loulsiana, common, 61le7c; prime, nc;
BY Telegraph.
New YORK, January 19.-Flour firm; su-
perfine Western and State, 81 a IS. Wheat opened
"A to nc higher, afterward became depressed, and
at last advanced, closing firmer; ungraded red,
81 29@1 40. Rice-Carolna and Louisiana, 5159T54e.
New ORLEANS, January 19.-Flour strong;
superne, 81 5o@l %; double extra, s. 796; treble
rs. Corn, Si@s6c. oats-PrIme 57c Choice, 5Se
Cornmeal, 81 80. Hay easier; prime, s2i; choice.
S26@27.
cline; No. 2: red, cash 81 S914; February, 81 IOIa
s. 45s4., Corn steady No 2 cash 6s1Ge 5annq1Ty
6318c; February, 6314c; March, 65c; May, 6Sl2e
Oats nominal; No ., 4Ic.
CINCINNATI, January 19.-Flour in good
demand; family, So 25@s6 80; fancy, Sc 55@7 50.
demand and prices higher; No. mixed, 6J14g
Soc. Oats steady; No. mixed lse. Rye active,
ulIn anu nlSneT q OO1l VOC.
LOUISVILLE January 19.-FIour steady;
grades, S. 75a7; choice fancy, 81 5O9S. Wheat
quiet, 81 81. Corn steady; No. white, 73ac; No
mixed, Size Rye steady; No. ?, ST o.
MILWAUKEE, January 19.-Noon Board
Wheat strong; No. hard-none here, 81 $50;
No. p cash and January, u 3s5s. February 81 500,
March Il 3l1s April 81 49, May 81 II; No. B. No.
and rejected nominal. Corn quiet; No. >, 6214c.
Oats quiet, 42c Rye firm, 931zc. Barley firm; No.
,, 95c.
BALTIMORE, January 19.-FlOur firmer,
without quotable change. Wheat-Western high
er; No. 2 winter red, spot 81 4O@l 4019, January
81 401s bid, February 81 4l14, March, 81 4449l 441
Corn-Western tirmer but dull mixed, spot 6s1zc
asked, January 6s19c asked, February 69Gs @6914c,
March 70j147I14c, steamer coz asked. Oats dull
aud easier; Western-white, 5995lc; mixed, 499
soc; Pennsylvania, 5O@5lc. Rye dull, 96c@5l.
ST. LOUIS, January 19.-Flour easier on
Sp Fed 81 4f19ai cash 81 ii5zai 4s Feb
81 i8gl as Nay; No. 8. 81 SOL SSs: No. A. 81 10
65Z 365c February, 6j7s@66c March, 6s1 aG75 &c
May. Oats lower; 451ac cash, 461ac MsTen, 4754c
May. Rye better, 97c. Barley quiet, S5c@Sl 10:
ruary ST. 4S114 March, 81 1875 April 81 l27s May.
675sc May.
CHICAGO, January 19.-Flour steady and
firm. Wheat unsettled but generally higher; No.
February, 81 S0s49l 500 March, 81 Sl5s April,
81 3S54 May. Corn unsettled and lower, regular,
6054c fresh 62c cash, 605sd6014c January, 6O1@6lc
with fair demand 4S1zc cash. l31sc January,
4S14c February and March, 49,. May and June.
Rs steady ard unchanged. Blrley easier 81 o..
81 SoIs February, ST SIS March, 81 az April. Corn
stronger; 611s@6114c February, 61ss March, 66149
CSC May. Oats stronger; advanced &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-20

SpRINGFIELD, III, January I9.-Among
the articles Of incorporation filed with the
secretary of state yesterday was that of the
Shawneetown and Paducah Railroad Com
pany, with a capital of 81 100000. Articles
of consolidation of the Rockville, New AL
bany and st. Louis and Evansville, R0ckpOrt
and Eastern Railway Companies were also
filed The new company will be known as
the Louisville, New Albany and St. Louis
Railway Company, with a capital OF $1,000
900. Among the incorporators OF the two
roads and the new and consolidated railways
is Bluford Wilson, ex-solicitor OF the treasury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-20

MOVEMENTS ATTHE LEvEE.

ArriraL.-Deau Adams, Arkansas City; Ste.
Genevieve, St. Louis; James W. Gaff, Gin
cinnati.
Depqrtares.-Dean Adams, Arkansas City
Ste. GeDevieye, St. Louis.
Boafs IN P1yt.-James ". CAT.
Boat Due DC,Ca- COahoma, Belle Memphis
and New Mary Houston.
Boats D1e Up.-James Lee, Marlin Speed,
City OF Providence, John A. Scudder, Goiden
City and Josie Harry.
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
Ste. Genevieve-3323 pkgs miscellaneous
freIghts.
Dean Adams-174 bales cotton. 6s SKIS seed
and LOT plumber.
James W. Gaf,-2OO brIs flour. $50 brls
meal, 40 brls potatoes 6S b-ls apples, sos
bales hay, 10 bxs soap, 20 bxs can goods, 60
bxs glassware. Us pkgs furniture, 3S SKIS dry
fruit, SO brls whisky; 352 kegs nails, go
pkgs castings, 440 pkgs iron, ga bdls pillow
handles, 20 bdles single trees, 200 axis corn
meal, 200 empty produce brls, 10 ties lard,
l0j miscellaneous pkgs.
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PELTRlEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.

Prime peltries are in good demand at full
quotations; trashy not wanted The hide
market is dull. Nothing to report in other
articles.
PELTRY-Mink lower; hunter raccoon-No.
l, 55c; No. >, 4Oc; No. 8, 25c; No. A, l0c;
country raccoon-No. l, 40c; No. 2, 25c; No.
3, loo; cased mink-No. l, 40c; No. ,, zoe 3;
No. g. 1Oc; cased otter-Ne. !. Sc; No. ., 81;
No. 8, 81; No. f. 81; open otter, 81 50 beaver-No.
-; No 81; No. B. 81; No. 4, soc; musk rat, 10c;
wild cat, 10@25e; house cat, 10c; opossum, 10c /;
black cased skunks-No l, CSC; No. >, 40c; striped
skunks, 10135c; cased foX-No. l. 40c; hearskin, 81
GO; sheepskins, 25Gl5c; dry deer-skin per pound,
4Oc; green deerskin, per pound, 16c.
HIDES. ErC.-No. dry flint hides, 12@l6c; No.
? dry hides 129l3c: dry salt hides, 119l2c; No l
green salt hides case; Ne. green salt hides &C
green hides, 51za6c; deerskin lower; choice, 35c;
common, 25930c; beeswax-prime yellow, 1Sc
tallow. &c; ginseng, per pound, 81 So prime
feathers, zoe
lEATHER-Oak sole, S79lOc; hemlock 27@30c
per pound; harness, 369l0c; skirtipg, 37940c
French calf, $4,000 per dozen; domestic calf 500
40 per dozen.
WooL-Tubwashed, SIC; unwashed, 1s@2Sc;
bury. l0Gl6c.
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Minnesota Railway Statistics.

ST. PAUL, January l9.-The State railroad
commissioners r port for 1881 may he sum
married. as follows: Increase in miles Of
railroad operated, about per cent; increase
in gross earnings, about so per cent, and in
net ear nings, about 81 per cent increase in
tons OF freight carried, about 80 Der cent
The sale of lands is the only item of business
which showed a decrease. Total number OF
miles in operation at the beginning of the
year, 327S The State revenue derived from
State railway taxes for the year 1881 will
approach 500, 900.
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FINANCE,


Nothing new CLEANED from the bankers
Money, COS per cent. Exchange on New
York and principal Eastern points, ! dis
count buying; / discount on days, and
/ premium selling; and exchange on New
Orleans ! discount buying, and par SELL
ing. Bank stocks are quoted fol-
lows Bank of Commerce. l20; Union
and Planters, l25; State National, 120;
Manhattan, 160@1SO; First National, 100;
German National, 2O5@2lO. Insurance
stocks-Home Insurance Company of Mem
phis, 60; Bluff City, $1,000; Peoples, 94@96;
Planters, los; Phoenix, S09S2; fernando,
l15@Il74; Memphis City, S3@S5. Other
stocks and bonds rule at the following quo
tations; Shelby county bonds, 6 per cent?,
lO1@102; City compromise bonds, undisPut-
ed, 6O@62l; tainted, 40@45; past-due cou-
pons from undisputed bonds, 80; from faint
ed, 10000; old bonds, 30@3S. ledger bal
ances and Nicolson paving scrip, 25@26.
Memphis gas stock. 1880; do. bonds, 600
90, Mississippi levee scrip or coupons of
District Ne. /, HOP. Mississippi and Ten
nessee stock, IS; first mortgage bonds, 100;
do second mortgage bonds, 11SD120. Mem
phis and Little Rock first mortgage bonds,
1IO@112. Memphis and Charleston consols,
ll2CGIl4
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio soG SouthW esteTn-
Trains move follows: Mail leaves daily, ex'
cePt Sunday; at 400 pm; freight leaves daily at
$50 a. Mail arrives daily, except sunday, al
9 an; freight arrives daily at $40 pm.
Memphis and Little ROek-Irains move
as follows; Passenger No. 1 leaves daily at 3.5j
pm; passenger No. leaves daily at 40 a m
freight leaves daily, except Sunday. at c 80
Passenger No. arrives daily at 1875 pm; pas
senger No. arrives daily at $40 IN. freight ar
rives daily, except Sunday, at 80 pm
nempht- and ClIRrie-fOu-Ifains move
as follows. city time. Mail ana express leaves
daily at II p pm; fast mail and express leaves
daily at 1925 an. SOmerTilLe accommodation
leaves daily, except sunday, ati:25 pm. Mailend
ex press arrives daily at $50 am fast mail and
express arrives daily at 9:lO pm: Somerville &C
cOmmodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at
10 an.
Louisville aud NasbViIle-Trains move
e. follows: Fast mail arrives daily at 5.l0 an.
leaves at 1850 . m; mail leaves daily al 80
an; brownsville accommodation leaves daily,
except sunday. at 80 pm. mail arrives daily al
$50 j N Brownsville accommodation arrives
diily. except > Inday, at s:35 am
isstssippi and GenDesSee-Tr6ins move
as follows; Mail leaves daily at 1885 pm;
Sardis Odaton leaves daily, except Sunday,
a. $50 pm. freight leaves daily, exeeI sunday
at 6.25 Mail arrives daily at 9: 80 m Sardis
accommodation arrives daily, except sunday a.
$50 a N. freight arrives daily, except sunday at
$3.50 pm.
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New York futures opened steady, with
very slight variations from the closing quo
tations Of the previous day; at To-: 80, barely
steady, with near months advanced, and dis
tant months declined; at IL 80, quiet, with
decline in first 6 months; at 1890, steady,
near months advanced and distant months
declined; at l 80, barely steady, with sharp
decline in first months; at 2:30, weak, with
entire list off 3 to points; at 8, barely
steady, and but little change. Market closed
with all deliveries declined to II points,
and sales of los, 600 bales.
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Extension OF She Houston and Texas
Central.

has been signed for the extension of the
Houston and Texas Central to connection
with the St. Louis and San Francisco road.
This will give the Houston and Texas Cen
trail an outlet to st. Louis and Chicago indie
pendent ii the Gould roads. The first
through train from San Francisco to IIous
ton arrived here to-day by way OF the Iuter-
national and Great Western.
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~btIOH nigh Waltl IbIA
By TE -EGRAPH
NEW oRLEANs,J s,luary I9.-weather clear and
Cincinnati. No departures 'O4Ne" N''!'
ST: LOUIS, January le-Noon-River falling
steadiiy- neaiher-Fery foggy, but not thawing
WHEELING, January ls.-Soon-River 1s fee,
ana ialnhg weather clear and cold Might
kver 10 ie<t, and falling Weather clear and cold.
PlT-sbcRG, January Is-Noon-Rfver feet
on ns gauge. and falling. Weather clear and mild.
N1sht-Rtver feet inch on the gauge and fall
ing. Weather cloudy and cool.
vICksBCRG. January 1s.-River risen 2 inches,
with 20 feet by the gauge. Weather cloudy; Their
mometer, Sc. Up: Gold Dust, II am. Down.
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MEMPHIS BANK CLEARINGs.
PARIS, January 19.-Rentes, s2f. 75c.

PARIS, January 19.-Rentes, S2f. 75c.
New ORLEANS. January l9.-Sight ex-
change on New York s. per Sloo0 premium ster-
hing exchange-bsnkers bills, 49,
LoNDoS, January 19.-CoIsols, 100 3-16;
account, 100 5-l5; Illinois Central, lSs: Pennsylva
MIA Central. 63t4 New York Central, 1873; Erie.
az; Reading 500
NEW York, January 19.-Money, 295
per cent closing al per cent Prime mercantile
paper. 6Cd7 per cent Sterling exchanse-bankers
bills steady At 1924; demand, 4s61z. Government
bonds frmeF being !. per cent higher for extensed