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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIvALAND DEPARTUREoF TRAINS

ChesaBs 4Se. Onto and SOUthwe sfern-
Trains move as follows: No. 2 (eXpIess) leaves a
I:2O m. No. (uisiD at $40 am. No. 6 (Coylng
ton recommendation at $40 pm, No. 1 texpress
arrives at 2:25 =. m; No. z arrives at 1855 pm; No
s. Coviugtou accommodation, S.55 am. tcity tinet
Memphis and Ltftle BOck-Train move
q folio IS: No. ] leaves Gaily ct $40 ? IN. arrive
A. 1850 pm; No. 3 leaves at5 an; arrives o. {
an; No. 5 (freighp leaves Hopeaeld at s an. ar
rives At 5 pm.
IoulsFtEte and NasBVfIIe-Tra.us move
a. follows; Fast mail arrives daily At i:40 am.
leaves at II 10 pm; mail leaves daily at $40
am: passenger accommodation leaves daily al
2:s5 pm: arrives daily al $40 pm. (city timeJ
Rrowngyile accommodation leaves daily, except
SUNDAY, at 1855 PM mail arrives daily al 40
nm. brownsville accommodation arrives daily.
except Sunday, at $50 m.
mem9Eis and GharTssGOu-Trains move
a follows Getty time): through express leave
1aIly I'll Il:05 pm. Mail and express leaves daily
al S.l5 an. somerviile accommodation Leaves
daily ercept SOuday, at 5:l5 p m. Through eL-
mes arrives daily at Il 80 an. Mail and express
arrives daily at 5:j5 pm. So!nerVille eccommo-
dqtiOn arrives daily, EXCEPT sunday, at 500 AZ.
mIEsfSSfpDI and EeuHeBsee-1ruins move
a. fOllows: New Orleans last Z u and express
leaves daily at $50 p.m.; hreignt leaves daily,
except sunday, at 6:55 an. New Orleans last
mai and express arrives daily at $50 an; freight
arrives daily, except sunday, ~ $3.50 pm. Freight
Nwafmg carry ia ggguEETH
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Bankers report g moderate demand and lair
supply, SOS per cent. discount the ruling rate.
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.

IISsEs-Miduling, g3sc; good mlddlirg, gsc:.
STAINs-Gooc ordinary, SIC; loT Kidding, SIC;
midnung Qlss-
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PERSONAL AND oENERAL,

THE official journal Of the City Of Mexic,
pubiishss a contract between the Mexican
Government, jay Gould and Gen. Grant, By
the terms Of which the Mexican, OrieDtsI
and Mexican SaU-hsrn railroads are TO bt
consolidated. Tn Mexican Southern, TO.
msriy without a subventioB, will receive
$1,000 per kiometer constructed. The forfeit
Ure clause ia modified in The interest OF the
railroad company.
A SPECIAL dispatch from Dallas, Tex
GAYS: "The great inconvenience now being
experienced by the Calf, Colorado and Santa
Fe railroad, on sccount Of it, bght With the
NGguld system, both N freight and Passen-
ger matters, bas evidently caused Inc Santa
Fe people 10 look around to devise a sure
aud permanent railway, therefore numerous
rumore ere eh0at touching the roads fuiur
course. II /, accepted az an almost assured
fact that a determination mas been arrived at
10 extend northeast, with the ultimate destins-
Ton at s.. Louis. Parties familiar with The
p,oupd say route between he 81. Louis aud
San Fraocisco and Inc Iron Mountain rail
road. entering Arkansas from Dallas at the
southwest corner IF the STATE, psnetraiing
the vast coal deposits 10 the Aka -sas river
region and he iron mines Of Southwest Mig-
souri,, would be fully 100 miles shorter to
81. Louis than the IRON Mountains route, and
nearly so miles shorter than the 81. Louis
and San FfanCi-co. The pITtles assert thai
the Santa Fz finds il necessary to seek an
outlet entirely fra from connection With
either Gould or Huntington, and that the
plan OF closing the 600-uii!e gap between
Dlilas aud s. Louis 10 now bsiag seriously
canyagsed, and ihat 81. Louis bnziaes- men
and capitalists will b. called upon to aid in
successfully carrying II cut"
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COTT0M-SEED

CorroN-sEED MEAL-Prine, SIT 5O@1s so
per ION per carload lots.
CoTToN-SEED OILs-Crude, 40@42c per
gallon, on rounds lots OF 100 to 500 brls.
Cooking oil, job lots, 45c. Summer yellow
r5fued oil, 47c 10 carload Iots; summer white,
SOC. Winter yellow, SIC; winter W ute, Doc,
| According 70 nnantiiy.
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July-August, 5 55 e4d; Augus'-Septenber,
D 90 64d; September October, 5 IS cd; No
vembsr-Dscembe 5 1864.
At 80: June July, 5 50-64J; July-Au-
gnst, D 81 64i; Augus. & ~ptembsr, 5 So 64d.
Futures clo,ei essisr.
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tOk HIYhk
la Darraph.

a~'Epals and Arkansas River RACKET o.-ForE
sun, LltLLe Roc, and tnrouEh 2 forl s.cltn.
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YEARS OLD.
than MusIc-A Brief bat EsJL-
ItiInI Record.

Ten years have rolled away siuce BESsoNs
CAPCIEG POROUS PLAsrFss came into tae
market, and that tine has been a decade OF H.
umph for this, the best remedy OF its class ever
produced. There were porousplasteIs before this
one, but none now offered 10 the public can dts-
pute its pre-emiueut claims aud its demonstrated
success. Before the Clpsine most Of the rival
preparations Of Other manufactures and medical
anu chemical empidcs are 8 adually but surely
losing t6eir hold upon popular patronage aud
confidence.
To-day The Capcias is .he universal fayorile; snd
has won It's proad ~po4ittoa solely By it, merits.
Perhaps almost the onIy thiog npon which the
AIlopl.hic, Homeopathic ana Electic ichools of
medicine agree is that BENsoS'5 CAPCIEE POR.
~ PLASTER really does what is aiiImed Of II
By the prophet rs. Foo the mother knew"
sings Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes IA his exquisite
poem, The Opening Of the Piano.
"ForSe mother knew music
Was an ever-sOvereign balm;
She mad s~priukled ttOyer sorrow,
AUD seen its Drow grow calm
So thousands of people on either side Of the A.
Iantic could chant, il they chose, Of this physical
%restorer. They haye placed it upon the spot;
Whefc raging pain cAusseo hui HIihlh an hVui
fallen into peaceful sleep. The Capcine does ,hist
OF course, by means Of 40 spell, sucn as leads the
supersutious to consult practitioners Of the black
art. but by q union IN its composition Of the mos
vigorous aud Ell. isnt medical agents ever dis
covered.
Everybody knows the general OF a plaster
Try the CIpcm5 Tor all those maladies which are
so common. always keep them i 4 the house; but
FIRST make sure that the word CAPCISE is cuti IN
its center.
seabury ( Johnson, Chemists. New York.
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New Orleans Ancf.Or Llne-Sor Nfek.
aurR. NsfcnnI and Naw n-l..nr
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PELTRIss. HIDES ANo

HIDES, ETC-No.1 dry 1iGt hides, I6c; No. :
dry hides, l25@lSc salt hides, lOGI24c
No. l green salt hides, 55@73c No. 2 greer
salt hides, &c /; green hide, 5@6c. B.eswal
prime yellow, 2S@30c t~allow, 7@74c
ginseng, per pound, Fl so. Deerskins-
prime, 25@33c.
CANDLEs-Full weight, l54c.
~LEATHER-Oak cole, per pound, 35@40c
hemi1ck; 27@30c; harpzss, SO a46; ssifri .
7o@4Oc; French calf, S40@6Oc p T dozen
domestic calf, S30@45a per dozrn.
FEArHERs-Prime, 40c.
WooL-Tub-wsshed. 25@35c per pound
unwash.d, 1898; bury. IOaI6c.
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The O-Line packet Paris G. Bro sp, Capt.
a. NJ. Halliday, will pass up this morning ut
10 o'clock for Cairo, Louisville, Cincinnati
sgd all way point on the Onio RIVER. Chris
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The New York future market opened
steady; at 1880, easy; at II 80, duh; al
1890, dull but steady az ] 80, quiet; at2:S0,
dull but steady, closing dull but steady.
Ssles, 4S.u00 bales. Closing quotations were
| az foiioWe.
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housE-auILpiNa MarEalaie

BricSp, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMING ~LUMBER-Yard prices Rough,
SIS per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, S25; shingles, 1904 so; laihiog-
Poplar, 81 %; cypress, - pc rl000 laihs
Exlr@ prizes foE extfa lengths above 20 feet.
LINE AMI CEMENT-Alsbams lime, 95cG
Il a barrel; Tennessse, $4,000; Louisville
Cement, II 20 @sI 70 . barrel; FasedaIe ce
m-ni, - 81 a harrI; Portland, 50; plaster Of
Paris, ~ 90.
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RaEa Ahn AAIn "a

The mule market is well supplied with all
qualities. the horee market is dull.
MULEs-No l dray Ii les to 7 wears old
Is to l64 hands, S2O0@250; I54 10 is, $1,000
1878 to l53 Sl35@15O; 14l to Is, S1009l25
HoRsEs-Good driving, S125@200; heavy
draft, sl509200; saddle horses, $125, $3.50;
nin-a- AlLL1h
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MLAfSKN &c


BRANDIEs-Cognac, S59I6; peach, g 81
as so; apple, S2@3 so.
WHIsKIEs - R-distilled, 90s "a 81 80
straight, Il 50G4, sccording to sge.
WINES -Impor,ed port, 81 50G4 sherry,
ii 55G4 champagne-AmeTicsn extra dry
S7@S Piper Hri6rick, S24626 Mumn'.
extra dry, S2692S; Pomery Sec a29 5Dd
81 30 W. Ciiquo', S29 50@31 so; clarei
81 1907 per box Calawba. "A SOFAS.
BALTIMORE. June 2.-Whisky unch anged
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Whisky steady
81 IA.
LOUISVILLE, June 2-Whisky quiet
Il 13.
New ORLEANS, June 2-Whisky I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, June 2-Whisky steady and
unchanged.
~CINcINNATI, June 2-Whisky steady,
with a fair demand, 81 Is.
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Nails 3 s. per keg
MARksTs.

- E-OLEOFN M 81
Coal Ch-Wholssale lots, l3c per gallon
CLEvELASD, June 2-P4troleum steady
s.w, 1ltO, "a.
PrTTSBURG, June 2-Petrolsum iaisl,
active; Jailed certificates irregular, cloeec
at IL 1875; re6aed, 7s@7!c, Philadelphia de
livery,
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The new and Gag n! passeogeF rieantr
Will 5. Hay, Capt. VIM. T,cheuor, il the
O.. Liue PACKET Monday mproins at IL
O'Clock for Vleksburg, Natchtz, New Ofleaut
aud all intermediate landings. G. Wash
NJ Milar
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Serious Complications Between the
GnmIn and M~muIInELOn hysIems.

GALVESTON, TEX June 2.-lndicltions
point 10 most serious complications between
Zoe Gould and Huntington systems. The
Ns,cs Dallas z~jecial says /. circular has been
Issued by the Gould lines calling attention
10 the route Ca he Toxzs aud Pacific rail-
way IRON Nsa Orlssns il connection with
freigGts origin uug al points 10 southern
and southeastern territory, and destined t.
Texa- sDd beyoud DALAI, Northwest Texas,
New Mexico, Arizona and California. Until
further notice the G)uid roads will accept
equal rltes aifh o.hec lines running from
New Orleans, and viii apply such rates from
the depot Of the L1uiBvllle and Nashville
aud Illinois Centrai railroad at New Orleans
all irsights d,siiaed 10 Cheney vile, L1.,
poiaE north and west Of there.
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The New Orleans future market opened
quiet aud steady; at II, dull, closing quiet
aud steady. Sales. 10000 bales. Closing
quotations were as folloWe:
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

h1SSTS.E QttOTs-
The above Is a good likeness of Mrs. Lydia F. Pink.
ham, of Lynn, Mass, who above all other human beingu
may be t~rutifuIly called the Dear Friend Of Woman"
as some of her correspondents love to call her. Chs
Is 9~ealously devoted to her work, which is the outcome
Of a Hfc-stndy, and is obliged to keep six lady
assistants, to help her answert the large correspondence
which daily pours in upon her, each bearing its specie
burden of suffering, or Joy at release from It. he.
Vegetable Compound Is medicine for good and nc
evil purposes. ! have personally investigated 1t AM
Gm satisfied OF the truth of this.
On account Of its proven merits. 1t is recommends
snd prescribed by the best physicians in the country
Ono SAYS, alt works like n charm and caves much
rs!r. 1t VIII cure entirely the worst form Of falling
OF the uterus, Leucorrhoa, irregular and painful
Mans.ruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Floodings, all DIsplacemeh.s and the con-
sequent spinal weakness, and - especla4y aa2pteo 10
tho Change Of LIE"
1t permeates every portion of the system, and gives
new life and vigor. It removes ~faintness, 1atulencyI
destroys all craving for stimulants, and relieves week
ness Of the stomach. It cures Blosting, Headaches,
EervoGs PTostratiou, General Debility, sleeplesznsss,
Depression ard Indigestion. That feelinSof bearing
down. causing pain, weight and backache, is always
permanently cured by its use. 1t viii at al times, and
under all circumstances, act in harmony with the Law
that governs the female system
Itcosts only 81. Per bottle or nix for sS, and is sold by
druggists. Any advice required as to special cases, and
the names Of many who have been restored 70 perfect
health by the use Of the Vegetable Compound, can be
obtained by addressing Mrs p, with stamp for reply
CT her home in Lynn, Eas-
For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this eonpoundi
UNSURPASSED as abundant testimonials show.
"MrS PinkhaIn's Liver Pills" says one writer, "aa
the best in the tror!d for the cure of CONSTIPATION
Bliousnoss and TOrpidity Of the liver. Her Bloot
Purifier works wondersi IN its special Inc and bids la
to equal the COMPOUND in is popularity.
Al must respect her as 81 Angel OF Mercy whose sol
ambition Is to dogoOl to o.Lers
Philadelphia. Pa % A%AA-D-
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STEAMBOATS,
spECIAL ssst,cn

STEAaEE MARX TThIS-w. P. -
~ Hal, master; j D Eui!.f cle1E, LS<
Wi le4ys for D~fEESRUEf and al va -s1c-
ms eNkEI MONDAY - 5 o'clock pm. gut.i
urtheT notice.
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white clarified. SEC Malssses-csntrifugsI,
90G2no >
sue-LIEs.

VEGETABLE-Oricr=, - 25G,2 70 for vel
low aud - 25l92 50 Tor red from store. Pa
taloez, mes L31i-isna, <3G3 50; y % NJ
barrel for Psaclbows; 50G7Oc per hushe
sacke5; early rosa, q; NeR YORK T0ge. p 25
peerless, .; early russell, p EeS krsur
in barrels, eS94; IN hsif-7zrreIs. > Gsrlir
81 per hundred.
FRUTTs-O-s nges, & SOFAS or barrel snc
Gaze; IS per box. Leuoas, 5I44 30 per bor
B7nabss, TlCGl so Der blac1. Cocoanufp. s.
per hundred. PesnC's-NITgiuis. hand.
picked, 10c; Tennessee rel, G. white. 7c:
roasted, 23c higher shellej, Ice. Aimord-
1922. Texas pecsps, 99I4c; Arkansas,
4fg47c. E g'ish 6~aloutz. i4G &c. FiIberis,
BE. Brazil puts, l0Gi0t Rtisinz-Lou-
don layers, So Imperial, 81 D=hesss, IS so.
Brandy cherries, "a Per dozen.
APPLEs-Dr!ed sppis-, S4G9c par pound
IRON store. Dried peaches, 4(a54c ffom store.
Crsrberries, Si6 per barrel. Pickles, me-
diu.n, barrel, 81 so; hall barrel, 81; l pint
Jars, Il p per dtz=p; l quart jars, 81 759
= per doz>n.
CmER-Missouri, s898 50 per barrel. end
"A 5O(94 as Per heif-5apeL Ell. Vinegar 123@
16c per gallon.
PoULTRY-Chickena, 81 SOFAS 25, accord
IS 5O@4
EsGs-I6c.
Pigs FEEr-Jn barrels, IS 5099; hslf-
barrels, "a 25G4 so /; kega, - Is.
FIsH-Mack.re rel, lob xii. No. ], Csc 4; No.
S5c (; 15-!bs, No 8, 75e hall barrel, "A IS
95 20. White hsh, No. l, per bali barrel,
IS. Dried herriDgs, per box, 25930c
North Csrolins, roe herring, half-barfel,
S. SC.
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The New York spot market opened nomi-
MAJ; ct II, dull aud nominal; at 2, dull and
nominal, closing dull and omtna Sales,
81 bales. Coptfscf9, 400 bales. Closing
quotations we're AZ follows:
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
Cnanges.

OFFICE 81 GNALSRRvICE q. 6. a, /
MEAPHIs, Tenn. Jane 2, 1888. {
The following rbservatiens ere taken a. tn
same moment Of tine q :0S p.rH.) al 81 the station,
paroad.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMER

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTEkMERS.
QUEENSTOWN, June 2-Arriyed: PSTthis,
New York.
NEW YORK, june 2-Arriyed: P. Cslland,
Rotterdam Kline, Bremen.
LONDON, June 2.-Arrived: Inventor ard
Aureiano,N New Orleans; ThSnemore, Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL, June 2-Arrived: Helvetis,
New YORK. Inc B1tsnnic has been repaired and
leaves this afternoon for New York.
NKw ORLEANS, June 2.-CIearsd: New
York, New York Paris, Antwerp. rio HaYre; Couu-
sellor, Liverpool; Clayperon, Havre. Arrived:
Chalmette. New York; American, Liverpool.
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GENERAL TRADE.


Business continues quiet on Change
Meats aud lsrd firm; -four strong and
tending higher; corumeaI quiet; sugar
frm ard tending higher; ccfse dull; mo.
lssses firm; rice frm; nails dull; hay firm,
bat little doing; corn firm; oats stea
bran Gull; aPple', none ia market; potatoes
quiet except for peacdblows, which are firm
cabbage, none In msrke,; onions nominal
stock peas dull; besps STEADY; butter and
cheese quiet; eggs drm; dried apples, good
demand, dried peaches neglected; c~otton.seed
oils steady; ~cotton.sesd meal quiet. Other ar
tieles unchanged in tone and price.
IMPORTS.
Two rOlls Begging, 20 ties bacon and harog.
u Pkgs butter, . pks- cheese, 80 sks coffee,
. nd cattle, AZ pigs eggs, $50 brls -four, ri
I'd bogs, 8 cars lumber, u brls pot4toeg. 2
cara bulk pork, 55 brls sugar, 185 lad sheep.
2G4 pkgs tobacco AMI Il Drls WHISKY,
EXPORTS
Thirty-six tcs bacon and hsms. Is bu
com, 5S SKIS coffee, . nd cattle, pkg eegs.
G9S bfls -four, z bales hay, 81 pkgs lard, /
car lumber, 20 brls meal, 7 nd horses and
mules, q br.s moIas-es, SO kegs nails, l SIX
oais, ii brls pots,oFs. l car bulk pork, l
b'l packed pork, 40 brls sugar, So pkgs TO.
oacco and 20 hrls whisky.
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o OsuE.LA.
dolph. Fnltnn- oacenls znns-----rSrs
Ebean Adams, z

Thomas osier".master L. d. TomlInsOu. .UIe. (
VII tUs7c AenpuIs every ts-
DAY R2d EEiDAG, AZ o p.E., reserving the right
10 pass al landings the captain mag deem unsafe.
For nformauon apply on board, or TO No. 4 Msui-
son ST. JAMES LEE, h., ga l.. .uLlr. dent.
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The New Orleans spot marketo opened quiet;
at 1880, steady, closing quiet and steady.
Ssles, 1890 balss. Closing quotations we're as
follows:
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING

THIS UhI.
! COMMONWEALTH McCord 10 n
St. Louis....---CuY Or CAIRo, yickers, 10 an.
Cin'innsti----.PAE c. BRowS, Halliday, 10 an
MONDAY, TUESDAY n WEDNESDAY.
Fnsrs Point.--..CoAHoXA Monday, 3 pm
Arkansas City. KATE ADAMS, Monday, JPN.
Oseeola--.---.DEAS ADAMS, Monday, 5 pm.
Dyersburg -.-....MARK TWAIN. Monday. : pm
New Orlesns......w WILLS HAYS, Monday, 10 am.
TUESDAY ASD WEDNESDAY
stFraneis River. RENE MACREADY, az stay, JPN
Arkansas River...IDA DAKEAGH, Tuesisy, ) pm.
Cincinnati. ...-.-. JAS. ". GAIT. Tlesd4y, ) pm
Vieksburg.-.-...CITY VIczsEUaG, J uesdsy, -Oa II
81. LOuia.---.-.BELIE SENPHIs, Tuesday, 10 N
White River....-HARD CAsH. Weduesday. Sd n.
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Above -
STATIONS. How water. Rise. Fs1l.

Time. Bar. fher. Wind. Weather.
s:Csam. so.osO CT Sc. Fair.
l S:Ss , m. $9.Sf5 % Sc Il EIt uRasds :nins,
Maximum nlBerature, sc.
Minimum temperature, 81.
Rainfall, IL.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-Dsparied: City Of
St Louis, st. Louis; Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
CrNCINNATII June 2-Noon-River % feet
6inches, and rising. Weather fair; thermometer
10.
PIrTsBURG June 2-Noou-River IL feet
2 inches, and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Night-River 10 feet II inches, and fslling. Weather
clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, june 2.-Nann-River fail-
ing, with p $40 feet py the gauge. Weather clear
and warn; thermometer 81 10 So. Night-RlSer
| falling, with 2f l-.0 feet by the gauge. weather
cloudy and warm, with signs OF rain; thernome-
ter 71s, Arrived: James w. CAT, Cincinnati, 4
pm.
CAIRO, Jnue 2-Noon-RiyeT SO feet 8
inches, and rising. Weather fair and warm; Ar
rived: 5. L. Wood, Louisville, 9 pm; VIII Kyle
New Orleans, 5 am. Departed: CommonWeaIIh,
st. Louis. Il pm S l.. Wood, New Orleans, .
an; Will Kyle, Cincinnati, 6 am. N~isht-Kiver
81 feet inches, and rising. Weather CLOUDY; thel-
mOmer 73o.
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-Noon-River RS.
ing, with 10 feet 6 inches in the canal, and 8 feet Q
inches IN the chute on the fails weather elSAI
Sn2 warm Arrived: Raymond Homer, New VI,
lesns Departed: Harry Brown and Diamond anu
lows, New Orleans, last night; Golden Crown, new
Orleans, this morning. S~ight-River rising, Win
10 ieet inches in the canal, ana s feet s inenes N
the chute on the falls. Weather cloudy suo not.
to Cincinnati.
fSee Additional Riser He.rs On Fourth PcgGI
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MOVEMENTS Ar THE LEvEs,

AriJals - Charles M)sg. p, Clpclnn76
City Of Baton Rouge, :. L u.s. City o
Cairo, Vicks5urg; d Z Powell, OIsc8it.
river.
DepGTtures.-Ch .Tlts No gaa, Nv Or.
leans; City of Bztoa r u e, Ms Orleans;
D. 2 Posril, s.. LoGi.
Boat ia Port-Cr5y 81 Csiro.
Boo6 Dus DoUa-Dsen Adams, Msrk
Twain, james w. CAT AID WIZ 5 Hsys.
Boats Due Up-CIa boma, KATE Adams,
R-n4 Mscra5y, Ida D ,rregl, Parse Brown,
w. P. Halliday snd Belle Memphis.
Receipts Yesterday.
Charles Morgsn-16 les hams and sh5ul.
dera, 100 b1s starch, 32I bils paper, los smly
oil barrels, 70 pea gas pipe and 3 baby bug
Ve9.
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< L n sTEAMrn-

I'd. Nowland.---msster J. W. ThonpsOn...cle.l
Leaves 40 above TUESDAY, June DIN, al D - t.
FOR ueis1tOf passage apply On board O. "
JOhS -. BAkEAN, aupE. xgu NJ. al
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EoS RIVE
ss6mphis& WhitenIVsr PaCketCC

kegOiaE Independent nenahis sni
White River 2 ket-For Augu sta, JscksonpoIi.
Searcy, and v Points-The Regular Indepen-
IA BD CASH. y,.
win leave Memphis Every WKDa DAY. Al
JPN. For apply 10
ii. Z. LOVE. Agenl, Foot of Jefferson st.
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I-rapsacsons aggregated 800, 900 shares, a.
THE COTTON

The Memphis market opened aud closed
easy. Ssles, IS bales-50 10 exporter, Is
TO spinner. Closing quotations were as
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FOE 81. FKANt u KlYER.
FOK AkKA NsAo uIr1.

AsaHj,Hty sziA rkassa cay Pac- "a =,
AdRI-s Us. NeE Bns-Fcr Helena, Eri.ts Fun A.,
Ooucotaie, TSrrene, ArEausss City and Pie
hlun Z. R.-Then new Passenger Steamer
AAEG ADAMS,
=. - uEesE-.--,.n,sctsr z W = ....c.ers
aEATeH eFCEy HONDA -1 DAY a. 5
pm, reserslng the right TO pass al llndings the
captain may deem unsafe.
for :aIOrnauon az, al No, 4 Madison street..
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EnR VICKSRIfRC
NJ. AsOdlS anu ticSs5oFS Anchor Line
Us. Maii-EoRV ICKSBURG.
City OF FickSburg. .<.

hODtII h. RIeY... master, -
AlI leave EIey6tCr Building TUEoDAl A, yult
ON, al u an, rsserving the Ilght to pass ALL
laLolhS the captain may deem unsafe. Fer freight
or passage apply to
Z. Il. hALL, Eassr. Agt. AID STORM. Sunit
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For Glendale, HeIens ana kxiars EEia
GOaflOHAss.

harsh MIller.... mister a. L. acknowledgements J
nlii leave 40 apOvs GA every
hJhoaA EbG sRlDAf at 5 p.ne
feserying the right 10 pass ali landings the ca pail
may deem unsafe once. - : madison EIr-el.
JAMEs LIZ L, IE.. sunernIeAd don't.