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GENERAL NEWS.

business quiet.
TIE tug Tilda has gone to New Orleans
with e tow ofstave-bosts.
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River 10 feet 5
inches-rise inches yesterday.
The Future City aud bargeH passed up
yesterday morning for ct. Louis.
The little steamer Sallie ]. Cooper arrived
yesterday from upper Arkansas river
The Josie Harry departed yesterday
evening for White river with good trip of freight
and passengers.
Amos DAY, well known Arkansas river
clerk, arrived yesterday from Little Rock by rail,
AID Is open for engagements.
The Ida Lee left Yesterday with tow o.
empty bsrges for St Francis river where they viii
be loaded with slaves for New Orleans.
The Lily proceeded on her errand Of
mercy Ihursdty afternoon, after lying over at
kyarsyllle twelve hours. Mr.. Williams, of the
Herald, distributed $1,000 between Louisville and
Evansville.
The New Mary Houstor from Cincinnati,
passed down yesterday morning for New Orleans
with big trip she put off here IA packages OF
sacks Of peas.
TEE Queen City had hardly gotten ont of
one trouble before she jumped into another. After
Nashville, where she WAS Immediately seized for
debt by the United States marshal.
The upper Ohio is on the rampage again
the past q hours developing a rise of feet 4
inches at Plttsburg, feet inches at Cincinnati
and feet at Louisville. The Cumberland and
tennessee are also swelling a little. Light rises
are reported in the Missouri
CAIRO item, Wednesday: "The Henry A.
Tyler, after trying the Cairo and New Madrid
trade as daily packet for some time, Withdrew
yesterday, and will probably load for Mem Phis OF
some other place. Packets do not, somehow, fa-e
well in the short trades south OF Cairo
MRS ELIZABETH MORGAN, mother Of
Capt Evan Morgan, of the Morning HAL, aged
eighty-tiye years, was almost burned TO death al
her home. opposite Sardis, Ohio, on Wednesday
By falling in The fire. Capt. Morgan was wired Of
the sad event, and went Immediately TO the scene
| of the unfortunate accident.
"HELLoi when did you get home from
| Nashville? ?" asked citizen of d well-known ma
| rine yesterday morning. The party thus interro-
gated looked daggsrs at the interrogation moment
| then replied: MY lanes not hello, and I'm
not q member of the Legs ature; I'm sniy phi
| vate citizen on drunk-been drunk week."
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The Memphis market opened aud closed
steady. Sales. 1000 bales-600 to exporters, 400
to spinners. Closing quotations were as follows:
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Peg soNAL AND GENERAL

SOMEWHAT '-gnsjed at their efforts to find
fir track during the high water of 1852 and 1859.
Cairo and I. Louis Narrow -Gusge nave deter
ke amount of money is being expended At pre,.
in accomplishing that end.
"A LOCOMOTIVE burning coal dirt was at
bed TO fast express on the Bound Brook road
" jersey and brought the train 10 Philadel-
z on schedule time The cost for the prepared
~G for the 0uud t1p Of 10 niles was 81 05,
ne srFJHtn the usual expense for coal.
he aTera rate Of charge on the AMIR.
railways per ton Of passengers for a mile is
70 the average per mi for a ton Of freight was
~ he profit made out Of carving a ton of
'>eDgers a mile was Sc cents; tn profit gu. of
ping a ton Of freight mile Yves IS cent.
He railway mail -yst.m OF the country
shown SO many discrepancies that a commits
p, consisting II Assistant POSJIna ter-GenefaI
| er, k,ilw@y Service superintslden Thomp-
/ anu MI slater are now at woTE On an inyes-
tior into Its workings. with q view To a more
uiete pian Of gsuging the rates of psy fOr car
4g the TaEfs A hearing viii be ri ven 10 every
bOratiDa ia the contract and the eUOrt vii, be-
fmiIte 10 tn next Congress. The WORK OF the
mission viii probably be productive Of much
p % The public.
N international exhibition of railway
Ity appliances is TO be held in Paris this year
announcement states that TIE exhibition will
Jude, hrst, the system of peunRreu yav. with
! longitudinal and transverse eepers; next
various desert ptiOns of rolling stock so fac as
. ring create salQiy; and fnally the different
iauces and ap sratus serving the same end
Is, autoHauc sHd safety couplings, gnAilng
4 saiicning apparatus, intefcommuniCatinS
ais, ana continuous breaks.
OUI-vILLE ia 10 have a freight bureau
sr the control Of the BOa.d OF Trade, aud
good % tue shipping Interests W II come of
p doubt A the COurt.T-JoHrnaI SAYS ths
au, II IN the hands Of capaD e man, can
where unjust discrimination exist, where
fostering vii develop new traffic, aud success
Us direction Will be reached only by proceed
u n brO-d aUC liberal way, By adopting q
4fy, the purpose o. which is not merely To Sc
Il little business here and there for a reason
p wa Oh beiOn4S lsswhere, but by 50 arrsng
#chcdule~. C!assiti alton and rates 10 facili-
The Interchange Of products, d ing full Justice
b isyille aid all with whom her merchants
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The New Orleans spot market opened quiet;
at 1880 dull, closing easy. Sales, 400 bales. Clos
ing quotations were as follows:
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
A NOTED But UNTITLED WOMAN

Nessrs. Editors -
The above is good likeness Of Mrs. Lydia z. Pink.
ham, Of Lynn Mass who above all other human beings
may be truthtuly called the Dear Friend of oman'
rs some of her correspondents love to call her. She
Is sealously devoted to her work. which is the
Of a Hfestudy, and is obliged to keep Ex lady
assistants to help her answerthe large correspondents
which daily pours in upon her each bearing Its special
burden OF suffering, or JOY at release from IT. He1
vegetable Co'nlouhd is h1eoicne ior GOOD ana no,
evil purpose ha's persohaly n7esIeaISol II III
am satisfied OF the truth OF thiS
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PELTRIss, HIDES AND LEATHER.

HIDEs. ETC.-No l drv flint hides 16,gl61c;
No dry hides 1Sc; salt hides, lOI9Gl2lzc; No.
greed salt hides. Sc; No . green salt hides, &c
green hides, 5g6c Beeswsx-prime yellow. 2O9
pc; tallOw &C; ginseng, per pound, 81 So Deer
skins-prime, 256t33c.
CANDLES-Full weight 1513c.
FURS-Nery firm ami wanted, while receipts in
crease slowly. ne quote: RaCcOOn-NO. large
75c, small See No. 2, 50c; No. s. 20c; No. 4. l0c.
Mink-NO. l. 40c; No. ., CSC; No 3, 15c; scabs, SC.
Skunk-blsck, 6Oc9Sl 10; short stripe, 3O465c;
narrow, l5G25c; white and broad, aloe inside
figures for Territory and open, and outside figures
for cased: civit lual5c. Wildcat, l0gi0c; house
cat, 10Gl5e. Wulf-large, 25c TO So; small, IL 10
75c. Fox-gr4y, loo to 65c open, and 25c 10 soc
cased kits l0c to 2jc red 5s to 75c open, and SOC
to 81 81 c.sed. Otter-So l, g.; No. 2, So, No. 8,
81 sos No. 4, sl-opeu, 10 per cont less, and cubs,
25aiOc. Beaver, 15c to 81 each, or s1Gl 90 per
pound for clean, well pelted. Bear-brown and
grizzly 81 20 SIS; black, 81 to $40; cubs 75c TO So.
Badger Toe to 7jc OyoSsum, 59lOc open to l09l5c
cased. Muskrat sc to 15c.
FEATHERS-PTime. I0c.
WOOL-Tub-wash"d, 25G35c per pound, I'M
washed. Is 923c; bury, 1OglGc.
LEAIH ER-Oak sole, per pound, 81 6i0c; hem
lock; 276J30c; harness, 3GGi0c; skirting, S71i0c;
French calf, s40S5Oc per dozen; domestic calf, $50
1i5e per dozen.
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heck on UHbesiiHy galway Cen.
6Irucfi0n

be New York Legislature has parsed a
lure putting cheek on unhealthy construc-
1t Is intended to stop the issuing of stock
bonds on rOAus 20 be butt. The bill as it
: the governors signature reads:
Iion / / snail not be lawful for any indi-
p, association. or corporation ~ issue or exc
tny bond or stock upon any railroad Within
ftate. or any abroad hereafter constructed in
is State, representing in their par value a
sr sun of money Than the actual cost OF con-
! lion and equipment. Nor shall any such
: of stock and bonds, or stock alone, be made
proof Of such actual expenditure shall be
shed to the State engi seer ani surveyor.
up II his ppr val of the same, rendered to
3o,Id OF Ea!lrIai Commissioners, they shall
brizs such Individual association or co pJra-
10 issue such stock or bOads tOan amount not
sdiug the actual * expenditure. as certified to
: State engineer anu surveyor.
2 The itorney-general Is directed to take
Seedlings against any railroad whose Utiicsr or
rs yi0lnts the prpvisiOus OF the first section of
act And any officer or officers Of any railroad
ration Nh1 yiOlat1 the FIST section of this act
suing any sio or bonds, exert as herein
. ded, shall be doe ntd guilty VI forgery.
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Exchange on New YORK buying at par, selling
| at q premium. Eastern cotton bills buying at y
per cent. discount, selling al par; and exchange
selling.
Bank stOcks-Bsnk OF Commerce, 1885, First Ma
tlonaI, lOAGll0; German National 2OOa21O; Man
hsttam, l6Ogl40; state National, l20gl2j; Union
Insurance stocks-Home, 67a7O; Bluff City, 100.
Feoples, el'9aI: Planters, lis; Phoenix, 30; Mem
phis City, 100; fernando, 1927 Vanderbilt, 13sl5.
Railroad acknowledgements Ohio and south
western INST mortgage, par; Mississippi and Ten
nessee, 6O965; Memphis and Charleston first mort
gage bonds, Is, 1i2alI6; do. second mortgage
bonds IS tlSSj), lG2dlOs; do. cOnsOls, l07aIO9:
Memphis and Little Rock frat mortgage bonds
s. 100; Mississippi and Tennessee cOnsOls, A, 10
siscellaneous-Merchants' Storage and Com
press Company, new issue, los; Memphis Ga
Company, bonds with accrued interest par; do
stock, 100: Memphis city bonds, old, 90, compro-
mise bonds, IS; coupons from old bonds 3J from
compromise bonds, 60; ledger balances, 28; judy
menls on coupons and bonds, 90; paving indeh,-
ednesss 25 shelby county Memphis and Ohio rail
road IS, IS; warrants, 95'dl0l bid-noue on the
market Mississippi leyee bonds and coupons lis
l[ict NO. l. iislZ1s; do scrip l2gl21 Bank Of
tArk-l warrants, 20; Deshs county e.; Mississippi
county, 50.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-Loans, decresse,
2HsoOo; specie. decrease, LOO 400; legal ten
800; circulation Increase sli8, 800; reserve. IN
crease. 81 6.5. The banks now hold s. OF 40
less than legal requirements
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Asrcb 51.-MGHs7 5GIO
per cent, closing offered per cent Prime
mercantile paper, 6971z per cent. sterling ex-
shAnge-bsRkers bills dull but steady, 1917; de-
msnd 4sl.
Bonds-Governnents unchanged, except as
coupons, which advanced "A per cent Railroads
firm on moderate volume Of business. State Sc
cuTlties dull
stocks-rhe market on the days business shows
a pretty general advance, say 4 TO ~ per cent,
TIE latter Illinois Central. Northwestern 50
showed an advance of per cent in both common
and preferred Ia the last hour Oregon aud TranE-
continental, ana Omaha, quoted ex-dividend. The
market closed islrly steady and somewhat frmer
Closing quotations:
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
In the Whole History of
Medicine

preparation has ever performed such
lrvellous cures, or maintained SO
he n reputation, as AYERS CHERRY
FLORAL, which is recognized as the
lids remedy for all diseases of the
pat and lungs. Its long-continued
! es of wonderful cures in all eli
t.es has made it universally known
b safe and reliable agent to employ.
fainst ordinary colds, which are the
'erunners OF more serious disorders,
! lets speedily and surely, always re-
4 ing suffering, and often saving life.
J protection it affords, by its timely
. ia throat and chest disorders,
kes it an invaluable remedy to be
i always on hand in every home.
person can afford to be without it,
those who have once used it never
4. From their knowledge of its
.lposition and operation, physicians
4 the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively
heir practice, and clergymen recon-
. ld it. 1t is absolutely certain in
. healing effects, and will always
e where cures are possible.
or sale by all druggists.
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n he end OF 1881 there were 1923 miles
lilro1d in operation in Italy, of which ITO
i had been opened within that year Of this
bge 2ijl miles belonged to the State. 1t did
fort 827 miles Of thus, which was leased 10
1anies; but. on the o her hand, it leased and
fed 59l mil 3 whicl belonged to companies.
population Of Italy by the census Of 1851 WAS
$40 50 that there were 52iB inhabita Its per
OF railroad more than ten times as much as
1.-The United States. The average service
ihe equipment wss q 202 mics run per
motive, y 49, miles per passenger car aud
per freignt-cHr. Ths average cost of the
|zIagd bee Z" Gle per mile of road, of
N SSJZr-ozs Tor equipment. This is more than
cent more thau ths average cost OF roads of
fountry. The earnings In 1881 were at he rate
q per mile. while ths average shown for this
try wa sG6s5 by the census Of 1850. No less
40 per cent. Of the Italian receipts we're from
myers however, and only Is per ceut here.
Working expenses in Italy were 1925 per mile,
3 per cent. Of the rcGei PTS, and the net earn
were 1897 per milo. Here the expenses were
and the net c rliug7 Sl643 per IN lie. Per
mile the grss earnings were 81 56Ls, the eI-
Is 81 10, and the net earnings 49, ceRts
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CHANCERY SALE
R Il AL Il . II ATE.


No. 1906. R-Chancery Court of shelby County,
The State of Tennessee for its own use, etc. VS..
Theresa Farrell ct al.
by virtue of interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day of
February, 1888, will sell al public auction TO the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office, courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn, on
Saturday, April IS, 1858,
within legal hours the following described prop
eTty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
Lots 65 TO IS inclusive, DDS by l40 feet on Elk.
change street.
Also lots g. e. &C. 81 aud g. being lbs by 14o feet
on Washington street.
Also 10! SO on east side of Chickassw street. 81
by 1851 feet
Alse lots l4 and 14l, corner OF Main and Market
streets, so by So feet.
Also Lot Sill On Alabama street, IS by 14S feet
Also lot 1896, "A by IA feet, north side of alley.
Terms of Sale-on a credit of seven 81 months;
purchasers to execute note with approved secu.
Iity; lien retained for purchase money, and re-
demption barred. This March q. 1888.
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. N. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
VIM. NJ. smith, F. II. Heiskell and C. W. Heis.
l-n1l n1so
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RAILWAY RECORD.
IRRNALANo DEPARTURE TRAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio and SOuth WeHtern-
trains move as follows: No. 2 (express) leaves at
40 pm: No. (mRill at S:25 am; No. (CoVlng-
Pn coOmmodAtion) at $40 pm. No. l (expressl
frives at 2:20 am; No. arrives at las pm: No
CovlngtOn accommodation, 9.55 an. (city tirne)
II phis and Little ROek-TTains move
follows: No. leaves daily at 40 p m; arrives
II so pm; No leaves at m; arrives at S
m; No. 0reighD leaves Hopeheld al 5 am. ar
'ves st pm.
n en- phis and CharIasIOu-Trains move
follows lcity ume): Through express leaves
billy at II :O5 pm. Local mail and express leaves
billy at Sis am. SOmervllle accommodation
.kses daily, excert Sunday, at 4.25 p m. Through
press arrives daily at IL 80 am Local mail and
press arrives daily at S:55 p m. SomeryiIle &C
smmodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at $40
LoUIsVIIIe and NashviIIe-Trains move
follows; Fast mail arrives daily at 40 q, m
iaves at ll:l0 pm; mail leaves daily at rs
b.. passenger accommodation leaves daily at
40 am; arrives daily at $40 pm. (eity time)-
j III make close connection for all points East:
townsville accom- mediation leaves daily, except
ndsy at 4:5j pm; mail arrives daily at $40
%. Brownsville accom- mediation arrives daily
5eept Sunday, at Is am.
III SSisSippf aud Teuaessee-Trafus move
Follows: New Orleans and fast mail snd,express
Ives daily at u. 80 D-m.; express freight leaves
/ y, except sunday, at 3:45 pm; freight leaves
exc pt Suud Y. az 80 Il m. New OrIeang
Z. mail and express arrives daily at 1910 a n1
press FRI light arrives daily, except SUNDAY, at
10 am. freight arrives daily, except sunday. 81
u pm. Freight trains carry passengers
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WHISKY ETC

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
BRANDIEs- Ceznsc, sj9lo; peach, s. SOFAS SO;
apple. s2dS SO.
wiNEs-Imported port, 81 5o9l; snerTy, e. $50
4; MISREPRESENTATION extra dry, s7GS Piper
HeidSiCS, Sz4G26; Mumm's extra dry, S26a2S;
POmery Sec. SO 50GSl sc; ". Cliquot, SO 50d
81 SO; claget, So 1897 per box; Catawba, 81 5Os6
Observation-Disclosures 0c9sl SO; Straight, 81 jC
@, according to axe.
ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-Whisky steady,
slls.
LOUISVILLE, March 5l-Whisky quiet
81
CHICAGO, March 81. - Whisky steady
81 10.
BALTIMORE, March 31.-Wh;sky quiet
81 is1s@l 10.
CINCINNATI, March Sl.-WhIsky active
and Arm, 81 I3
New ORLEANS, March 5l.-W Risky -
Western rectifed, 81 O5a1 20.
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MOntTale SppilgS

MIG. WILSON, Manager.
THIS POPULAR SUMNER RESORT among the
L mounLsins of East Tennessee, will be open
May 10th. Daily Hack Line and Mails. Excel
lent tables. Rates: 81 per day; IS to $40 PEE week.
Address J. e.. ESSLE,
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The New Orleans future market opened steady
at decline; at H. steady. closing ste dy. Saies,
70, GOO bales Closing quotations were as follows:
Yesterday Friday
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COTTOk-SEED.
~ NEN SLIDs
CorrNNr. SFED MRATprims S1S

CorToN SEED MEAL--Prime, SIS so per
ton per carload lots.
co TON-SEHD OILS-Crude, Is iS46 per gallon.
in round lois of 100 to 500 br,s. Cooking OIL JOB
lots. 4Sc summer yellow refined oil, soc in car
cad lots Winter yellow, 55c, according to
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|IoAGo " ,rch 3l.-Foe Supreme Court
'inOiS the full bench ass5nting, has Just 1lei
Union dec airing in suDsta CO tue Pullman
3omplHy AMI ike corporations common car
aud tciag them IL the same Category as
|ad m pauies- This is contrary To de
1 givei Dy the same iounn son years ago,
firms the principle the present State Legis-
has underworld TO e body ia the statutes.
.lit was brought by Luke Nevin against the
/ m pany for refusing 20 permit aim 10 occupy
'piuR b-rtn assigned hi which he offered to
Sr. Tne lower Juris decided tn Il plaintiff had
liver to enforce accom- nod tons from the car
|Rny. aud il was optional on it, part - furn sh
me. The Court asserts that the running of
hrs has become d buslue-s OF So
nee ssity, aud in this view the law
impose OBLIGATIONS on the company
same as railways, feirymen and inn
Rs. In the language Of thu opinion when,
fore, passenger who, under the rules OF the
any, IS entitled to berth for the usual are,
10 whom 40 personal objection attaches,
! the cOmpany's sl9rping-ctr az the proper
. for the purpose Of procuring accomm0da-
zNaSip au orderly aud rs &c ful manner
&s lord o nth offering or rendering the Gus
~ price therefor he company is bound to
ia IT. provided 1t has a vac mt one at its dis
For breach Of an of these implied duties
burt holds the company cl arly liaBle.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cattle receipts the past week very light; the
quotations; that the supply is very limited,
and the demand for all grades very good.
Mich cows slow. Sheep receipts have been
rather hea y tue past week. with prices quite as
st-Crg as lest report. In hogs the receipts arei
light; tIs market l. bare; LhCI-e grades d-e ia de-
follows:
CoRN-FED CATTLE-Chojce, IS 5OS6.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, SAGA 90, good, S. So
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MEDICINAL.
DEBILITY
CUKEsUHRAETEED,

a VETS skEp And EEAraTARAiMEEr-
7.oecinc tor Hysye!.s .;sA&S-4es, oonyS.. :,
asaschs Ssn esgas slf iD10 aSs s25 Of
fmOaLSynas, Premature Old Age, oaussd by oyer
L1sen sslf-Abuse OF observation-disclosures Bbieh
ssIy dS Zach Saa sS: 9Ss s2 NV
Ire LeSoIt one dollsr bOE. OF slz boLe for i've
e. sent By mai, prepaid, on receipt oil price.
Dl - - f,auLee ak oozes 70 cure Gay Ca With
fe sosser received by az for six boxes. acco pa
.en I'll nse dOllsIs, VIC VIII gspd tbe purchas I
80 -,5tten susIzntep to return u money II the
III W.T. doea nos 8Gs,a L Guarantees is
o.: sstG o5iy Sy a. REHKERf = o., WHOLESALE and
III Dr1lagstk, 2l5 kztu - ersi 1ea1 pos. Tenn.
~ mail viii receive prompt attention.
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Fourteen brls sppes, ! Il bsgging, Il les bacon
ter 4s bu corn, % pkgs cnee-e 20 SKIS coffee, $50
bIls -four, % bales nay, q pkgs lard car lum ber
nails, SKIS oats, brls onions, 30 kks peas, l09
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Time Bar. Tier. Wind. Weather.
. IS: e. e en- en- en- s $$i& :sIy
Maximum temperature, IS.
Minimum temperature,.45
Rainfall, las
New ORLEANS NJ arch 3I.-Weather partly
cloudy and warmer. No arrivals. Departed: City
of St. Louis, ST. Louis; VIII Kyle, Cincinnati.
PITTsBURG March -Noou-River ~
feet inches, ard rising. Weather clear and cool.
Night-River IS feet inches, and rising. Weather
clear and cool
WHEELING, March 3l.-Noon-River 8
feet inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool, Night-River 9 feet inches and rising.
Weather clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-Rivsr rose 8 inches,
and now stands II feet 10 inches by the gauge
Weather cloudy and cool. Arrived; City OF New
Orleans, New Orleans. Departed: Belle Memphis,
Vickshurg; John A. SCudder, New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, March 3l.-Noon-River 90
feet inches and rising. Weather cloudy; Their
mometer, 43e. Eight-River 81 feet, and rising.
Weather cloudy and colder. Departed: Charles
Morgan, New OreaAsi Vint Shinkle, Mem his.
EVANSVILLE, March I.-Noon-River
rising rapidly. with II lilo feet full by the gauge.
Weather cloudy; thermometer, 460. Arrived: Cons
Hillar, Cincinnati, As a.E. Thos. Sherlock, New
phis an; Thos. Sherlock, Cincinnati, 1l:45
Pm. River ring, with IS feet inches by
the gauge Weather cloudy; thermometer, AS.
Arrived: Ohio, Memphis, 8 pm. Departed: Ohio,
Cincinnati, $3.50 pm.
LOUISVILLE. March 31.-Noon j River
rising, with 10 feet inches in the canal and feet
inches in the chute the falls. estheT cloudy,
windy and cool. Arrived: Joseph Walton and
tow, New Orleans Night-RiveT rising slow Y.
with IL feet 10 inches in the canal, and feet
inches in the chute Oh the falls. Weather cloudy
and cool. Arrived: W. W. O'Sesl and tow, Ray
mond Homer aud tow and Golden Crown, New
Orleans. Departed: Golden Crown, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, March 3I.-Ncon-River % ieet
6 inches, and rising Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: Henry Frank; New Orleans, II pm. City
of Cairo, st. Louis, ii pm; John Gilmore, New
Orleans, noon. Departed: City of Baton Rouge.
New Orleans. j, N. Henry Frank, st. Louis
an; City of Cairo, Vicksburg, an. Night
River % feet inchss and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool Arrived: Jack Frost Memphis, p. m.
Port lads, ct. Louis, pm; Florence, St Louis,
8 . N. Departed: JACK Frcst St. Louis, !. IN.
Florence, below, pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-01
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COAL DIV holssaie lots, 16c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, March 31.-Petroleum quiet !;
s.w., 1IOS. 50.
BRADFoRD. March 81 Petroleum. stubs
born; opened ST 94i41: highest, 9'l{c; lowest.
$3.50; closed ej5.,. ClearaEccs 3O7 90 barrels
PITrsBUEG, March 3l.-Petroleum dull;
Vnitod certificates frmer closed at 90 ,c. refined
sJzGs14c Philadelphia delivery.