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LEE LINE ST EAMEEs.
ELEVATOR COMPANY.
Grain and Packa0e Eleyafor en-

WILL DO GENERAL RECEIVING. FOR
wv wARDISG AND STORAGE BUSINESS Carzoes
of steamboats, and barges loaded or uuIoaded with
dispatch. Freight delivered in cars of all rail-
roads entering the city. Ample storage room for
etc. Freight received and stored in elevator at
owners risk unless ordered insured.
E. GALLOWAY SUPERINTENDENT
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sBelow high water mark, 1874. below bench mark
PSYCHOLOGICAL RECo RID.
Tima o. Ther.L Wind. l. Meather.
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s-evt.-elae -a.41a~sz.o.s.

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices
FRAMING-LUHBER-Yard prices-Rough. SIS
per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring,
s2o; shingles, S3G4 50; lathing-pOplar, 81 as;
cypress 81 per 1000 laths. Extra prices for extra
lengths above 20 teet
LIME AND CEMEN E-Alaba Ia lime, 9JcGs1 E
barrel; Tennessee, $3.50; Louisville cement, 81 70
rs a barrel; Rosedale cement 81 so a barrel
Portland, So plaster OF Paris, 81 80.
NAIIS-x5 IS per key
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
Ek II a H Il 3 TATE.

No. 1855, R.-Chsncery Court OF Shelby county
State OF Tennessee for its own use etc.. W. lack
Montgomery ct al.
PY virtue OF an introductory decree for sale
u entered IN the above cause on the 1lth day OF
February, 1888, will sell, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, April rs, lss3,
within legal hours, the following described props
Lot 80. $, Oh the east side Of College avenue,
adjoining Finnie 3cGavOck and Others. contain
ing 81 acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale-on credit Of seven 90 months;
notes with good security, add lien retained for
purchase money. This March 20 1883.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By ]. M. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
W NJ Smith, r. II. Heisken aud G. w. HeiskeI,
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The New Orleans future market opened srezuy;
at -, dull, closing quiet. sales, 80, 600 bales
Closing quotations were as follows:
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NOTICES.
NOTICE,

e% X. p. DYKE is not in our EN-.
pIOy, and is not authorized to transact
any business for US.
Il sgsasAN- Il GALE
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HoRass AND MULES.

The mule market ia we'll supplied with all
qualities The horse market is dun.
MI LES-No dray mules, 70 years old 10 10
i652 hands, S2009250: l5}z to I6, S15O9lS5; 10 TO
I512. sl35 5150; l41z to 10, sl00Sl25.
HORSEo-GoOd driving, sl25id200; heavy draft,
S150S200; saddle horses, SI259250; plugs, si0975.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Busiaess wss very good 90 Change yes
terday. The meat market was higher; -four
Arm but unchanged; cornmesl quiet; sugsr
quiet; coffee hrm; molasses quiet; rice steady;
hay dull, demand light; corn very dull; oats
steady. with light stock; bran steady; apples,
inferior plentiful, choice very scarce; potatoes
nominal; cabbage, supply equal to demand;
onions nominal butter, fair sales; cheese quiet;
eggs. stock heavy and weak; dried apples, good
demand; dried peaches dull; cotton-seed oils
steady cotton-seed meal quiet. Other articles IN
changed in tone and price.
IMPORTS.
Five tcs bacon and hams 10 bris beans, ICG pkgs
butter, 6l5 bu corn, pigs cheese SKIS coffee, 9
nd cattle, 60 pigs eggs, 20 bales hay, pkgs lard
II cars lumber brl meal, 55 brs molasses, 25l Egs
nails p SKIS oss 30 sks peas, sc brls sugar and 81
pigs tobacco.
EXPORTS.
Six brls apples, 10 rlls bagging II ties bacon and
hS ms, SKIS bran, brls beans, l6 pkgs butter 100
bu corr. b pkgs cheese, l47 SKIS coffee, nd cattle
SIS brls -Four, % bales nay, 20 pkgs lard, cans
lumber, 81 brs neal p nd mules 50 Iris InOlAsses
81 kgs nails, Il SKIS oats bri O-ioLs, l42 bris pO
thtoes, cars oulk PORK, 81 brls packed pork
hid sugar ~ bTls sugar, lO5 pkgs tobacco Sad p
bris whisky.
We give below the Official quotations of the Mer-
chants Exchange, verified by thorough CANVASS
OF the markets.
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MEDICINAL.
CoETIvALI9.
The Only Perfect Care for the OpIuu
Habit EnaHn.

4 Worthwhile is q sure, speedy and painless
~ cure for the opium or morphine habit, con
tanning no opium In any form 1t e. the greatest
nerve tonic In existence, furnishing q arge sup
ply OF brain ana nerve food. II has bsen used
with great satisfaction Ia many nervous disordes:
such a. slse plessness. nervous depression SICK
headache, lost manhood, irregularities Of females
and ali troubles arising from the nervous system
few bottles WI cure anyone addicted to the
morohine or opium habit Ithas been used with
much SUCCESS in the treatment OF insoriatesL
s% SEND FOB OPIUM CIRcUI Az, ia
Manufactured by
ERWIN, GAYDEN 4 YONGUE,
Winona. Miss.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

BALTIMORE, April 18.-Arriyed: Hohen-
zollern and America, Bremen.
NEW YORK, April 1S-Arrived: Safe OF
Nebraska, Glasgow; st. Romans, London.
LONDON, A pril 1S.-Arrived out: Kansas
slesiA- State of Pennsylvania, Circsssis and En-
gland, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1S.-Cleared: Wan
derer, Belize; Nantes, Liverpool; Cristobel and
Colon, Barcelona; Byzantine, Bremen.
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FLORIST.
FIRST of APRIL
ON HAND.

Deciding PI ANTS OF all descriptions; new
ID Roses and Geraniums Among them is Belle
Of Memphis, one Of the best, introduced by II
Moore. florist 10 Is Que Of nv seedlings which
have tested for the past tn rec years Now see. TO
my great surprise that ONE other flor 81 cl inns to
have raised this Belle Of Memphis bu l believe
that such a mnu could raise cab bsg -he d much
essier-when 1t Is rooKcd All th-se pls nts. a.
any Others sell at lowest rates n stock is large
aud good con tiier nearly Il 90 plans for al
kinds OF bedding, az W that my frieBds and
customers would a trial. Mail adyices:
81 Beale 1T, reached by telephou e; convenient
10 fernando street car; two blocks from H Caro-.
youn respectfully,
HENRY N ooRE, Florist
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RIVER AND MsAIhsR.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE U. 5. A.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, April Is, 1883.
The following observations are taken at the
moment of time Il :03 p.1s) at all the stations
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CoTroN SEED AEAL-Prime, SlS per ton
per carload lots.
COTTON-sEED OILS-Crude 1915 per gallon,
u round lots Of 100 to 500 brls Cooking oil, job
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CHANCERY SALE
AlOF-
Ii Il A L Il ST AT L.

Nos 4451, R--Chsncery Court OF Shelby county
VIM Robertson. Ex' tr, etc. Of George Robert
son, deceased, vs.. A. r. McNlliams et al.
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 2lst day OF
Decem Der, 1882, will sell at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, courthouse OF Shelby county, Mem
phis Tenn, on
Saturday, May o. IssS.
within legal hours the following DIES ribed prop
erty. situated in the city Of Memphis. Shelby
county, Tenn, TO wit: Part Of country lot 49, OF
Is. A. bhew's subdivision. per plan OF same
made by VIM. Crane in 1855: Beginning at q stske
on the south AIDE OF Gayoso street and in A. B.
ehAw's east line; thence with said line south lZ3
feet % a stake In Rice and Rsmsey's line; thence
with Rice and Kamsey's line west 100 feet 70 the
center of Lutte Bette bayou; thence down the
center OF said bayou with it, meanderings 10 the
south side of 6ayoso street; thence east with the
south side OF GAyoso street los feet 70 the begin
ming.
Terms OF 6ale-Cssh. This April 9, i6Sa
r J. BLACK, Clerk and Master. = =
By J. N. Bradley, Deputy c ERIK and Master
Hosgsn d Mcfarland. solicitor
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, April 18,-Erports OF domes-
tic cotton for the last week. 1890 packages; since
January LIST 46 lis. against 45 16l last year a 661
10 1881, and 80 ,435 in 1879. The general market
and demand is exceedingly duh.
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~beloW nlGn water nArk,iof9 TBeloW pencH marx
PSYCHOLOGICAL RECO RID.
Time oar. Their. Wind. Weather.
Sos am. % $50 g Sc. Clear.
l o:Ss ? M m. 5 5ssf = 5: G6aEd
Maximum Temperature 81.
Minimum TEN perature, CO.
PITTsBUKt5, nprTt Io.=Noon--R ivsr i feet
inches, and rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, April Is. - Noon - River
falling, with 80 BIO feet by the gauge. Weather
clear; thermometer, 10. Night-River falling.
with % $40 feet by the gauge. Weather clear and
windy; thermometer, 76'.
LOUISVILLE, April s-Noon-River fall
Ing slowly with 10 feet 10 inches in the canal and
teet inches In the chute on rrIe rhIIs vTc1rucr
clear ana pleAssnt. Arrived and departed: Andy
Baum, Memphis 10 Cincinnati
CINCINNATI April IS -Noon-River II feet
inches. and rising Weather fair: thermometer
70-. Night-River % feet. and rising. Weather
clear anc warm. Arrived: R. r. Springer, New
Orleans Departed: James W. CAT. Memphis
CAIRO April 18-Noon-River 43 feet
inches, and falling. Weather fair and pleasant
Arrived: Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati, II m. De-
parted: Vint Shinkle, Memphis, am; Charles
Brown, New Orleans, m. Night-River 4S feet,
ana falling. Weather cloudy; thermometer, 49,
Arrived: City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg, pm. !;
Golden Rule, New Orleans, pm.
ISee Additional River Hescs on Fourth PcCel
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~ = ,s$Ihe Georgia railroad operated under lease
-SHe Louisville aud Nashville and Csntral rail-
af5sd Of Georgia for March, 1888 compared with
1882 Gross ca ruiugs, sl4S OIt-iucrease, $50 5S4:
tot expense, sSi is5-increase, Si227; net 500 6J3
increase, S32,507; net income. So, SOJ-lRcIease,
s56,7O7.
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Hhule week lHst VtVst1o u A-SSA9o %
Exchange on New YORK buying az par, selling
at 4 premium. Eastsrn cotton bills buying at Is
per cent, discount selling at par; and exchange
en- New Orleans = Discount buying, and par
selling.
Bank stocks-Bank of Commerce. 1876; First Ma
tiOu6l, ll9; German National, 2y0s2l0: Aanhet,
tan, l609l10; state National, l20gl25; Union and
Planters. 4O9li21z bid.
Insurance sIocEs-Home, 67C57O Bluff City, 100;
Fs2pss %; IFIanters id2i mem ~ ,Sg s
observation-disclosures storage and Com
press ConpanJ, new issue Per asked; memphis
Gas stock 50; do. bonds, 95g9s; Memphis Water
Company, bonds with accrued interest PAR; do.
stock, 1885, Memphis city bonds, old, SOg331z' com
promise bonds, o. 96s; coupons frOmold bonds 80;
from compromise bonds, 20; ledger balances, %;
judgments On coupons and bonds, 30; paving in
debtedness IS: shelbs county Memphis and Ohio
railroadJ 6s, 9S9lOO; warrants 9599s; Mississippi
levee bonds and coupons, district No. ], lOglli :
do scrip. 1921; BGok OF Tennessee notes, new
issue. 701ze7I; Ccttenden county (Ark.) warrants,
20; Desh& county, 60; Mississippi county, 70.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 18.-Monsy loaned
down from 693 per cent, closed offered per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 55s615 per cent sterling
4s51z.
nds-Governmeuts-4l, COUPONS. u per
cent. lower; IS IS aud ~. registered. unchanged.
Railroads irregular. State securities duh, but
j'stocks-1hs net result Of the days business on
the stock market was decline Of 4 to per cent.
on the genera list, the latter Northwestern. Cen
trail Pacific, Union Pacific Burlington and
per cent lower. Hannibal aud st. Joseph pre-
ferred advanced - per cent for the day; Rich
1oad an DauVll!e Ia. Richmond and west
Point =, Iniaois Central -, and Omaha preferred
q. III final dealings Manitoba declined l per
cent to I67. Tue market closed steady at q irac-
ton above the lowest prices OF the day. The Post
says: THE announcement that the Northwestern
would Issue 81 $50 coo per cent. bonds pay Tor
purchases Of St Paul and Omaha stock,
thus increasing its fixed charges $500 600 per ~
nusn has probably mad more to do with the break
in the market Than any other one fact. although
SorthHS stern stock has been pretty well distIio-
uted amo;g all the speculatorE who have bought
iL on the expectation that Instead of bonds there
would be an increase OF STOCK 70 pay for the
Oms ha stock. They all bought q little in antici-
patton OF cutting the watermelon" in which
they have been disappointed. The stock declined
per cent since the close saturday. The result of
the discussion by the Hannibal and st. Joe Off
cials to-day on the question OF extending from
Quincy t. i,ago was that no conclusion was
reached, aud The wnoie matter was laid over for
another day." Closing quotations:
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eETe,Es. HIDES aNo LEATHER.

OTIS. 4sc. Summer yellow refined oil. SOC in car
DAD lots. Winter yellow, jjc, according tC
quantity.
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AOtii Is9i9
The New York spot market opened irregular,
closing steady. Sales, 925 bales. Contracts, 800
bales. Closing quotations were as follows:
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The New York future market opened steady at
decltne at 1880, easy; at $780, barely steay; at
1880, steady; at 1880, steady; at 2:S0. steady,
closing steady. Safes "a 900 bales. closing quota.
tions were as foiloWG:
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING,
g~rrm NV

: EtMETto IEFNV Ii0~'
THIS DAY.
Arkansas City KATE ADAMS, Cheek, D Pm
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Fri.rs Point .-IsNEs LIZ Friday. D pm
Vicks Ans IL -----' ! = r.
Osceols. DEAN ADAMS, Friday, pm
ST. Louis CRY OF PROVIDENCE Ffloa!, loan.
Cincinnati .YINT sHISKLE, Fridsy' pm.
white River JOSIE HARRY, Saturday. ppm.
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

lug FIRa or MURPHY e MURPHY Is thit
phs DAY dissolved by mutual consent. B. 4. Muir
business undesSIll outinue the General Insurance.
street. Az name at No. s Madison
MRBPHIs. 'septerntsr ~
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PERSONA AND GENERAL

The formal opening of the White river
ranch Of the Iron MOuntsin railroad took place
ionday, and was al epoch In the life and pros
Gritty OF Of Batesviile never 10 0e forgotten.
Col. COLE, one called "Old KIM Coils"
ne former "a lroad king of the South. hes soften
ng OF the brsin; Ms rival, H. Victor Seweomb.
ace called ''the Young Sspoleou of the South"
IVES in Few York very retired, ana is becoming
nope .essly bind.
The linois Central railway new hrsuch
TO st Louis l. now being pushed rapidly forward,
tracE-layins is going on as last As the grzdtl
is done. The connecting linz is being brought in
ON Springfield 20 uitcndeid. When this line is
finished trains will run from Chicago via Clinton
-fprngieid and thence to 81. Louis.
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WHISKY, ETC.

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
BRANDIEs- Cognsc, s591O; peach, g. 5Oa3 So;
apple, S293 so.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 5Ogi; sherry. 81 559
4; champagne-Amefican extra dry, S765; Piper
Heidsick. S24G26; Mumm's extra dry, s26&2S
Pomery Sec. SO 509Sl 50; ". Clquot, SO 5Og
81 50; Clsret g 1897 per box; Catawoa, 81 5o96.
Observation-Disclosures .9Oe9sl 50; straight 81 20
"a, according 10 age.
ST. LOUIE, pril l8.-Whissy steady, 81 IA.
LOUISVILLE, April 18.-Whisky quiet,
81 Is.
CINCINEATI, April 1S.-Whlsky steady,
81 IS.
New ORLEANS, April IS. Whisky IN
changed.
CHICAGO, April 1S. Whisky stesdy and
unchanged.
RALTMoRE, April 18.-Whisky nomi-
nalIy stesdy 81 I6L6I II
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MOVEMENTS ar THE Lsvss,

ArriraIs.-Dean Adams, O-ceOla; [. P. schenek,
Cinc!Enali; Charles Morgan, New Orleans; City
Of Ne= Orleans New Orleans; James Lee, Friars
Paint: Charles P ChOuteau, SeW Orleans
DfDdTfurcs-U. P. schezck. Nav Orleans; Hard
Cash White river; James Lee, E-llcs Point; Dean
Adams, Osceola; Charles Morgan, ClnelnEai !;
City of New Orleans, St Louis.
Boats Due DOlra -Vint Sninkle.
Boats Due UB.-Kate Adams and City Of Provl-
deuCe.
Receipts Yesterday
City OF New Orleaus-50s bIls sug4r.250 pigs soda
and lot sundries.
James LED bales cotton, SKIS seed, 3 nd cat.
lie ana 20 plgs sundries.
Caarle. p Choateau-9S5 SKIS seed, go brls sugar
and IS pkgs merchandise.
U P 5chenck-76 bales hay, Dos SKIS corn, 25 SKIS
oats aud 81 pkgs MERCHANDISE.
Dean Adams Is bales cotton, o bgs iced cotton,
9 SKIS seed, nd cattle and > pkgs suudries.
Charles MoTgsn-5 SO bTls sugar, 26 brls molasses
81 bIls ale, - empty hogsheads and bales bags.
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

CtTEAMER MARK TWAIN-w rE~
- Hall master; J. b. Fuller, clerk, ,sssSsssE7szs
Will leave for DYRRSBURG and all way Iaud-
ings EVERY MONDAY at O'Clock pm, uutiI
further notice.
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seFEENhEETs
IS extended, los. Pacific Is OF 1886. 1T.
4SSs, 11S1z.
&C. p. 6rsts, 11l1z. T. r land grants, 81.
Ere seconds, $50 T. Rio G. div. sS14
Lebigh < wilkes l0i U. P. 1rsts, l41a.
Louisiana con .ols, az. U. p. l.ns grants, 107
Missouri Is I'LL U. ?. sink. fund, l6L.
st. Joseph, ga Virginia IS, 35.
st. ?. 4 ). O. 1rsts, leH. Va. con-. ex-m. 81.
Tenn &C. OLD, a. Va consols pfd, 10.
Tenn 6s, new, Al.
Adams Express, 12S. Norris & Essex. 2s1S.
sAu egheny Central. 20. Nash. & Chat. 57LS
AlJon & Terre r., 7o1I. N. J. Central, 7s1i
A. D I. II. pfd, IA. n. & W. pfd, 1875
American Express, 90. Northern Pacific 5l1.
B, @. r. N. ST. North IN Pacific pfd, sS15.
Canada Sou thern, $50. Northwestern. 1S5,
G. G. d l. c., 81. Northwestern, pfd, 49I2.
Central Pacific, n. New York Central III.
Chesapeake Ohio 81. Ohio Central, 1877.
Q. 4 o., LIST pld, 32H. Ohio & Mississippi, $50.
G. & o I'd pfdr %. Ohio d Miss. pfd, los.
&c & 4. pfd $50. oregon Trans. ss1S.
c., B. & O., 26sS. Pacific Mall. az.
CHI, 81. L y y. o., 10 Panama, l67.
c., sSu. & C., IS. z, >; q ( "a.
Del !. HHd. JOY. pullman Palace Car, 2ss4.
Ell. & Lacy, 2e1T Reading. 5sM.
Denver & Bio g., 4sIs. R0ek island, 2412-
sEris~nicl lac g. : = 2 2 nd ~
sasunibai & Joe. 4OIs st. p. M Il NJ, 167.
H. 4 St. J. pId, e0L. Ct. Papl L Omaha 5O1z
Harlem 1876. St. Paul q o. pfd, ~.
Houston d Texas, AZ Texas Pacific. Az.
Illinois Central, 464. Union Pacific, s75s
L., B. q W, So. U. s. Express, CO.,.
Kansas & Texas, 81. W. st. l.. & r., 81
Lake Erie & West, 3112 W. st. L. & P. pfd, 5l1z
Lake Shore, 125S. Wells Farso's Ex.,Z3L.
Louisville d N, 565s Western Union, S3A
L., N. A. 4 Chi, "a HOmestake, Is.
Mar. & Gin 1st pfd, 10. Little Piltsburg, 1.
Mar. Gin. I'd p'd, 5. Ontario, %.
Mem h Charleston, 43 Quicksilver, 81
Michigan Central, 9IsS Quicksilver pld, AZ
Mimi. & st. L., ~ eouth Pacific, =.
Mimi. g. St. L. pfd. 60%. Standard. -
Missouri Pacific, So. sutro, 20.
Mobile n Ohio, l75<.
asked.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares. a. fol-
Iowa:
5000 Canada Southern, 10000 Central Pacific
5000 Del, l.. 81 w. 1000 Denver,
5000 Erie, 1000 st. Joe,
10 Co., Lake Shore, q 0U0 Northwestern
$1,000 New Jerry Cent?, 5000 New YORK CeatrAl
200 Northern Pacific, 5000 0a.. Western,
1s,000 Beading, q, 1909 ST. Paul,
5000 Texas Pacific. $4,000 Onion Pacific,
1000 East Tenn v 4 Ca 5000 4 q W Point.
5000 Oregon & Trans Confidential.
LONDON, April 18.-Illinois Central, SIT;
Pennsylvania Central, 66szc; New York Central,
Sl1z; Erie. SsH; Erie seconds. "a; Reading, 2ys.
NEW ORLEANs, April 1S.-Sight exchange
on New York steady; 81 per 5000 premium. Ster-
ling exChange-bankers' bills, 4S21a,
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The Memphis market opered and closed
quiet. Sales. 400 bales-250 to exporters, $50 to
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.

~ s-
IINGEs-Middliug. SIC; good mtddling. &c.
sTAISs-Good ordinary, Sc; low middl ing, SIC;
min -
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Living Witnesses.

The hundreds of hearty and healthy
looking men, women and children that
have been rescued from beds of sickness,
pain and well-nigh death by Parker's
Ginger Tonic are the best evidences in
the world of it's sterling merit and worth.
You will find such in almost every COM
munitY.
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Annoyance

Gray hairs are honorable, but their
premature appearance is annoying. Par
ker's Hair Balsam prevents the annoy
ance by promptly restoring the youthful
color.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

Frank Coombs leaves for Sun Kiver
this morning to begin work on Hastie "
porter's new building. -
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

James Gillette is in from Willow
creek. He reports that Phillips has just
finished threshing for him, and that
from 70 acres he has a yield of $3.50
bushels, weighing I'VE 40 pounds to the
the states. this amount of grain would
come to about 1000 bushels, 80 anyone
can see that good crops Of oats can DC
easily raised in Montana. Mr.. VI. =
he doubled his last years crop ana
thinks next year he will have 100 acres
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Granville Turner, Barker; DR.. seaton,
cond Corlee and x. Beidler, from AS
sinaboine, are registered at the Grand
Union. -
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

The new meat market Will pc iocateu
in w. S. Wetzel's building, adJolhlhg
his store. =a@a@
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

in. Vrooman, of the mineral Argus,
and Louis Belanger lett yesterday lor
Maiden.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07
LOCAL NOTES.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Ira Myers left on this mornings coach
for SIM River and Helena.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

Pres. Lewis and Al. Hutchison's
teams are loading at Billings with mer-
chandise for T. &. Power q Bro, OF THIS
CITY. They will bring in a big pile OF
pO06S.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

D. WeatherWax vii, take his de-
nsrtnre for Utica to-day, after seeing his
Teams started off toward the land OF the
Judith.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

We learn from some Of the cowboys
who went with Con Kohrs' herd Of cat
tie from the south fork Of Sun river to
the new range beyond Maginnis, that
horse thieves are very bad in that sec
ton of the country. Horses are night
herded and in many cases kept under
lock and key at night. AcoupIe OF Con
Kohrs' horses were stolen, n seVeral
of Gro rvilla Stl1art'S. ~~~@~wmwa
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

.Joseph Allen has bought another band
Of l.50O sheep from q band q a was
driven into the territory at Dillon. lie
has them safe at his winter quarters IN
Sand Coulee. -
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

Nat. McGrifin, from Sand Coulee, re-
ports that Geisey's teams loaded win
Deep creek coal, had been camped At
Ming's Coulee from the time the la.e
storm commenced, some weeks ago, 70
within a few days since, Wnen Iney
commenced rolling toward foE1 ben-
ton again. They had an unusually
heavy fall of snow Ior Inis +hrao
Bof the year, amounting TO nearly eo on1 So
feet in all, but it melted nearly as 100 70
lit fell, leaving the roads IN a terrioie
sconditiOn.