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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES

VEGETABLEs-Oniors, &2G.S for yellow
from store. Potatoes, 81 % per barrel for peach
blows; 55IS0c per bushel sacked: early rose,
81 o.; New York rose, 81 1872 SO; peerless 81 05
early russell 81 05; early Goodrich, 81 05 New York
peerless, 81 1872 So Sweet potatoes, g; seed, ~;
round lots from levee, 10a35c chesper. Cabbage IS
al. Celery, 4Od60c per doz. New kraut, in whisky
barrels s.: in 40gallon barrels S5G5 so; in half
barrels So 50il2 70. Garlic, 81 per hundred.
FRUIrS-Oranges, 81 50tSS per barrel and case !;
4 so per box. Bananas, S19l so per bunch. Cocoa
ginia, hand-picked, iOc; Tennessee red &C; white,
&c; roasted, PIC higher shelled l0c. Almonds, 10
H2Oc; Texas pecsns, 9s14c; Arkansas, 4145Se.
English walnuIs, 1s9lSc. FilbeTts, 13c. Brazil
nuts, lO9l0Jze. Reconsideration layers, S.; I'M
perial, 81 Dehess, IS 90, Brandy cherries 81 per
APPLES, ETC Apples choice grades, s494 rs
from store; medium, 81 93. Dried apples, SO
&c per pound from store. Dried peaches, 3e941ac
from store. CranDerries. SIC per barrel. Pickles.
medium, barrel, 81 so; half-barrel 81: pint Jars
81 - per dozen; quart jars, 81 1892 per dozen.
ClDER-Mlssouri, SS6Aa 90 per barrel, and 81 509
4 % PEI barrel. Vinegar, I54ISc per gallon.
FISH-MaekeTel-l0lD kit, No. i, csc; No. 2, S5c;
l5-lbs No. 3, S0c half-barrel, 30 Ibis al 1915 75
White hsh, Mol, per half-bsrre so. Dried herTings
per box. 2lSSOc; North Carolina herring, half.
barrel. Sc so.
PoULTRY-Chiekens, g. 5Oa4 rs according to
EGGS--I4dI5c
PIGS FEEr-In barrels, IS 5Oa9; hAlf-bArrels,
q 2j94 50; kegs, 81 Is.
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PROXIsIONS.

BuTTER-Creamery, S@35c: dairy, 24Ca
27c; butIerine, 1s92oc; country, 171<@2oc.
CHEEsE-Prlms Hats l2sl2Hc; full cream, 1519
MESS PoRKSsl9 5Od20 per barrel; sugar-cured
hams l314gl$1ac; breakfast bacon, 1S91314c; clear
BULK clear sides, 1Os.a1O,<c;
clear rib, 105s@l01zc; shoulders, re.
~ 2tJ ye1Ss, itz ma, azc fegS
sins l255S; 5-ib tins f251c; Si' tins, i2sEc leaf
lard, 81 higher per cwL
mess. sI99i9 25: options nominaI. Lard weaker ;
prime steam, l1.s71ze1l65c.
LOUISVILLE, April IS Provisions quiet
but firm. New mess pork SIS IS. Bulk meats
shoulders, re Observation-Disclosures, SIC. Sugar
kettle rendered, f214c.
ST LOUIS, April IS Batter quiet; dairy,
20825c; creamery, 25.ssoc, Eggs steady. lac. Pork
higher; jobbing, slS 1891 50. Bulk meats firm
Aud held higher; long clear, l005c; short rio,
~ 5e short nlear 10 ass arhe'i' Lord Eo4HiaaiIy
BALTIMORE. April 1S-Provisious STEADY.
Meas pork, $40. Bulk neats-shoulders and clear
RE sides, packed "a GLE Baeon-shoulders,
SIC; clear lib sdes, IL. Hams, l49l5c Lard
refined, 12l4c. Butter dull; Western packed, 17Qg
2Sc; roll, 1421sc. Eggs lower. lie.
CINOINNATI, Aprii S--Pcrk-dem and fair
and market firm, SIS 50glS Is. Lard steady. with
good demand. l1.05c. Bulk meats quiet but
steady; shoulders ne; clear rip, l0c. Bacon
steady; shoulders, S5sc; clear rib, IO.9Oc; clear
lie. Butter-choice Western reserve loger, IS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1s.--Pork-den sud
fair and prices higher; SIS sly Lard steady
tierce, I1ss kez, lIssc. Bulk meats higser;
shoulders, packed. scarce, soc. Bacon quiet
and steady: shoulders, S14c short rib. 1870; clear
rib lie. Sugar-eured hamf quiet ana firm; cnoiee
caEvAsed, IA gl3c. Cotton sssd OIL crude, 36a
SIC; summer, yellow refined 4Ss44c.
CHICAGO, April Is -Pork--dsmsnd active
and prices have advanced; 81 25als 80 cash aud
Anril, SIS 371zsls 40 May, SIS j5als 57]2 June
SIS 709lS 721s July, SIS S2h August Lard
active and q shade higher; ii 40c cash and April
1l45c May. II 500 l55e15 June, 6O31l July
1l.621zaIL65e August Bulk meats-in fair de
mand; shoulders, 1859; short ribs, l014c; shor
clear. 1o12c. Butter quiet aud unchanged.
Cau.-POrE-oemand active and prices have ad
vsnced 21Sc Lard moderately active and higher
advanced PIC
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The steamer John S Brsnsford, from St.
Francis river, loaded with 10000 feet of walnut
lumber, passed here TUESDAY afternoon bound for
Cairo, but struck a reef at 1 o'clock yesterday
morning near Pecan Point, which sprung her butts,
causing her to take water rapidly. Pilot Wess
Owens was on watch at the time and her to
AcGavock's Landing, where she was landed, a. d
her crew got ashore. After landing she began to
careen outboard, and the cracking OF her timbers
she did so indicated that she was in bad condi-
ton. She lies in about 20 feet of water sunk up
to her boiler deck Capt Ellison arrived here
early yesterday morning the U. P. Schenck. and
left ct noon with the underwriters wrecking-
host I. F. Ecksrt, to raise her. Everything
will be done to cave her cargo, and If pos
sible. the Eskert will have her ahoat
to-day. The extent of damage is not known, but
the boat is fully insured. The BrAniford belongs
TO Capt. Milt r. Harry, owner OF the White River
Mail Packet Line, wAo had chartered her to Capt.
Frank Ellison. She is valued at $1,000, and was q
good low water packet, having been recently over
hau Iu
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

B,ukers report = moderate demand and
fair supply. 6ss per cent. discount the ruling
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SCGAR-Pnre whine O.. ysllazH, S4423n;
open kettle, 654g754c; refined A, 9lze: granu-
| i-.ed, ot-e; powdered 10Agl01zc; cut loaf, l014S
10%c.
MoLASSEs-Louisisna common to fair. IS gl5c;
prime to choice 5OG55e centriius gals, IS assoc, as
10 grade; fancy. 5SG50c.
COFFEE-COmmon, 949Hc; ordinary, $40
l014c; far, lo 9l1c; prime Rio, II 9l254c; fancy
lie; old government 25G26c.
CANNED GOODS, ETG.-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, 81 GO; peaches 2-lbs, standard, 81 SO;
seconds 81 20; tomatoes, 2lbs, 81 20 3-lbs 81 So;
sfet & T.; 70 pesrgies q 80; blackberries
peas, 81 so; oysters, No. 1, 81 20; No. 81 So
full weight; light weight No. l. csc; No. 2, 81 90
condensed milk-Crown, Sc %; Eagle, IS Is; swiss
Sc %.
sALT-Per carload, 81 50 per barrel; 81 65 in
sacks pockets, bleached, 2hg6c.
SOAP-id61zc per pound
BAGGING AND lies Bagging, 915s1Okc, &C
cording to weight. Ties. arrow, 81 81.
BALTIMORE, April 1S.-Cofiee quiet; Rio
cArgoes ordinary 10 fair, s549l0c. Sugar dull; A
soft, SIC.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Cofee dull; Rio
&c. Sugar quiet; fsir TO good refining, 6 i5-169
7l-16c. Molasses steady; Cuba, 2l1zc.
NEwIoRLEANs, April 1S.-Coffse qnie
smd STEADY RIO, ssIgoes, common to prime, 754@
| 6I@69sc; fair TO fuzzy fair, 634a7c; PRIME
TO choice. 71s9711c; yellow clarified, &c; prime
to choice white clarified, SIC. Molasses nomina
and UNCHANGED.
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AYERS AGuE CURE.
a Vegetable Product.

a Vegetable Product. -.
proven itsee-zze6ss or71Ilrr1z and RAPID
cure for every form of Malarial Dis
order, Fever and Ague, or Chills and
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its effects are permanent. It rouses
the system to a condition of vigorous
health, cleanses the blood OF malarial
poison, and imparts a feeling of COM
fort and security most desirable in
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and preventative, as well as cure, OF
all complaints peculiar to maiarious,
marshy and mlasmatic regions. The
great superiority of AYERS AGUE CURE
over any other compound is that it
contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or min
eral; consequently it produces no
quinism or injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had
never had the disease.
The direct action of AYERS AGUE
CURE upon the Liver and Digestive
Organs makes It superior remedy
for Liver Complaints, producing many
remarkable cures, where other Iaedi-
cines have failed.
For sale by all druggists.
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P1TaOLtUM MARKETS.

NoAL DIV hoIesaIe lots, I3c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o, April Is.-Petrols1m,
sw ITO "a
PIrTsBURG, April 17.-Petroleum fairly
active; United certificates weak, closed at 931zc;
refined, SMGSIc Philadel phia delivery.
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GENERAL NEWS.


BUSINESS WAS fair yesterday.
The Port EIdr and bsrges passed up yes
terday.
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River SO feet
inches-rise inches yesterday.
The ''combiDtt ioo" tooE in the races yes
terday- They got back on the cars-it is supposed
RECEIPTS by river yesterday: II bale
cotton, bags of seed-cotton and 100 sacks OF
cotton-seed.
JOSH HARRISON, the mate of the Will s.
Hays who left that boat at New Orleans, was
passenger up on the Charles Morgan yesterday.
TIE U. z. Schenck passsd down for New
Orleans yesterday afternoon, Gischarging $50 pack
ages and adding 200 toss OF cotton seed meal and
cake.
The Charles p Chouieau arrived from
New Orleans yesterday morning, discharged q
Tor st. Louis win loo tons.
THE City If New Orlesn', three and
half days out from New Orleans arrived early yes
cleaned boilers, and passed up for st. Louis in
the afternoon with 6O0 tons and good list OF pas
sengers.
The Charles Morgan srriyed from New
Orleans yesterday morning early, three and a half
days ont from New oriesns. She passed on up for
Cincinnati with 400 tons, after discharging 100
packages, principally sugar aud molasses. aud
sengers in the cabin and 80 OF deck.
II wss q Tem,rka able coincidence yesterday
that two accidents sheHld hsppen-one in White
river ana the other hundreds Of miles away UP me
Mississippi rive, and both beats oelong 70 tne
9Ws aAe h6B On Bsfa S6e Josie Harry
up White river caught fire-5oth boats belonging
to Capt. Mit r. Harry.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
: CUKE sUARAHTkEE

"a q. VETS EKsvx AED BzAIETHxA,nKzr-
A spsci1e for HysIsriA, Dixkines, OonyuslOes.
Heryouf HeS4ache. Mental Depression, Lcn Of
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused By over
srsrccn4 eef-sDus or over-fzdulsence. which
leads % nissrJ, decag and dskth. Ote . u will
cure recent cases. Zach box cont ains one monthly
treAtmeof. One dollar COX. or s1x bore for ave
dollars sent ~ nail, prepaid, receipt Of price
We saanEntee nx boxes 70 cure any case. With
esao order resolved ~ "a Tor SIX boxes accom- pa
MED VIII nye eolLEnn, VIC vii senc the purchaser
eur WI tteD guarantees 70 retain erz money II the
treatment doss not eject Ee1re. Guarantees e.
gued cnIy oy A KEN 2KRl = co., wholesale and
ketfii Drugg1E1, as Eain street, hsEnpnis Tenn,
n-ders hy mail VII receive prompt attention,
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CnANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
RE AL ES TATE.


No: 1858, R-Chancery Court of Shelby county
The State of Tennessee for Its own use, etc., W.
J. O. McDsvftt ct al.
DY virtue of introductory decree for sale en-
February, 1883. will sell. at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, In front OF the Clerk and Mas
ter's office, courthouse OF shelby county, Men,
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday. April ~, 1855.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty. situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit;
Lot No. 265 Second street, in the city OF Mem
phis: Beginning at the Intersection Of the west
line OF Second street with the north line of the al
ley between washington and Adams streets;
thence north with the west line OF Second street
rs feet; thence west parallel with Washington
street l4SZ feet TO the alley between Second and
Main streets: thence south with said alley rs feet
10 the first alley named thence with said sley
between Warrington and Adams streets 14S% feet
Also part OF lots 275 and 276 on the west side Of
Second street. city Of Memphis: Begin ming at n
stake on the west side of second street 6iX feet
from the north line OF Exchange street; thence
north along the west line OF second street 24 feet
TO a stake; thence west parallel with Exchange
street AZ feet to stake; thence south ana par
allel with Second street 2iZ feet TO AXE; thence
east and parallel with Exchange street TAX ieet 10
the BEGINNING.
Also lot on the south side OF Washington ct. in
the city OF memphis. pcztnnisz South q 40
of Washington street 200 o. east of the east line
OF Fourth street; therces A3l0 feet, or less,
70 stake; thence sout, 1881 feet TO an alley
thence west parallel vita Washington street $40
feet. more or less, to a stake thence north 14sH
feet, more or less, to the beg inning.
Terms of Sale-On credit OF seven az mon tbs
purchasers executing notes with approved secu.
equity of redemption barred. This March "a, 1883.
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master,
ByJ. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master,
VIM. NJ. Smith, F. II. Heiskell, @. W. Heiskell,
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Viii Kyle is tbs next O,-Line pscket
due down for New Orleans.
The VIII s. Hays is the next O.-Line
packet due up for Cincinnati.
The L-eLine packets tomorrow are the
James Lee for FIiars Point, and the Dean Adams,
for Osceola.
The Anchor-Line packets tomorrow
morning are the Arkansas City, for Vicksburg,
and the City OF Providence, for St. LOuis.
The Vint Shinkle, Capt. M. N. Deem, is
due to-day, and leaves again tomorrow evening at
O'Clock for ali points the Ohio river as far
Cincinnati Harry Proctor is IL change of her
ONCE.
The JosIs Harry, Capt. Milt Il Harry, Is
the Saturday packet for all pc ints White river
going through to Jacksoa port, and making CON
nectis1s with packets for upper White and Black
rivers.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Marx r. Cheek,
IS the United states mail packet this evening at
O'Clock for Arkansas City aud all way landings
Walker OuLl[w ia her attentive clerk assisted py
J. e. WyckoG aud Will DaIragh.
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The EuOrmBu- gu,i8rEs OF Ihe q. t., ".
and a. R, y

the East Teunessee, NIrg uia and GeCr-
gis," Mt Seney said, "wGs dol 20 remarkably we'll,
and II the rolling stock were in accordance with
the traffic the road would not only pay we'll To
the stock hOid ers,,but leave n handsome surplus
10 the incO ne bonds as # could be operated for
60 per cent. of its receipts The rolling stock
was being gsly increasei, and instead OF delay
handle IT with faslliy. ElSew ere it was learned
that within the year 1000 freight cars and 50 To-
con0ttVes had been added ~ the road 4 his was
not sufficient aud 70 more locomotives
were ordered, of which 10 were deliver d.
and 500 cars were nov uuder construction. Ths
gross EARRINGS Tor March were s32i647. against
S246, l0S for the sans period last year. The
ings showed 81 10000 grsss for The year ending in
June aud when tue Khusa, City, Springfield and
Memphis JRlrold was opened traffic. which
would &c shOEtlg, The earnings would be s. 900 600
gross for the y months from this date. Ar
engagements were making with the Memphis and
Charles ton which Won zen fit its ssockhDlders
and help East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
VERY much. Men York Letter.
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Changes,

Changes.
Above
STATIONS low water Rise Fall
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Fire Aboard the Josie Harry.

The following dispatch was received in
this city yesterday:
AUGUSTA, ARK, April Is, 1883
John A. Harpmann, Agent Underwriters:
Discharged at Augusta A bales of cotton badly
bar4.e1, oasis ned Ae1nphis and New Orleans;
4S bales part OF the same shipment still board.
Telegraph US at Devalrs Bluff what to do with
that portion Of the cargo still on board. Have
entered protest st this place, and put wstehmen
on cotton. Fire still In SONS bales. Answer
quick JAMES KINMAN,
Steamer Josie Harry.
1t would seem from the above that the Josie
barely escaped destruction. We were unable to
get any particulars to the origin OF the fire, and
do not care to repeat the sensational rumors soat
yesterday as they are not at all borne out by the
above dispatch.
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GREAT CANCER CURE.

r U. DUNNAyANT, Cancer Doctor. located at
81 Collierville, Tenn Consultations free, Cure
guaranteed No money demanded until cure ef-
fected. The cancer Is removed by Ooe application
OF medicine within ten days after being applied:
NO arsenic used, and cure without the loss OF
blood.
REFEEEscEs-Thos n. Kemp and o. =. Eddins,
ByhAlla, Mis- Jas. Terry, Memphis, Tenn; John
Coleman, CockruD. Mss Dr.. ". r. smith, De-
soto Front, Miss; Major. VIM. n. Strickland and
Zen. W. s. FeSthersson, Holly springs, Miss; Hon.
d. Z. Myers, secretary -ofStste, jackson Ms.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

J. Schilling, live stock commission mer-
chant. Union stock-Yards Second street, at Louis
vile depot, reports: Arrivals for the past week
have been barely sufficient for the demand and
prices ruled high for all descriUtiOns OF stock
There is light supply of cattle in the Yards, and
high prices are obtained for good butchers ersdes
and for desirable feeding cattle, and fair figures
for scalawags. Good cattle are going 10 continue
to bring high prices Tor several weeks to come,
until grass cattle come into the market The
rtet is lightly su nplied with sheep and lambs
and they rea llly coninasssd Vnni prices. Tne
son for hogs is nearly over in our market and l
only advise small shipments Of light weights
Quotations:
CATTLE-Choice steers. 900 to 1000 lbs, 6a61zc;
medium steers, 412e51zc: smooth fat cows, g5c;
fair fat cows, 3d4c; feeding cattle, 293c; year
lngs, 2g5c; Scalawag, lAg2c
SHEEP-Choice, 5HG6c medium, 495c; COM
mon, no inquiry, S1a1 so per head.
LAMB5-40-lb. averags and upward, 9d10c.
HOGS-Sice smooth corn-ied, 100 to 15O lbs. aver
age, 6e6Zc; common, 5951zc
ST.. LOUIS, April Is The supply OF hogs
is large; buyers demanded concessions which
dealers obi ,etsd to; and not nucn was done;
Shlpsers' OfferlHgs, 81 1897 20 for light to good
Workers, and 81 25g7 40 for heavy. Receipts,
$500 head. Shipments, 1lGo head. Cattle demon
sellers willing make acessons. but
LIZ 70 tue extent demardoI nv buyers aud very
little was done. Receipts SO far. 24Oo head
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we're American. Receipts. 1890 bales. OF which

were American Receipts, 1890 bales, Of which
IS, 600 bales were American
AtI2:I5: Upands, sd; Orleans, ll-I6d.
The Liverpool future market 81 noon was dull /;
April-May, 5 37-6fd. Msy-June, 1854, June
July, l3-54d: J1Iy-August, 5 47-6id; August
Septembe-. 49-Gsd. Ssptember-OctOber. 5 47-64d /;
October November, . y CID. NOvem Der,
30 cd.
At 100. NoyeLB beT-DeceU Der, ) 59-54d.
At :: OctOber-NOYember, 1854; November
December, . 40-5fds
At 4: kay-June, 295id.
At . Futures closed Quiet
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AoARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and IN
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, ETC., win send recipe thai
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea.
remedy was discovered BY a missionary in South
America. send seli-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. INsAN Station D. Ne,r YOrs Cay.
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CHANCERY SALE
h Il Al Il . II ATE.

No. 1905, R-Chancery Court of shelby County
The State of Tennessee for its own use, ETC., Va.
Theresa Farrell ct al.
by virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day of
February 1888, will sell public auction 70 the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office, courthouse OF Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn, on
Saturday. April Is, lass,
within legal hours, the following described prop-
erty, situated In Shelby county Tenn to-wft:
Lots IS 70 6s inclusive, 225 by l4o feet on tx
change street.
Also lots g. 65 c. 81 and c. being rs by 14o feet
on Washington street
Also loI 90 on east side of Chickassw street. n
by l4sx feet
Alss lots I4l and 141, corner of Main and Market
streets, 50 by IS feet.
Also Lot 5l1 on Alabama street, IS by l4s feet.
Also lot 396, "a by "a feet, north side OF alley.
Terms OF Sale-On q credit Of ,even ca months:
purchasers to execute note with approved secu-
Iity; lien retained for purchase money, and re-
demption barred. This March "a. 1883
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. M. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
VIM. M. smith, F. Il. Heiskell and c. W. Heis-
kell, Solicitors.
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10 the Netherlands.

10 TIE NSIucrIAuUss
The FITst-Class Steamships of this Line-AM.
SIEHDAM. ROTTERDAM, sCHIEDAM ZAAN-
DAN, LEERDAA WA. SCHoLTFN, P CALAND
As, c.. rying the United states Mail to the
Netherlands, leave NEW YORK regularly every
WEDNESDAY, Tor ROTTERDAM and AMSTER-
DAM alternately. Flint Cabin, $40; Second Cabin
$50; Sleersge, S26; from Rotterdam and Amster.
dam, SO. III. CAZAUX, Gea'i Agent
No. q South william street, New York.
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HIDES. ErC-No. dry flint hides I6lo164c;
No. dry hides, 1Sc; salt hides. I01zd12lzc; No.
greed silt hides. SC; No green salt hides. &C;
green hides, 596e BeesBax-prime yellow. 204
Z5ci tallow, &c; ginseng per pound, s. 50. Deer
skins-prime, 25933c
CANDLES-Ful weight, I51Sc.
FURS-Very firm and wanted, while receipts in
crease slowly. ne quote: Raecoon-No. large
sc, small sec; No. 2 zoe; No. g. DOC; No. 4, I0c.
Mink-No. l. 4Oc; No. 2 &c; No. 9, l5c: scabs, sc.
Skunk-Olack. 6Oc4jl 10; short stripe, 20 aGjc;
narrow, l5925c; white and broad, 7slOc-inside
figures for Territory and open, and outside figures
for cssed ciTit, l0915c. wildcat 10000: house
cat, l0SI5e. WOt-l.Tge, 25c To s.; small, 10 10
75c. Fox-gray, l0c TO CSC open. and sc 70 90c
eased kits, loo 70 25c, red, 25c TO 75c open ana SOC
70 q Sc cssed. otter-No. l. g.; No. 2, S. No. 8,
81 50 No. 4, si-open, 10 per cent less, and cubs,
25Gioc. Beaver, 75c to 81 each. or slSl - per
pound for clean, well pelted. Bear-brown and
grizzly 81 20 IS; black, 81 SO; cubs 75c TO So
Ba1ger l0c 70 75c- Opossum, 5Gl0c open TO l09lJc
caSed. Muskrat. sc TO 15e.
LEATH ER-Oak sole, per pound, 27Si0c; hem
locE; Z7t4S0c; harness, 36940ci skirting, 37Gl0c;
French calf, Si0g60c per dozen; domestic calf $50
e45c per dozen.
FEATHERS-Prime, 40c.
WOOL-Tu b-washed, 25935c per pound, IN
washed, Is 923c; bury, 101l6c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19
RAILWAY RECORD.
RIYALANpoEPAaTuREo TRAINS


Chesapeake, Ohio and Soa an Nesfern-
Trains move as follows: No. (eIpress) leaves at
1:20 am; No. (maill 1T $40 am; No. (Coving-
ton accommodatoDl at 4:40 pm. No (express)
arrives at 2:25 No arrives at 1855 pm: No.
&, Cov1ngton Eccomnoda ton. SIS (city timel.
Memphis AVID LitIIe EOek-Trains move
IS follows: No leaves daily at 4:40 n; arrives
I 1850 pm No. leaves at ) q. N. sr1iVes ct 8
m; No tfreightJ leaves Hogeseld ct am ar
yes at pm.
L0uisViIie and SashVtIie-Treius move
! follows Fast mall arrives daily st 80 a. IN !;
aves at 1l:l0 PIE. mail leaves daily a. 6.25
m: passenger accommodation leaves daily at
40 am; arrives daily at $50 pm. (eity time)-
III make close connection Tor all points East :
ownEville accommodation leaves daily, except
.nday, at 400 pm mall arrives daily ~ 40
Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
cept Sunday, at { Is am.
Memphis s1d CnarIe-fTB-Trains moye
follows (city ump): hrOggh express leGFes
fly at II :O5 y N. Msii and express leaves daily
SIS am. S0merYlle accommodation leaves
lily. exeeUt Sunday, NJ 5:l5 p N. Through eK.
press arrives daily - II 80 II al snd express
hCrives daily at s.5j pm. SOmaTTiile sncomIno-
ltiOn arrives daily. exggD. sunday. at $50 Esa
MIssissiPpi ssd TeHs-ssse-1 rsius move
- pillows; New Drieans and fast mail and -ex press
leLVes daily at l2.s3 pEn.: express egbt leaves
dat y, except sunday al 3:4j PM; freight lea YES
daily, ese pt sund y. at 800 IN. New Orleans
FAST rail and express arr YES daily at 1910 n
RrIess freight arTiye daily, exeest sunday, at
90 am; freight arrives daily, except Sunday al
30 pm. Freight trains carry passenger.