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National Republican., 1883-08-08

We erecelve regularly by European steamers the fol.
lowing Foreign Papers Magazines, and Fashion
Journals
The Illustrated London News London graphic,
Pictorial World, The queen, Illustrated Sporting and
Dramatic News, Tho London Daily Times, London
Standard, Punch, Fun. London Truth, LondonWorld
London Weekly Times, The Mail, Bells Life, Lon
don Figaro, Judy London Field Spectator, Whitehall
Review Life, London Army and Navy Gazette Lon
don Era, London Daily News. The American Regis
ter, Saturday Review, The Atheneum. Society Gar
deners Chronicle, The Garden, The Electrician, Eng
lsh Mechanic The Court journal, The London Arch
itect, St. James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget The Lon
don Economist, he British Architect, The Builder
London Engineering London Engineer, The ACad.
envy. the Contemporary Reviow, Nineteenth Century
Fortnightly Review, Chambers Journal Belgravla
CoTnhill Magazine, London Lancet Monthly Family
Herald, The Theatre, Monthly London Journal
Blackwood's Magazine, Longman's Magazine, Good
Words, Sunday Magazine, All The Year Round, The
Portfolio, London Art Journal Casselrs Magazine
Of Art, Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine
Bradshaw's Railway Guide to Great Britain and Ire
land, Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Boys
own Paper. Little Folks, lie Figaro, lie Voltair Gil
Bias, LI1venement, La Justice, RUnivers nlustre
LIE journal Amusant, Petit journal Pour Rire lie
Monde Comique, La Vie Parsienne ILLUSTRATION
lie Monde Illustre, La CRricaturo La France Ele-
gante lie Modesde Ia saison, l. L'Elegance, Parsenne
la Mode, Revuo de Ia Mode Uber Land und Meer
Die Gsrtenlaube Blegende Blatler' and many others
too numerous 10 mention
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PoULTRY-chickens, 81 SOs4 50, according to
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HOUSEHOLD suPsLIEs.

: VEGETABLES -Ouions, red, s., and 81 go
a. IS for yellow from store top sets, s425; bottom
sets, red and yellow, 81 SO; bottom sets. white,
Sc. Potatoes, - 10 per barrel for peachblows;
81 10 per bushei sacked IS IS for early rose
New York rose, So 5o@3 81 peerless. So l5s
S. 1093 25; New YoEk peerless, 50 2593 so; home
grown rose, IS so as rs. sweet potatoes, sl82 .;
round lots from levee, 1oa35c cheaper. Cabbage,
s. 50G4 Is. Celery. so460c per do2. New krant.
in whisky barrels $500 in 40gallon barrels, $50
dred. tf Do F'''T -
perbsx. Bananas. sl@I so per bunch Cocoa
nuts nofnAnaliy 81 per hundred. Peanuts-Vir-
giuia. hand-pieked, lOc; Tennessee red, &C; white
Tc roasted, DC higher; sheIled, Toe. Almonds 10
e20c. Texas pec3nS, 9g1sc; Arkansas, 4@45sc.
sE1gifsh zFalnuts, 14aIsc. Fiiberts 1Sc- Brazil
mug 40ts1esz Rsisi1s-London layers. s3;i I'm
perial, 81 Deness, % Sc, Brandy cherries, a per
dozen. go
APPLEs, ETC Apples choice grades s. 59@e
from store; medium, 81 5o94 IS, Dried apples "a
TIC per pound from store. Dried peaches, 6G5&c
from store. Cranberries SIG per barrel.. Pickles,
medium barrel, 81 So hall-barrel 81; pint jars,
81 . per dozen; quart jars. 81 75@2 per dozen
CIDER-Missourf, <SdS '5gp per barrel. and 81 SOC
3 per haltbarrel. Vinegar, 159lsc Per gallon.
EGGS--lSGl4c -trf -
PIGS FEET~in barrels, s. SOS; halfb.rrels,
FIsH-Freshf Reelfost perch SC per pousd.
y ankerel-l0lo kit, No. /, 81; No. 2 soc; 15lbs,
No 5, = halfbarreI 80 lbs, IS. White fish. No. !,
per half barrel So 50e6 70; family, "a 25a4 20; per
kit, nomiuslly 81 %. DRIED herIings, per box, 25
esoc; North Carolina roe herring, hslI.tarrel,
PoULTRY-chickens, s. SOs4 50, according to
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l4auTuRe MOVEMENTS

THE City OF Baton 7Rougs, Capt. II. E.
Bixby., Is, the Anchor-Line7 packet to-norrow
morning for New Orleans. .-,-.4 b.
/ THE james Lee, Capt. LLOYD Whitlow,
goes out Tomorrow evening for Helena, Friars
Point and all way landings. %. 3i'-.'3 Hi-'s'
The Ida DsrEagh. Cspt. Ed Nowlaud, il
the Memphis and Little Rock railroad packet this
evening at 5 O'Clock for Madison. Jimmy Thomp-
son is in her office.
The 0oabons s, Capt. Henry Cooper, il the
Lee Line packet this evening at O'Clock for o.
ceela and thQluppeE, beads Hugh Tonlipson aAd
Charles Bourne are her clerks -
The City of Providence, Capt. Gsorge
Ieno2 is the Archer line packet this morning at
10 clock for Cairo and ST. Louis. Frank Perkins
aad James NeMeen are her clerks. ii nr,id bs5
The Arksnsas City, Capt. 81. w. Erolaski,
is the Anchor-Line packet this morning at 10
O'Clock for Vscksburg and the bends Charles
Quesn Ell and Al Simpson are her clerks. il:if's
THEiVint Sbinkie, Capt. NJ NJ. Deem, il
due this morning and leaves again this evening
Of O'Clock for all points on the Ohio river as far
az Cincinnati! Harry Proctor has charge of her
office. The Shinkle will give cheap rates TO all
points No5th and East. u u ApJsN 7.,a sai1 Am
The Josie Harry, Capt. Mill B. Harry,
will arrive tonight, and leaves again tomorrow
evening at O'Clock for all points on White river
going through 10 JACK souport and making con-
nectons with packets for upper White and Black
rivers. A. Banksmith and Hugh Smith are her
clerks. 7iJiT-'al ~ diVl3E ~
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BurTEE-csaaaaess % @4sc,- dsiry;s55t9
soc; butterine 1sa20c.
III aEE4aIFE%s si. ot1 factory Zoe.
MESS PoRK-g20 % speF, barrel; 81 uear-cnred
hans slSsis %; 3Esa y bacon. slss1s rs;
BULK ctedacleSl Sides, SIC 63Z@
10 81 clear Tisfs1o sslo. 30; sRouldsrs,s7 $50
FRESH MEATsABeef, headquarters. 6a7c: fore
quarters Sc g. City dressed esq hogs loci country
LARD fisFee sle@l2 l2S..; half barrels az
kegs Sl2 s714;i 2ol 3 pals s12 621s; halfrpais.
Tins, 81 Sitafdhsfd 81 higher s - - il'
New YORK. March Ss-aPorkr stronger;
new mess SO 591s so.ofLAr6b higher: prime
steam, IL .i69Ll .55c. Iosi lt f5o ---'i. =iai3r e
BALTIMORE, N arch 81 Provisions steady,
with a fair jobhingldemand, Butter dull; Western
packed, 17@22c;roll, l0@1Se-i Eggs dull, S9lsc.
LoUTsyILLf, Msrcbo s, - Provisions ste ,dy,
with fair demand. tPork-new mess. SO. Bulk
shoulders, 73sc, n.rsnoulders. s3<o.
sassEeu5ss ham. gTs Lard ste4dy choice
C1Nc1Nsa.rfI,- .dsrrh r. s.-- 4. quist, but.
ea. fF 10 L7 re aeaE f Ba
con in fair demznd; shoulders, SIC; clear rib,
25c; choice Central Ohio, zoe. -.
NEW ORLEANS, March S.-Pork, 500
10 l2% Lard quiet aud weak refined tierce 1l5sc;
key, f21Sc. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders. packed,
con-shoulders. $40; long clear, ll1se; clear rib,
1Acs sugsrcured harns-choice canyased, ls@14c.
ST. Louis; Match .-Bitter-creamsry,,
349Ssc dairy, 249soe., Eggs. 1ltSa15c. Pork slow
SIS % cash SIS 10 bid April SIS IS bid May, SIS so
bid June Bulk meats very slow; long clear. O. soc;
s 60g c Ts eSs .AS Sa sSor Bs css
ll.lOc. Lard nominal. s,sr %. Ts7'sa rss ss,.' ,
I CHICAGO, March S.--Pork unsettled, but
generailg higher closed steady; SIS 05@ls 10 cash
and March. ISIS 20a1S M APPEL. SIS 409ls ~
May, SIS 55G1s 5714 June, SIS 7O9lS 7jiJuly. Lard
active, firm and higher; II. 26c cash and March,
II - s@il B5e April II: 411s9lltzc May, 1859
fair demand shoulders short nib, 9l95c; short
clear 1020e. BACON sotge, firm and higher; Il. zoe
cash. Butter dull; creamery, 20@32c. .fi.'1H1 d
CdtL-Pork irregular; as bid March, SIS $50
IS IN April, SIS May. SIS 5SS1s 60 June, SIS IS
July. Lard irregdiar; lie bid March; lI3214@
1l.S5e April, u.5jc June IL. 65e July. g. ''I
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aLIvElsTocKMARk 7.

Receipts for the past week were rnod.
crate, with a good inquiry for all grades OF
cattle, and the supply on hand small although
the strength percephbles the previous week was
iost:-only strictly well matured butcher cattle
selling up to Quotations There Is great demand
those grades is uplimiied. A fun supplytof hogs
IN hands of butchers. Prices have downward
tendency Quotations.: '7i= ~
CATTLE-Butchers', good to- extra, ss5 50:
butchers, good s4a4 50; oxen, chelce.I STAT so;
oxen, good, SO 50a4; butchers. medium. S3a3 DO:
butchers trough and common, s2a2 so; feeders,
sood to extra $3a3 5oi stockers good to extra s5a
30; yearlings, S7al0; BULLS 81 59a8 so - Is vt
NHOGS-Butchers', choice, S6a6 so butohers,.
good; s5.5 SO butchers shoats, t5a5 50. -
sHEEPTGood tolextra, 81 5es5 fair to good
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THE MEMPHIS DALI

middling. sd uplands, o.l6d orleans, 5 11-1sd
I The Liverpool future market st noon was barely
steady; HErch, $3.50; A pril- Nay, Sy64d; May
June, 4s-6id; June-July, 46-64d; July August,
4964d; Augusteeptsrnber. 53-64d. I
At 2: April-Hay, 53s-64d; Msy-Ju1e, 5z2-4d.
Ala: April May, 5 se-64d; May-June, s 43-64d !;
October Move nbeT, z5-6id.
4 Z. .fIIraz OH Anil
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!, -7-'-1 GENERAL NEWS.

ar X y T.. - III guIffsg Has -tTftl 81
- kEcEi Ell oy river yssterdas,Io Ieaiesioi
al ~ s'oA. Vi seeu hey...- 7uu7 -4tas
tSIGSAL Service report: River 30 feet
inches-statfonary yesterday -'f
II r. AL u j 40 I5pi xt. l,.Et.. =
the ST. F1ancis river On stSI,d Al as9iobb tspo's
n. ME- II,.,,,, ,-I.,....lI .f-s.t.rl.
y SA Al, 4. ~ II d1Ahif teiegtaphs irom De-
vaiIs IN mat ehe JOSIE hairy VIII arrive IN port
'is eNeHlnsd4 ~ '4il H-ii s '''-f' i-t i'i iSt'
- The Belle of Shreveport passed down yes-z
tard,v- rnorring for Na,y Orlaons lo.,lad a. or
sdisI bare SxysS,,,nts ~ ~, - 80 S
aueeu heIe Wagons anu u iot 9i suhorlesf "A ,1f,
, The new tag Billy Kilby and tup NiohI-
hawk were getting ready last evening TO 90 up the
river afterto OF stavesfor New Orleans. 7'I :
- The cabins OF the Charles Morgan are
draped in mourning this trio on account of the
death Of her recent com ander the late Cant AL
bert Stein ~jsi " 71fIl IL = f1r-i4r
: - ~ - Z.,ul 4 Il. Uf fst-f-g-Ue 5EsF
III He Cha6. L. Chouteau got away yester-
fday morning for New Orleans with i236O bales OF
cotton and has eusaeem ents below here for 1000
more and other freigfts
u =, so ,rfsi r. 900 =. tn ,T.,,s
al, IHE toWbQat Charley Brown, which.Passed
down Wednesday evening with tow of coal re-
turned here% yesterday morning with a. burnt
boiler She lays at the loot of Unioni street 2 sii
4 atTuF City NJ Nsw 41rlssps. frnr, Z, Nav q =.
far
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.s y DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, March S.-There is avery
general demand for assortments OF all classes Of
cotton goods. and agents report a good trade.
Aonadnoek wide sheetinss advanced as follows
1914 bleached, 2415c; 10f brown and "a bleached,
DC; 81 brown aud 81 bleseIie J, cot: Lancaster
zssd Lowell bleached, 22c; Lancaster and Lowell
brown, 20. Wooden goods are in larger attention,
with some improvement In tskings. The jobbing
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quality. Turkeys. sl1als; dressed turkeys, 17aIse
per pound. Ducks, s. 50G4
GAME-Rabbits. 81 2591 Is per dozen; quails,
81 .; squirrels, 50975c; oposSum. 3597jc, as to
size: mslIsrd ducks, S2g2 so; yenison, 121Sc for
saddle, $3.50 for carcass, -'-
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RAILWAY RECORD. Z
ARRIYALANppEPAsTuREdEIRA


ChesapeaeSf. Ohio and sonfhWestern-
11:40p.In. No: enaiD at s2sa. n; No.6 (Coving-
ton actommodatienl at 340 pm. No. ! (express)
arrives at 2:2o IN; No; 7arriyes at 1915 pm; No.
g. Covflgton ascsp moda an, 4esty timex.
MenfsAssE ana Littie ROek-Trains move
follows: No leaves daily at $40 m; arrives
at II 80 pm; No. leaves at 4 m; arrives at
am; No (freightl leaves Hopeheld at am; ar
riVes ct pm.
Memphis and ChsrIesi0n-Trains move
Is follows (eity ume): Through express leaves
daily at II :05 pm. Local mail and express leaves
daily st Sis an Somervile accommodation
leaves daily, excert Sunday, at 4:25 IN. Through
express arrives daily at II 80 am. Local mail and
express arrives daily at $3.50 p. m. SomerYtlle ae
commodAtlOn arrives daily, except Sunday, at $40
An.
louisville and Nashyiiie-Trains move
- follows; Fast mail arrives daily at 4:40 m.
leaves at 1l:l0 InGilrIeeyes daily al .25-
am: passenger Accommodation leaves daily az
1O:4O am; arrives daily 3.40 pm, Getty dnsj-
viii make close Conn scaon for all points East;
Brownsville acco4sfno eatoa leaves saily, except
Sunday, ct 4:55 PM mail srixkS daily at 400
pm. Brownsville ascoTnmodatSn arrives daily
MfssIssIps1i and sTeR-<eksee--Trafps move
Gs:folows New orieans sad.fsst rnsil and express
daily, except SuuhSEaEt - 3 md frafght Ewes
daily, except 5undsy at $50 am. New Orleans
fast mail and cypress arrives daily at 1910 IN;
express fre1gnt arrives daily, except Sunday al
e:0) an; deght arrives daily, except Sunday at
7:oJ pm. Freight trains carry passengers
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

L,OL-W hoIesaie lots, loo per gallon.
BRADFORD, March S.-zPetroleum market
growing yeaker7 opening and highest 9l5sc; low
est ana Closing SAG. Sales, 200 barrels. i
! PIrTsBURe, March 8.-Petroleufn weak
and lower; united certificates lower, closed AZ
ss1sc; refined, 75S975zc, Philadelphia deliYerY. !.
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cOTON-srrD

COrroS.s SEED MEAI-Pdme, sIS so per
Ton per carload lots
COTTOE-sEED OILS-Crude, 4l943 per gallon.
in round lots OF 100 to 500 brls. Cooking OIL Job
lots, soc. Summer yellow refined oil, 4e95Oc in
carload lots- Winter yellow, 9iSP5c, acopTding
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Arrivals -Paris Q. Brown, New Orleans: City OF
New 0fleaus.i New Orleans; Kate Adams, Arkan-
sss City: Rene Hacready, Madison; Belle Shreve-
FORT 81. Louis. rlsl-It-f 5sft=f Tf
DeparfurGs.- Belle. Shreveport, New Orleans;
Charles p. Chouteau, New Orleans; Rene Ma
cresdy, Madison; James Lee. Friars Point, Kate
Adams Arkansas City; Paris G.. Brown, Cfncin-
nati City OF New Orleans, st Louis. '.sf.tt-i -
Boats Due DoSeIs.-COahoma, Vint ShiRkle, Chas.
MORAN and ALkz nsss Cts. DIV -,.-r- ,- B. "a
sd. Boats Port.-City OF Providence, Ida Darrsgh
and Vrufa u
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PaLIaiEs. HIDES. AND LEa1hE z tuu

HIDES, ETc.-.Eo,I DRY .aiut hidesI6Cs163c;
No. dry hides 1Sc; salt hides. I01za12%c; No. !
greed salt hides, SC; No green salt hides. &C;
green hides, 596c. Beeswax-pTime yellow. 2Os
re; tallow, &c; ginseng, per pound, 81 So Deer
sEirs-prne, 25d33c.
CANDLES-FGu weight, I5e.. p s'--l J. sl'l 90 'd
FUES-Very firm and wanted, while receiptsin
crease slowly. Ne quote: Kaccoon-No. large
&c, small See; No. 2 soc: Nc 3, zoe; No. / Toe
Mink-No. !, Zoe: No. ., &c; No. 3, lie; sca5s Sc
skunk-black.- 60cgsI 10; short stripe 30 as5c
narrow. l5g25c; white and broad, 7slOc- inside
figures for Territory and open and outside figures
for cased; ciyit, leg15c. Wildcat, 1os4ee; house
cat, 1o9l5c. Wolf-isrge, &c to S. small, 10 to
75e. ,Eox-grAy, zoe to 65c open. and 25e to 900
cased kits l0c 70 25c red 25c 70 75c open aud SOC
70 81 81 cssed. Otter-Ho. /, 81; No. . S.; No g.
" 80: No. l. Sl-open, 10 per Cent. less, ana cubs
25G40c Beaver, 55c to 81 each, or s1e1I 50 per
pound for clean, well Jelted.a Bear--bro~1n and
grizzly, 81 20 sS black, 81 TO $40: cubs, 7jc to S.
Ba1ger, 10c tO7bc- OpUssurn, 59lOe open TO i0d15c
c&sed. Auskrat. sc to I5e. . ! ,..,-,Fy a. ii.
EEATHERS-Prin1e, 40c
NOOL--TQ b-Washed,v 25G35c per pound, nm.
washed, fs d23e; bury, 109l6c.
. LEAlH ER-Oak sole, per pouRd. s7s4oc; hem
loek; 27g3oci harness $1,000; Ekirting. 3794Oe:
french calf. s4096oc per dozen; domestic calf, SEQ
445c Per dozen, $3.50. rI.s -.-- taI 4 -
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II = .------~-
HORSES AND Mut Es

The mule market is well suipplisd- With all
qualities; The horse. market is dun.
N LES1No dray mules A TO q years old, lotto
ist9 handA 8200S25o7 l51SS to Is, S150gls5; IS to
eA,HORSE5-eGood driving, sf2582e6; heavy draft,
sl5l&2oo; saddle hOTsest $l26A25O; plugs Sioa75.
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WHISKY, ETC.

3
Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet
BRANDIEs-COgnGc, s5s4e; peach, 81 SOFAS So
apple. g az So t.I- s-..',''
8INEsLImported port, 81 50si: sherry. 81 55a
~ ehamp2 Professionalism extra dry, Es7tds; Piper
Heldsiek, sZ3925; Mumm's extra dry, s25@S;
clsret. g. 1877 per boo; Catawba "a 5Od5 - ~
MISUNDERSTANDING ,90c@sl SOC straight, 81 so
g. according to age, go, ~ -,.7I'-'', :,
ST, LOUIS, March S.-Whiaky steady, 81 Is.
CHICAGO, March s.--W Whisky steady, 81 II
LoUIsvILLE,1 March S-Whisky quiet,
CIScrsEArI, March Whisky steady,
81 IA. =Fr5fHf3,ti e I-f-.r5 - 1"t " - -
March s.-Whisky steady.
81 1s1SCal 10. -'...r ssI . rrfr'-i -
NEW ORLEANS, March 8.-Whisky-West-
srn reetihed, 81 00@1 20. 'si "pf- Gs' iN'i'i'''i
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

f. r4 -, THIS DAY. -.-s- --'i 80 --s
Osceols. .-.- coAHoKA, Cooper pm.
Cincinnati. WIT sHISkLE. Deem, pm.
St. LOUISE. CITY Providence. Benox 10 AM
Vicksburg ARKASs8s CITY, BrolAski, 10 en-
Msdisou-......... IDA DAEgAe Oh, Rowland. pm
.Ha7 SATURDAY. .H.,-u..' 3D.. l.-.,f-i
Eriars Point JAMES LEE whitlow, 5p. m
White River. JOSIE HAREY, Harry, pm. -fs,
New Orleans = CIrY BAIoEsRoUGE Eirby 10 a m
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:eceipts Yesterday.

Paris c. BHsEs1-s5 bris die, so brls mofssses and
5 bales bags.
Kate Adams-75 bales cotton. 10 bss seed-cotton
and lot sundIies.
City of New Qrleans-Il5 brls susRr, % brls mo-
hssss and rs pxs canned goods.
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RiuER AMp MeAIHER


kGT97od OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. A.,
val hus MEMPHIS, TENN. Marcn s, 1888
J The following observations are taken at the
named: -H197g .tz-.i ..ItstW fT-ftg .1e'4tS
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trd /
STATIONS. 10y

Maximum temperature, 4S. no > = I77TTT7'.t
Minimum Temperature %. - .-,~,.tsi Is
WHEELING, March 3.-Noon-- River 10
feet. and rising. Weatherelear and cool. .,-s.f..
so CINCINNATI, March S-Noou-River rs
feet inches, and stationary. Weather clear; Their
mometer, 81. - .t.
NEW ORLEANS, March S.-Westber cloudy,
and cooler; thermometer, 52o. No arrivals. De-
parted: Ravenian barges Ohio river.
. f'rTfsBURG, March S-Noon-River feet
2inches. and. stationary. Weather clear and cold
Nigbt-Raver 6 feet and falling. Weather clear
and cold.
LOUISVILLE, March S,-Noon-River fall.
ing. yiths feet atthe head Of the canal. Weather
-clear and cool. Arrived and departed: James w.
Calf, cineinnsti to Memphis. ra-i-f 40
EVANSVILLE, March 8.-Noon-Rive fall
ing, with 26 7-1o feet full by the gauge Weather
clear; thermometer, $40. Night-RiYer falling.
with 26 $40 feet by the gauge Weather clear; Their
mometer, 40o. lf'- u i'' '-. F
~ CAIRO, March 8.-Noon-River As feet
Arrived: Arkansas City, ST. Louis. midnight; City
of Vieksburg, Nickburg, midnight; Charles Nor
gan, Cincinnati, am: Annie Z. Silver, New Or
leans. 3. m. Dick Fulton, New Orleans, 7 am.
Departed: Arkansas, City, Vieksburg,l q. ann:
Charles Morgan, New Orleans an; Dick Full
ton, Ohio river, Am; City -Yicksburg, st.
Louis, An.
e7' lsee Additiosql IRisr Esss en- Fourth PdseT'
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
QUEENSTOWN, March S.--Arfiyed: Servis,
New York ieuz, r.as fraiS f=sitsa75 4''ii p 500
New ORLEANS, March -S.-Cleared: Wan.
derer, Belize. --.-l.-.-.. ,. is-f7ar---fi =si--
GLASGOW, March S.-Arrived: State Of
PeRnsYlyania, New York. 5st - /" iai
New YORK, March S.-Arrived: Wiscon-
sin: IiysrpooI: San Marcos: Galveston. ~
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STEAMBOATS,.
sPEOIAL NOTICE

STzA MER MARK TwAIH-w@P@@
- Hall master; J. D. Fuller, clerk Ezss6at5zz{S
VIII leave for DYERSBURG and al WAY lslid-
ings EVERY MONDAY at 6. O'Clock NJ until
further notice. -. f''.-,.fl1Gt
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LOTTERY.

1874 PdzeS 70. :. Currency --...--. .-I - 20
Prizes pAyabe in f1l!, VI Rout q .r.l
arrival OF The On IL fl-s. = 70 "a. -F-
= f9rsoiESHla-s rfaaaes fs-sr.s ... -
CHASE & CO., General gent. CIV haven Conn
or No. West Court street, Memphis Tenn.
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II = flllrT-T7=- - Viii IU =
THE COTTON MARKETS..
MElPHIs COTTON STATEMENT.
r I'll II & Arrxruur. H.-.h q zoe

Stock. running account. .-............. 1884
Thus fsbis week. .................... $3.50
Thus faf Iazt week ...... 1865
since september lst. ........43S ,s45
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad :.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad. -. III
Louisville and Nashville G.. s. Railroad.. 81
Memphis and Little Rock Railway -.-........ 1859
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern Railroad "A
Steaners............ 143
Wagons and other sources .................-.. $50
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S99E1pY71G Sed 6d17k occkno9coeo, Ane1r
Moths and Parasites OF all kinds. ~
1 The apparatus Tor generating fhe steam IL
an ordinary nursery lamp hoiding halt a pint
Of the Medicated Find, with lube at the
Top to direct the Medic2ted Steam upo1 any
point infested with insects ftis heated with
small spirit lamp beneakh the boiler. Eos
Dwellings. Hotels. SeeaE Ships. Restausnts
&C., nothing ever discovered equals this az
piiance. Il Is harmless TO human Efe; is In
expensive and simple In It's rrse. While >
most potent means for destroying Vcrmia
It is the best disinfectant known and may be
most efectually used to prevent the spread
of contagious diseases, such as yellow Fever,
Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, Dip,heris,
Small Pox, &C. One trial is the best proof
of the great advantages Of this over all othes
appliance For sale BY . gists and Gen
srSl Dcascrt. --.,-4 -s7ii i,snsii-i - = 2
T. o. SPENCER Propr1etor. -
..-s $50 Washington S.. y. e
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The New Orleans future market opened steady;
at IL. steady, closing quiet and steady. Sales,
l7,l00 bales. Closing queIatioas were as follows:
e n - esterdaz = Mednesdax
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Erport&
Thus far this week ................. go IL 94s,
Thus far last week.. Is $40
since september lst 1856, GA
Memphis and Charleston Railrosd............. SOC
Mississippi and Tennessee RAILROAD 3l2
Louisville and Nashville g. 5. Railroad...... 3s1
Chesapeake Ohio and SouthHesternRailroad Cos
seamers south 1000
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No change to report COS per cent. dis.
count being the ruling rate. Nothing new Of sny
interest in local stscks and securities. Quotations
-, i. 4. L..
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fetal ..-.-.i- .----.. -. s3,ea
The New York spot market opened quiet and
steady; at u, quiet; at steady, closing steady.
Saes 225D bales; contracts 200 bales Ci6sing
quotations were as follows: s -
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o. P. tirsts, l35z.
". p lend grants, 109.s &
U. P. siAk. fund. AZ.
Firgiuia 6s, 80.
va. COR. ex.n1saa IS. -
Va. cSAsoIs pfd, II.
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| 80, STEADY, closing quiet. Sales, 1850 bales
Closing quotations were as follows:
? ttr ~ go HtFf Yesterday Wednaad a,
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~, Il r. 5000 Oregon Transcontnentsl.
e LONDON March S-CsDsols--money, I0I
1876; account, 102 3-l6; new IS ex, 1857; z1zs,
1i614 As, 1221sj; New York, Central, 49,
Il NEW ORLEANS, March S---Bxchauge-
New York sight 81 per $1,000 premium. Sterling
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bills 4s9sA1Asss- go
! nPAEIs, March s.--.Rsutss, s2f. 25ea bfTS17z
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Lehigh d wilkes, 102.
: Leuisiana cor soils, CO.
Misspuri 81, 1le. ts !
st. Joseph, 108.
st, p, q s. c. hnts, III
Tenn. 81. old, 40.
. Tam "a rtaM a. Z IA ]
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soHEBsaEETl

~. IS, 49, AOh i IS, is IA
&c 3; EXTENDED 9;1s 1o2h P.ciPs g Of lssS. l2s
20 20 " sosps. 81
g g, 2 i sIsss, 30 Z sSR Ind s giants. sSs