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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-30
PERSONALS.

The Hon. Isham G. II arris is in towu.
ter, OF Norfolk, Va.
DR.. 1. N ROCHESTER,, of Friars Point
Miss., Is at Gaston's.
Mr.. Ii. l.. SILvERMAN and wife, OF Indian
Bay, Ark, are in the city.
MEssRs DOUGLAS JORDAN and P. 3. Black
burn, of Laconia Circle, Ark, are at th,
Peabody.
Mr.. J. w. RowsEY, of Swan Lake, Ark.
wss a visitor at the Merchants Exchange
yesterday.
MEssRs. 3. I.owEEsTKIN & BROS. were yes.
Lerdsy admitted 10 membership by the Mer.
chants Exchange.
MRS. T. s. BARKsDALE left last night for
Salamanca, n. Y, having received tels.
gram that her mother, Mrs. F. C. Frsnklip,
was dangerously i'll.
MRS. A. E. BRADLEY, of Chichester, Ark
arrived in the city this morning, aud will
spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. W.
s Absrneihy, 1875 Third street.
MEssEs. GEORGE W. HARDIN, J. r. Thur
man and James Austin, Of Fayette coanly,
were in the CITY yesterday, and leave by the
Memphis and Little Rock railway for tour
pleasure.
CoTToN EXCHANGE visitors yesterday: D.
W. McNulty, Hickory Valley; H. P. Au-
hrey, Helena; ]. K. Perry, Dsrdanelle; j.
w. Rowssy, SVEN Lake; S F. Bond, Bart
eti; W. 7. Cowsn, Lagrange; ]. E. Warner,
Nashville.
The Jackson Clarion says that Judge
james NJ. Greer, appointed BY Gov. Bate
judge of the Criminal Court Of Memphis,
was born in Holly Springs, Miss, aboui
thirty-four years ago. His father served his
county in our State Senate several terms, and
was one of the wisest and beat Legislators the
State ever had"
Mr.. SAN WELLS goes out this morning
along the line of the Little Rock and Other
Arkansas railroads In the interes. of the
Memphis Jockey Club, and We CONNER nc
him TO the people and ask for him courtaou,
attention aud all The help possible in hi
mission to bring people to Memphis during
the week of the rsces. Sam" il known a.
The fast stack hammer" man in the South
Kaaf
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

| Few arrests yesterday.
| A building boom is upon US.
| NO amust menis until next Thursday.
| The grand jury will be in session TO.
day.
Entries for the spring meeting stakes are
| filed.
| The Legislative Council meets to-mor-
| row afternoon.
The S P. c. A. ls the patron saint OF
| sore-back mules.
The changing is now employed in
| cleaning out cutters and rounding up the
"dirt" streets.
-SoloDiou's opera, Vrginia, will be rem
dered here soon by an amateur company,
under the direction of Prof. Bedee.
Judge Greer fined iardy Juror IS yes
erdsy. Under his administration the priv.
eye Of serving on the jury must be estim ated
at its proper value.
The paving Of Gsyeso street from
Shelby o Clinton was begyn yesterday. A
sewer is to be laid fer the district bounded
BY GayoBo aud B ale and Shelby and Ciin-
ton streets.
The drawing of the "Picture of the
Fathers of 81. Peters church, who died dur.
of St. Peters school, has been postponed till
May 1st next.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
10 Thomss ii. Busby ami Mrs. Maria Lane,
Peter Wiliisms aud Mrs. Pho,e Ghompsoa,
4. c. Ellis and Mrs. Mary Fri!z, Lewis Bur
ey and Mrs. Hattie Black.
Bill Doherty, the negro corfaed at the
stationheuse on the charge Of murder, killed
q fellow negro at Folks Landing, Tuuica
county, Miss. The sheriff of Tunica county
has been notified of the arrest.
Dick Isham got three.year sentence
yesterday Tor stealing an overcast. Owing
to the near approach OF warm weather Isb am
was unable TO wear or pawn the overcoat.
He IL, therefore, in bad luck all around.
-Solo-1 NJ new, sprightly and amusing
opera, Virginia, recently produced for the
fret lime at the Bijou Operahouse, New
York City, will soon be produced here by
he children, under the management Of Prof.
A. II. Bedee.
--Ihe Shelby county delegation were a
unit in favor of the modification of the bill
to tax all dealers in futures $1,000, asked by
the Memphis committee. Particulars are
given in the committee's report Published in
another column.
-Tae Sanitary Council OF the Mississippi
Valley will meet at Jackson, Miss, on the
l Sd Of April, to discuss questions Of quar.n-
| tine and other measures for the protection
of the public health. Memphis will he
| represented by President Hsdden and DR..
G B Thornton, president Of the Board OF
Health.
The most striking costume at THE
| People be-d-d" Vanderbilts bail was com.
posed entirely OF the tails of white cats.
The bodice was low and ornamented with
cats heads. On the lsdy's forehead was q
cats head, and cars tail depended from
her back hair. The cats were killed e1.
| Pressly for this costume.
| Nat Smith wsa fued $50 and ssptsnesd
to ten nloi tbs imprisonmen; yesterday fol
whipping bis wife. He could not pay th.
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LOCAL NOTICES..

ASK any grocer ior Deans best Rio and
Java mixed coffee.
SEE advertisement of the celebrated Ozier
Long Staple Silk cotton.seed for sale, in this
issue.
If you want Awnings, Tentr, Mattresses,
Co.'s, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or pscked for shipment, call at 81,
Gutenberg, 231 Second street.
In the absence of suitable materials, or the
time to prepare il, people often 60 without a
dressing for salads. Buy DURKEE's and you
will never trouble yourself to make anoI her.
BErHEsDA.-This, elegant mineral water
certainly has no superior in the world, aud
s""reeds in urinary troubles when all else
fails.
ROBINSON. Apothecary.
EDITORS APPEAL-I deny that my wife
charged me with dragging her out of bed
and abusing her. All the trouble that has
occurred between my wife and was caused
by her brother or Of her relatives. am as
"a uch devoted 10 my wife now as ever was,
and propose to TIRE at her IS well. But want
her relatives to let me alone.
M MCLAUGHLIN
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A word for MIR. Aisup.
Editaro ~ tho An0aa1.

A Word Tor MT. Afsup.
To the Editors Of the Appeal:
WOODSTOCK, March I'll notice in your
issue Of to-day communication signed a.
He says: "Respectability and ability must
be the principles of a man to fill such re-
sponsible Office as that of sheriff." He alse
says that "if the County Court wishes to
consult the wishes of the voters they will
elect w. d. Cannon" l would ask where
the gentleman gets his information. Now,
Mr.. Editor, if we do live in the woods We
too, claim the right to think, and we are for
Mr.. John Alsup, and will indorse anything
he says or does. We are for Mr.. Alsup first,
last and all the time. ND.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, March 29.-Night-River !
feet inches, and stationary. Weather clear and
mild.
Weather cloudy: thermometer. 10 at pm. Ar
rived: City of Vicksburg. ST. Louis, pm. De-
pared: Commonwealth, st. Louis, II am; Guild
Ing Star. Cincinnati, 5 p. N.
ST. LOUIS March 29.-Riysr fell 8 inches,
and now stands II feet by the gauge Weather
drilling rain all day, with mid temperature. Ar.
u red: Port Esds and barges and John A. Scudder,
New Orleans Departed; City of Cairo, VicksburS,
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FOR SALE Or RENT.

BARGAIS-The wilde" plantation near
~ Riceville Station NJ. and L. B. K 500 acres in
the tract 400 ready for cultivation with good i'm
provements. and labor on the farm Inc Pur-
chaser Of the land or tenant uuder lease, can buy
10 No. mules plows, gear. two wsgo.s s, and Other
utensils all of which are in good order TIE ms n
sger, Mr.. Herndon, can be employed, and . sides
being very com peteut, is familiar with labor ana
the manner OF eultiyet.ng river bottom lands.
f. W. ROYsTER CO.
G|ARM-On State-Line road, miles from Mem.
u phis n farm o! g acres. Apply to
n J. Z X LILLY, 3S6 Front street.
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WANTS.

DOOM AND BOARD-In private family by sin
II gle gent Address. with particulars, y Appel
GOOD NUR, E-white preferred; must come
" well recommended. Inquire at " Exehange.
WE ut our INPERIALPEBBLES in old frames,
w at 81 so per pair.
j. N AULr0RD Il CO.. Jewellers, S33 Main st.
old GOLD WATCH Asses, Jewelry, INITIATED
~ CON, etc J. =. MILFORD a co SO Main
RO TIEMAKER5-wil pay Is cents tie at
~ stump. Apply to WIN. RYAN or THOMAS
DEPUE, No Poplar street.
A GENTS-One or two good reliable agents;
II splendid inducements; none but good, active
need apply. J. J. Kelly, go Second. up-stairs
SITUATION-By young man as Book-keeper
where he can make himself generally useful can
furnish best references IS 10 character ana bust
ness qualifications. Address +. D, thl. once.
CoTTAGE-or a Bulldog Lot for which will
~ exchange large monument
F. QUIGLEY, 432 Main street
CITUATION-As Waterman or iime-keeper by 3
y Scotchman (S0I; could make himself Us .fnl IN
a store or works; sober, steady, fair education.
Address E. C., Chambers House, Second st.
DOOM AND BOERD-For self, wife aud two
d. children, near business part OF the city:
H., this otHce.
ITO sELL-HACK AND HAkNEsS, jasI painted.
To buy, a couple Of MARES for breeding pur-
poses q. A. SMITH, l4o Front street..
E1URNITURE- Want to buy one two sets Of
~ bedroom furniture. ADDRESS Z. j. b TINS once:
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Are Acknowledge Ms oil tue great worth
shd superior msIit CT the genuine medicine
but they are very dangerous and unproht.
able TO the consumer and demoralizing to
the dealer. When anything else Is recon-
mended az the same. OF just IS good, reu EN-
Der i, is to make you pay full price fer 8
worthless article that cost the dealer one
quarter the price Of J. 81. Zeilin 4 Co.'S sci
entifcally and carefully prepared Sim mon
Liver Regulator medicine ior the live
generally CO ocedsd = have No solai.
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AUCTION SALES.

Assiguee's sale by Auction II Complete
stock OF DRY GOODS, OTIOSS CLOI HING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS FANCY GOODS, HARD
WARE, DRUGS, QUEENSWARE, ETC.
Monday Morning. april 2, Al 10 o'clock,
at 22S Main street Sac Will continue from day
to dav. A. N. SrODDARD, auctiOueer.
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When you visit or leave New York city
have aggssa ,expressage and cArria u hire, and
top ct Grand Union Hotel opposite G rand Cen
trai depot Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 DIES
lifted up an expense of Slot coo reduced TO 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sur.
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and eie-
yated railroad to all depots. Families can live
bette for less money st the Grand Union than CT
any other frst-elass hotnl in the city,
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FOR SALE.

TWO YOUNG MULEs-Apply at 90 Alabama
i street. INKS. NJ. HARRELL.
VERY FINE SADDLE HoRsE-Large and fine
V looking. Also some good FARM MULES, at
FAIhES'S STABLE, Union street.
HOUsE-Situated on Lauderdale street doors
IL south of jackson; contains rooms; lot 80
one half cash; balance in aud Y mouths. Ap-
ply on premises or 10 K. S. SMITH, Appeal ofhee.
"JoHNsoN PROLIFIC" Cotton.5 eed-Che best
ual in length aud superior in strength OF staple
To the best TaI Tor Gotten" Excels greatly IN
turnout, and is Of smaller seed. Price 81 per
Dushel Apply 10 Ii. L. CANNON,
care Fulmer, Thornton Co.
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE STONES Persons
lNl wanting such Work eau get bargains, rs am
selling out 10 change business; VIII exchange
property. +. QUIGLEY, 4s2 Main street.
LIME BUILDING LOI-OII Adams street. near
ID Orleans. MISTER PARKER,
2s9 Main street.
SPIRAL SPRING BUGGIES-The easiest riding
- vehicle in the world; warranted two years {;
ile spr ngs ten years. IS MONROE sTkhEf.
uOUsE AND LOT-No. 377 Linden street; Z
Ii rooms, gas, water, etc. Large lot excellent
nelsnbornoodi perfect title. J. h. Hin, 80 Main
DNE-HALF INTGRE5 In the Bar aud Bill
" Lard ParlOr at ne Clarendon Hotel Inquire
Of K. CONVEk9E.
TO Z. K. COMMEMORATIVE :. RkC VS.
l. 800 good solid homemade wheeibarrows.
IA DIS y GRAHAM WAGON CO., ~ Jefferson 81.
Az ARRANTS OF Critlenden county, ARK, FOL
w paying taxes. Ly les s Harris, Masonic leWp.e
IL good running order. CHICKAsAW REIN
ING ftl cNroGr Exchange and Promenade streets
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FIOyd,s Candies,
SkiunE Men.

Persons visiting the city buy box OF
Floyd's candies. 1t is the most acceptable
present you can take home.
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FIeyd's Ladies' Restaurant.

Spring lamb, with green peas, all new
vegets bles, spring chickens and e7erEthins
to tempt the most fastidious, at Floyd's.
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THERE is nothing In the world 30 refresh
ing and healthtul as glass of efervescing
Bethesda before breakfast. For sale By
ROBINSON. pothecsry.
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4 ns U0rgAn

Gov. CHARLES FosTER: "Eethesda is the
finest water in the world"
ROBINSON, Apethecsry.
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FIattering Frauds

"Wells's Health Reviewer" restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
ual debility. 81.
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DENTISTRY
DENTISTRY.
w ESSON BROS.
DENTISTS,
3I8 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
DIR. w.. w. BROOKS,

LAS REMOVED to his new Dental Rooms No
IL 3l5 Main street, where he will be pleased to
serve his friends and patrons. Promising good
operations and ressona HE terms.
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DIR. Zeirmann's Water Cure,

No. 222 Second street, corner Adams, is now
open 10 the public. Everything is new and
comfortably arranged. Baths Of every de-
scription at reasonable RATS.
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FIOyd's.

We make the nicesi desserts and pastries,
and have them fre-h every day.
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n LOwENsTEIN 4 BROS,

will occupy about the first Of August, four
story retsil store, which Goodlett & Co. are
preparing 10 erect for them on the west side
Of Main street, between Jefferson aud North
Court. The building will be faced with
brown stone, and supported by iron pillars
along the Main street entrance. 1t is 10 cost
about 100000 The firm will use their pres
ent quarters, on the southeast corner Of Jeffer-
son and Main, as a wholesale store.
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SiIkWOrm Eggs,

That produce raw silk, for sale.
P. WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical Silk Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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MENKEN BROS,

are busy at work preparing tbs Jackson
block for use as a mammoth store, EN- racing
almost every department known 10 the dry
goods trade. 1t will be, when completed,
one of the largest and most elegant estab.
ments of the kind South of the Ohio river.
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A NEW srATIoNHoUsE

will be built by the Taxing Distric. upor
the site OF that lately vacated. 1t will con
tain offices for all the departments of the
Taxing-District government, not forgetting 6
spacious COURTROOM on the second floor fol
the use of that eminent amateur jurisi, Presi'
dent Hadden,
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d DOM AND BoARD-In private family by sin
n gle gent Address, with particulars, y Appes I
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-03

SEA IsLANDs.-Receipts for the week 1884
bales; sales 22i bales; stock Cor sale about 80
bales, most Of il undesirable cotton. The sea-
son is about at its close, and the little now to
come forward viii be held for high prices
fully up to last quotations, which we renew:
Carts and common Georgias .------.23 62l
Common FlOridas &C.,. -....-- 24iSiG25
Medium FlOridas ..-.-- 25I%
food FlOridas ..-.......-.. 26
Medium fine FlOridas. ...............-2 6l 1Cd27
Fine FlOridas- -------.---.-..----.-..2 p (G2S
Extra fine Flpridas ---.---..-.-... - 013O
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NAVAL STORES
Evening Report.
Elm ANCIAT

NEW YORK, March 2.-Spirits turpentne,
5l1aG52c. ROsin 81 6509l 20.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 2.-Exchange, New
York sight, 81 per $1,000 premium; bankers
sterling. "a S115.
NEW YORK, March 2.-EXchange, "a 3d.
Government bonds irregular; five per cents,
1887 bid; four and a half per cents. 1925; four
per cents, 1877; three per cents, 1885. Money
401615 per cent. State bonds dull and with
out feature.
Sub-Treasury balances Coin, $l22, 49,, 900 90:
currency, $6879,0O0 90.
The stock market opened weak at u to q
below yesterdays closing quotations, the lat
for Omaha preferred. From the opening
until near IL o'clock the market continued
weak and further decline, ranging from "a
to u per cent, took place, in which Denver
and Rio Grande, Wabash preferred, Michigan
Central and Union Pacific were the great
est sufferers. From then until 2
o'clock speculation was very dull and
the market was without feature.
Prices at first rallied to the extent of % per
cent. but subsequently recorded a decline of
e to % per cent, led by Oregon and Trans
continental. During the last hour the mar
ket was strong and buOyant, on an increased
volume of business, and under the lead of the
Willard stocks advanced q to 2lS per cent. to
the close. Michigan Central, Indiana,
Bloomington and Western, Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western and Missouri
Pacific were also prominent in the
upward turn. The market closed strong
at the best figures of the day. The closing
prices. compared with those of yesterday, are
Irregular, but in the main Il to IA per cent
higher, the Willard stocks leading the advance
The transactions aggregated 265,0O shares. at
the following 0uOtatiOnS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-03

LINE, CALCISED PLASTER AND CEMENT
Alabama lump lime is in fair demand and is
selling at 81 40 per barrel; Georgia, 81 40: cal
cined plaster, 81 90 per barrel; hair. SC F.:
georgia cement, 81; Rosendale cement 81 as
Cgl 80; Portland cement, 81 90.
LIQUORS.-Full stock: good demand: Bour-
bon, 81 50G5 90; Rye 81 5oC1s 90: Rectified,
~ OO(gl 30. Ales unchanged and in good de-
mand.
NAILs.-Market firm; Sd, Sc 90; 4d and sd,
keg.
NAVAL STORES.-The receipts for the week
nave been 4,94l barrels rosin and 407 barrels
spirits turpentine. The eXpOrts-l0,322 barrels
rOsln and 402 barrels spirits turpentine-were
as follows: To New York, 6S3 barrels rOsin
and 204 barrels spirits turpentine; TO Balti-
more, l,542 barrels rosin and Al barrels spirits
turpentine; to Philadelphia, 81 barrels spirits
turpentine: to Boston, $40 barrels rosin and
100 barrels spirits turpentine; TO the interior
per Central Railroad for February, l23 bar
rels rosin; to Liverpool, 2,2S7 barrels rosin
to Stettin, 2,547 barrels rOsin; to Hamburg.
1900 barrels rOsin. We quote: Resins, A, B,
G, ID, 81 40, E 81 AS, 81 so, G 81 20, Fl
81 so, 81 90, X 81 371S, NJ 8 S71<, n So 25.
window glass, 50 IS. Spirits turpentine. reg
ular 4Sc; oils and whiskys 47c.
Receipts, Shipments and Stock from prH l..
1889, to date, and for the corresponding date
last gear
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Per Central Railroad, March 2-Fordg Agt.
4 Haywood, H Myers Bros, Woodbridge
q II, Rieser & 5, r ] Davant, f j Hinlev A
Bremen, Roach Bro, w Miller, Chas
Palmer Bros, Williams i Co, w Jack :
son, MeCleary, NJ Doyle, Allen & L, H r
Lee, Lang & Bro, 5 Cohen. Crawford & L,
Noble. G w Allen, @ L Gilbert & Co, Lowell
Ter & Co, Weed & c, II & w West, w W
Gordon 4 Co. Henry Ionge, L Stern Letter
Mohr Bros, Stern, Lilienthal & X, Mrs Kate
Power, LippIhan Bros, Wheeler 4 W, D Ba-
cen 4 Co, BIZ Cubbedge. Ludden &B. r. II
Cornwell, G Eckstein & Co, Peacock, II & Co,
NJ Henderson, II p Richmond, Jos A Roberts
4 Co, Order. B Rhea & Son, j G Butler, Jos
Roos; w A Cherry Jr, C II Jackson, 5 Mooney
Z Coleman, H NJ Conner & Co, Geo Walter, c
Stubbs Il Co, L Guilmartin & Co, Bogart
ii, JnO Flannery 4 Co, NJ Farley, Solo
Woods Co, Chas Ellis. NJ Maclean, Estes,
VIM.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
II Kuck II Grant & Co. w S King, Dave
Robinson, ID HOllister, Kennedy L b. ] w
lyman, Isaac ROos u Y Henderson. Ruther-
ford 4 +, JnO j McDonOugh & Co. Dale. w 4
Co, Saussy, III Y II, Sloat, b & Co, Kehoe 4 Co,
Mary Hughes, HOlcOmbe,G 4 Co, Aveilhe
SolOmOns II Co, A Enrich. Weed & c, Eddie
Williams, Rieser y S, p Postell, Hexter & w,
Ludden & b, J b Reedy, Menhard Bros & Co,
4 b Reppard, NJ Ferst 4 Co, S Gpckenheimer
4 Son, Allen 81 l., Haslam 4 II, Bacon & B, j
Williams Il Co, Peacock, II q Co, G L Jones,
Z I Roberts, w W Chisholm Il Co, JnO Flan-
merry Co, L j Guilmartin 4 Co, j w Lathrop
Co, Geo Walter, w w Gordon & Co, Wood
bridge q II, NJ Maclean, II Johnston.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
March 2-FOrdg Office, Long, NJ Hem
derson, g HOhenstein, NJ Ferst 4 Co, Lee
Roy Myers, Z A SehwarZ, Allen 4 L. NJ Bolev
4 Son, J NJ Harden, Arkwright Cotton Mills
A Miller Co, ii solomon Il Son, \ Ezekial,
I ID Curtis, Bendheim Bros Il Co, w A Jau-
1nr
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According 10 the foregoing. Bombay appears
to show an increase compared with last year in
the weeks receipts of 900 bales, and a de-
crease in shipments OF 5000 bales, and the
shipments since January l show a decrease
of IS. 600 bales
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LIVERPOOL, March 2, 500 D. m.-Futures:
Uplands, low middling clause, April and May
delivery, 3S-64d; June and July, 45-64d:
August and September, 53-64(95 52-64d. Fu-
lures closed fiat.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Cotton quiet: sales
III bales; middling uplands 10 3-l6c, middling
Orleans 10 7-l6c; net receipts lbs bales, gross
I0,06S.
Weekly net receipts ! ,sl9 bales. gross 2s.2l5,
exports, to Great Britain $3.50 bales, to the
continent 1888 bales, to France LII; sales
$500 bales: stock Is, 055 bales.
Futures-Market closed easy, with sales
of $4,000 bales, as follows: March delivery,
10 lSc; April, 10 26Qp0 &c; May, 10 3S(1l0 soc =;
June, 10 5lGl0 SIC; July, 10 64(Gl0 Coo; August,
10 5000 I7c; September, 10 47(Gl0 soc; October,
10 l7(GlO lsc; November. 10 O7(GlO O9c; Decem-
Der, 10 0S(Gl0 10c.
The POSTS cotton report SAYS: Future de-
liveries at the first call sold at decline of
4-l0Oc., and lost subsequently for the leading
months another 5-l00d6-1O Oc. At the third
call there were free sellers at the lowest prices
of the day. March bought at 10 &c.,
April 10 26c., May 10 39c. June 10 52c., july
10 lSc. Yesterdays purchases were not fol-
lowed up. On the contrary, some were thrown
on the market to-day, partly in consequence
of unfavorable Liverpool and Manchester ad-
vices, and also because the belief in too much
cotton is on the increase. Tenders of March
deliveries are said to be heavy at Liverpool"
GALVESTON, March 2.-COtton steady; mid
ding CSC; low midd1ing &C., good ordinary
s12c.
NoRFOLK, March 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
95sc.
BALTIMORE, March 2.-Cotton barely steady:
middling l01sc; low mlddling CSC; good or
binary SIC.
BosToS, March 2.-Cotton steady; middling
1880; low middling 97se; good ordinary 91Ec,
WILMINGTON, March 2.-Cotton steady; mid
ding csc; low middling 91Sc; good ordinary
3-f6c,
PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-Cstton dull;
middling lO19e; low middling lO1sc; good or
binary 91sc.
New ORLEANS, March 2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding CSC; low middling Sc; good ordinary
Ssc.
MOBILE, March 2.-Cotton steady; middling
913c; low middling CSC; good ordinary SEC.
MEMPHIS, March 2.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 915c; low middling &c; good ordinary
sac.
AUGUSTA, March 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
csc; low middling S5sc; good ordinary SC.
CHARLESTON, March 2.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding I0c; low midding SIC; good ordinary &c.
MONTGOMERY, March 2-Cotton steady; mid
ding exc; low middling sssc; good ordinary
SIC.
MACON, March 2.-COtton quiet; middling
s19c; low middling SEC; good ordinary SIC,