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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-23
CHIPS
From Streets and Buildings Picked Up
by an "Appeal" Reporter in His
Perambulations Yesterday.
Rayburn Avenue and Other Streets
Buildings Going Up and Streets
Being Paved.

This Mozart Festival was .ll very we'll in
its way, but the swestest music 10 Mem
phiaz'z ear, after all, is the jingle and hump
OF tbs trorel and hsmmer. The air is full
OF this kind OF harmony, and tbs SOUND is
swelling. Early yesterday morning an AP-
PEAL reporter rode out 10 Looney's Switch
on red car, and was struck by the signs of
improvement everywhere visible along the
route. To beg a with, the rosdbed of the
Railway Compsny ia grestly improved, and
seems TO be constantly worked. New fences,
Porches, roofs and outhousss are 10 be seen
everywhere, and the smell of fresh paint Ellis
the air. Numerous dEelliughousss are ehoot-
ing up, and in one or more places lumber Tor
building lieI ready for the builder to begin.
Near the bayou, between Vance and Lauder
dale streets, = two-story frame il ready for
misunderstanding, and within 100 yards Of it
smother cottsgs is begirning to assume .
tangible form. Across the way, on a side
street, neat cottage has just been finished,
and not far away the ground has been sxca.
waited for fourth building. These houses,
when finished and fenced, will add decidedly
to that portisn Of the city. There are still
number OF vacant lots in this locality,
which seems to be fast becoming . favorile
one. The ground is Of that gently undulat.
ing character that makes it we'll adapted for
residence purposes; it il easily and naturally
drained, and the presence OF a street-ear line
makes it particularly desirable. Many of
these wko live On either side of the street
pay considerable attention to their door
ysrds, and the result. is exceedingly
plea,ipg TO the aye. The value of The
lots is speedily increasing, and is now
held at from S. to SIS per fost front, accord
ing 10 its distance from Vance street. Lots
alm7st equally as desirable on the side
streets sell much cheaper. A very desirable
building plat not far Ihis side of the Selma
railroad was bought last week fer IS foot
front, and the purchaser thinks he got bar
gain. The average price is SO, and though
1t is not being taken sp very rapidly a. Jar
out az the Switch, it is selling steadily for
that price, and more, nearer Vance street.
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Few CIarenden Hesei.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEAPHIs.
Rates-S2, q so aud 90 per day.
RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, May 22-Night-River1 Is feet,
and rising. Weather cloudy and cold, with rain.
VIcKsBURG, May 2-Nigbt-Depsrted:
Iron Duke, fitsburg, an; Arkansas City, st.
LouiI, IL am.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Night-River risen
inches, and now stands IS feet inches by the
gauge. Weather clear and warm. Arrived Oak
land and barges, New Orleans. Departed: City Of
Providence, Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-Night-River ris-
ing with feet in ches in the cansl, and feet {
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather cloudy
and cool.
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The old landmark on the corner OF Fourth
and Msdson streets, we'll known as the
Judge Smith residence, and now the prop
erty of Col. J. S. Day, is to be remodeled and
converted into q fne and substantial resi-
dence. Mr.. Days idea il to make it second
to nome in the city. With fine frontage and
ample depth, he has the opportunity.
B. Cook 10 the skillful architect and James
Sweeney the contractor. They promise some
thing iAe aud elaborate.
On Front street, north of Jefferson, an old
three-story building has been torn out and
another and handsome building is going up
in its place.
On the east side OF Main street, near Pop
lar, iHe-siory brick, with neat balcony in
front, has just been finished.
The excavation for Capt. Lees building,
on the opposite aide of the street, near Ad-
aus, ia nearly completed. and the founda-
tons for the walls will soon be laid.
The second ,tory Of the building being
| erected for B. Lowenstein and s. II slle, on
the northwest corner of the alley, between
jefferson and Court, has been reached and
shows out Handsomely with its iron columns
| and dressed stone trimmings. It is going up
like q mushroom.
The large brick building going up on the
| southeast corner OF MAir and Monroe streets,
| for the use OF Henry Lushrmann, is assuming
handsome proportions.
Tn. remodsling of the Jackson block, on
the corner of Main and G.yoso streets, il
| rapidly going gu. Old walls are bsing torn
| out and new CUES put in, the sidewalks are
being doubled and general metamorphosia
is going On within aud without. 1t will be
nav nearly al the wsy through when I'm
isbsd, which is expected 10 be done in about
| thirty days.
| A splendid thr.e-story brick is being built
| by l.. 3 Eaton on the northeast corner oil
Main and Lindes streets. The same person
is also building 4 number of neat frams cot.
tsges on the south aide of Gsyoso street, be.
tween Desoto and Wellington, and one on
the south side OF Broadway. Mr.. Eaton hs,
recently built half d. Zen cottages 10 this 10
cality .sd two or three on Vance street
| west of Hernsado.
! A besutifnl cottage is now being put III
on Avery street by Mr.. Adler, and another
equally az pretty, on South street, neal
CauIsy.
A neat frame house is going up on Jose
avenue. u is owned, and will be occupied
by Mr.. Ell Barry.
The Kerr residence, on Adams street be
low Fourth, ia now almost entirely complete
and is an ornament to the nrig hborbood.
The building of tbs First Prssbyterial
church, the Jewish Synagogue and the Her
nsndo street Methodist church were men
toned Sunday.
Numerous other buildings are going up il
addition 10 the shove. Those mentione,
come under the eye of APPEAL reporter
| yesterdky tyauiDz
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The Glittering Attraction of $3.50, 900
Open to All.

For the next three or four weeks wars,
politics, specuIatious, railroad, grain, ell,
real estate speculations, all give way in m sg-
nltude 10 the fact thst some one will send
$40 TO NJ. A. DauPhin, New Orleans, La,
and draw in the Jule 18Th (TuesdAyl Grand
S=mi Annual Drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery The golden prize Of $4,000,
enough 10 make any man sneeze three times
and opeu his ewes
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Amateur Entertain ment at Eaiivi

Those who wish to enjoy \ fine dram attic
treat, or would like to participate in a select
bop should be sure to attend tbs Young
Mems Hebrew Association Summer Night
Festival next Tuesday night, the 29th in
slant, at Esiival Park. The best amateur
talent of the city has bsen selected for the
production of the beautiful little comedy,
estitled The Last Loaf, . play which abound.
with rich hnmor, sentiment and psthos. Tse
audiences will be elegant aud fashionable.
Ticket, of admission only fifty cents, and can
be found at all the leading stores of the city.
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York city
save baggage eXpressage and carriage hire, and
stop at Ora d Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trai depot Four hundred and fifty elegant rooms
ted up at an expense of 81 600 co., reduced to 81
and upward per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best, Horse-cars. stages and e. .
waited railroad to all depots. Families Cen I've
better for less money At the Grand Union than =
shy other frs;-elass hotel in the city.
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LADIES'
Cheap MtIIiHerI.

sell, on and after Moadsy, MAJ 2lst, at his
store, No. 1873 Msia street, a lot Of fret class
millinery at crest reduction, consisting Of
flowers, feather, trimmed and uniriu,msd
hats aud other fancy goods. L. would be to
every lady's advantage 10 call and examine
these go0o', as they NUT be sold within
thirty days.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit COurI-Pierce, Judge

Court meets 10. day at o'clock. No rsgu.
lar calendar until Friday, the 25lh instant
The report of the clerk of said court, show
ing amount OF moneys in his h ands uncsled
for and subject to orders of court on the frs;
day of the term has been submitted to the
court, and is filed in the clerks offic. for the
inspection of all parties interested therein.
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The Time Has Come

When every man, yousg and old, desires to
De clad nicely ana f,ssionAbly. In conse-
quence, for your Mems, YOUTH and Boys'
Clothing, go TO the Golden Eagle One Price
Clothing House.
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New In the Time

Jack Bros, ir, sill continue business during
this week Cal On them. Will keep open
evenings until o'clock.
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A family want, sad l wonder h1~ We ever
got along without Parker's Guger Tonic
1t cured me OF nervous prosir alton, and
have used it since for all kinds OF compl sints
in my family.
MRS. JNEs. Albany
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namely. either that they feel that they were for
merry in the wrong, without being candid enough
70 ADMIT II, or else, while conscious OF having
done right, they were yet 100 umid to take the re-
sponsi oiliiy of their past conduct.
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No matter whst may be the name, or how
long standing he trouble, D.. Bensun's Skin
Cure will always cure skin diseases. Gra.e-
fui hundreds OF cured patients attest to this
fact. 81 at druggists.
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kt0n and CaRsiders

By calling on Us when you desire 10 make
your purchases, you hsvs the most FIX ensive
stock in the city to select from. Golden EseIe
One-Prioe Clothing House
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When You Are i'm Need

OF snything 10 the clothing line, call ard
eXspine the extensive stock and reasonable
prices at the Golden Eagle One Price Cgothins
House.
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Tpafad nv Lime.

For thros- diseases, colds and coughe,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved their
efficacy by test of many years. Price Is
cente
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For bargains IL house-furnishiEg goods. Will
keep open evenings Until 9 O'Clock.
JACK BROS, il, 2241s Main street.
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FIovd,s Candies

Ara known everywhere. People who buy
cur candies will have no otb'rs. Go . Gods,
ned and Vichv waters on draft at Floysi's.
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HAvISG 10 remove nv msTOi- wo, k very
foou, / aui lO~ ofissins 10Y STOCK at gieaily
reduced prices.
THos. MAYDwELL, Is Union II
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SUDDEN change OF weather are p: o5uc i've
Of throat disszsss, coughs, C ,lds, e'c. There
"a NJ more efi-c.usl relief in these diseases
10 be found than 10 the use Of Brosn's Bron-
ehial Iroches. Price Is cents.
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HAyIse 10 remove my marble-woTks
very soon, am offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
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Stock of ClotBing in Memphis, fer aeu,
youths, bo1s ard children at The Golden
Ecqls On. Free Clothing HouSe
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FIoyd's Restaurant

Will compare with any in larger citief, and
can supply every delicscy the market affords.
Fine desserts for dinners.
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The Happfest Man IN the Worio
BUYS his clothing at the Golden Eagle Ole
Free Clothing House.
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Persous visiting Nashville will hnd
Mooney Restaurant sad cootectionery Just
like Floyo's a. home.
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nempbis Floral COMPANY.

A lot of nice geranums and bedding
plants stilI on hand, January propagation.
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AUCTION SALES.
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

NOW-From near the Leath Orphan Asylum
~ one COW; head and neck dark red, the rest
of the body white, with few red spots. A re-
ward Of five dollars is offered for her return to
MRS. NJ. G. REDER,
q Fifth street, Chelsea.
NTULE-A bay horse mule, shod in front, and
IA the letter NJ branded on left cheek, stTayed
or stolen on night of 18th. A reward of s25
for mis- return TO the campof Foley Il Mcmahon,
on Memphis and Vicksburg road, or to
CHIEF DAVIS, Memphis.
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Memphis Floral Company.

Take advantage Of this weather 10 com.
plete your beds.
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J rustee's Sale,

TTNDEk q trust deed made TO me a. trustee on
u the I'D day Of January. 1ss3 by Felix Jones
recorded IN Chsttel Book No. ~ page 81 Of the
Kegis.er's once Of this county 70 secure certain
notes therein mentioned, which have become due
and not raid a. stipulated, will a. said trustee.
al the request Of n. Fitzgerald a Co, the bens-
6elsries. offer for sale At public outcry, on
Monday, the 2sth day OF ny, IssS,
at Il O'Clock m. at No 80 Secoad street, in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, and sell 70 the highest
and best bidder for cash, the following described
personal property, to-wit One sorrel mare, one
half.tOp carriage skd harness, one road wagon
and harness. one open buggy and harness, one
sale, one desk, one set chair, two buggy poles,
and one lot of saddles, brides, surcingies,
blankets, etc. r b. JORDAN, Trustee.
-. r Mcdonald, Anctioneer.
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China, Glass and Oueensmare
Elegant Vases, Toilet Sets, Etc,

OF the very best quality, and at cost. Will
keep opening evenings until o'clock.
JACK BROS, JR 2241I Main street,
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To Close out Their STOCK

At astonishing low figures until next week.
Call and be convinced. Will keep open
evenings until Q O'clock.
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Stockholders Meeting.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stakeholder of the
Il Memphis and VicksbuIg Railroad Comoapv
will De held al the oompanys once. In vieksburr.
On WKDS E5DAY, the lota OF June lssa
G. II. BOSHKR Reeretsrx
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Select 6traWberries.

From Ban Harris fruit farm, received daily.
BUCKHAM 4 CAMPBELL,
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Memphis Floral Company.


Gsrsuiumr, ETC., cheap and good plants.
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COTTON-BELT BULLETIN.
DISTRICTS,

MEMPl1s, May % 1888, pm.
AVERAGE
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Dropo5hl5.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
L TRANSPORTATION.
DFPAnrNENr oF Inc IyrERIoR.

Z
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS WASHINGTON March IS, 1883
SEALED PROPOSE AIS, indorsed Propo- ais for Beef
Bac tlour CLOTHING transportation &C. tas the case
may be- directed 70 the Commit ssoner OF Indian Affairs,
D. m c IL tSDAl, APRIL ~ lSS. lOl furnishing for tho
Indian ory abou $50 oOO pounds Bacon 80 pounds
baking Powder. 10000 pounds Cora $4,000 pounds
Coffee pounds Flour. 10000 pounds Feed i1Os01
Lard loo barrels FORK, $4,000 pounds kce. 5000
pounds Tea l5.DuO pounds Tobacco 10000 pounds salt
Aso Esnk,ts Wooen ami Cotton Goods consisting in
rlCkng $4,000 yards standard calico, 3OO,OOO
yards; Drilling 10000 yards; Duck, free from al sizing
evu nS ~ 40 rds Gb@yiot - 400 vsfds. BroWn
III kaiy Sbing 10 900 ards; calico shifting yards
ware Medical Supplies school Books &C., and long list or
misce 3neous articles such - Harness. Poushs Rakes
Arizona Colorado. Dakota Idaho ndiln IeriilOly
Minnesota Montana Nebraska Nevada AMI Wisconsin To DO
delivered Chcag0, Kansas Cty and sioux city Also for
WAGONS may be required adap;ed 10 the climate OF
the Pacific coast with California brakes, delivered al san
Also transportation for of articles goods sup.
pics that may contracted for TO DO delivered at tho
flJs must be made out N Government blanks.
Sche Jules showing the kinds and quantities 81 Subsiencs
supplies required Tor each Agency and the auds and quan
ties gross, of al other goods and articles together with
blank proposals conditions TO ne observed OY butr tme
OF delivery terms OF contract ana payment trans
porton and all otheI necessary lnstructions WI 10
furnisl ed upon appi anon 10 the Indian once IN WsShg
ton Nos. % and 81 MOoster-si, New. YORK WnL ii:
Lyon. No 4S3 Broadway, Sew York the CoIlnssaes OF
subsistence l., = A. al CHEYENNE hlcRSo le.NShWOith'
Omaha saint Louis saint Paul san Francisco and NSnktOn;
Postmaster at sioux CITY aud TO the P0smasers az Tho
following named places IN Kansas Arkansas CITY BGrng'
ton Caldwell Dodge CITY, Emporia Eureka Great Bend.
Howard Hutchinson. Larne, Mcpherson Marion; Aeti-
cine Lodge, Newton. Usage CITY sedan sterling Topeka,
Wellington. Wichita and Winfield.
BIDS Will be opened AT the hour ana Gay above Sa'e ana
re- invited 10 be present at the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must be aCCOmpaned by Cettined checNs upon
United states Depository for at least per cent OF tho
amount Of the proposal H. PtICt, NOnnIssoheI.
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cae-Recepts 5000 head shipments 5000 head market
ncye and higher demand only fair sales at rs GO
g l5 Cool 20 Choice shipping rn at S. 0$6 5O Common
20 Fair, steady 5O1S6 50 rs IS5
SUlckers and Feeders, S. % 0Sj 30
beepReceipts 400 head shipments 5000 head market
moderately active and steady for best Exports al S.
Good to Choice 50 75dS6 jo Medium 81 jGsj 90 Common
20 Faif. dull and sc lower at IS 4O4$i 90.
EAST LIBERTY Penn, March 30(dtds Receipts for week
ending March 30 2l3l head OF through 996 head of
local. prices higher Prime shipping, ~ S5dS1 10; Good
So 80 a So rs; Fair Butchers 81 sc %.
HOgsReceipts for week 1866 head; Phiadelphias
81 20. Workers.. 81 5OdS7 TO-
SheepReceipg for week, l7,Glj head Exports SO 50
So Prime 30 rs so; Good s. 10 ass l5 Common
Fair 80 20 D$j 90; Lambs, $5GS7.
ST. LOUIS. March 3l-(it;Ue-Recetpts 500 head; ship
ens 900 head demand exceeded supply prices better and
for top grades the highest Of the al Export
averaging 1917 % sold at 81 l2 general Exports So 7jD
s.; Cool 70 Choice shipping. SO - ass 75 Go)d Light
Fair - 750E6 25 Common TO Medium. 81 GSj 90 Good
Cows and Heifers - 5Og s. 2j Common TO Fair So joo
30 Common and Mixed Butcherng stock - 80 "a Sc
ScIawa-s, aidf3 80. Corn fed Texans 50 0$J CO.
S9eep-Receips2 100 head market irn Common 80 70
- 80 Medium 10 Fair - 10 - 2j GoOu TO Choice IS 80
q So p; Fancy. Is 90 SO IS.
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The decision in the Armour cases is still looked upon as
explaining the strong grain markets. Wheat to-day nj
vanced sic alc and closed at the top Corn advanced
almost and also closed mt nearly the highest prices
OF the day. May wheat stopped at 81 III ana May
ut ~ l.. The Adams Brothers. rich local operators
large buyers OF TT g market IL somewhat
stinened by the belief which j. general that the NcW
York men operating through Lester co. are heaFHY
short Fairbanks and Kent also believed TO he on
the short side and the popular belief i that they nave
been caught WRONG" The market Is siiened IN cohse
qucnce. Some long-heaed traders are buying on the
theory that smaller receipts at the beginning OF hcN
month will advance the figures. The trade IN W hta'
continues wei and its price i Influenced almost anu
gcthcr by the movement ~ Tic receipts are m
the while decreasing little. notwithstanding II Il INC
close OF the month To-day only BOG cars Of corn anu -
OF wheat arrived The character OF the inspection mas
not changed. OF the corn III cars were graded -. 30
=. Oats advancing again. Thcy closed ht t's lor
May , 49,,
Lard Is to-ni-ht 1OG12le hundred higher than
twenty four hours agn The advance or the last tnio
DAYS has made difference to McGcoch II Is believed OF
S25OOOO. The May option closed 1T l. 32la June lt
.Iu.v mt IL. 60 Pork was lOUl2l2 higher ana very
strong. -.
The live-catlc kings aud the stock-yar owners nave
given IN the tight against dressed heel Last week,
after fight lasting six months ana ne loss oi over
$4,000. they sold their S. Louis establishments ~
Armour for little over 100000
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corrov uARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL March 3O.-l2:3O 0. Injection easy MIA
37ted Orleana do 5ad. sales. 5000 oales
bales speculation and export receipts
10 2OJ bales Including 400 American FutulcS-up lands
Low clause. Marcn dellVerv. o"oagl 40 Karen
And April delivery 5aoa4d do April ana May deilFery
a3s,di do and June delivery, ot0.d; CO. June anu
Juy dcnvery 54s4d: July aud August delivery ossl
ana 54ss.d do November and December
delivery 5Ssatd. Futures nat -. -.
ItyERPOOI March 3O.-3OOp m-Cotton-Iho safes Oh Lne
day incIuted 100 Daies American. - ,,
lIvRRPOOI- March 3O-JuU y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lands LOW udlng clause November and December DEW
ery 55, s,d Futures closed I'm buyers favor.
LIVERPOOL March S.-COtOnThe safes or the week were
al 900 alrs 5000 bales SPECTATORS took $50
bales exporters 5000 bales forwarded from the SHIPS
side dire 20 spnnes 10000 bales actual exports 5000
tae total receipts. $4,000 bales; American. o3OOO bales
of cation afua. 363OOO bales American 100000 bales
March 3O.-COttOn easy; Mddln2 luo.
law Middng Good Ordinary. $40; net receipts 'O
bulrs gOss 200 bales. l,5OD baies; exports 70
Continent. bales; to Great Brttain - Da,rs
10 France bales; cOastwise 90 Dales stocN' OV'-4o
bales ., 49,. -. o,o hotas
eXpors 10 Great Britain. -sbalesi 10 the 0ontuehb
800 bales; c0lstwise. 1860 bales sales 1000 bales
GALVESTON MarCn 3O-Cutt0n uulc Mludllng 5Sc'; Low
MIdnng Ole, Good Ordinary. Sc.: net receipts 21Oi
bales 90 France bales; To the Continent 2oJ bales
"a The ChnnneL bales coastwise - Dalesi shleA
Wee,y-Net receipts 977 bales gross 1904 bales
exnorts 10 lrcnt Britain 2,7U7 bales to France -
bae to the Continent 1898 bOlos oOastwlse 4OiO Daes
10 the Channel. 4 : 10 bales sales. 402O bales 80
NRWoRlRAss- March 30-Cotton Quet' Middiing. ~Isc'
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Among State bonds the principal business was in
Tennessees; the 6s easier, but the compromise
bonds were per cent higher at Az Inc only trans
actions in city bank stocks were sales OF ten shares
OF Metropolitan.
Railroad bonds we're dull and generally without
feature There were no transactions in Ere second
eonsols; the quotation was 06h097. Texas and
Pacific incomes were less active than usual, ana
after recovery of 80 declined 7s per cent; tho
1rsts, Rio Grande division, were about stcaay'
Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, series IL, rose % per
cent. Morris and Essex first consoLs were nrIn al
izl's9122. Lake Shore second consois were 4
higher, and Buffalo, New-York and Philadelphia
ursts sold mp to 1O0Is. Denver and Rio Grande
eohsols advanced L. Northern Pacific hrsts were .
higher, and Fort Smith and Denver frsts were -
s easler Mutual Union sinking funds were acuVe
sna rose per cent.
SHE aas business at the subTreasury for the week
rsved tonight includes receipts OF ana
payments Of So 645. 1856 The result is loss to the
teneral balance Of $l,935 1891, which leaves 1t at