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PsLTRlEs. AIDES aN0

HIDES, ETC-No. l dry flint hides, lee; No. :
cry hides. l21aGlSc; salt hides lUGl2Hc; No.
green salt hides, 5%S7Aci No > green ssli
hldes, &C. green hides, 5&6c. BeesWsx-prime
yeliow, %4SOa; tallOw, 1915. ginseng, pei
pound: 81 80 Deerskins-prime &933c-
CANDLES-Fun weight, I1Lc.
.FURS-Raccoou-Nn. ] large 75c, small sec;
No. 2, SE'; No. 3, 20c; No. 4, lOc. &ink-No,
l. 4UG; No. 2. 2Sci Nc. 3, 15c; scAbs. &c. skunk
black. 6Oc9sl 10; short stripe, 3OS6jc; mar.
row, l5y2Se; white and bread, 79lOc-inside
n2uTeS Tor Territory and epen, and outside figures
for cssed; ciyit, l09lsc. Wildcat, IOtsIJc; house
cat, lQgEloc. Wolf-l.rge, 25e to IS; small, 10 10
hc. Fox-gEsy, Ice to 6Sc open, and sc to 9c
cased kits, lec To DC, red, 25U 70 100 open. and soc
70 q 30 cHset. Ottcr-So. J, s.; No. .. IS; No. 3,
= 90; No. 4, sl-open, 10 per cont less, and Cubs,
2Ei0c.. Beaver, 75c tn e. each. or slGI 80 peT
pound for clean, we'll Taited. Bear-br0wn and
grizzly. 81 90 s.; black. g 90 SIC: cubs, zoe 10 Sc.
Badger, l0c 20 E5c OpoSsUm, 5&lGCD Ito IOal5e
cased. MuSkrat. sc to I5c.
LEATHER-Olk sole, per pound, aiOc; hem
lock: 25ttSDc; harness, 36e4Gc; gkiriIng, S7ZiOc.
French cali. Sit36Vc per dozen; domestic calf, $50
e1i5c Ter dozen
FEATHERS-PTime, 4Oc.
WOOL-Tub-waShcJ, SGS35e per pound. m
washed, iS@ZSc; bury, lOGi6c.
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The U. P. Schenck 10 the next 0.-Lins
packet due up for Cincinnati.
THE Annie P. Silver i. the next Anchor
Line packet due up for st. Louis.
THE Rene M,creidy, Capt. o. K joplin
IS the Tuesday packet for st. Francis river.
TIE Ida DArrsgh, Capt. Z. 3. Smith, j.
the Tuesday packet for all points on AIkanss:
The W. P. Halliday, Capt. Beck jolly
Is the Anchor.Line packet Tuesday for New Or
The Marx Twain, Capt. W.P. Hall, is the
packet Monday evening att O'Clock for Dver.burp
and all way poiuts, Col. J. D. Fuller Ia the ohic.'
The Commonwealth, Capt. J. 7. McCord,
is The Anchor-Line packet this morning at ID
O'Clock for Cairo and st. Louis. Henry DietIick Il
her clerk.
THE City of Cairo, Capt. Geo. w. Vickers
Is the Aneh9IJLine Pseket his morning at 10
and John Crane are her clerks.
THE City of New Orlsaus, Can't. A. 7
Carter, IS the Anchor Line packet thi. morning at
loo,clock for New Orleans and all intermediates
landings. Archie Woods is her clerk.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Mark r. Cheek.
!: The United states mail packet Monday evening
iugs. E. W. Outlaw is in charge of her Office.
THE Dssn Adams, Capt. Thomas A. Eos.
ter. Is the Lee-Lire packet Monday evcnening az
? o-elock Tor oSceola and the upper bends. Hugh
IL OhatAes bourne are Der clerks.
1HE elegant passenger steamer z. r.
Springer, Capt: H. U. Hart, Is the O.-Line packet
Monday at u O'Clock for YicksDurg. NstcheI, New
Orleans and al intermediate landings. Col. John
5. Jones p.eSides in her Office.
TEE Hard Cash, Ckpt. Ell C. Ppstsl, ia the
"Wednesday packet for all points on White river,
goieg through 20 Jacksonport and making con.
n%ections with packets for upper White aud BLACK
rivers. C. NJ. ana Jos Postal are her clerks.
TIE Coahoma, Capt. Lovd Whitlow, in
place Of the James Lee, IS the nsehct BfOndsy
evening at 5 O'Clock for Helena, Friars Point and
ali way landings. Arthur Brown IL her clerk,
assisted by Piatt Rhodes and Will Ashford.
IHk Cons Millar, Cspt. Joseph d. Moore,
VIII arrive Monday, aud leaves again Tuesday
evening at 5 O'Clock for ali points on the 0bi3
rivers IS lar as Cincinnati. James Voris and Lowell
lines are her clerks. The Millar will give cheap
rates TO all points North and East.
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G2OCEEIEG


SUGAR-Pure white, 81; yellow, 8}68Sc;
open kettle, 64gT4c; refined A, 9Lc; granu.
lated, 94c; powdered, l0A9I0Zc; cut loaf, l049
l0Lc.
MOLASSES-Louisiana, common to fair, s5al5c;
prime to choice, 50955c; ceutrifu .als, IS assoc, as
to grade; faucy, 5Sg6Oc.
COFFEE-Commou, 9G915c; ordinary, eJ<a
lOI4c; fair, l0I< prime Rio, I2Gl95zc; fancy.
lac; old government, 25as26c.
CANNED GOODS, ~ETC.-PTices per dozen: Pine
apples, 81 co. peaches, 2lbs, standard, 81 80;
seconds, 81 90 tomatoes, 2lbs, 81 %; SlDs, 81 IS:
strawberries. 81 50; "a, pberues, 81 80; blackbcrries,
Sl2o; green sages,Jl So green corn, 81 1901 Go; green
peas, 81 90; cove oysters, No. l, 81 20; No. 2, 81 so;
lull weight; light weight, No. l, CSC; No. 2, 81 20;
s. %.
sALT-Per carload, 81 so per barrel; 81 90 in
sacks; pockets, blesched, 2%9ec.
sOAP-4@6ISc per pound.
AND 1IES-Bag2IEg, 91<s1O%c, &C.
cordinS to weight. Ties. srrO~ 81 So.
BALTIMORE, April 2S.-C.f.e dull; Rio.
cargoes, ordinary 10 fair, s%ag1ze. Sugar dull; A
NEW YoRE, April 2S.-Cof.e dull and
unchanged. Sugar firm aud fairly active; fair TO
good refining quoted at 7S71zc. Mo!ssses dul:
New ORLEANS, April 2S.-Cofse-Rio,
cargoes, common to prime, 7%9llc. Sugar com
mon to good common, e5sS65ac; fair to fully fair,
6zsy12ec; prime 20 choice, 7ks7Lc; yellow clsr-
lied, re; PHne 10 choice white clarified, SIC.
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THE COTTON

The Memphis market opeI I'd aud closed
firm. Sales. 2i5O bales-550 to exporters, 1909 to
spinuers. Closing quotations we're as follows:
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CoPs-While, 5966ga; mixed. E7Gg0r
from store; round lots ia bulk. sheiIed. white
mixed, 5Oa5lc; yellow mixed, 5Oa5lc: sacked,
white mixed. 53s5ic; yellow mixed 81 a5tc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81 IS from store: aloe
chgsper from mill !evee and track, as 10 grade.
OAIS-Hflte, 554J5c from store: mixed, 50 d5fc
from store; black, j335JC from store; red. C0aGjc
IRON store. Kound lots from lCVee 2gJc, as to
~HAY7choice. FROM store, s5se9c; prime. 60a7oc;
I pIalfle, 4y9'O:; round los from -eTee or depot,
SZas pgr tOp cheaper.
BkAN-E3gzI per ton from store.
~tdOCl-From ~storc-eXtra- g .: double extra,
40 family. s. .; extra family. s. g; choice. s. IS;
fancy, S6g6 Is; extra fancy, s. .; patents,
/: ~, -; round lots from le7ee or tack sc
| oATAEAL-In half barrels. 81 5Os4 IS from
store.
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels, q 5oa5
HONIVY AND GRTT5-From store, s4ai 25.
WHITE sEANS-NAyy, g 81 from store; ne
STOCK PEAs-whippoorwiu, 81; Clay. 81 30
q 49, black and ~brown-eyed, sli round lots,
lOg!J per cent. cheaper.
RiCE-LouiAisHa, common. Gs7ci Carolina,
LOUISVILLE, A priI % -Brssd.iuH- qui et Tut
firm F~lOur-eztra family. s. 1864: higher grades,
% 0sg 30. WheAt-SO , red winter, 81 039i 10.
mixed Western, 47Lc.
CnsCmNATI, april 28.-Flour quiet; fam
~, q Sl85 10; fancy, s. 35d5 IS. Wheat steady,
81 u. ~Corn-denand active. 55Ec. Oats quiet,
extra No. 5 fail, 65g55c.
NEW ORLEANS, April 28.-Four-higbsr
grades. s. I5Sj sTZ. Cora-mixed, 63c; white
and yellow, 6Ic. O4ts, 5495jc Corumeal-choice.
at lower rates, s7 2j3l9. Rice-LUuisiaua, ord
nay to prime, 5953.
NEW YoRK, April 23.-Flour dull; super
Nne western and STATE, s. SO1i -. Whe4t-csgh
higher, aad i'm, sfterEErd reacted Lg5Ic,
closing iairly steady; qugrated red; s. 06st p.
uugrl1ed, 81 GG3Ec, Rice steady, win a faiC de-
m.ni.
BALTIMORE, Apri 2S.-FIour quiet; How
ard street and Western superfue, 50 1894: extra,
81 25gi "a; family, S9G. Wheat-WesteTE higher.
May; 81 2OA9l ~; June, 81 231sg1 225E; July,
81 ll%Sl ~. August, 81 p asked. Corn
western spot easier; options drmef sud moIe act
i've mixed spot, G7e asked; Mas, G5g65Ho June,
65z9G54c; July, 66Ec bid. Oats dali: Western
White 4955ei mixed, 5LSjSc. Rye quiet, Gss
ST. LOUIS, April % -Flour-family, 81 rs
Wheat higher, fair Trading; No. 2 red, sfiia7iiT
81 l254a1 10 July. ii lOsseI IL August. Il GA
81 @ bid. Com .ctive ADD higher; gO%
2i2se casa 5i54g5lIc May, 535s9J3lze June, So
year Oats better but slow 42A942Ec cash, &c |
Hay, 43c June, 401sc July. Rye Nominal. P.rIcv
quiet 55975c. Cornmeai, 81 5og2 CO.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-Flo1r quiet and
unchanged, WGeat-rsgqlar quiet; closed higher: |
81 li% July, 81 1OAel 161 August, 81 orr tas
year; No Chicago spring. 81 OgZ 81 Iesz; No. 2 |
red winter, 81 1i9l y. Corn unsettled but GEN |
May, 5753 5575zc June. $50 aj9c July, $50 AZ |
gus, Jo4c the year. Oats caster ana dun; 4Oc |
i5e August, 33Isc the year. Rye dull ana lower
Sog3c: bari9y dull and Inehanged, S0pSG;.
bushels; core, 10000; oats, 1871 900; rye, 5000; bar.
1l,OVo. Shipments omitted
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIvALANpp EPAaTIIesoEreauN

ChesnpeHke, n aud southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. 2 (express) leaves at
i:IO Am; No. StnaiI at $40 am; Noe (Covins.
Don eccommodatonl at $40 pm. No. l (express)
sfIVes atZ:25 am; No. Z arrives at 1:55 pm; No.
D. CoVlhgton accommodation $50 am. (city tfmel.
memphis ard Little R~Ock-Trains move
a. follows: No: leaves daily at 4:4O .. m; arrives
htlI:59 pm; No. 3 leaves at arrives at 3
an; Nc. 5 llreigh) leaves Hopeaeid at 5 am. ar.
ltLonisvtlie and VIIIe-TraIu mova
as follows; Fast mali arrives daily at 4 40 am ::
le2yes at l1:l0 pm; mail leaves daily al sos
an: passenger accommodation leaves daily Al
1890 am; arrives daily at $40 pm. (city tImel-
viii make close connection for all points East.
brownsville accommOdatiOn leaves daily, except
sunday, at 4:55 pm; mall arrives daily at 40
pm. BROWNSVILLE ~ccOmmOdslOn arrives daily,
eEceptSunday, at SOS am.
Memphis ami CharIesf0u-Trafns move
~ follows tcity ume): Through express lea yes
daily at Hos pm. Mail and express leaves daily
At SJ5 Am. somerville accommodation leaves
daily, except Sunday, at 5:l5 p N. Through ex
press arrives daily at Il 30 an. Mall ana express
arrives daily at 1855 pm. sOmerVtlle Gceonmo-
dalton arrives daily, ezcept Sunday, at $50 az.
Misstssippi and Teuaessee-Traius move
as follows; New Orleans fast mail and express
leaves daily at $50 o.m.; freight Lee YES daily,
except sunday. at 6:3j5 an. New Orleans Last
mail and express arrives daily at $50 a. m; freight
arrives daily, except Sunday, at 2!3J D.u. FreiSht
trains carry passengers.
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Coanges.


I1:t0 pm 29.,l5l Gu N. iFair.
Minimum emPerature, 70. -
M nimumt temperature, co.
R7inf2ll, - inch.
NEW ORLEANS. April 28.-Departed: Will
kyle, Cincinnati; City Of Baton Rouge, st. Louis.
Weather, raining hard.
VICKsBUKG, April 2S.-Departed: Johu
Dipp0ld and tow, New Orleans, 6 an. City Of
Yicksburg, st. Louis, liam.
WHEELING, A pril 2S.-Ncon-River IL feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and windy. Night
River II feet inches, ana falling. Weather cloudy
aud cool.
P%ITTsBURe, April 2S.-Noou-River 7 feet
6 inehes, and falling. Weather rainy and warm.
Hight-Riyer : feet 4 Inches, AID Ialiiag. Weather
cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, April % -Noon-Riy,r
rising, with II $40 feet by the gauge. Weather
elo9dy, With indications of rain; thermometer 65'.
~Nlght-River rising, with 81 lilo feet by the gauge.
Weather cloudy; Thermometer 659. as
CEScrsSAf1, April IS -Noon-River 81 fee,
2 inches. and falling Weather fail; thermome-
Ter 81: Ntght-Riyer 50 feet 6 inches and falling.
kie, Memphis; Charles Morgan, New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, April 28.-Night-River fallen
i inches: and now stands Is feet : inches by the
Eange- weather clear ana cooler. Arrived: Jack
6tost, memphis; City OF St Louis, New Orleans.
iday, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April 28-Nocn-River ris
log' With 10 feet 2 Inches In the canal, and 10 feet
: lhcnes IN the chute on the falls Weather clear
"a pleasant. Business fair. Arrived and de-
E.Itsd; Golden Crown, New Orleans to Cincinnati;
Goiden Rule, Cincinnati to New Orleans Night
Nlyer falling, with Il feet 8 inches in the canal,
ana Y teet 9 inches in the chute on tue falls.
ures.
CAIRO, April 28.-Noon-River Al feet s
Ihches,, and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
atrlved; Port Eads and barges. ST. Louis, 5 Jam;
Alice Brown snd bargss, St Louis, II am. d
pared; CITY Of Cairo, Vicksburg, 10 pm; Port
ssus ana barges, New Orleans, II Am. Night
liver 4lfeet 5 inches, snd falling. Weather cloudy
Ela COOL with heavy shower this afternoon; Their
1ometeL Oh Arrived: Cons Hillar, Cincinnati,
D pm: Arkansas CITY. Vicksburg & e m
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The sctuSi count Of stock made this
was as follows:
stock in warehouses;, IS 274
stock in com pre- s ysl-A o5f
MOCK running 1896
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GSN5RRL NEWS.


THE Jay Gould sad bsrges passed up yes.
terday afternoon for st. Louis.
The Ida Lee brought down a load of Iun.
Der out OF Obion river yesterday.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, l47 bales
of cotton and 453 sacks OF cotton seed.
4 NICE little raiu-storm, with a sharp
blow in it, cooled the atmosphere yesterday even
ing.
The Josis Harry sailed for White river
las: evening with 9 good trip OF freight and pas
sengers.
THE Dick Fulton left here for the Ohio
Charles Brown.
THE City OF New Orleans arrived from ST.
Louis yesterday afternoon with a heavy caro- for
New Orleans. She goes south this morning.
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River 80 feet 10
tuches-stattonary yesterday. Declines are re-
ported at Cairo and all other points OF consequence
above.
The Thos. Sherlock, 4 days out from New
orleans. arrived yesterday afternoon with 800 tons
cotton, 33i barrels Of oil, As wooden pumps and fix
lures, and a lot Of surdries. Anumber of deckers
goto i here. She left for the Ohio last night.
THE new Coahoma, which hiss recently been
converted into as good as new all over, enters the
Memphis and Friars Point trade, instead OF the
similar dose of regeneration. Capt. Henry Cooper,
who superintendent her repairs, will m
with the Lees officers in their respective positions.
CAPT HARPMANN states that the liues By
which the wreck of The Brsnsford was held In DO
sltlon nave broken, letting the entire wreck slide
beyond reach into deep water, and nothing more
can be done toward saving any part Of the boat or
cargo until the river declines TO a low stage. TIE
of her machinery, etc, has been tsycd. There is
$1,000 feet of lumber in the hull of the wreck.
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WHISKY, SIC,

fficse 40 previously quoted and business
quiet.
BRANDIEs-COgnac, s5G1oi peach. 50es so;
apple, SEAS 50.
N!NEa-IInpOrted port, 81 S0al; sherry, 81 $50
1 hampagne- nIetIcHn extra dry, e796; Piper
Heidsick, tzi6t26; Humnl's extra dry, S25G2S;
Pomery, Sec. so 509S1 50; W. Cliquot, s29 SOC
Notwithstanding .9CctgSI So; Straight, 81 so
81, according 70 age.
LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-Whisky, 81 IS.
ST. LOUIS. April2S.-WLisk steady, 81 IA.
CTNciNNATI, April 2S.-Wbleky. steady,
Sis.
NEW ORLEANs, April %. = Hh,sky I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, April Is Whisky steady and
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April 2S.-Whisky steady,
81 l6lEgl II.
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MOVEMENTS AT THEIrvFE

A~rTiuaL4-City Of New Orleans. st. Louis; Thou
Sherlock, New Orleans; Dean Adams, O.ceola,
Ida Lee, 0bion river; Rene Macready, ST. Francis
river.
Depd-tures-Josie Harry, White rver; Thos
Sherlock. Cincinnati.
Boats in Politely of New Orleans, Coahoma,
Boats Due DO15R City OF Cairo, Cuns ATlar,
Mark Twain aud z. z. Springer.
Boats Due UP.-Jfmes Lee. Kate Adams, Com
monwealth. Annie P. silver, Ida DIrragh and City
of Vicksburg.
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COAL On-Hbclesale lots, ISc per gallon.
CLEVELAND. o., April 2S.-Pe.rolsum-
sw. Ito, nc.
T~ITUsvILLE, April 2S.-Pet.clrum-opsn-
ing, isStsc; higrest, sS7sc; lowest, SIZE; closing
at $40 shipments, O. 500 barrels, charters, So
500; runs, 81 100
On CRY, April 90 observation-disclosures
lions, , 100000; ss5E3SssIe, closisg at se7s,. shin
m nts Friday. q 81 bArrel.; runs Thursday, S.
IS; charters, 50, 500.
BRADFORD, April 2S-Peiroieum -tesdy:
opens, sszsc; highest sS4c; lowest. s6Zc: closing,
S69sc. Clearances. 3ls4.O0O barrels; Total shIp-
ments Friday, Gi,5e6; charters. $500. =
PIrrsBpRG, April 2S.-Petroleuul .c,iys:
United certificates irregular and weak. closed Al
sGt4c; Tehaed, T4ST1sc on FEiiaGelph q delivery.
AiietEooa session more active, bidding guile
brisk; onened weak, Rt SEC; declined, and
closed st s6t4c. Sales, S,ol2, 900 barrels.
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P cripts Of cattle wera VIZ Iigbt dur-
ing tue past week; prices on ali grades
stronger supply very light; demand good. Mich
COWS low. Receipts o. slsep light priceE firm
demand good. HCg,f7 fair supply: prices a made
slower. Quotations:
C0kS-FED CATH E-Choice 10 extra. GaGHc.
GRASS CATILE-Choicc. Z95e good. 4G4Lc;
lair 20 meiitm, 3I9gZc; common, 2a2ise.
shEEP-ChOlre WOOL per To-. &C.; medium, 59
5E'e; common, per head, S1al 90.
HOG5-ChOice cOTn-fed, 6iZd7c: medium aad
heavy. GAGE common, 5g5Lc.
COWS y CALVEs-GOod mfleh cows with
young calves, per head, s0gl0i yearlings, S69s.
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HoRaEs AMI MULES.

The mule market is well supplied sith all
qualities. The horse market is duh.
l dray mules, 4 10 7 years old, i6 To
I6% hands, s200925o; l5H to 10, si5Ogls5; Is TO
15H. Sl359l5o; l4Z to Is, eIooGl25.
HORSES-Goodd diving. sl25S20; heavy dRft.
sl509A0; saddle horses, slES&0; plugs, S0t375,
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112S.
Takes Plaee Wednesday, Hay 8, 1888
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT CANCER CORE.

T Q. DUNNAVANT, Cancer Doctor. located -
y Colierv1lle,T Tenn. Consultations free. Cure
guaranteed. No money demanded until cure e.
fected. The cancer is removed BY ore application
of medicine within ten days after being applied.
No arsenic USED, and a cure without the loss OF
blood.
REFERsNcEs-Thos. ". Kemp and O.. z, Fcdfnx
Byhalia, Miss. Jas. Terry, Memphis Tenn: Joha
Coleman, Cockrum, Aiss; Dr.. W. +, smith. De-
soto Front, Miss; Major. VIM. N. Strickland and
Gen. W. s. Featherston, Holly Springs, Miss Hon.
q. O. Myers, seczetary-ot-stste Jackson. Haaa.
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We give below the official quotations Of the Mar.
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COTTCN-SEED

CorToN-SEED MEA-Prime, ST 509l9 so
per ton per carload lots.
COTTON-SEED ~OILS-Crude, 20 s42c per gallon,
on round lots of 100 to 500 brls. Cooking oil, lob
lo5s, 45c; double refined cooking, 47c. summer
Follow refined oil, i7c In carload lots; summer
white, 47c. Winter yellow, SIC; winter white. Sc
according to quantity.
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srAISs-Good ordinary, S1sc; low m.ddling, SIG
middiing, s14s.
MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.
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UNDERSTANDING MATERIALS

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
price.
FIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. priees-Rough. SIS
per 1900 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring,
eyprss, y per 1000 lsths. Extra prices for extra
leng as above 20 feet.
L NE n CEMENr-Alabama line. 95cas1 a
barrel; Tennessee, $780, Louisville cement, 81 20
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NEW YORK, April 28-Jhe d,mand has
been OF that moderate character usual to the clos
ing day OF the week. For choice styles Of prints
thets ms been a good order request for many small
lois. Manchester is doing some very handsome
work in fancy prints and lawns. aud fair orders
have been placed. Cabot 3S-ineh blesched has
bee7 reduced TO nc and Cabot "a 70 &c. Dress
gooce are doing well for the period Of season.
Wooden goods are very dnll.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING,

Vicksburg.-.--.CTY OF CAIRO. yiekers, 10 an
New Orleans CITY NV oRLE.ss Carter, IOa N.
st. LOrfs---...C COMMONWEALTH, McCord, I0a N,
MONDAY, TUE.DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Fdars Point oAHoXA, Monday, 5 pm.
Arkansas City..-KATBA ADAM. Monday, pm.
New Orleans r. R s~PRIsGEa, Monday, u n.
OsceoIs ...-..... DIAN ADAMS, Monday, pm.
Dyersburg -.---.MAEE TWAIN. Monday, : pm.
5t.Francis River. RKSE MAcRRADY, Tuesday, 5 p N
Arkansas EiVer-.IDA DARRAGH, Tuesday, 5 pm.
yicksburg-----BELLE MEMPHIS, Tuesday, 1Ga.m.
CincinnaG-----.Coss AnLAE, Tuesday, pm.
White River-.-.-H2RD CASE, "Wednesday, pm.
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lett in running account -..........,.
AMOITNT nE TnCr uNcpr

10 arrive at the amount of tho stock on hand
that remains unsold, the following table is given:
In warehouses, sold but not dolivered........ 5,767
STOCK n GlTmn TnEgnE q % l
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Capt. James L~e, sr.

Capt. James Lee, the old veteran. ubo
has been ashore several months, recuperating. re-
sumed bis big arm chair on the James Lee yester.
Gay. The old gentleman looks improved sy his
long rest.
The above mention from the APPEAL of a recent
date; suggests the following fmpromptu lines py
an Old friend, his agent in 1857:
We welcome thee again on board,
Our vetran chief again,
To complete our cabin load
On may he now remain.
We welcome thee, "eld man, {" true
To his "Old chair" on the deck,
Which none but he can fill.
Til descends TO 'stsck."
We welcome thee, our vet'ran kind,
For none can fiji his place
On deck, in his big armchair.
IT'S his alone TO grace.
We welcome thee q. our head.
His presence gives us cheer,
For storms therein we 90 not dread
When he sits in his old chair.
We welcome thee, "all hands round"
From helm to lower deck.
When he's in the old arm CHAIR
We fear not then the wreck.
The 'old arm chair" is for him,
HIS place upon his Lee,
A ballast there to keep her trim,
When She walks the inland sea.
Long may the old chair be his,
Soft his seat and pillow,
And mermaid. chant his requiem,
When he SLEEPS beneath the willow.
COTTAGE BY TIE RIVER, +" April 10, 1883.
GfNEE AAlr NEEhr-L--
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LONDON, April 28.-CoaaoIs, lO2 g Is; Il.
iuois Central, 1914; Pennsylvania Central, G5I
New York Central, 2gh; Reading, 2s%.
NEW ORLEANS, April 28.-Sight exchange
on New York 81 per 5000 premiura. Sterling OK.
chanse-bankers' bills, 4s3%.
PARI, April 26.-Rsn,cs, 79t. 90c.
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1901 Prizes, amounting in o. 8. gold to---E5,4 40
Ilekafa. "A. Halzez- Al
MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CUkK

DE-. =. O. VETS EEzvz AID BBAuTEzAsxxrr-
A specific for Hyssers, Dizziness, ConvlIssos O.
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, LES OF
Emissions, Premature Old Ize, csr1ed By over.
exerton- se1abuse or o7er-.aduigence. which
leads 70 misery, decay and dA n. CEe box will
care recent Gases. Each box contains one month";
treatment. One dollar q box, CT Ex bozes for I've
dolars; sent b. n&il prepasd, on receipt OF price
We guarantee DIX boxes TO cure any csss. VILE
MED with eve dollsrs. we yllse1d he purchaser
Our written gukrAntee 20 rSfuKo ue money II tie
does not eject Ecure. Guarantees "a
mel cnIT by A. RKEKERf q CO., Wholesale and
Retan Drugz1sts, 25 Main stneet, Mzza phia, Tenn.
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NEW YORK, ADrII 28.-MonsY, 34d,6 per
cent, closed offered 5 per cent PINE mercantile
paper, JE9G per cent. Sterling exchauRe-bauk-
ers' bills steady. 4s2L; demand, 43i.
unchanged. Railroads
without feature. State securities neglected
stocks-The market was duh 10. day. In ia.
forenoon prices advanced aud in the afternoon De.
cined. Compared with the close Friday prices
are a fraction higher for the majority OF siocks
Closing quotations. were As fUj!gys.
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The New York Iuture market opened steady at
decline; at 1890, barely steady; at II 80. weak; at
1880 qalct and firm at 1850, very firm at ESQ,
strong, closing strong. Sa les, lot, 600 bales. Clos
ing quotations were as follows:
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FUTURE MONUMENTS

Thos Sherlock hhds sugar, 40 brls sugar, 50
brls molssSes and 50 bIs paste.
Rene Macready-147 bales cotton, 43 SKIS seed.
81 kks corn and Il pkgs sundries.