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}, April s. Whisky, 81 Is.
PELTRIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER,

HIDES, ETC.-No. drY Aint hides, I6fal63c;
No. dry hides lSc; salt hides, 1O1SGl25fc; No. l
greed salt hides SC: No green salt hides &c ;
green hides, 5g6c. BeesWax-pTime yellow, 90S
&c tallow 61zc; ginseng, per pound, 81 50. Deer
skins-prime 25d3Sc.
CANDLES-Full weight SIC.
FURs-Very firm and wanted, while receipts in
crease slowly. We quote: RaccoOn-NO. l large
&c, small sec; No. 2, SOC: No ), 2Oc: No. l. Toe
Mink-No. l. 4Oc: No. . 25c: No. 8, l5c; sca5s Sc
Skunk-olack. 6Oc9Sl 10; short stripe, so a65c;
narrow, l5G25c; white and bread, 7glOc-inside
figures Tor Territory ana open, and outside figures
cat, l09l5e. Wolf-l4rge. 25C 10 SIS; small. IL to
75c. FoN-gray, l0c 10 65c open. and Csc to 9Oc
esSed; kits, lOc 70 2c, red % TO I5c Open aud soc
TO 81 so c4sed. Otter-NO. l, 81; No. ?, IS; No. g.
81 so; No. 4. Sl-open 10 per cent. less. and cubs
25940c. Beaver, 75c 10 81 each, or s191 so per
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BQqTTEE-Crssaery, S5@88oi dairy, esq
CHEE-E-Prime flats. 1Oc; New York factory l.
@i25pci iuli cream. l519gl6c; Y. A, l5Sl5}zc,
MESS PORk-s20 per barrel: sugar-cuied hams
lSAgl3Hc; breakfast bacon, 13g1314c; clear rib
sides. ll5sc.
BULK Observation-Disclosures sides, 1OIzc; clear
rib. 1015c; shoulders 80.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, hindquarters. 69Ee; fore
quarters SGlc. City dressed hogs. lOc; country
LARD--fieroe, 1l7se; half barrels, PFC; kegs,
IZ1s1; 2O,lo pals lt5sc half-pails, l25sc; lob
Iins 125sH; 5lb tins 121zc S-ib tins, 1890; leaf
lard, 81 higher per cwt.
New YORK, April 3.-Pork quiet; new
new mess, $40 80; options neglected. Lard steady
prime steam, ll.60c.
LOUISVILLE, April 3-ProviSions quiet.
POrk-new mess, $40. Bulk meAts-shoulders, re.
Bacon-shouldeTs, SIC. Sugar-cured hams, 121 &c.
Lard steady ll1ac
CINCINNATI, April 3.-Pork quiet, but
hTm, SIS 5OglS 70. Lard easier Bulk meats frm |;
shoulders, TIC; clear rib, 10l0c. Bacon steady
shoulders, SIC; Gear rib, 1lc clear, lIsxc. But
ter-choice Western reserve, higher, 20.
New ORLEANS, April Pork, SIS.
Lard-rehned tieree, 1l3sc; kegs, pc Bulk meats
IN tair demand; shoulders, packed, 75zc; sides
lO4e Bacon quiet shoulders SS[c; Ing clear
ll.9OSl1c; clear rib, ll1sGll14c. Choice eanvased
hams, 121g@1Sc.
= ST. LOUIS, April 3-Bnlter nuchsnged.
Eggs dull, l4c. PORK irmer, more doing; SIS 81
cssh, SIS 471aqlS 30 " y, rs 50 bid June Bulk
meats lirmer; long clear Zoe; short rib 10 O5c;
snort clear, lO3Oc Bacon iir.n long clear, 1920:
snort NIB, lO14c; short clear, lie. Lard nominal.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
AaRlvAlANp oEeAs TuReoErRAlns

thesapeake. Ohio add SausEfuestern-
trains move as fellows: No. Iexprcss1 leaves al
~ AZ pm: No. (msi} at Is an; 40 0C7lving
toh accom- odation) at $40 pm. No. CexDress
strives al 2:20 an; No. arrives at as pm. 10
., COVlnRtou accommodation g55 a m Ccftv ffrne1
memphis ard Little ROek-TrsiDs roove
- l0llows; No. Leaves daily At $40 pm srriVes
Al 1850 pm: No. leaves at a m arrives 81 Z
e-m.; No. tireigHt leaves H0peneld az am ar.
Eves a. pm.
Memphis and CharIeston-Trains move
Is follows lcity timel: Through express Leaves
daily al II 20 pm. Local mail aud express hates
oAlly AZ b.l5 am. SOmerYIlle RECOMMENDATION
leaves daily, ex"ent Sunday at l.2s D m ThrOrIgfI
express arrives daily II II 80 am, Local mail and
express arrives daily At sos D NJ someryiI Ia sc-
an. - a. o'4O
LouisvfIle and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r1ove
as iOlloWsi Fast mai arrives daily ~ 40 n m
leaVes Al ll:lO pm, mail leaves daily At s %
H:m.' passenger accommodation leaves dsiIy ~
1O:te an; arrives daily at $50 pm Getty tiElel-
al make close connection for all points Esst
BroWnsVille accommodation leaves daily exoe ~
Sunday, at 4;55 pm; mail arrives daily IT 4-50
pm BROWNSVILLE accommodation arrive daily
except Sunday, At s:25 an -''
M1ss1ssfppf and Tenaeasee-TrssDsr ,o,a
as.oilows: New Orleans and fast nail aud eT press
leaves daily a II 30 DIN; express freight leaves
dai y, except Sunday at 3;45 pm; freight iGs YES
daily, exc pit Sunday. At 6 80 a m New Orleans
Iast mai and express arrives daily 1t 1910 a m
express irelght arrives daily. exceBt Suudav AZ
. w an; freight arrives daily, except sunday Al
''So pn- Freight trains carry passengers
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pound for clean, well pelt-.i. Egar-brown and
grizzly, & 90 IS; black 81 to sic: cubs, 75c 70 g.
Bacger, Joe 70 &c. OpOssUm, 5gIOc open 70 IOgI5c
cased- Muskr2t Sc to Is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Zoe
NO0L-Tu5-waSh95, 25S35c per pound, I'm
was ed. ls925c; bury, IO9l6c.
TFER-Oak sole, per pound 3-dsOc: hem
lock; 1850; harness, 35af0c; skirting S744Oc
french cali s4O9Ooc per Dozen domestic calf, $50
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KIDNEY WORT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT CANCER CORE.

I Q. DUSNAVANT, Cancer Doctor. located at
y Collierville, Tenn. Consultations free Cure
guaranteed. No money demanded until cure ef-
fected. The cancer is removed by one application
OF medicine within ten days after being applied
No arsenic usec, and q cure without the loss of
blood.
REFERENcEs-Thos NJ. Kemp and o F. Ed rs
byhalis, Miss; Jas. Terry, Memphis, Tenn: Johr'
Coleman, Cockrum, Miss Dr.. ". ?. >mi q, %
soto Front, Miss; Major. VIM. n Strickla-c nd
Gen. W. 5 FeatherstOn, holly tpiegs, Miss. Iop
81. c. Myers, secret ny -ofstsIe, Jackson, Miss,
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LvEsTOckMERKE.

Cattle receip pts the past wee very light; the
prices remain firm and unchanged from last
quotations.; that the supply is very limited
and the demand for all grades very good
Mich cows slow Sheep receipts have been
rather heavy the past week, with prices quite as
strong as last report In hogs the receipts are
light tue market is bare; choice grades are in de-
Inan1: prices firm quoted. "a tstions are
follows:
CORS-FED CATTLE-Choice, IS 5O16
GRASS CATTLE-ChOice. STAT so; good. s. S3j[
@ ialr to medium, s. 7jg3 .; common, 81 50 a..
EHEEP-ChOice wool per To-. SC: medium per ID
5a51sc, common PEI h sad slaI 50
HOGS-ChOice. cOrn-ied 81 medium and heavy,
g 40 81; common, S56ej 20.
COWS AND CALY ES-GOod mich COWS with
young calves, per head, S1O9I5; yearlings per
head ID
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July, 5 4l-6ii: JuIy-August, 1854; August.
septeDber. ) - 6l5; September October, 5 4517jd
October NOyeInb Der, ) 3s-Gid.
Ats: May June, fO-Gid; JunaJuly, B 42-64d
August-septe Der, s564e. aauChesters easier,
but not quot sbly lower.
At 5; May-June, 3o-54d; August-september,
Futures closed quiet.
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SUGAR Pore While, g.; yellow, S1@S3c;
open kettle, 654G7s{c; refined A, 914c; granu.
lated, 9l4c; powdered, 104gl055c; cut loaf lO14 @
MOL ASSES-Loui,iana, common to fair, $50 45c;
prime to choice. 50a55c; centrifug gals IS 450o as
to grade: fancy 5S9G0c.
COFFEE-COmmOn, SIzd9Mc; ordinary, 9J49
lOc; fair, lO%9llc; prime Rio, 12g123Sc; fancy,
lic: old government p 526c.
CANNED GOODS, EpC.-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, 81 60; peaches, 2-lbs, standard, 81 so;
seconds 81 20; tomatoes 2lbs, 81 %; Tbs, 81 IS;
strawberries 81 So IA p6erres, 81 80; blaeknerries
81 25 green CAGES 81 50 green corn 81 65 green
peas 81 so; cove oysters, No. l. 81 90 No p 81 so;
fuil weight; light weight, No l, Csc; No. q 81 2J;
SO D.
SALT-Per carload, 81 50 per barrel; 81 65 in
sacks; pockets bleached, 2%G6c
SOAP-4G61ac per pound.
BAGGING AND 1IES-Bagging; 9%g1oIzc, ac-
cording to weight. Ties AFRO c, 81 So.
NEW YORK, April 3-Coifse quiet but a
shaCe higher. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Mo-
lasses dull and unchanged.
New ORLEANS, April 3.-Sugsr-d emsud
active: fair to fully fair 65z97c; prime, 7sc Mo-
lasses in good demand; Ieboled prime to choice
3795Oc; fermerting. 20QS5c: centrifugal, 23639c:
common, 22d20c; fair 26u27c.
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.FIFTY.FOURTH
POPULAR DRAWING
COMM
Distribution Company,
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1888.

The following is list of the Drawn Numbers, with
the Prizes opposite:
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 3I.-This is TO certify
that we, the undersigned, kept the record of the
drawn numbers of the FIFTY-EOURTH Drawing
of the Commonwealth Distribution Compauv
which took place in the city of Louisville. XIV
March 81, 1888, and that the following list is
correct D. G. McNAIRY.
W n CQWTTNC
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p TRoLEUM MARKETS.

Coal OIL-Wholesale lots, I6c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, April 3.-Pstroleum quiet /;
s, W, 1lO', Sc.
BRADFORD, April S-Petroleum frmer
opened at 9i14c highest, 955Sc; lowest, clos.
ing, e53{c. Clearsnces, 10000 barrels.
PGTTsBURs, Apil 3.-Petroleum dull;
United certificates closed stronger at 92szc; re-
fined, S1sgS14c, Philadelphia delivery.
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President sowan Prod need 3 Is Kecein,.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3-The suit of the
government against the Philadelphia aud Read.
ing railroad, for $4,000 aud interest, being 4
per per cent OF the internal revenue tax on tue sur
PIIs nihss Ior three years prior TO 1867 was de-
"a favor OF defendants, President GOwan hgyjng
produced receipt from the agent of the gOyern7
ment Tor The money IN con lroY-rsy-
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

RAILWAY builders appreciate this weather
the exception, perhaps, those who have con-
tracts On the Memphis and Holly Spdugs.
The directors OF the Na,hviIie add Chat
Anooga Railway Company have determined TO
pass tue next dividend for the purpose of having
on the loans on the first mortgage bonds thar were
iLssusi 20 build aud equip several new tines The
20, ISL " 0-L-' Oi u PM
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MEDICINAL
MEUININAI.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
q UUkE aUARANTxEn.

De. &C. NEz-'s sKsvz AID EaArFTss xESr-
tpScine tof ByStSrfs, Dlfsizesf, ConTl4-si.. r.
Esrvous Headache. Mental Depression, L. IS al
Memory, spernEt o-rzeS, I1rpotCDcy. iUs1lit AIRY
EE ziors, PreIns -tIre Oid Age, cSussG oy over
eIert.on, seif-abuse OF STe--i tulzeacs which
leads TO misery, decay and des.s. O1e 311 will
~ - ut eases Each box contains one monthly
gre. meal. Ua-S 1----- toz. or six boxe, for "
dol ars sent py NAL prepaid on recs1 - of price
We sna-ant5e Ex boxes 70 cure anF czs with
escn order e.7ed Dy ca for six boxes aecoBpa-
nted win I'VE ooilzTs, We Will send the purchaser
Z III written guarantee to ret,rn .hr money If the
sued only by L. RKEKEg & 90. WhoieSsis nd
Retail Druggists 2ls Ssiu st-s.s, Il.-rrT Tenn
Orders ~ well VII rsnetvs F,ornrs sttauffor
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GENERAL NEWS.

AT Louisville the canal has overhosed jts
banks, and the falls is the only nsvigabe passage
RECEIPTS by river yesterday were 476 bales
of cstton, 80 bags of seduction and i447 sacks of
seed.
The Southern Transportation Line and
the viii s. Hays have compromised, and conse
quently the Golden Crown lies over at Cincinnati
until tomorrow.
TBE sudden rise at Pittsburg caused gre at
damage among the coal fleets at that port. Tows
broke loose or became un manageable, Some were
sunk and several towboats narrowly escaped
wrecking. Los. $50 0o) The coal shipme nts from
PlttsbuTg on this rise will amount to 5000 900
bushels, of which about onethird is for Louisville
and the balance for Cincinnati.
CHATTANOOGA item, Monday: THE recent
heavy rain-storms which have prevailed through
out East Tennessee have had their effef on the
river, and yesterday it rose very rapidly. At 9
O'Clock o m. it marked 10 feet on the gauge and
was rising It the rate OF inches an hour The
signal officer thinks it will reach "A feet to-day
aud besln falling to night Heavy rains were re-
ported yesterday from al the SPEC al river sta
TONS"
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Approximation Prizes,

The 1000 tickets ending with s., being the same
as the two ending figures of the number which
drew the Capital Prize are each entitled TO $40.
LOUISVILLE, March 81, 1SS3.-The subscribers
having no connection whatever with or interest in
any prize, ticket dividend arising from or accru-
ing to the Commonwealth Distribution Company,
and having been requested TO act as committee to
supervise the Fifty-FoOrth Single-Number Draw
ing OF said company, which transpired this day
In this city, do hereby certify upon honor that the
foregoing are the numbers which were drawn from
the 100000 placed in the wheel by u.s. in the pres
enee OF the audience. with the prize correspond
ing Herewith.
J. NJ. WOMACK, co,,,,;+.oo
THEO. B. BOYD. COMMITTED
April 8. 1883.
The next drawing will take place April so, 1888.
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cOTTON-SEEp.

COTTON. SEED MEAL-Prime, SIS per ton
per carload lots.
ColToN-SEED oILS-Crude, IS di6 per gallon,
In round lots of 100 to 500 brs. Cooking Oil, Job
,ots. ISc. summer yellow refined oil. SOC in car
'oad lots. Winter yellow, soc, according TO
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, April 3 Exports of doues-
tic cottons for the week, 27i2 packages, making
1906 for the expired portion of the year again>i
64js last year, 80 Ala ia 1851 and % So in 1850
The cotton goods market is very quiet. There is
something doing in good styles of prints and gng.
hams. Woolens are in very quiet dem and, but a
good movement is in progress through deliveries
on orders.
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Housg-e UILOlNG MATERIALS.

price,.
FRANING-LUMBER-Yar prices-Rough. SIS
per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring
s25 shingles. S3a4 50; lathing-pOplar 81 IS:
cypress s. per 1000 laths. Extra prices for extra
lengtrs above 70 ieet
LIME AND CEN hE alabama lime, 9Jc9sl a
Barrel; Tennessee, $3.50; Louisville cement 81 70
70 a barrel; ROsedale cement s. so a barrel /;
Portland. 50; plaster of Paris, 50 50.
NAILs-S3 60 per keg.
BRICKs--Hard, $40 so; sof., SO per 1000; fire.
brick, S495 SO per 100.
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Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
BRANDIEs-Cognac, s59lO; peach, 81 SOFAS so;
apple. S2GS So
WiNEs-Imported port 81 5O9i; sherry, 81 55@
4; champsgne-AmeIi extra dry, s79S; Piper
Hedsick, Sz4d26; Mumm's extra dry S26d2s;
Pomery Sec. S29 50g3l so; n. Cliquot SO 5Oa
81 so; claret, s. 1917 per box; Catawoa, 81 5OG6
NHlSKIES-Redistlied, 91c9SI so; straight, 81 50
a., according TO age.
CHICAGO, April g. Whisky, 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, April S.-Whi.ky stesdy, 81 "A.
LOUISVILLE, April S-Whisky quiet, Il Is
CINCINEATI, April 3.-Whlsky steady,
81 "A.
BALTIMORE, April S.-Whisky, 81 1S!@
81 49,
New ORLEANS, April 3-Whisky-Wes.-
ern rectihed, 81 O5a1 20.
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RIVER AND WEATHER,

Time Bar. Their, Wind. Weather.
Els s$; G. s e e Z Z 5 S:i:;
Maximum temperature, 60.
Minimum temperature, 80.
WHEELING, April 3-Noon-River IL feet
inches, and falling. Weather clear and cool.
PITTsBURG, April 8 -Noou-Rlver feet
inches, and falling. Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, April 8. -Noou-River4 3 feet
5inches. and stationary. Weather cloudy; Their.
moIneter, 49s. Arrived: Ohio Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, April 3.-Noon-River ris-
ing fast, with rs 40 feet by the gauge. Weather
clear; thermometer, 500. Departed: Andy Baum
Cincinnati, am; Guiding Star, Cincinnati, 9
am.
LOUISVILLE, April 3-Noon-Rfver ris.
ing with IA feet inches in the canal and 70 feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather clear
AID pleasant. Departed: Charles Morgan, New Or
LEAFS, am.
CAIRO, April S.-Noon-River so feet IL
inches, and rising. Weather clear and pleasant
Arrived: Future City, New Orleans, am. ; Com
monwealtn, Vckshurg. am. W. P. Halliday,
Ne~ Orleans, II am. Departed: Future City, ST.
Louis. a M; Commonwealth, st. Louis, 10 am !;
w. z. Halliday, st. Louis, noon; Golden Rule
New Orleans, noon.
See Additional River Nous on Fourth Pncel
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
LONDON. April 3.-Arrived out: Greece,
New York.
NEW YORK, April Arrived: Scythjs,
Liverpool; Canada, Hayre; Frisia, Hamburg.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

THIS DAY.
FrisIs Point. JAMES LEE, Whitlow, pm
New Orleans .--...-GoLDEs RULE, shinkIe, u m.
White River -... HARD Cash, Postal, 5pU.
Arkansas Riyer-.IDA DARRAGH, smith, m.
osceola- ...-......-.-D DEAN ADAMS, Foster, 5 pm.
st. Louis. CITY OF ct. LOUIS Able 10 am
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Arkansas City. DEAN ADAMS, Thursday, IN.
Cincinnsti-.....-. VIST sHISKLE Friday, SPIN
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LevEE.


4rrirdLs.-Hard Cash, White river; Katie Hooper
Arkansas river; T. P schenck, New Orleans; John
A. Scudder, 81. Louis; Bale Memphis, ST. Louis
DepaTtures-City of Vicksburg, st. Louis: Cons
HillAr, Cincinnati; L P Schelck. Cincinnati
John A. scudder, New Orleans; Belle Memphis
.Boais Ia Portland Cash. Katie Hooper and
Ida Darragh.
BoGs Due DOJcn Dean Adams Golden Rule
and Viut SuinkIe.
Boqls Due Up.-James Lee. City of St. Louis,
Chas. P. CaoUteau and VIII Kyle.
Receipts Yesterday.
U. P. sehenck-1OO brls and csks ale and porter
Hard ca h drought out of White riyer)-2o4
bales cotton, bss seedcoton Sis SKIS seed and IS
pigs sundries.
Katie Hooper drought out of Arkansas river
10 ba es cotton % bgs seed cotton, s32 SKIS seed
Belle Memphis-9i5 dry brls, - wet brls, 10
kss cider 10 ties lard 1876 SKIS grain II bales cotton
5bgs seduction and l2l2 pigs mdse.
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
THE Chss. p. Cboutesu, C,pt. VIM. Thor
wegan, is due up to-day from New Orleans
TIE VIII Kyle. Capt. Lew Hates, is the
next o.-Line packet due up for Cincinnati.
The CHARLES Morgan, Capt Harry W.
stein, is due down Friday morning for New
Orleans.
The Vint Shiukle, Capt, NJ. NJ. Deem, ia
the Friday packet for all points on the Ohio river
as far as Cincinnati.
THE Ida DHragh, Capt. Z B Smith, is
he packet this evening at O'Clock for all points
on Arkansas river. Jimmy Thompson presides in
her office
The Dean A1sm', Capt Thos A Foster,
is the Lee-Iine packet this evening at O'Clock for
OsceoIa and the upper bends. Hugh Tomlinson
and Chsrles Bourne are her clerks.
The new aud elegant steamer CITY Of s
Louis, Capt. Dan Able, is the Anchor-Llne packet
this morning at 10 O'Clock for Cairo aud ST. Louis
VIM. Mason and Tony Eldridge are her clerks.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Marx 4. Cheek,
is the United States mail packet tomorrow even
ing at O'Clock for Arkansas City and all way
landings. Walker Outlaw is her attentive clerk
The Golden Rule, Capt. o. p. ShinkIe, is
the O-Line packet to-day at y o'clock for
VicksbuIg, Natchez, New Orleans. and all inter
mediate landings. Albert Shinkle Is in charge of
her Office
THE james Lee, Capt.. Lloyd Whiilow on
deck, is The packet this eveninga at 5 O'Clock for
Helena, FiisTs Point and AL way landings Ar
thur Browne is her clerk assisted by Plat Rhoades
and VIII Ashford.
THE Hard Cash, Capt. Ell G. Postal, ia the
packet this evening at o'clock for sill points on
White river, going through to Jacksonport and
making connections with ps ckets for upper White
and Black rivers Charles NJ. and Jos. Postal ara
Ia
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GENERAL TRADE.

The attendance on Change ts.erday was
larger, but business was generally quiet The sb-
sence OF Chicago bulletins caused uaatsto go IN
charged. The meat market was strong; lard
steady; -four quiet and little doing: rnmesI
quiet; sugsrstesdyi coffee steady; mOIaaes quiet;
rice firm; hay quiet; corn wtaka unchanged
oats firm; bran steady; apples fair demand;
potatoes dull; cabbage scarce and in demand
onions, fair demand; onion sets dun; butter
steady; cheese quiet; eggs scarce; tried apples,
fair demand; dried peaches dull; eotton-ssed oils
steady; ootton-ssed meal quiet. Other articles
unchanged in tone and price.
IMPORTS.
Eleyen tcs bacon and hams, q pigs butter. I425
bu corn, fyi ia cAttS > pkFs eggs, 400 bTis -four
- Nd hO8s. 10 tales hay, pkEs lard, cars In n
Der, "a nd mules z0l kgs nails 10 SKIS oats, z5I
bis potatoes, car bulk park, 30 brls packed pork
80 pkgs TOBACCO and 4is brls whisky
EXPORTS.
Seventeen bTls apples 20 is bzggiug, CO SIS bran
81 bTls beans, 10 pkgs butter 235 bu corn p ,kgs
cheeEe l53 skg coffee. 5 pEgg eggs 73f bris aoTIy
50 bales hay, IS pkgs lard, cars lumber 254 brls
meal 80 nd mules. 40 kTis mclasses, I52 kes
nails, - SKIS oats. p brls onions. SIX peas 2iS
br!s pOt-tOes, : cars hu K poTE, 81 brs packed
pork. hhds sugar 90 Drls sugar, DO pkgs tobacco
and 70 brls whisky.
We give below the official quotations Of the Mer-
chants Exchange, verified By thorough canvass
OF the markets.
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The New York future market opened Quiet: at
1850 dull; al 1850 barely steady; at 80 barely
steady; at 1870, weak; ut 2:31 steady. closing
steady. sales, III 900 bales Closing quotations
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ELEVATOR COMPANY.
NdSNTPHIs
train and Packana Elpva tnr ca

WILL DO GENERAL RECEIVING. FOR
w WARDING AND STORAGE Business Cargoes
q steam boats and barges loaded or uuIoaded win
lspstch: Freight delivered in of all rsil-
ioals entering the city. Ample storage room for
bulk or sacked grain, merchandise mschinarV
etc Freight received and stored in elevator al
owners risk unless ordered insured.
r IALLOWAv. rfutendent
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iae0 Prizes. .....-.------ SIP, 400
81 Tickets, $50. SIS Ttckets, 800
Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTEf
OR POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of 50 and up
ward, by Express, can be sent at expense
Address all orders TO r. NJ. B0ARDMAS, Courier
Jen'Rsl Rrildtns. Louisville, Kentucky, or No. o
est Court street. Nemnhis. Tom
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EoR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.

To the Netherlands

The First-Class Steamships of this Iine-AM.
SIESDAA ROTTERDAM, sCHIEDAM ZAAN.
DAM, LEERDAM. VA. SCHOLTEN, P. CALAND
MAS. carrying the United States Mail TO the
Nelherlfnds, leave NEW YORK regularly every
WEDNESDAY, Tor ROTTERDAM and ANS TEX
u NJ alternately. First Cabin. $40: Second Cabin
| $50; sIeerage, s26; from Rotterdam and Amster.
dam, so, ri. CAZ aux, ssem,I agent
No % South William street. New York
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.

The New York spot market opened quiet, nomi-
nally unchsng d at u, quiet; at 2 easier closing
easier Sales SIS bales. Contracts, 1000 bales Clos
ing quotations were as follows
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The Liverpool spot market at noon was quoted
mod nate inquiry freely supplied. Sales 70OO bales
OF which $500 bales were American. Receipts S.
COO bales. Of which 5000 bales were American
At l2:l5 Ordinary, $50; good ordinary, 4 l5-I6d;
low middling, 52sd; uPlsnds, 9-l6d; Orleans,
sgd
The Liverpool future market at noon was dull
April May, S7-64d; Aay-June, Se-64d; June
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5 10000 FOR SO.
S5Gh
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
Misslasls,SA s|ss; z3sIsslksss
IslEAaiYt5llAIElIaNls
In the City OF Louisville, OH
HnR nav APRTH ~ rgSa


MONDAY, APRIL 80, 1913.
These Drawings Occur on the last day OF each
month Sundays excepted). Repeated adjhdies
ton by Federal and State Courts have placed ID Is
Company beyond the controversy of the law. To
his Com pany belongs the sole honor of having in
ugu rated the only plan by which their Drawing
re proven honest and fair beyond question.
N B.-THE COMPANY HAS NOW On HAND
CAREFULLY TER LIST OF PRIZES FOR TIE
APRIL DRAWING.
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THE COTTON MARKETS..

The Memphis market opened and closed
quiet. Sales, 100 baes-145O to exporters, go to
spinners. CLOSING quotations were as follows: