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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-01
PeRsoNAl ANo cFNEeAI

CAPT. Tom BARKLEY, one of the n1sst
popular conductors on the Nashville road has
resigned. Capt Barley will be greatly missed by
bis host of trends, who wish him great success in
any future undertaking,
A very curious case of disappearance &C.
CURED on the Vandaia 70 sd last Friday afternoon
aud the mystery involved Is not yet SO we'd man
named Hays, accompanied by his wife and three
young children were en- route from Murfyfieid
Tenn, TO SpringGale, Ark, and somewhere be-
tween Edlngham and YdDdaia ILL.,. Mrs Hays
discovered that her husband was not on The train
although she was sIre she had seen HI On after
leaving Ell agham. The train was backed up for
several m les, and thorough search made OF the
track all the way from Bingham to Vsndalia, but
no evidence hat the man had fallen off the train
even could be found The woman was brought
on TO Greenville, where she remained until Satur.
day afternoon, when she was carried to st. LOUIS
Conductor Paddock, who carried her into the city,
to quiet her fears 1ceruing the safety of her hus
baud She stsid about the depot until Monday
mig aud vert on u Spr.nSdale Ark. The search
for the man has continued in essantly but nothing
can be learned II him, AEd Col HILL of the Van
dalia. gives IL as his opinion that the man old
fall OF III. train wi lie ia notion but was left at
some station aud has failed TO SOW up yet The
aim st frantt; woman with tnrse cfii aren, the
Oldest three years of age, she sat in the ladies'
walting-r0On At St. Louis. presented q most
pitttel sight one that ELECTED substantial sym
at ~ ifo Al more tran one present. A cond ucior
on one OF the Iaorni trains brought in the rumor
Tuesday morning that body had been found
aoag the track near Terre Haute, but the general
to that effect and the mans ci.appe atance is still
q
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GENERAL NEWS.


SIGNAL SERVICE report: River 35 feet z
inches-rise inch yesterday.
A BOAT is being built 10 ply between Chat
tanooga and Decatur, on Tennessee river.
RECEIPTS By river Yesterday, 43S bales of
cotton, 90 bags of seduction and 7S9 sacks of
seed
The Hard Cash departed Yesterday even
ing for White river with fair trip of freight and
passengers.
The james Lee had on a big trip of
deckers yesterday. and departed on time last
evening for Friars Point.
BAes-PAriies wishing sand bags for levee
purposes can find them at market prices with S.
Katzsuberger's Sons Memphis.
"DID yon hear The whistler damn the
whistle. ] wish-gewhiliken, there it gees again %
And the Will Kyle pulled out for Cincinnati.
THE big propeller Central City is making
up load of cotton-seed products for New
Orleans and will probably get away this morning.
THE John A. Wood, with tow of empty
coal barges, arrived yesterday evening from New
Orleans and lay at Hopeield last night cleaning
out.
The Will KYLE arrived yesterday morning
at $50 O'Clock, from New Orleans, with 1000 tons OF
freight and big trio of passengers. She put of
here 700 packages of freight ana added 5s5 barrels
of oil, and departed last evening for Cincinnati
ASIDE from that devilish noise she ma kes,
there is ne better boat on the river to travel
ana man that would not feel at home with Lew
Hates don't know what the comforts of home are.
All he wants is to be let alone when he's per-
forming on that whistle.
CHATTANOOGA Times, Tuesday: "Messrs.
Findlsy and Lester of Atlanta arrived in the city
yesterday. These gentlemen are at the head OF
The project to build a canal across the neck OF
Moccasin Bend, through the property of Col.
Divine: The gentlemen will be in the city several
days. They state there is nothing new in regard
to the matter and no definite results have been
yet arrived at, but it is thought something will
be done within the next few days. They speak
very eneouragingly of the project and express
fidence in its ultimate fulfllment."
LOUISVILLE Courier Journal, Tuesday: "The
relief committees of the flood sufferers have had
the effect to swell up the 'Coons' here and at Gin
cinnati with pride and provisions. They don't
want to work, and boats have hard work to en-
ploy them at any price. They are troubled with
too much grub and govt. Richard T. Jones, of
Shippingport, was yesterday appointed captain OF
of the tOwboat Charlie Brown, and leaves for r
kansas City to-day with big tow of coal for the
Browns. Capt. Dicks promotion is a deserving
one, and We feel safe in saying he will do honor
and credit to himself as well as the famous firm
wh0 have promoted him. Go it, Capt"
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GROCERIES.

SUGAR Pure white, O.; yellow, S@S4c:
open kettle. 614g71zc; refined 4, 91499%ci gran
lated, gs9e&c; powdered, '1o14@1O1ac; cut loaf
10l4a101sc.
MOL iSSEs-Louisiaua common TO fair 55945c
prime to choice. 50G55c; centrifusals, IS g50c, al
to grade; fancy. 5S960c
C0FFEE-Common, 95saeHc; ordinary, 9A9
Joe; fair l0ssgl01c; prime Rio, 5zgl51zc; fancy
14Gl6c: old govt rnment, &c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples. 81 90; peaches, Obs standard 81 50G1 as
seconds, 81 rs; tomatoes 2lbs, 81 IS; strawberries
81 so; pberIes, 81 30; blackberries. sr 49, green
gases, 81 SO; plums, 81: pears 81 JO@1 IS; extra
TO quality; green peas 81 so; cove oysters, 81 20@
l 50; full weight; light weight, No. l. zoe; No.
81 Do; condensed milk-Crown, Sc 25; Eagle, IS %
swiss Sc p.
SALT-Per carload, 81 S5; from store, 81 30 pei
barrel; Louisiana, coarse, per sack, nominal: fine
81 g; pockets, bleached, 21s96c; coarse, 81 40
SOAP-4G61sc per pound.
BAGGING AND 1IES-Bagging. IL lbs, 20
91ic; IA lbs 50 dS7sc; 11s-lbs, 9@9Lc. Ties, ar
oS, 81 90 per bdl; button, 81 25Sl GO,
BALTIMORE February 2s-Coffee higher
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, S%99]<c. Sugal
strong; soft, &c.
New YORK, February 2S.-Cof1ee quiet
Rio, &c. Sugar quiet but steady. Molasses quiet;
New Orleans, 40960e.
New ORLEANS February 2S COFFEE quiel
but firm; Rio, cargoes common to prime, 61S q
l0lzc. Sugar in good demand: common to good
common, 57s461<c; fair to fully fair, 65s96zc
prime to choice, 65s961sc: yellow clarified, 7z4@
s1Sc; prime. to choice white clarified. SIC. MO
lasses quiet but firm: common, 24927e; centrifu
gal, 21@45c; fair, 29gSSe; eistern bottoms, $40
45c; prime to choice, S7949c; fermenting, 249
IS; frosted, iS932c.
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The committee appointed BY the Chamber
OF Commerce TO draft resolutions OF inspect to the
memory OF Capt. Albert stein yesterday rendered
q report as follows: Capt. Albert Stein, whose
dea h occurred in ct. Louis on Frldav last, was
one of the best known river men of the We t.
perhaps there was no one engaged in mere mer-
camille pursuits in this city but was familiar with
his name. He was born here, and from early man
hood was closely identified and actively ENGAGED
in the river trade between this CITY and New Or
leans He built and commanded many fine
steamers, his last one being the Charles Morgan
which became oneOf the most famous boats of bel
day, and in v hich he took exceeding pride. The
Morgan is now commanded by his son, Harry w.
Stein. He was known along the shores of the OhiI
and Mississippi rivers aud was loved and re-
specied for ais many, generous qualities of MUD
and heart. Although of a rough exterior and off
ha ID address, he was kin aud gentle in his m an
ners, and reaoy to relieve and succer the dis
tTessed. Many steamboatmen on our rivers have
on to love and revere the name OF Capt s TEN
and his death Will be known as one of the saddles
events IN our river history. His great energy, &C
tivitg, and vigilance in looking alter the safety
his passengers exhausted his physical system anC
brought ABOUT his death. He died surrounded bl
his loving family and friends, and his dealt
remains for those who knew him during his lii,
and admired him for his many noble qualities bu
to tender to his family their heartfelt sympathy IL
this their hour of bere Avement.
Resolved, That copy of this notice be placed OF
the minutes of our Chamber of Commerce, ant
another sent to his family in 81 Louis
JAMES S. WISE
JOHN KYLE.
C. NJ. HALFWAY,
MICHAEL RYAN,
+. A. WRIGHT,
Committee.
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Aarerse a could.

ST. LOUIS, February 23.-In the Circuit
Court this morning the demurrer OF the Nilsson /
Pacific RailroId Company m a suit for POSSESSION
OF the Poplar street tack was Oyfrruled and Will
be now set for tIial on issue. This decision is
materially adverse to GOuld's interests. The Pop
lar street track extends from Seventh street to the
levee, thence nOrthwardly to Biddle and south to
the Iron Mountain trace at Plum ,t!eet. The suit
IN e1ecimcut was ag slIst the Missouri Pacific by
the 81 Louis Connecting Railway COApsny. which
is composed OF a syndicate, who purchased the
tracks az sheriffs sale 10 satisfy execution on
a judgment oolHned against the Pacific railroad.
being on account OF rent OF the Bonneville branch
of the Missouri Pacific. The demurrer to petition
OF plaintiffs that they could not levy on other
parts OF the road 10 satisfy judgment against the
special branch, the Court held that the plaintiffs
suit Of ejectment against the Poplar street portion
is valid, and the SUIT will now be tried
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Bnags Removed.

The following Ia list OF snags removed
by the United States snagboat H. G. Wright Capt
Richard E. Birch. under the supervision of Maj
Charles T. Suter, of the Corps of Engineers United
States Army, st. Louis, Mo-, from November 20
1882, to February 25, 1883, between st. Louis anc
Memphis: 12at Lucas Bend. at Columbus, al
Island No s, 5 foot Island 10, Kentucky Point
l6 New Madrid Bend, Bob Matsons. l Hatha
ways. l Caruthersville, 2 Liuwood Field, Pale
Landing. Linsdale Landing, Bend ofslS, 9 Ne
braska Point Bnfield's, Bueaton Towhead, 8
Craighead Point, Fulton, mouth of Hatchie
river, bend of IS, "A Thom:on's, Foglemau
chute, S head Island 40. so Hopefeld bend, Mil
Landing. 4 Beef Island 8 Fletcher Landing,
O'DoDDeIl Point, II head Island &c bend Island
p, Wright's Point, Bells Point, Joe Eckle';
Poiht, Stewart Landing, naniel's, Par Ger
Landing, Fowler's, 2 liptonville Ba S Landing
l Lee Landing 2 Ashport. 10 Dixies. Il Chute IS
l Plum Point, Elmot l Island %, 2 Chute 81,
Loves. Island l6, Motifs, Silver Top, Bry
ants Point Lester's, James bayou, Chute 3
Missouri Sisters, l Dry Tooth, l Hackers bend
Goose Island, head Devil Island, 2 Wilkerson' s
l ste. Genevieve.
Cut IL OH trees on caving banks removed
DRIFT piles. G B HALDEMAN, Clerk.
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER Creamery quiet at 37(G42c;
dairy, 25a30c; butterine ISSg20c.
0HEESE-Prime flats &c. New York factory, loo:
MESS PoRKss3O 25a25 50 per barrel; sugar
cured hams. SIC 12l9glS Is; breakfast bacon,
BULK MEATS-Packed-clea sides, $40 70;
FRESH aEATs~Beef. hindq1srters. sac; fore
quarters. Sqt &c. City dressed hogs, loo; country
LARD fierce, s12 12$a12 Is; half barrels
s12 121z@12 %; kegs $40 62I9; 2O-lb pals s12 75a
12S74; haifigai!s So 25g$ s79' LIB tins, sl2 g
Is l211; leaf lard, 81 higher.
New YORK, February 2S.-Pork active
and higher; new mess, SO 25@19 IS. Lard dull
aud lower; prime steam, 1l.65al1.70c.
CINcINNATI, February % Pork firm,
SIS 25@ls 75. Lard stronger, 11.1711@l1 2Oc. Bulk
con firm; shoulders SIC; clear rib, 10 s5c; clear
1l14c. butter heavy; choice Western, 25c; choice
Central Ohio, zoe.
LOUISVILLE. Februsry % = Provisions
quiet, but firm. Pork-new mess, $40. Bulk meats
shoulders re clear nb l0c clear sides, 105sc
Baeon-shoulders, S1se; clear rib, lol4c; clear,
kettleIendered, 12Ac.
BALTIMORE, February %. = Provisions
steady Mess pork, $40. Bulk meats-shouders and
clear rib sides, packed, s129lo54c. Bacon-shoul
Lard-refined, 124c. Butter quiet: Western
packed 2Og25c; roll, l7a22c. Eggs dull, zoe.
New ORLEANS, February 2S-Pork scarce
and firm. sl9 %. Lard steady, with fair demand ;
refined fierce, ll5sc; key 125sc. Bulk meats scarce
aud firm; shoulders, loose, Tsc; packed, Sc; clear
rib and long clear, l0c. Bacon steady, with fair
demand: shoulders. S5s99c; clear rib and long
clear, 11S a1lL<c. Sugar-cured hams steady, with
q good demand; choice eanvased, 13914c.
ST. LOUIS, February 2S.-Butter-eresm-
cry, 24@SSc: dairy. 2493oe Eggs, 25@26c. Pork
firm, SIS 62% cash: no options. Bulk meats firm
and higher Shoulders, 7.S0@7 40c; long clear. So
as e0c .hor rib, 9.95dl0c; short clear 1O20@l0kc
Bacon higher shoulders, SIC; lopg clear 10 65a
105zc; tshort rim, 1870; short clear, 111sc Lard
nominally NE. 9
CHICAGO, February 2S.-Pork stronger;
SIS 2o@lS % cash and February. SIS 25@lS 271z
March, SIS 45@1S Az April. SIS 659I8 67ja May,
SIS THIGHS 80 June; SIS 90glS 80 July. Lard
higher; II 45c cash aud February, 1l459ll 471zc
March. 1l.571<@l1 COO April. 1l.72T s11s4c May
1I5z@I1 IKE June Ii .s0dl1 S21c July. Bulk meats
in far demand; shoulders 745c; short rib, l0c !;
short clear. lube Butter weak; creamery, IS GS9c
dairy, lStd30c.
Cdh-Pork inactive: SIS 17S March, SIS s. q
Is SI3 April, SIS 60 Sls 629 May, Sis 20 ais ~
June, SIS 92% July. Lard quiet ana unchanged,
excel for July, which advanced 2zc.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS:


The Lee Liue packets to-morrcw evening
are James Lee, fer FTiars Point, and the Coahoma
for Osceola.
The City of Providence, Capt. George
Lenox, is the Anehor-Line packet for Vicksburg
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The josie Harry, CAPT. Miit r. Harry, is
the Saturday packet for all points on White river
going through to Jacksonport.
THE O-Line packet r f. Springer, Capt
Fl. u Hart. is due dswn to-day, bound for New
Orleans. John S. Jones is in the office.
THE Andy Baum, Capt. G. Wash Thomp-
son, is due to-day, and leaves again tomorrow
evening at O'Clock for all points the Ohio river
far Cincinnati.
The Rene Macready, Capt. o. z. Joplin,
IL the Memphis and Little Rock railroad packet
this evening at O'Clock for Madison Fred Jones
and Gabe Booker are her clerks.
The elegant passenger packet CITY of Baton
Rouge, Capt. II C. Bixby, is the Anchor Line
packet this morning st 10 O'Clock for Cairo and ST.
Louis. James c. flton is in the office.
THE Kate Adams, Cant. Mark r Chez
on the roof, is the United States msil packet this
evening at o,clock for Arkansas City and all way
landings Walker Outlaw is her attentive clerk
aSsistI d by Will Darragh and J. G. Wyckof.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cattle receips the past week have been
only moderate. There is very light supply here.
Prices have been very good throughout the week.
The pros poets for next weeks market are very
favorable. Mich cows in good demand. The
sheep market has been bare for about three weeks
Choice butchers grades will sell readily at top
figures The hog Market is entirely bare. Choice
eorn.ied hogs will find ready sale at good prices
Quotations:
CORN-FED CATTLE-Choice, 5a55%c.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, 4g419c; good, $40
&c: fair to medium, 2s49314c; common, 11S@2c.
SHEEP Choice, per pound. 51&6s6c medium,
per pound, 5955zc; common, per mead. s1@1 So
HOGs-Choice, &c; medium and heavy, 6@611c;
common, a51zc
COWS AND CALyES-Good mich cows with
young calves, per head, s2oG40; yearlings, pei
| head, 500.
light, Sc s5a7; packing Sc 9O@7 .; heavy 81 1O@
So; receipts, $780, shipments, 400. Cattle active
and higher; heavy shipping IS 50g5 60; light
| S4@14 10; receipts 1900
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RAILWAY RECORD.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio aud Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. 2 (expressl leaves at
I:40 m: No. (maiD at rs am; No. 6 (CovIng
ton accommodiliion) at $40 pm. No. (express)
arrives at 30 m; No. arrives at l:45 pm No.
5, COvingtOu accommodation, 955 m. (city time).
Memphis ADD 1sfItle ROck-Trains move
as follows No. leaves daily at 4:40 pm; arrives
at il: so pm; 10. leaves at q m; arrives at 8
an; No. ('reght leaves Hope5eld at an; ar
Tives at PIN.
e5npkaIs and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. move
ss follows (city unne): through express leaves
oaiiS at IL :05 p m. Local mail and express leaves
daily at 6:I5 am. Somerylie accommodation
leaves daily. EXCEPT Sunday, a. AIS m. Through
express arrives daily at II 80 am. Local mail and
express arrives daily at S:55 D.. m. somerviIe Rc-
commodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at $40
I'm
i.oaIsvIIIe and Nash viiie-TraIns move
as follows; Fast mall arrives daily at 40 a. m I;
leaves at II 10 pm; mail leaves daily at 8 rs
am: passenger accommodation leaves daily at
1910 a.yn arrives daily at $40 pm. (elty time)-
viii make close connection for all points East |:
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily, except
Sunday, at 455 Pm; mail arrives daily 1t 40
pm. BROWNSVILLE q commodation arrives daily,
except Sunday, at S:25 am.
missfssippi nnd GeBneasee-Trains move
asfollows: New Orleans and fast mail and express
leaves daily at II 80 D.m.: express freight leaves
dai y, except Sunday, at 3:35 pm freight leaves
daily, exc pit Sund y. Fl $50 m. New Orleans
fast mail and express arrives daily at 1910 fn /:
express freight arrives daily, except Sunday, at
1900 am; freight arrives daily except Sunday, at
I:oO Pun. Freigut trains carry passengers.
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)AILY BULLETINS.

Total receipts at all U. s. ports yester day20 COL
Total receipts day in g. 754
Total receipts same day in ISL. 5l2
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TRUSTEE SALES.



HNDKR and BY virtue of q certain deed OF trust
" executed 10 the undersigned trustees by
stodoert Caruthers and Others, on the 18th day OF
Office OF Madison county. Tenn. in Book of Trust
Deeds, M 2. pages zoo 20l. 0e. 2os, 204 and EOS.
default in the payment OF the indebtedness there.
by secured having been made. At the request OF
Schoolheid. Hsnauer 6 Co, the holders thereof.
we will, IS such trustees, on
Saturday, March 20, Iss3,
within legal hours, sell tdshe highest bidder, for
cash, in front OF the courthouse door OF Madison
county. in Jackson. Tenn, the following tract of
lard lying and beng in said county of Madison.
First-Lying in the Eighth Civil District of said
county. in range one. section eight west of the
oak pointers in W. p. siiiis line in The een,er Of
the Jackson and Purdy road; thence north with
sal road go poles to W. B. chester's line; thence
cast with his line 1874 poles TO a stake in John
CheSier's line; thence south go poles to a stake
thence west a poles 10 stake in Inc stll,s line:
thence north 81 poles 10 q stake with pointers;
thence west IS poles to stake with vhiteosk
two blackjack pointers thence west IS poles to The
beginning, containing $50 scres more or less. and
rathers. Msrck Is ISIS By dees resis,ered IN Deed
Book IS, page 1913, in Registers office OF Madison
second-Also part OF the lssg-acre tract that
vas decided TO N. Hays by A. J. and r. B. HAYS
and 7: H. Preston on July Is, 1870, by deed regis
%, 80, 81. the part conveyed being ali that rsrt
thereof which lies east of the Mobile and Ohio
halifOau al IN range one, secuon eight east Of
the meridian, IL being the same property sold In
the case Of schoolneld, Hanauer & Co. vs.. NJ. HAYS
et 81. No. SOS, Rule Docket Chancery Court of
Madison county, Tenn to Stoddert Caruthers.
Thirt-Also tract lying In range one, section
eieht east OF the meridian line. and begins at n
whiteoak with three dogwocd pointers the south
west corner of iSS9acre tract; thence east crosse
ing railroad at go poles in all east $40 poles TO
stake in the center OF Forked Deer river: thence
up said river with its meanderings 10 a stake with
whiteoAk and beech poiuters; thence west crossing
railroad at ia poles in all west SS3 poles to &
| stake with two redosk and two blackjack point
ers; thence north 60 poles TO the be inning. as
surveyed June 3, ISL, by X. T. Mcknight, sur
veyor, being same property decided 10 N. Hays by
A. J. and r. Hays and Mrs. Fannie H. Preston,
by deed on April IL, 1873, registered In Madison
county, in Deed Book 81, page $50
As provided in said trust deed the said trs cts
win be sold separately I'm the order above named.
II 1t should be necessary 10 sell all in order to
satisfy said indebtedness. Dover and equity of
redemption and homestead waived. The title be-
lieved 20 be good. but we sell and convey trus-
tees only. This February 20. 1855.
d. II. POSTON,
JOHN l.. II. ToMLIH, Trustees
pnStlou A Poston Attorueva
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Changes.


Above
STATIONS. low water. Rise. Fall.
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WHISKY. ETC.

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
BRANDIEs--Cognac, s5glO; peach, 81 SOFAS 5O
apple. S2a3 so.
WiNEs-Imported port, 81 509i; sherry. 81 $50
4; chamPagne-AmeIican extra dry, s7Gs; Piper
Heidsick, SZ3925; Mumm's extra dry, S25G27
claret 50 1897 per box; Catawba, 81 5096.
MISREPRESENTATION e0c9sl so; straight, 81 so
O., according to age.
ST. LOUIS, February 26.-Whisky steady,
81 Is.
CHICAGO, February 2S-Whisky steady,
81 Il.
LOUISVILLE, February 2S.--Whisky firm,
81 II.
CIEoIsNATI, February 2S.--Whlsky firm,
81 IA.
BALTIMORE. February 29.--Whisky firm
and in fair demand, 81 lsX91 10.
New ORLEANS, february 23.-Whisky
steady; Western rectifed, 81 O5@1 20.
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Trusfaass Sala.

JOHN L. II. ToMLIN, Trustees.
poStou a Poston A ttoruevs
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GENERAL TRADE.

Businets generally active on Change
larger attendance than usual. The meat market
continues advancing; cornmeal quiet and -four
unchanged, with active demand; sugar strong;
molssses firm; coffee active and strong; rice dull
but steady; no changes to.report in hay, corn and
oats; apples higher and firm. Other articles as
formerly quoted.
RECEIPTS.
Eighty brls apples. 24s rlls baggsAg, 30 ties hams
and bacon 40a Blu corn, 5S3 SKIS coffee l6 pkgs eggs,
So brls -four 266 bales hay l car lumber, 200 brls
meal, 2oS bris molasses $50 SKIS oats 200 bIls po-
tatoes, cars bulk pork, l6 hhds sugar, I25 brls
sugar 81 pkgs tobacco and 20 brls whisky.
SHIPMENTS.
Eight bris apples, 81 rlls bsgging, II ties bacon
and hams, 80 scks bran, brls BEANS pkgs butter,
50 bu corn, 40 pkgs cheese 1s5 scks coffee, 81 nd
cattle, pkgs eggs Isl brIs -four, Is bals hay, 50
ukgs lard, cSr lumber. 200 br!s meal, 10 nd mules
lbs brls nolssses 2l3 kgs nails. 1872 scks oats Is
brls onions, 507 brls potatoes bulk pork, 80
hhds sugar ITO brls sugar, 1S4 pkgs tobacco and 10
brls whisky.
We quote prices as reported by the committees
Of the Exchange and verified by thorough can
vass Of the market.
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MOVEMENTS AT The LgVEE

AY-iuals Will lyle, Kew Orleans; James Lee,
Friars Point; Ida Darragh, Madison; Coahona,
Osceola-
Dspariues-WiI Kyle. CineinaaiI; Coahona,
Osceola; James Lee, Friars Point; Hard Cash,
White riyeT: Ida Darrsgh, HRdi9on.
Boats in P0Ft-Gentral City
-Bo1ts Due Dol1n.-Andy Bum. r z. Springer
and City OF Providence.
Boats Due Up Kate Adams, City of Baton
Rouge, Bright Light aud Rene AaeTeady.
Rsc@iptszTesIerday.
viii Kye-z06 bTls m1lssses, 400 SKIS salt, IS brls
porter and lot SundTies.
James Lee-SS1 bales cotton, Is bgs seed-eotton
AZ AXIS seed and % pkgs sandries-
COah 1na-55 bales cotton, 10 bzs seed-cotton, GIG
SKIS seed, 19 SKIS ear-corn and 81 pkgs sundries.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-01
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discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay loss OF manhood, ETC., will send recipe that
7Sf1f-cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea
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America. Send g selfaddressed envelope to the
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