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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT MEMPHIS FROM SOURCES, FOR
THE YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER l. 1889, AND FOR THE
TWO PRECEDING YEARS.
oEPICIAL FIGURES OF THE MEMPHIS COTTON EXCHANGED
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01

The heaviest cotton producing county
OF each Of the remaining Southern States
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Cotton Acreage and Yield for Thirteen
Years.
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Year. l s:r. per Tl Ssi.. No. SG ssls.. Of
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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF SHIPMENTS OF COTTON FROM MEMPHIS, FOR THE YEAR
ENDING SEPTEMBER !, 1888, AND FOR THE TWO PRECEDING YEARS.
IOFFIOIAL FIGURES OF THE MEMPHIS COTTON EXCHANGED
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Annual Crop Statement for the Past -Four
Years.
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The foregoing figures indicate an in
crease Of cation in sight Of 405, $40 bales as
compared with last year an increase Of
77,470 over 1881 and of 500, asa bales as
compared with 1880, all of the same date.
Midland uplands now sid in Liverpool
is now 5ssd, and I'D below a year ago;
| b-lGd below two years ago and l 9-l6d
below three years ago.
The American cotton in the above total
is located as follows
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FUTURES IN NEW YORK.
The sales Of cotton futures for each Of
the past 10 years will be seen in the fol-
lowing statement;
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Killing Ffosts and First Bales at Mem
phis.
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The following table will show the re-
ceipts at all leading points during the past
year and the increase over the previous
year;
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COTTON MOVEMENT.
NKHPHIs ASSuAL COTTON STATEMENT.
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Egyptian Crop-Shipments from Alexan-
dria for Eight Seasons.
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ROUTES. BAEKs NcR EASE
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF COTTON
AT MEMPHIS FOR YEAR ENDING
AUGUST 81, 1883.
RECEIPTS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01

Total Changes in Quotations Of Cotton in
this Market During the Past Season
were as follows;
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EURoPEAN corroN IMPoRrs.

LUHOFhAN VoIIoN IHFOHis'
lsS2-sS 1881 1851
United States. 4,7O0,OO S61S,622 ASS, S6
East India...... 1857, 600 L,74l,OcO l,15l,OOO
Brazil 4 ". l.. 2as.0OO $4,000 2I,OOO
Egypt, etc.,. $1,000 422,OcO $4,000
bale. e.. s,s7l.OO % s.lO5.s2l s.ss6, Sls
.p.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. J
ADJUSTMENTS.
Cromweli's Art Lectures.

Last night the people at The Theater wit
messed one OF the most unique entertain
meu,s ever seen i'll this city. This was an
art lecture by Prof. G. r. Cromwell on
"London, the Modern Baby Ion" 1t is hardly
possible TO describe in a fitting manner the
excellence of the illustrations of the various
points of interests in London, which Prof.
Cromwell shows with vivid reality upon his
large canvass. They must be seen before
they can be appreciated. Last night the
professor took his large audience through all
the prominent and historic places Of London.
The realistic pictures OF the "Tower OF
London" "St. Paups Cathedral" the
Exchange" the "Bank OF England" which
is the money center of the world, the horse
guards, the parks, palaces and streets, consti-
tote 4 panorama which fasciuates the spec
taior so completely that he wonders how the
time few 30 rapidly when the lecture is
over. One OF the most noteworthy objects Of
interest was the "Sydenham Chrystal
Palace" described by the professor as
"a world in itself" where every age
and cline are represented, where the
| art of nations is arranged so that
those who run may read the progress of civ
iliz4tion from remote antiquity to the splen-
dor of the living present. The statuary
| thrown upon the canvas represented the
! finest works of art in the world, and invaria-
bly, drew applause from the audience. In
fact, no more pleasing and enchanting enter.
tsinment was ever given in Memphis, and
those who would like 10 see Europe without
going there should By all means see these
wonderfully realistic pictures. To night the
professor lectures on "Italy, the Art Land"
The following is a synopsis of the lecture
"Venice, City of the Sea, and its wonders.
Rivo Alto. DuSI Palace. Giants Stairs.
Square and Cathedral of San Marco. The
Campsnelli. The Lozzia. Bridge OF Signs.
Riallo. La Sulute. This Customhouse.
Street Scenes, etc. Como and its charming
Lake Scenery. Milano-exterior and in
terror of its marble Cathedral, second
only 10 81. Peters in size and
general mssni6ceuce. Genoa. Pisa. The
Cathedral, Baptistre, and Bell Tower, one OF
the Seven Wonders of the World, commonly
called the Leaning Tower. Campo Santo
etc. Florence, Santa Croce. Tombs of the
Medicis, by Michael Angelo. Convent oi
San Marco. The Cathedral. Palatzo Nuovo
Loggia del Lauzi. Tribune OF the Ufhzi
Ni06I. Descent from the Gross. Dante
T ,e InconsoIible, etc, and other prominent
objects of interest, including ststuary
architecture, and beautiful natural scenery
of the Art Land. Ths Cradle of the
| Graces"
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WIRE WAIFS,

Atlanta, March ia house and two chill
dren Of VIM. Harris, colored, burned.
New Orleans, March 19.-BAuer defeated
Ross in the Greco-Roman wrestling match.
Philadelphia, March 19.-Geo. Williams,
the well-known street railway president, is dead.
Chicago, March 19.-Robson & Crane
have leased the lot on Randolph street opposite
the Central Music Hall, and will build theater to
cost 100000.
Boston, March l9.-Chas. Derby, lep-
rous patient in the Salem almshouse, who con-
tracted the disease in the Sandwich Islands, died
this evening.
New York, March 19.-Ludwig Barnay,
the trsgedan, entertained at breakfast to-day.
whitelaw Reid, Carl Schurz and Lawrence Barrett
were Of the guests.
Chicago, March 19-Maurice Vignaux
gin to practice for the great balk-ine tournament
| beginning on the 26th instant
Gleudive, Mont, Msrch 19.-The ice in
| the Yellowstone broke at noon yesterday while
| three men we're crossing the river who were car
ried down stream and supposed to be lost.
Chattanooga, March ia presiding elder
of the Mormon Church is in the city arranging for
the immigration OF $50 converts on the 18th There
| are now ninety missionaries in the South.
New York, March l9.-Cooper Union was
crowded to its utmost capacity tonight by people
| gathered in honor to the memory of Karl Marx
The red fsg of the Commune was everywhere.
| WheelirgtW Va, March l9.-Capt. John
Mason, an old-t1me river pilot and brother O
| Capt. Samuel Mason of this city, COMMITTEE sui
eide to-day by shooting himself through the heao
Burlington, VT, March 19.-Frederict
Billings, who presented the library of the lat
| Geo. P. Marsh TO the University OF Vermont, hs
given that Institution $4,000 for a library build
| ing
Chicago, March 19.-Jscob Schsfer, il
! practice for the coming tournament, to-day RAJ
line game. This is larger than any recorded pub
| lie performance
Louisville, KY, March 19.-In the Circui
| Court to day the case Of the Commonwealth a.
| Thomas Crittenden, charged with .the murder @
Rose Mosby at Anchorage some month ssince, wa
| continued TO April 1Ith.
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CAPITAI RRENIIIES.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The Washing
ton annual meeting of the American Tract
Society Was held last evening. Justice
S,ropg presided. The secretary presented
his report, showing the total receipts for the
year 10 be sS7S,000; expenditures, 1868, 900;
donations and lsgacies. $1,000.
The issue of stand ard silver dollars for The
week ended March 17tb, was Sl9l 500; cor
responding period last year, slS2,50O.
The reading OF opinions in the Supreme
Court to day only occupied twenty y-hve min-
utes. No decisions were rendered Of public
importance.
No action will be taken in regard to the
charges against Supervising Architect Hill
until Secretary Folger returns. Econ
gresham Murch said to-day that every
charge he has made is we'll founded, and he
has the proof 10 back it.
Among the subscriptions recently received
by Treasurer GiIfllsn for the Garfield Me.
| mortal Hospital are the following: King
| George, of Tonga, through DR.. Canisns
United States consul 10 the Samoa Islands
$3.50; H. c. Mars.on, United States consul
to Malags, Spain, Sl44; Hugh H. Hamilton
United States vice-consul TO Teheriffe, $3.50
Secretary Folger left the city in the
| mos. quiet manner Saturday afternoon
and the fact of his deDarture was not
| known at the Treasury Department until
this morning. Assistant Secretary New saw
Secretary Folger about o'clock Saturday.
He was then IN sking preparations 10 leave
| the city, but did not say vhere be was going
or when he expected to return. While No
definite information on the subject can be
obtained, it is the general expression at the
| Treasury Depari ment that Secretary Folgsi
| embarked on the revepHe cutter Ewisg al
Baltimore for shorttea voyage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-20
BAD BOYS.
Two URprOvOked Assaults which Will
Probably Prove Fatal.

PITTsBURe, March 1.-Two unprovoked
assaults, both of which it is thought will
prove fatal, occurred this afternoon, and in
each case the assaulter and victim were boys.
The first case happened on the South Side at
2 o'clock. Two boys, one named Wood,
sged fourteen years, were playing game
called "Cat and Dog" when Pierce Wood,
known as the cat, was knocked over the fence
into yard where John Backsmeyer, aged
seven years, was at work. This 80 enraged
Backsmeyer that he procured pistol and
froS, tho shut taki15 eHsrt in Woada's tenn
pie. Backsmeyer was arrested, and the Injured
boy removed home, where he ia now living
in dying condition. AT about the same
hour several boys we're playing bill in Ale
sheny City, among them Eugene, the ten.
year-old son of Capt. R J. Grace, prom
lnent citizen. Two larger aud older boys,
who were unknown, came up and insisted
upon joining the game. Grace refused 10
play with them, when Que picked up large
cobble-sone aud hit him on The head, frac-
turing his skull, and then escaped.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

BosroN. March ia FIRE occurred this
mornin Z in building Nos. ssl to Ss7, Washington
street Loss heavy.
EVANSVILLE, March l9.-Young, Shepktr
a Co.'S mattress factory burned Saturday. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $1,000.
SANDWICH, ILL, March l9.-The works
of the Sandwich Manufacturing Company burned
yesterday morning. Loss, $4,000.
MINERAL RIDGE, o., March 19.-C. F.
whitney's general store and dwelling adjoining.
burned yesterday. Loss o,oO0; partly insured.
PirrsBURG, Pa, March ia ERE al
sutton on the Allegheny Valley railroad, thii
mornif & at O'Clock, totally destroyed a three
story building. Loss, $4,000; covered by in
surNnce.
INDIANAPOLIS, March ia large ware
house. owned by Alexander Mann, at Dudley
ILL., containing several thousand bushels of grain
was desl royed By IRE during a high vind-storm
last night.
INptANAPoLIs IND March "a sec ono
tncendiary nre occurred at Bloomington, Ind, q
II O'Clock suudAy night. destroying barn be
longing 70 Prof Wiley. His grainery was hred 8
the sams time, but was not destroyed. wall o
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OBITUARY..
]. L. Sparks, Jr.

Special to the Appeal
RIPLEY, Tenn, March 19.-J. L. Sparks
ir., editor of the Ripley Nt,0s died Saturday
evening at 5 o'clock, after an illness of four
months. He was an excellent man, good
editor, an sffectionste husband and kind
and irdulgenL father. He leaves wife and
four children. He was a member of the
Knights of Honor and the Golden Gross, the
members of which paid him every attention
possible during his long and painful illness.
They will pay to his wife and MAINLY poll
cies to the amount of $4,000.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Wendell presented the memorial of the
Memphis Cotton Exchange for the repeal Of
the tax for future dealing.
Mr.. Miliken submitted the report of the
msj1rity OF the Committee on Charitable
Insdtulions, recon ending the passage Of
the bill to build a hospital for the insane at
Lions View, East Tennessee. The minority
will report in favor of sn additional asylum
at Nashville. The bill was set for consider
alton at o'clock pm. Wednesday.
A bill was introduced by M. Sharp, of
Davidson, to authoriz. the commissioner of
agriculture 10 collect agricultural snd min
ersl specimens for exhibition at the Boston
and Loui.ville eTpositious.
Mr.. Taylor introduced 3 bill TO amend
section II, chapter 142, of the acts of 1875.
Mr.. Larkin introduced bill 10 repeal the
charter of Dechtrd.
The above bills passed frst reading.
The House j int resolution 10 adopt 8
newly invented ballol-boI. Lies over.
The moruiug and afternoon sessions wer'
consumsd in discussing the Railroad Com
mission bill.
Mr.. Head ID sde an elaborate and iogiea
argument in favor OF the caucus bill, whict
was received with great applause.
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THE LOWER COAST.
The Country from Clarksdale TO Fasonia
Under Water on Both Sides Of
the River.
Great Damage in the Indian Bay Coun.
try-Fifteen.Inch Fall at Helena
The Tallahatehie.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
HELENA, ARK, March 19.-During the
last forty-eight hours the river has declined
fraction over fifteen inches, stsnding thli
evening scaut fOriy-four feet on the guage
To-day was raw and blustering, but the
levees are intact and secure. Tomorrow the
" lter will have left the leyees entirely, and
no further trouble is expected. News from
the Indian Bay country of a Trustworthy
character places that section in the category
Of severe sufferers. All fencing, large mum.
bers Of stock and many houses are gone,
B1ckwater from White river is actually so
high that it is now finding egress through
the Oldtown crevasse. The story, 30 far as
this section ia concerned, is about told, and
the food of 1888 i, over. A squad of men
were cent 10 pAuguile bridge to-day. 1t will
be pHt in place again by Thursday and trsirs 8
running regularly.
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In the City of Louisville, on

SATURDAY. MARCH 81. 1888.
These Drawings occur on the last day of each
month (sundays excepted. Repeated adiudica-
ton by Federal and State Courts have placed this
Company beyond the controversy of the law. To
his Company belongs the sole honor of having in
ugurated the only plan by which their Drawing
re proven honest and fair beyond question.
NB-THE COMPANY HAS now On BAND A
LARGE CAPITAL AND RESERVE FUND. READ
CAREFULLY THF IIST CT PRIZES FOR TBE
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IMPORTANT DECIsION.
Railing or More fhan Ordinary In.
terest to Business Men.

NEW YORK, March 19.-In the suit Of
Hatch & Sons, TO csmpel the assignee of
Gillespie & Co. to pay them dividend en-
certain promissory notes given by F. ]. DAILY
& Co., who also made an assignment, and
whose assignee also claims the dividend in
dispute, Judge Brown, in the Uuited States
District Court, to-day gave decision. The
judge holds that the frst purchase of those
in action, who neglecs 10 give notice to The
debtor or trustee holding the funds, or does
not take possession of the proper evidence of
debt, acquires but an imperfect title as respec's
third persons, and by his Laehes is in a sense
a contributory party to fraud perpetrsted
by his vendor in subsequent sale to
another purchaser of same debt or fund, and
where the latter has sased all due diligence
by inquiry and notice of equity, the latter
is 10 be preferred over that of The former
equities. Hatch & S1Ds, Judge Brown says,
are superior through neglect of the first
assignee, aud directs the payment of the
dividend to them.
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II. situation poWn About CIarksdaIe

V1cKsBuRG, Marcs I9.-The country about
Clarksd a lie Is inurdsted to depth of -tiiITse
to four feet. The town, being on very high
ground, is entirely safe. The country from
Clarksdsle to Fasonia, 800 miles, is under
water, on both sides of the river, as deep as
lsst year. A considerable amount of over
flow ia caused by water from the Friars
Point break on the Mississippi. The trip
from Williams can be made to Friars Point
in email boats. The current at Clarksdale,
being very swift, caused the steamer Sun
flower TO return out into the fields, losing
one chimney aud being otherwise damaged
No loss of stock is reported. The inhabit-
ants are confident the water will pass of in
time for them to make a foe crop, it having
receded three inches in twenty four hours
The finest crop for many years was raised IN
this section last year after the water fell
The country from Fasonia down is safe, with
ceveral feet of bank TO spare, aud plowiDg
and planting are progressing.
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The Latest from Ihe TaiIshaichIt

YAzoo CITY, Miss, March 19.-News from
Greenwood confirms the previously reported
overflow Of the Tallahatchie country. Green
wood is submerged, the water being only
twelve inches below that of 1882, aud is rising
slowly. From Greenwood to Heuey Island
the whole country is inundated. Some of the
largest Ysz 20 river planters fear that their
interests will be seriously damaged.
Later.-Lster news sets at rest fears of an
overflow along the Yszoo. The water at
Shsrkey was falling, and at Greenwood at q
stand. Between the latter place and the
head of Honey Island plantations are over
flowed, but with fall above this water is
expected to- 60 off soon. At the head of
Honey Island there seems to be very little
uneasinefs, and work continues on all places.
The Yszoo river can stand larger rise than
it will get.
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DIED.

CONVERSE-Sundsy afternoon, March IS, 1883
SUE WHLETT, enly daughter of Elam' and Carrie
q. Converse, in the twentieth year Of her age.
Troy, n. Y, and st. Paul. Mimi. papers copy
HALEY-Mrs. B. HALEY, beloved wife Of N.
Haley, in her forty-fourth year.
Funeral from her late residence, corner Desoto
and Gsyoso streets, this CTUEsDAY) afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintsnces sre invited
to attend.
BUTLER-At O'Clock Sunday, March Is, 1888,
Mrs. BRIDGET BUILEg, aged fifty years, at her late
residence No. 20 Dsvie avenue.
Her friends and aecuAiatances, and also those
OF her son-in-law, Mr.. Michael oNes. are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her resi-
dence, No. 20 Dsvie avenue, this (TUESbAY)
morning, at 10 O'Clock. Services at St. Patrick's
church.
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ARTHUR'S POLICY.
The Presidents Plans in Regard to the
South as Outlined by the Ad-
ministratiOn Organ.
A Final Dividend to be Paid BY the
Freedman's Bank-Treasury Topics
Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, March 19-The Assistant.
Secretary of the Treasury said to-day that
he ssked Secretary Folger Saturday if ne had
any Instructions to give him in regard to
questions anticipating interest on the TWEEN
ueth call or the payment of that call, which
will mature May 1st. Secretary FoIger said
he had no instructions to give in the matter,
as ne was not quite ready 10 act. The assist.
ant will take no action himself on either Of
these questions until advised by the sec-
retsry.
Treasurer Gilfllan Gays ii has never been
customary to anticipate the interest before
the 25th of the month, because it is not pos
sible 10 prepare the interest checks before
th 1t date
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THE ASHuELOT,
A CoURT-MARTIAL TO TRY HER COMMANDER
AT THE TIME OF HER Loss.

A CoURT-MARTIAL TO TRY HER COMMANDER
AT THE TIME OF HER Loss
WASHINGTON, March 19.-The report Of
Rear-Admiral Clitz, comma anding the United
States naval forces on the Asistic station,
relative TO the circumstances attending the
loss of the United States steamship
Ashuelot, by which several lives were
lost, has been received by the Secretary OF
the Navy. The report has not been made
public, but Is of such ch aracter that Secre-
tary Chandler has ordered a court-marlial 10
try Commander Horace E. Mullen, who was
in command OF the A.huelot whea she was
wrecked. Capts. Wn. P. Mccain and Joseph
n. Miller, the former az president of the
court and Master Samuel c. Lemly, Judge
advocate, have been order d TO proceed to
S,n FIaUcIsco and taKe passage Tor Ynko-
hama by the steamer sailing on the 29lh in
| staat.
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Caarles E Ford'a English Comic Opera
Company will begin a short season Of comic
opera at Leubrie's Theater on Monday even.
iug, March 26th. Mr. Ford's company now
numbers upward of forty operatic singers,
and is well and fayorably remembered III
our city, having played a very fine engage
ment in Memphis lset season. Iotanthe, or
The Peer and the Teri, will be given on Mon,
day evening; Les Mdnteauz Noirs, or, The
Black CIOoks, by Bucalossi, Tuesday evening
and Strsuss's new opera, entitled The MerT!
| Var, on Wednesday evening, March 2SIh
| ana a matinee on the last named day.
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rAE PULLMAN lax.

JUDGE LocaRANE BEFORE THE LEGISLATIVE
rIsANCE COMMITTEE.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE March 19.-Judge Locbrane,
attorney for the Pullman Gao Compsny, sp-
peared before the Committee of Finance this
evening, ard made very able aud exhaust
i've argument sgairs The cops,i,utiouality of
the tax on III Pa Imam BUSINESS in this
State. The result, we learned from some oi
the Committee, will be great reduction on
tka ,,rssant faT
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POPLAR MONTHLY DRAWING

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and superior merit of the genuine medicine;
but they are very dangerous and unproht-
able to the consumer and den.oralizing to
the dealer. When anything else is recon-
mended as the same, or just ss good, remem-
ber il is to make you pay full price for 8
worthless article thst cost the dealer one
quarter the price of J. H. Zeiliu & Co.'s sci.
entifcally and carefully prepared Simmons
Liver Regulator medicine for the liver
generally conceded to have no equal.