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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
GENERAL NEWS.

BUSINESS moderate.
The weather is just hoi enough for any
use.
THE John F. Walton, with a big string Of
coal, passed south yesterday.
The John Dippold and bar ges passed up
for st. Louis late Tuesday night.
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River 20 feet 2
inches-deciine 3 inches yesterday.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday: 50 bales Of
cotton and 436 sacks Of cotton seed.
THE John A. Scudder, from st. Louis,
passed down Tor New Orleans with a big trip
yesterday morning before daylight.
CAPrs. JAMES M ROBERT WISE. both
of the Memphis and Ohio River Packet
Line. were delegates from Cincinnati TO the
Ohio Republican State Convention, in session
the early part Of this week at Columbus.
THE Golden Crown arrived from Cinoin.
natl yesterday with a big trip on for New
Orleans after discharging about 800 packages
| here. She passed down in the afternoon
after adding 120 packages of soap stock and
oil-cake.
The City OF st. Losis, out 8 days IL hour
| from New Orleans, passed up for ST. Loui
yesterday, dischargiDg a good lot of sugar
molssses, ETC., and adding 81 crates of cab
bAge, 250 barrels of oil, 10 barrels Of apple
and potatoes, and 100 packages Of sundries.
CAIRO Bulletin: "The leasehold on In
Mound City ways sold was purchased by W
B. Gilbert for $50 bonus. The waysSSIll b
run by w. P. Halliday. The tug A. E
Stafford was sold to Mr.. Summers for $500
Two fats and a steamboat boiler were ais
Sold"
WAIT till you hear: The crews of the Col
den Rule and Golden Crown have challenge
each ether to play d game of baseball q
CovIngton the first time the two boats al
together at Cincinnati, the proceeds to b
given to an orphan asylum at that place
We nave placed our roll CD the result, bu
charge s., OOO,000 for the pointer.
SECOND MATE JAS. CRUMLIsH, of tn
Louisville Mail Line steamer City of Mao
ison, was missing from that steamer on ht
arrival at Louisville on Sunday morning
and il is supposed he fell overheard an
was drowned. He wss last seen by Cap
Chas Davis in the "texak" on Saturday nit
night, between Carrollion and Madison. L
was from ~Ironton, o., sged about 80 year
ard had been on the City of Madison over
months, previous to which he boaled vii
the late Capt. Wash Kerr, on the CRAM
State and Buckeye State.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL,

CHATTANOOGA continues TO count the vic.
tins Of locomotive wheels. Joe McIutyre. a
switchmsn, was horribly mutilated in the
Cincinnati Southern ysIds there Monday
night.
A SPECIAL car passed through Little Rock
Saturday filled with young ladies' from
Wards Seminary, OF Nashville, en- rcue to
their homes 10 Texas. Col. A. Y. Stevens,
passenger agent of the New Orleans, Chicago
and st. Louis railroad, bad charge Of the
bevy OF bes1lies. He vas in town Monday
evening, but left for some other educational
institute to take charge OF Z similsr party.
CHATTANOOGA Times, Tuesday; "Yester.
day afternoon Two men in a beastly state of
intoxication boarded the nOrtb-bound Ala.
bsma Great Southern train at Birmingham.
They had a bright male infant Of three years
with them. They were ticketed for a station
Six miles above Birmingham, and when they
reached 1t they staggered out OF the car and
rolled down the embankment, leaving the
child in the car. The conductor did not
know to whom TO deliver it, and had gath.
cred from their maudlin multeriugs that
they were acquainted with Col. Wm. Crow
and Chris Jones, of this city, and he conclud-
ed to bring the infant with him. The child
was delivered TO Mr.. Jones last night. He
knows nothing of IL, and is anxious for some
- ~ BdICulhs Etmb - PAOO-
ably be had from them to-day"
AT the great Expositi on OF Railway APP
pliances, "a Chicago, no man lie attracting
more sCtention than William Galloway, who
Is Hhe Oldest locomotive engineer in existence.
de was born in 1904, aud became the engin-
eer of the ARABIAN when it was first
placed upon the tracks Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. The "Arabiau" went into
service in 1884, and its faithful and constant
guardian for forty years has been the white.
haired old man who has charge OF it at the
Chicago Exposition, and who answers ques-
tions concerning it with oil the tenderness :
mother displays for a favorite child. The
Arabian" wss the SUCCESSOR OF the "Strow.
bridge Lion" the first locomotive in Amer.
ica-only the boiler of which now remains
but the former is still 10 running order wi1h
the same man at the throttle valve as when
it made its initial trip. Mr.. Galloway, 81
though in his eightieth year, is hale, hearty
and active, and while he has well earned tht
privilege Of resting for the remainder OF hi
life, he prefers the excitement and hustle o.
active service and still renders full duty TO
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
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A diagram of the new boat now being
built by the Reeses, at Pittsburg, for the
Memphis and White River Packet Company,
vas on exhibition in the future-room of the
Cotton Exchange yesterday, snd so perfect
in every detail as 10 attract general attention.
The diagram is drawn by q fixed scale,
from which We learn that the new boat ia to
be 1856 leet long on deck, SS4 feet beam and
6 feet hold. Her machinery, which consists
Of cylinders II inches in diameter, with z
feet stroke, will be driven by 3 steel boilers,
each AZ inches in diameter and &c feet in
length. She is to be a sternwheeler, but
built with strict regard TO adaptability TO
the trade, Capt. Postal having Learned by
several years experience what the people up
that stream need aud shall have il money
can get it. By close examination OF the dla-
gram il will be seen that The hull OF tue new
boat will possess many new features
in hull-building which will add great
ly to lite perfectness in the mor'
| convenient distribution OF stays, chslni
| and braces, giving greater strength wlthou
adding weight, and Increased carrying ca
| pacity. The upper works will also contain
| many new features, all tending TO smpllt.
| her passenger accommodations by enlarge
| ment Of cabins, saloons and state-rooms, AM
| lighted by electricity. The texas will b
| large and ample for the bureau" patronsg
of the line. From what we can gather tn
new boat is TO be a model OF her class. Sh
will DC completed in time 10 lake the plac
OF the Hard Cash On the opening Of the ial
business eeaHon, and will be manned by IN
officers aud crew of the latter boat. She
to be called the Chickasaw, after the hrs
name ever given these bluffs. When sh
goes into commission, the Hard Cash Will g
into retirement until sn opening Is made Il
| her sOmeNhtre.
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DeaN Ddt D0rh.-Anuy DEUEL..
Boats Due Up.-Kste Adams and New
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PRONISinMa

BUTTER-Creamery, 25G35c; dairy, $50
25c; butlerine, 17@20c; country, 10@20c.
CHEEsE-Prime fat, 124c; full cream,
I5lGl6c; Y. A, 15@154c.
MISS PoRK-S209205 80 per barrel; sugar
cured hams, 14@14tc; breakfast bacon, 134
@l4c; clear rib sides, liz ollie.
BULK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sides, 1l@
lie; clear rib, 103910sc; shoulders, a4S4c.
LARD-Tisrce, l1gc; half-bsrrels, lie;
kegs, l2c; buckets, 12tc; half buckets, l24ci
lob tins, 12sc; 5-lb tins, 123c; BIB tins, l2sc.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Lsrd unsettled;
prime steam, 113c.
CINCINNATI, June 6.-Pork-no sales.
Lard dull, lie. Bulk meats dull and nomi-
nal; shoulders, Tic; clear rib, 10c. Bacon
quiet; shoulders, SIC; clear rib, Hose; clear,
1165c. Batter steady and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Provisions dull and
unsettled; new mess, $40. Bulk meats
shoulders, 73c; clesr rib, l0!c; clesr sides.
10!c. Bscon-shoulders, SIC; clear rib, 104c;
clear, lie. Sugsr-cured hams, 1896. Lard
quiet; choice kettle rendered, 12ic.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Butter sod eggs I'M
changed. Provisions very slow, with only a
peddling trade. Pork-jobbing, $40 so. Bulk
~meats-long clear, lO.lOc; short rlO, lOZoc;
short clear, 10.45c. Bscon-leng clear,
4OsOON14O.CCA nhOih iAD3 ANSSS@SHS1 DAN
clear, II .2O@lItc.
wORLEANs, June 6.-Provisions in good
demand. Lard quiet but firm; t~ierce, l1sci
keg, 1l5c. Bulk meats in fair demand;
shoulders, SIC. Bacon quiet aud weak;
shoulders, 94c; long clear, 11sci clear rib,
1I4c. Sugar-cured hams quiet but steady;
choice canvsssed, 134@l3ic.
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Proyisious quiet but
steady. Mess pork, $40 rs. Bulk meats
shoulders snd clear rib sides, packed ,9@lltc,
Bacon-shoulders, 93c; clear rib sides, 12{c.
| Hams, 1429153c. -Lard-rsfned 12lc-Bnt.
ter QUIZ snd lower; Western packed, lO9lSc;
creamery, 1s@20c Eggs steady, 17@lSc.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Pork-fair demand but
at lower rates; SIS S5@19 80 cash and June
Sl9@19 024 July, Sl9 l24@19 Is August,
$40 80 September: SIC 809l6 So the year
Lard active but lower; 11.60c cash and June
11.65@l1.67ic July, i1.15@l1173c August,
IL .073@11 10c September, 1080@10.85c DC
tober, 10.30@10.S5c November, 10.10c the
year. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoul
ders, 1900; short rib, 1010c; short clear
10.45c. Butter quiet and unchanged.
Coll Pork easier; declined DC for june
and September, &c lower for July. Lard il
fair demand; SC lower for September.
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
-OP-
R II e X,

No.4Olo, R.-Chancery, Court Of Shelby county
W. ". Bowman, Ex'tr, etc, Of D: W., boWmsn'
deceased, va Amelia B. Gray ct s.
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree ioL szle ZEN,
tered in the above cause on the lstn Gay OF
MAJ. 1883. and renewing order OF November ~. ,oSi'
I will sell at public auction, 70 the hignest Dio'
AZ, in front q the Clerk and Matters once,
oourthouse Of shelby county, Memphis. Tenn, On
Saturday. June ., 1ss3,
within legal hours, the following describeu prop
erty, situated in Shelby COUNTY, Tenn Owl
living on the west side OF Main street. In Mem
mis-. shelby county, Tenn: Beginning All poln.
On the west side Of Main street tofty-iour NHl Ieet
north of the northwest corner OF the intersecuon
Of Main and Vance streets; running tnence norln-
Wardly with Main street ffty-hye t55l feet tnence
geStWardIy one hundred and fouy 0sol feet
thence E~outhwardly nfty-1ve tb5l ieeE mems
esSfwardly one hundred and forty $50 feet 70 N
beginning, with the rights OF the alley - oeTi .
in reUort Of commissioner 10 case o. oAlns q
Coffee W.. James D. Rufan ct al, pending In ths
court ne~ m a
credit Of seven "a months, purchaser 20 1870
note with good personAl security. sno - ~ IN
aimed On the property 70 secure same Inls nAJ
j., 1888. X > bLACn ,ole.. 49,
Ry ]. N. BrAdley :. Deputy Clerk ana hAsef'
Rrfea a Rlleft. Solicitors.
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GROCERIES,,

sueAR-Pure white, 9B99sc; yellow, 81
M9c; open kettle, 7S@S1c; refined A, 9lc;
granulaled, 9B@93c; powdered, 1Oic; cut
loaf, 10ic.
CorFEE-CoumOn, 9@95c; ordinary, 81
@lOc; fair, 1O@l03c; prime Rio, Il@l13c;
fancy, 13Ac; old government, 23G25c.
MoLAssEs-Msrket firm; Louisiana, COM
mon to fair, 323@40c; prime to choice, 45@
SOC; ceutrifugsls, 35950c, as to grade; fancy,
$4,000.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dozen:
Pineapples, 81 40(91 rs; peaches, 2-lbs, STAN
dard, 81 5091 so; seconds, 81 25G1 35;
tomatoes, 2-lbs, 81 1901 25; 3-lbs, 81 SOC
/ 40; strawberries, Sl2591 so; raspberries,
81 1591 so; blackberries, 81 1901 Is; green
cages, 81 so; pearl, 81 90; plums, 81 60;
green corn, $1@1 80; green peas, 9Oc(9S1 %;
cove oysters, full weight, Id, 81 1901 Is;
cove oysters, light weight, 2 ID, 81 So; cove
oysters, light weight, l To-, 65@70c; cove oys-
tiers, light weight, 2 H., SOL 10; condemned
milk-Crowp, IS 25; Eagle, SS@8 %; Swiss,
Sc 25.
sALr-Per carload, 81 As per barrel; 81 SO
in sacks; pockets, bleached, 23C97c; coarse
81 10.
SoAr-4@6tc per pound.
BAeGING AND TIEs-Bsgging, 930l2c,
according to weight. Ties, arrow, 81 so.
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Cofee quiet; Rio
cargoes, ordinary to fair, $3.50. Sugal
strong; A soft, SIC.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Cofee stronger ant
fairly active; Rio, &c. Sugar quiet; refined
strong; standard A, S4@SBc. Molasses quie
but steady, Soc; test, 2892S3c.
NEW ORLEANS, June Coffee quiet
Rio, csrgoes, common to prime, 7f9lO3c
Sugar quiet but firm; common to good com
mon, 6s@62c; fair TO fully fair, 6B97c
Molasses nominal; centrifugal, 22@30c.
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MOVEMENTS at THE LsvEE.

Arivak.-John A. Scudder, St. Louie:
Golden Crowr, Cincinnati; Coaboms, Friar:
Point; City Of ST. Louis, New Orleans.
D~epartuTs.-John A. ScudGer, New Or
leans; Golden Crown, New Orleans; Hard
Cash, White river; Coahoms, Friars Point:
City Of st. Louis, 81. Louis; Dean Adams
Osceola.
Beats Due Dotrn.-Andy Baum.
Boats Dts UP.-Kate Adams and New
Mary Houston.
Receipts Yesterday.
Dean Adams-3S sks seed and Il pkgs sun.
dries.
Golden Crown-S00 bxs starch III SIX,
oats and 10 tons sundries.
Ceaboms-53 bales cotton, 1888 SKIS seed
s nd cattle and 3 pkgs suudries.
City Of 81. Louis-19 hbds sugar, 40 brl
sugsr, 3 brls ale, 50 SKIS sslt, 100 pkgs sod
and 100 pkgs merchandise.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

VEGETABLEs-Onions,n new, $494 so per
barrel from store. Potatoes, new house
grown, ~ 1903; buying 1902 % loose.
New krsut, in barrels, S3@4; in half-barrels,
81. Garlic, 81 per hundred.
FRUITs-Oranges, 81 50@S per barrel and
case; IS per box. Lemons, $1@4 5Op per boz:
Bananas, S1(G1 so per bunch. Cocoanuts, "
per hundred. Peanuts-Virginia, hand
picked, 10c; Tennessee red. &c. white, 7c;
| roasted, 21c higher shelled, 10c. Almonds,
| I9l2Oc. Texas pecans, 9@14c; Arkansssl
| 4943c. English w~alnuts, l4@l6c. FIiberts,
13c. Brazil nuts, 10@104c. Raisins-Lon-
don layers, So Imperial, "A Dehessa, 50 so
Brandy cherries, "a per dozen.
APrLEs-Dried apples, S3@9c per pound
| from store. Dried peaches, 4G53c from store
Crsnberries, SIS per barrel. Pickles, me-
dunn, barrel, 81 SO; hslf-barrel, "a; l pint
Jars, 81 25 per dozen; l quart jars, IL TOO
2 per dozen.
"a 5094 rs per half-barrel. Vinegar l23@
16c per gallon. d,
ing TO quality. Turkeys, $ll@lo. Ducks
So 5O@4.
EGGs-16@17c.
PICS FEEr-Iu barrels, SIS 5000; half
barrels, 81 2594 so ; kegs, 81 25.
FIsH-Mackerel, lob kit, No. ], 95c ; M
., Soc F.; l -lbs, No. 8, 75c hsit-barrel, 81 b
64 10. White fish, No. l, per hslf-barre
sc. Dried herriDgs, per box, 2593Oc
North Carolina, roe herring, halt-barre
Sc so.
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Markell.

Receipts of cattle the past week have been
rather light; prices Well maintained at last
weeks quotations. OsIas 10 the light run
of grass cattle, choice c0rn-fed cattle are
stili in brisk demand, aud have no trouble IL
finding ready sale al quotations. Mich cows
dull. A full supply Of sheep here; market
about bare OF lambs; dsmand for choice yery
good. Quotations:
CORN FED CATTLE-Choice to extra, 539
Sc.
GRASS CArrLz-Choice, 4395c; good, ia
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WHISKY, ETC,


BRANDIEs-Cognac, S5@16 peach, - 5C
@3 so; apple, S2@3 so.
WHISTLES Redistilled, soc "a 81 % /;
straight, 81 5O@4, according to age.
WINEs-lmported port, 81 50@4 sherry,
81 55@4; Observation-Disclosures extra dry,
sos; Piper Heidsick, S24926 Mumm',
extra dry, S26@2S; Pomery See, S29 SOC
81 SO; VI. Clique, S29 5O@31 so claret
SO 1907 per box; C4tawbs. "A 5O@6.
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Whisky quiet anc
steady, 81 164 81 II.
ST, LOUIS, June 6.-Whisky steady
81 IA.
LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Whisky quiet
81 Is.
CINCINNATI, june 6.-Whisky steady
81 Is.
New ORLEANS, June 6.-Whisky IN
changed.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Whisky steady an
unchanged.
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PETRoLEuM MARKETS.

CoAL-On-Wholesale lots, l3c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., June 6.-Petroleum quiet
s.w., 49, 72c.
PTTrsBURG, June petroleum strong
and advancing; United certificates llo=ed at
81 Ia.
BRADFORD, Pa, June 6.-Petroleum firm
and advancing; opening, II III; lowest
81 I03; highest and closing, 81 ia.
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SALE
OF
L.

NJ ge,tIe Ward et a.. va julia Ward,
nv virtne Of an fnterlocutory decree Tot sale,
Is entered in the above cause on me leia o.y
- AnrI- 1888, j viii sell Al puonc hnCuon, ~
10 6ighest bidder, In front Of the Clerk Ano
Nssier once, courthouse Of Shelby county Mem
phis, Tenn, On
SATURDAY, Jam %. 1883.
-,tbtn Iegsl houry- the following described prop
Nv. sttustod IN the city of Memphis snsIDy
co1ntT. Tenn, to-Wit: Being Known ~ l,o1 Nos.
: 90 4 IN Rock No. 4, on shelby street, between
pnIin9 and Trezeyant streets, having q 'front.' on
shelby street OF % ieet BY q depth Of 10 ieel aho
hsvins thereon q residence and outnouses- -
TeTxs of sale-One-third c) cssh; balance IN
one and two q and p years; notes, Win goo ~
cnTity. fearing interest from date ior oelefie'
p@shsHN j. LACK Clerk and Master.
By J. N Bradley. Deputy CLERK and nANi.
Lyles & Harris and J, Z D. Kay o0Ne4"A
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uousE-suIDIN0 MATERIALS,

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMING.LUMBER-Yard prices Rough,
SIS per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, $25; shingles, 1894 90; %laihing-
Poplar, 81 10; cypress, 81 pc rl0OO laths
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20 feet,
LIME AMI CEMENT-Aiabama lime, 95c(G
81 a barrel; Tennessee, S5@90c; Louisville
cemeut, 81 20 al rs a barrel; Rosedale &c
ment, y 90 a barrel; Portland, 50; plaster o.
Paris, - so.
NIrrn % % nnr H..
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CorToN-sEED MEAL-Prime, SIS per ton
per CARLOAD lois.
Corros.sEED Ons-Crude, 34940c per
gallon, or rounds lots Of 100 to 500 brls.
| Cooking oil, job lots, 45c. Summer yelloT
refined oil, 47c incarload lots summer white.
SOC. Winter yellow, Sc; winter white, sac,
| according to quantity.
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-@-

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, etc., win send a recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send D seli-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH y. INMAN. Station d, NeiO York City.
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Ho AND /

The mule market is we'll supplied With all
qualities. Tue horse market is dull.
MULEs-No l dray mules, 4 TO z years old
Is to 163 hands, S2O0@250; 154 to 16, Sl50ta
1851 Is to 153, Sl35@l5O;l44t to Is, sl0O@l25
HORSES -Good driving, $125@2OO; heavy
draft, fl50@200; saddle horses, sl259250
plugs, $40@75.
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NEw YORK, June 6.-The general demand
is without change and covers small misce.-
lsneous assortments to meet immediate
wants; irr, gular inquiry being made and
occasional transactions of Importance re-
ported. Many wooden mills are getting
ready to shut down, and already some 500
sets Of cards are reported moving out IN
order to close the mills, stop the supply and
improve the market.
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2OOO bu; barley, 1900 bu. Shipments
Flour. 400 brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
10000 bu; oats, 101 900 BIZ: rye, $4,000;
bsrIav 2l0n hu.
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The Liverpool spot market at noon was
quoted ao moderate s.'as i 10 uhich f fsoSy b= supplied,
American. Receipts, $3.50 bales, OF which
1850 were American.
At 1880: Ordinary, 42d; good ordinary,
sid; low middling, 5 9-l6d; uplande, SD; Or
leans, SD.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
quoted dull; June-July, 5 At 64d; July-Au
gust, 5 81 64d; Augusi-Ssptember, 8 IS Sad;
September October, 5 80 64d; October No
vember, 5 1854; November-D e-cemb r.,
5 42-64d.
AT l 80: August-S September, 5 So CAD
| Futures closed quiet.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTuaEoF TRaINs

Chesapt"he Ohio ana sOuthHeaters-
Trains move as follows: no. 2 (expressl leave 81.
1:20 am; No. s (maiD at $40 am: NO N3g-
ton accommodaton) at $40 pm. No. .Igls
strives at 2:25 an; No. 2 arrives at = tts1ppsssJ
D, Coyington accommodation. S:5F ~ NS'
Memphis and Little y Is-ha; 49, Gnl5l.
= follows: No. / leaves do raAnh move
am: Ho. & 0reigbb T. ,es ats an. Aniyes at s
nves at 5 pm. NNe HoI~hS4o at5 an az
foIIows. Fe ara Nash lIe-Trs move as
Leaves at 1t mel arrives daily at 1910 am.
am. + u:ie pm; mail leaves daily al $40
excr townsville secommOdatiou leaves daily,
~ Spt Sunday at Ass pm; mall arrives daily
go pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives
DAILY, except Sunday, at $40 am. City tfme,J
4emphis and ChurlesIOn-Trains move
Is follows (eity time): Through express leaves
daily at IL :05 pm. Mail and express leaves daily
At 6:l5 am. SomerYtlle accommodation leaves
daily, except Sunday, at 5:I5 pm. Through eX-
press arrives daily at II 80 an. Mail aud express
arrives daily at s:55 PA. Bonneville Eccommo-
dation arrives daily, except Sunday, at $50 AZ.
Mississippi and IenHssBee-TTain move
Is follows; New Orleans fast mail and express
leaves daily at $3.50 pm; freight leaves daily,
except sund4y. at 6:35 am. New Orleans last
mail and express syrives daily at $50 am; freight
arrives daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 pm. Freight
trains carry passengers.
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Yesterday Tuesday

The New York future market opened
tteady; Al 1O:S0, steady: al II 80, easier; r.
1890, dull aud easy; ALSO, bSreiy steady, at
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PeLTRIEs. HIDES AND LEATHER.

HIDES, ETc-No. l dry flint hides, l6c; No. 2
dry hides, l2A9lSs salt hides, l09l23a F;
No. 1 green salt hides, 5i@73c; No.. 2 green
salt hides, &c ; green hider, 595c. BeesTax
prime yellow, 2S@S0c TALON, 7@73c ;
ginseng, per pound, 81 so. Dserskins-
prime, 25@33c.
C~ANDLEs-Full weight, l51c.
LEATHER-Osk sole, per pound, 3594Oc;
hemlock; 27930c; harness, 36940; skirting,
73@4Oc; French calf, S40@6Oc pr dozen
domestic call, S30(945c per dozen.
FEArHERs-Prime, Acc.
WooL-Tub-washed, 25@35c per pound
unwxshed, 1923; bury, 10(916c.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING
rETa nav

Arkansas City KATE ADAMS, Check, 5 pm
Cincinnau---..MARY HOUSTON, Miller, 5 pm
FRIDAY.
Przrs Feint....-CoAHoXA, Miller, 5 pm.
Vicksburg----..CTY P~EoyIDESCE, Lenox. 10 an
osceola. ADAMS, Foster, 5 pm.
ST Louis ..-.-....ARKASsAs CITY, BrolasE.i, 10 S.m
Cincinnati -......ANDY BAUM, ViRton, ) pm.
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4,c. fair to pediur, S@8tc; common, 90

4fc; fair to medium, 3S3tci common, 2@
BIC.
SHEEP AND LAaBs-Choice, per h., 42@5ci
medium, 4644c; common per head, slSl 90
choice lambs, per To-, 6S1e; medium, pei
head, = 50@3.
Cows AND CALyEs-Good nilch co rs with
young calves, per head, $4,000; yearliugs,
$6G9.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
FINANCE.

Bankers report a good demand and an
ample supply Of money, COS per cent. dis
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bacon and hams, 10 SKIS bran, % brls beans,
4 pkgs butter, 287 bu corn, 40 SKIS coffee, s
head CATTLE 1872 brls -four, "a bales hay, II
pkgs lard, 2 cars lumber, 164 brls meal, 6
nd horses and mules, % brls melasses, 4S
ksss-neiIs, OF SKIS oats, 4 sKs peas, lSf bris
potatoes, 2 cars bulk pork, 9 brls packed
pork, A brla sugar, 149 pkgs tobacco and ~
I'll, vuhiaku
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AVER AND
Changes.

OFFICE - eNALSFRvICE, U. 5. A., /
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 6, 1883. !
The following observations sre taken at tine
same moment of time G. :0S p.Ia.) al all the stauohi
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The New Orleans future market opened
easy; at y, dull but steady, closing quiet.
Sales, 5 $500 bales. Closing quotations we're
follouz.