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GENERAL TRADE.

There wss noticed the usual attendance on
Change yesterday, and interest manifested In
leading articles seemed TO be about the same as
noticed the past week. Meats continue strong and
advancing; cornmesl quiet at quotations; flour
continues strong, but not euotably higher; sugar
steady; molasses quiet and unchanged; coffee
quiet; rice dull but steady all grades of hay firm
and in fair demand; corn firm and stock in de-
mand oats firm; bran steady; apples firm pota-
toes scarce and firm; cabbage in fair demand;
onions in good demand and steady; beans steady;
butter and cheese steady; eggs quiet and steady;
dried fruits firm.
RECEIPTS
Fifty rlls bagging. 10 ties bacon and hams IS brls
beans, pigs butter, 1880 bu corn, l04 pkgs
cheese, d2s SKIS coffee 80 I'D cattle, 40 pkes eggs,
324 brls Jour- sc nd hogs 425 bales hay, cars lum
Der so brls meal, 30 nd mules, $50 kgs nails, 500
SKIS oats 20 brls onions AT bls potatoes 1879 brls
sugar, 24S pkgs tobacco and 5 brls whisky.
SHIPMENTS.
Seventeen brls apples, 60 rlls bagging, II ties ba-
con and hams 116 SKIS bran, 10 brls beaUs, pkgs
butter $50 bu corn, 80 pkgs cheese. Us SKIS coffee,
~ nd cattle Sc pkgs eggs, S69 brls -four 475 bales
hay 6S pkgs lard, car lumber, 9SS brls meal,
mule, 65 brls moasses, 42s kgs nails 24 SKIS oats,
hid sugar, "A brls sugar, 10 pkgs tobacco and So
brls whisky.
We quote prices as reported by the committees
of the Exchange and verified by thorough can
yaSs of the market
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Capt. Albert Stein died at The residence Of
his brother-in-law, W. H. Thompson, Esq, No
1916 Pine street, ST. Louis, Friday morning at 5
DEL ok. after an illness of over one year. OF neTv
Gus debility caused by over-anxiety of mind and
business cares, and too clo.e application to his
proie ion. that of steamboating. His great pleas
ure, next to his family and home, was the success
OF his steamer, the famed Charles Morgan, and it
has often been quoted that Napoleon never
sleeps" and that he would not permit any officer
but himself to make landing either day or nj CHIT
He has been known to make n entire round trip
between Cincinnati and New Dreams without re-
firing to his berth, only seeking rest by
short maps in chsir. He careful, ener-
getle. vigilant and ever watchful on duty.
Although OF an apparent off-hand address
and rough exterior, he was rs kind and gentle as
a woman in sickness or distress, as hundreds can
testify whom he has befriended in need. He was
known all along the shores of the Ohio and Mis-
sissppi rivers as generous to fault He was not
strictly member of any religious denomination.
but Christian in the full sense of the term, and
made 1t q point annually 10 invite ministers and
their families of the different denominations to
make the round trip on his steamer to New Or
leans. Capt. Stein was a native of Cincinnati.
and died in the fifty year of his age. The
remains will be carried to Cincinnati for inIerment
in the family lot in Spring Grove. The deceased
leaves a widow. one son Capt. Harry ". Steip)
and two daughters to mourn their loss.
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suPeIIEs.

VEGETABLEs-Onions,S SO for red, and 81 60
a. IS for yellow from store; top SETS $685. bottom
sets, red and yellow, 81 so; bottom Sets white, S.
Potatoes, 81 s092 70 for peachbows IS 1898 Is for
early russell, 50; early Goodrich, s.; New York
peerles9, So %; home grown rose, So 75 Sweet po-
tatoes s2@2 %; round lots fIom levee, 10d35c
cheaper. Cabbage 81 so. Celery, 100000 per doz.
barrels, S505 so; in halfbarrels 81 5093. Garlic,
81 per hundred.
FRUITS-Orangcs. 81. SOFAS per barrel and case
IS per box for Sicily, 81 Tor Florida Lemons $50
4 per box. Bananas, sl@1 so per bunch. Cocoa
nuts nominally 81 per hundred. Peanuts-Vir-
&c; roasted nc higher; shelled, Ice. Almonds, 10
@2cc. Texas pecsns, 99l4c; Arkansas, 4gIIzc.
English walnuts, l4@16c. Filberts, 13c. Brazil
nuts l091012c Raisins-London layers, IS; Im-
peria, "a; Dehesa, SIS 80. Brandy cherries, 81 per
dozen.
APPLES. ETC Apples, choice grades, s5a5 so
from store; medium, 81. Dried apples. 7571sc
per pound from store. Dried peaches, 6@61ac
from store. Cranberries, SIC per barrel, Pickles,
medium, barrel, 81 90; hslf-barreL 81; pint jars
CIDER-Missouri, S8@S 50per barrel, aud 81 500
IS per half-barrel. Vinegar, 12159l5c per gallon
EGGS--l6alSc.
PIGS FEET-In barrels, IS tOas; half-barrels,
81 25d4 so; kegs. 50 25.
FISH-Fresh Reelfoot perch &c per pound
Mackerel-l0lb kit, No. 1, 81; No. 2, 90c; l5-Ibs
No. g. soc; halibarrel. so lbs &C. White fish, No. /,
per hslfbarrel, Sc 5096 20; family 81 25a4 So per
kit. nominally 81 %. Dried herTings, per box IS
@S0c; North Carolina roe herring, half barrel,
sc So
POULTRY Chickens. 81 5094 so, according to
quality. Turkeys, Sl191S; dressed turkeys I7GISc
per pound Ducks, So SOFA.
GAME-Rabbits. 81 2591 IS per dozen; .auails
81 25; squirrels, 50@75c opossum, 35975c, as to
size: mallafd ducks S292 SO; venison, l2%c for
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GENERAL NEWS.

oSSANA--o 5OOGs
WEATHER perfectly splendid.
ALL local packets left with fair trips yes
terday.
Mr.. A. BANKsNuTH went out in charge Of
the Office of the Josie Harry yesterday.
The r. J. Grace, with a model barge in
tow, passed up for the Ohio river yesterday morn
ing.
The Pissa went up the river with barge
in tow yesterday-probably after load of paving
stone.
The Josie Harry had a good showing of
both freight and passengers out for White river
yesterday.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, 1176 bales OF
cotton. 294 bags of seed-cotton and 1898 sacks of
cotton seed.
THE Commonwealth, from st. Louis, with
full load on, passed down for Vicksburg at day
light yesterday morning.
Mr. GEORGE ID. MARSH, formerly clerk OF
the Josie Harry, left for st. Louis by rail last night
accompanied by his mother.
THR r. r. Springer tried TO get under the
bridge at Cincinnati but failed saturday night.
She made it, sunday morning.
The steamer Jay Gould, which left st.
Louis Saturday for New Orleans with cargo of
bulk grain for export, had I79 900 bushels of corn
and 5000 bushels OF wheat.
AT Shswneetown, on the Ohio, the water
has reached that hight that il stormy weather
one-third OF the houses in the town would be left
standing.
A SPECIAL dispatch, printed elsewhere,
from Skipwith Landing, Miss, brings the good
news that the levees saSing the valuable farms
in that vicinity from an overflow which few days
ago seemed inevitable.
The Henry Frank get 1900 sacks of corn
at New Madrid, 146 bales of cotton at Fulton and
5000 packages Of cotton seed products here leaving
Tor New orleans yesterday morning. She had
good engagements below.
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River So feet 6
inches-rise l inch yesterday. rise OF only l
inch at St. Louis and inches at Cairo, with all
other upper streams falling, gives almost assured
confidence that we are safe from any further dis
aster from the overflow.
On the lst of March Commodore James S.
Wise will retire from the superintendency of the
Memphis Packet Company, after being identified
with the river interest for % years, and will be
succeeded by Capt. Robert w. Wise, commander
OF the Memphis packet James W. Calf Bob Wise
has the industry, tact and skill to make live
perinterdent. and will fill the bill. Capt. Wise's
successor on the Gaff has not been named. Com
modore James g. Wise retires to give his personal
attention to his private business.
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The New Orleans spot market opened easy; at
80 dull, closing quiet and essy. Sales 5000 bales
Closing quotations were as follows:
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PsLTRIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.

Inc niue market continues very hrm a.
quotations, with receipts increasing.
HIDES, ETC.-No. dry flint hides, 16@l6xc:
No. dry hides. 1Sc: salt hides, 101<G12Kc: No.
greed salt hides Sc; No 2 green salt hides. &c /;
green hides, 596c: Beeswax-pdme yellow. GOA
&c; tallow &C; ginseng, per pound. 81 so. Deer
skins-prime, 25933c.
CASDLEs-Fun weight, &c.
FURs-Very firm and wanted, while receipts in
crease slowly. Se quote: Raccoon-No. i large
sc, small sec; No. 2, soc; No. g. zoe; No, A. Zoe.
Mink-No, l, 4oc; No. 2. 25c; No 8, 15e; scabs, Sc
skunk-black. 60c@Sl 10; short stripe 30a65c :
narrow, 15@25c; white and broad. 7s10c- inside
figures Tor Territory and sPen; and outside figures
cat, 199l5e. Wolf-lsrge, 25c to IS; small. 10 to
75c. Fox-gray, l0c to 65c open, and 25c TO 90c
eased kits loc to Use, red 25e to z5c open and SOC
81 so; No. 4, sl-open, 10 per cent less, and cubs
S94Oc. Beaver, 75c TO 81 each, or S19I 50 per
pound for clean, well peited. Bear-brown and
grizzly, 81 20 IS; black 81 to $40; cubs 75c to So
Badger, loo TO 75c opossum, 5G10c open TO l0aI5c
cased. kuskrat SC to 15c.
FEATHERS-Prime, 4oc.
WO0L-Tub-washed, 25@35c per pound nm
washed. lsC923e; bury, 10g16c
LEATHER-Oak sole, per pound. 97d40e: hem.
iock; 27SS0c; harness. 36@40c; skirting, $4,000;
French calf. 100000 per dozen; domestic calf $50
case per dozen.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CUBE aUAzAHTKKB.

DE- 10. wnn's EEzva AID BBAETKxArHxsf-
A specific for Hysterie, Dfknness, Conyulnors 9,
HerTous Headache, Mental Depression, Los Of
Memory, spermstorrhes, !inPotoney, Involuntary
exerion, seif-xbuse or oyer-izdulsence, which
leads 70 misery, decay and destk. One BOZ viii
cure recent eases. Each box contains one monthly
tressresnt. One dollsr box, OF Elx boxes for Eve
doD15s sent By NAL. prepaid. On receipt 0. price
We guarantee dx boxes 70 cure any case. with
eAoh order received by as for dix boxes. sceompa-
MED with ave dollars, we viii send the purchaser
our written guarantee to return the money II the
teGtmenf does not effect cure. Gre-sotees 10
gued only by A EKEKRKT co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, rs Haiu Etreet- Memphis. Tenn.
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GROCERIES.

SUGAR-Pure white, &c; yellow, S6S3c;
open kettle, 6zg717c; refined A, 91@991zc; granu.
lated, g1s991ac; powdered, 1014Sl019c; cut loaf,
MOL ASsEs-Louisiana common to fair, s5a45c;
prime to enoice. 50@55c; centrifusals, IS s50c as
TO grade; fancy. 5S960c.
CoFFEE.Common, eessa9Kc; ordinary, $40
JOE; fair less9l01zc; prime Rio, 12549154c; fancy
l4@lCc: old government, 25c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, 81 60; peaches 2lbs, standard 81 5091 rs:
seconds, u %; tomatoes 2lbs, 81 49, strawberries,
OIL 50 IA, pberri 81 50 black berries 81 49, green
gages, 81 %: plums, 81; peaIs, 81 51@1 rs; extra
Oyster Bay asparagus, s. IS; green corn, 81 SIS,
TO quality; green peas 81 so; cove oysters 81 209
l 80; full weight; light weight No. l. zoe; No q
81 ~; condensed wilk-Crown, Sc rs; Eagle, IS 25
Swiss Sc 25
sALT-Per carload, 81 IS; from store, 81 50 per
barrel; LOUISIANA, coarse, per sack, nominal: fine
81 g; pockets, bleached, 21zge3; coarse, 81 20.
SOAP-4g61zc per pound
BAGGING AND TIES-3aggiu-. 11z-lbs, 71S9
&c; I54lbs S54sszsc; 11z-lbs, 9G9915c. Ties, ar.
row, 81 80 per bdli button, 81 259l co,
BALTIMORE, February 26.-Coffee firm:
Rio, cargoes: ordinery to fair, 7I@S54. Sugar
strong; soft, &c.
New YORK, February 26.-Coffee higher
and firm; Rio, 7c. Sugar less active. Molasses
quiet but steady; New Orleans, 100000.
New ORLEANS, February 26-Cofft e
dull and lower; Rio, cargoes, common to prime,
6%910Ac. Sugar in good demand aud tending
upward: common TO good common 57SG614c; fair
10 fully fair, 65sg613c; pr to choice, 65S@67sc
yellow clarified, 7z49S1sc; choice white clarified,
SIC. molasse3 dull common, 2iG27c; centrifugal,
prime TO- choice, s7S49c; fermenting, H9S5 |;
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TRUSTEE SALES.
trustees Sale.

T1NDER and by virtue of certai in deed of trus;
" executed TO the undersigned trustees By
stoddert Caruthers and Others on the 18th dsy 81
January, 1880, duly recorded in the Registers
once OF Madison county. Tenn, in Book of Trust
Default in the payment Of the Indebtedness there
6y secured having been made. at the request oil
Schooiheld, Hanauer q Co., the holders thereof
we VIII, as such trustees, on
Saturday, March "a, IsS3
within legal hours sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, in front of the courthouse door OF Madisen
land lying and being in said county of Madison,
and thus described:
First-Lying in the Eighth Civil District of said
county, In range one, section eight west of the
meridian line: Beginning at a stake with white
oak pointers in W. F. Stills line in the center OF
the Jackson and Purdy road; thence north with
said road go poles 10 W. II. Chesters line; thence
east with his line 1874 poles to q stake in John
Chester's line; thence south go poles TO a stake
thence west A poles stake in the still's line
thence north 81 poles TO a stake with pointers
lnence west s. poles TO stake with whiteosk
pointers; thence north 20 poles TO a stake with
two blackjack pointers thence west 65 poles to the
beginning, containing $50 acres, more or less and
ruthers. March 16 1875, by deed registered in Deed
Book SO, page 1873, in Registers office of Madison
county
second-Also a part of the 1sseacre tract that
was decided to NJ. Hays by A. J. and Z. B. HAYS
and +; H. Preston on July Is, 1870, by deed regis
70, so. 81. the part conveyed being all that part
thereof which lies east of the Mobile and ohio
the meridian, it being the same property sold In
the case OF schoolheld. Hanauer & Co vs. NJ Rays
e. a.. No. SOS. Rule Docket Chancery Court OF
Madison county, Tenn to Stoddert Caruthers'
Third-Also tract lying in range one, section
eight east Of the meridian line, and begins at q
west corner of acre tract thence east cross
ing railroad at $50 poles in all east 40 poles to
stake in the center of Forked Deer river; thence
up said river with its meanderings t0a stake with
wh1teoak and beech pointers; thence west crossing
railroad at ia poles in all west 3sS poles to a
stake with two redoak and two blackjack point
ers; thence north 60 poles to the be inning as
surveyed June 3, ISL, by r. T. Mcknight sur
yeyor, being same property decided 10 NJ. Hays by
j: and B. B Hays and Mrs. Fannie II. Preston,
by deed, on April II, 1873 registered In Madison
county, in Deed Book 81, page 1852.
As provided in said trust deed the said tracts
viii be sold separately in the order above named,
If 1t should be Necessary TO sell an in order to
satisfy said indebtedness Dover and equity Of
redemption and homestead waived. The title be-
Heved to be good. but we sell and convey as trus-
tees only. This February %. 1888.
d. H. POSITION,
IAuN 7 n Tout Tr,,.+ao.
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WHISKY, ETC.
"HISNTs EIOs
Prices as previously quoted and busin

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
BRANDIEs- cogunc, .s59lO; peach, g SOFAS So;
apple s293 so.
WINEo-Imported port, 81 5Oa4; sherry, 81 55a
4; champagne-American extra dry, S7dS: Piper
Heidsick, SZ3925; Mumms extra dry, s25927 ;
claret. IS 1897 per box; Catawba, "a 5096
WHIsKIES-Redistilied,9 ocSSl 50;:straight, 81 so
"a. according 10 age
LouIsvILLE,February 26.-Whisky quiet,
81 Il.
CINCINNATI, February 26.-Whsky firm,
81 Il.
81. LOUIS, February 26.-Whisky steady,
81 10
CHICAGO, February 26.-Whisky steady,
81 IL.
BALTIMORE. February 26.-Whisky firm
and higher, 81 1891 10.
New ORLEANS, February 26.-Whisky-
Western rectifed, 81 0591 20.
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The Liverpool spot market at noon was dull and
easier Sales, 5000 bales of which 600 bales were
AID erican. Receipts, 17,4o0 bales, of which 1880
bales were American
At 1880; Ordinary, sd good ordinary. l.Isd;
low miooling, 7-l6d; uplands SGD; Otleans,
sgd.
The Liverpool future market at noon was dull
February, February March, March pril. 3 40-64d;
April May, 43-64d; Msy-June, 46-64d Juue-July,
549-64d; July August, 5S-64d; October-November,
5 45-64d.
At1:30: May-June, 45-64d; June-July, As sid;
July-August, 81 Sid; ugustSeptember, 3 Sc old
At 8: March-April. 80 6id April-May, 5 42-64d.
Ats: february March, 39-64d: May-June,
5 44-64d; August-September, IS Gid.
Futures closed fiat
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
Of
II f A L L . TAT T..


No. 30l2, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
J. /. Goodloe executor OF E. c. Brinkley, de-
PY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the I'd day Of
June, 1882, NJ. IS. p. 1854, will SELL at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters office, courthouse of shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, March 10, 1883,
within legal hours, the following described prop.
erty. situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
Beginning at point in the east line of Waldran
avenue, twenty-five feet south of the Memphis
and Ohio railroad, and running thence south
along the said east line distance of seven hun
dred and hfty-three (753) feet to corner; thence
east at right angles to said east line of Waldran
avenue three hundred and thirty-six (336) feet to
a corner; thence north parallel with Waldran av-
enue eight hundred and twelve (Sl2) feet to the
south line of the Memphis and Ohio railroad
thence westwardly along the curved south line OF
the Memphis and Ohio railroad to the beginning,
containing six acres more or less.
Terms OF sale-On credit OF seven moths note
with security equired, lien retained redemption
barred. This February 8. 1888.
z. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
J. L. Goodloe and T. B. Turley, soils
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Liverpool spots began the week at lI-l6@51Sd,
aud closed at 55za5 1864 on Friday evening.
Liverpool futures began the week at 44-64d for
February deliveries, and closed with the came
month quoted at 5 40-6id.
The local market opened the week with mid
ding quoted at gs4c, which had ruled thu previous
tn ree weeks without change. On Monday prices
day OF the week, when another 1ss was Topped off,
and week closed on 9%c. The only feature of the
week was a decided falling off in transactions In
the face OF excess in receipts. The annexed table
shows the comparative condition of prices this and
las xyeak
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PROVISIONS

BUTTER - Creamery quiet at 37(d42c;
dairy, 25GG0c; butterine, lsg20c.
CHEEsE-Prme flats. &C; New York factory, loo:
full cream, 1412c; Y. A, 15c,
MESS PoRK-s2O Is per barrel; sugar-cured
hams, SlS l21s9l3 25; breakfast Bacon slS9lS l21s
BULK MEATs-Packed-clea sides, SO 62J.a
10 Is; clear rib, SO 371zg1o 80; shoulders 81 75@
FRESH aEATs-Beef, headquarters, Ga7c; fore
quarters, 3a4c. City dressed hogs 10c; country
LARD fierce. s12 12aal2 Is; hall, barrels.
ss 6oS2 s sfg s2 JGei2 n s2 2 5P pals
sls l2Is BIB tins, sls 25i leaf lard, 81 higher.
New YORK, February 26.-Pork dull and
unsettled; new mess, $40 259l9 So Lard dull;
prime steam, 11.6Osll.63c.
LOUISVILLE, february 26. - Provisions
quiet. but firm. Pork-new mess, SIS. Bulk
1o5sc. Bacon-shou1ders SIC; clear rib, 1054c
clear. 1I1sc. sugar-cured hams, I21sc. Lard quiet
choice kettleTendered, 1214c.
BALTIMORE, February 26. = Provisions
steady Mess pork, $40. Bulk meats-shoulders
and clear rib sides, packed, s12al054c. Bacon
shoulders, &c; clear nib SIDES, 1l54c. Hams, 149
1Se; da 5d l24c Butter quiet Western
CINcINNATI, February 26-Pork easier,
SIS 5Osls 70: Lard quiet, 111sc Bulk meats
quiet; shoulders, nc: clear rib, 9zSc Bacon
quiet but firm; shoulders, SIC; clear rib IO5sc
ply and semsnd ehoce seace ana % ehoiepe
Western, 25c; choice Central Ohio. zoe.
ST LOUIS, February 26.-Butter quiet;
creamery 2493Sc; dairy. 2493Oc. Eggs easier 25@
26c. Pork firm. SIS 25als 3711. Bulk meats firm:
car lots, shoulders, 7k@7 zoe; long clear, $40
soc; short rib, S5Ss9oc; short clear, 1ol5g
IL. zoe. Bacon firm; shoulders. sAc short rib,
IL ooglO1Oc; short clear, lie. Lard nominal.
New ORLEANS, February 26.-Pork scarce
and firm, SO %. Lard in fair demand; refined
tierce, 1l1sc; key, 1870. Bulk meats steady with
lair demand; shoulders, packed, Sc; clear rib and
long clear, l04c. Bacon scarce and firm; shout
ders SIC; clear lib and long clear, Il1s9II1zc.
sugar-eured hams steady, with fair demand;
choice canvased, lS@l4c. Cotton.seed oil-crude,
A94se; refined summer yellow, 4s95oc.
CHICAGO, February 26.-Pork unsettled;
SIS bid cash and February. SIS 071S91s 10 March,
SIS 27l4@lS 80 April SIS 47}z@1s so May, SIS COG
Is ga June; SIS 75@1s so July. Lard weaker;
llI9ll4o cash and February. u.4O@u 421zc
March, 1l.559lL5711c April, 1L70911. 721zc May
l.I24glis4c June, 1l.5712g11 soc July; Bulk
meats in fair demand; shoulders, 7.45c; short rib
e.90c; short clear. IO.15c Butter quiet; creamery
25gS9c; dairy, 20@30c
Cdn-Pork Irregular; s17 95 bid February
SIS OH March, SIS Is April, SIS AZ May, SIS 60
bid June, SIS 7ogls so July. Lard easier, but not
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Day GOODS.

NEW YORK, February ga very fair
miscellaneous order request, and In some in
stances COED selections were made but for Mon
day the demand is net up to expectations. De-
srable qualities of sta les also seasonable special
ties, are in steady inquiry and light supply. In
dress goods the Gilbert Manufacturing Comrany's
suitngs are in great favor and wide distributing
request maintained In men'-wear (woolensl at
tention is not great desirable still the quiet
placing OF orders show larger total than the
character OF the demand indicates. The tone oil
q is sian d.
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tem perdture, 81.
Minimum tenn oeratu-e, 81.


Minimum tenn peratu-e, 81.
WHEELING, February 26.-Noou--River
II feet inches and stationary. Weather clear and
cool.
PrTTsBURe, February 26.-Noon-Riyer 8
feet inches. and rising. Weather clear and cod
Night--River feet inches, and rising. Weather
snowy and cold.
CINcIsNATI, February 26.-Noon-River
3s feet inches and falling. Weather clear; Their
mometer, Ss' Night--RiEer Sc feet, and falling
Weather clear and cold.
NEW ORLEANS, February 26.-Weather
fair and cool. Arrived: Annie p. Silver st. Louis
Charles P. Choutssu, Memphis, No departures.
The John A. seudder, for 81. Louis, is loading to
depart tomorrow.
CAIRO, February 26.-Noon-Rive 50 feet
IL inches, and rising, Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: City OF Helena, Memphis pm; Mary
Houston. Cincinnati, am; Jay Gould, ST. Louis
sam; Sidney Dillon. st. Louis. an; Z. N. Nor
ton, ST. Louis, am; W. P Halliday, St. Louis
lam Departed: Jay Gould, below, s am; City
Of Helena, 81 Louis. 10 am Night-River so feet
inches, and rising Weather clear; thermometer
SO. Arrived: storm No 8, New Orleans, 8 D m
Departed: W. p. Halliday New Orleans, pm |;
Storm No. s. Ohio rivera pm
Isee additional RireT Eeurs on Fourh Pcoel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-27

Warning TO Pilots.
the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors OF the Appeal:
Will you do us the favor through your paper
of requesting all pilots of steamboats, 10 keep away
from our levees from Helena to Williamson's
place, distance of mi es? The leyees are new,
and the waves made by boats affect them very
much. By complying with the above you viii
greatly oblige, Z. d. PILLOW,
J. H. CANT.
Il. NJ. JACK,
Levee Commissioners
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-27
THE COTTON MARKETS.

At the close OF our review of the cotton
market for the week ending February 10th, spot
in New York was quoted at 101<c, on
which the week under review opened, followed
on Monday by decline of Lice, and from which
no further change was made, the quotations at
the close being as follows: