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CoEN-Whits, 62@64c; mixed, 62@63t
| from store round lots in bulk. shelled, whitc
MIXED, 53gSic; yellow mixed. o21ze53e; sacked
CoRXMEAL%sta1HdsfTdi,,Vs s. s. from store; 1Oc
cheaper from mill, leyee and track, as to grade.
OAT5-White, 57a?sc from store; mixed, 54a55c
from store; black Sc from store; red, 75c from
store. Round lots from levee 52G55c, as 10 grade
HAY-Cno!ce, from store, 90c; prmesOc prairie
59c; round los from !evee or depot, S2Gs per ton
Cheaper.
BRAN-s22 per ton from store
| FLOUR-FrOm stOrc-extra 81; double extra
$3.50 family, 6 % extra family S. 50; choice s. rs
GO; fancy, S. 1896 25 extra fancy, S. 56 patents
OAIAEAL-In half barrels, 81 5O94 70 from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 5Oa5
HoMINY AND GRITs-Fr.m store, s4a4 25.
WHITE BEAHS-Navy, 50 from store; medium,
:, RlcE-Louisiaua, eomnon, 51zc7c; Carolina,
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-Flour steady,
with a fir demand; higher grader $3.50 Is Wheat
mixed Western, 45c.
| CIScINEATI, Marcbs24-Flsur ia good de-
, rand a. tnll prices family, 81 s5e5. Wheat
sc. oats in fair demand, but at lower rates 44a
80, Rye duh, sZ1sc. Barley quiet; extra No. .
| fall, S2S65e.
Perhne Western asd State, 20 5o93 90 Wheat
opened Ze5+c higher, but sfterwsrd ruled weak
and reacted 1sG54c, closing Unsettled; ungrsded
uagfadeS, Ss36s5zc. Ries firm
New ORLEANS. March 24.-FIeur quiet
and wesk; hixs Ersdes g I2Ss5 80 Corn scarce
end hT I'm mixed 6Se; yhte sc Oats dull, SIC
mon, Sl3; prime, 31SSls 50; choice, sIe319 20.
hice quiet; ordinary 10 prime, 4Z0s14c. Ban
quiet ana arm, Csc ISL.
BALTIMORE, March 24-Flour steady and
arm Howard street and Western superfne,
s. 1884; sItrH 81 595; family, So 25S6. Wheat
sestera higher and quiet; Ne. winter ref, spot,
bid BAY. 4 2eszsi 265.; June D,S 81 2i5zsf 20
Cern-Western higher, closing dull; mixed spot
june Sc aIsd siss@eI s.. sii So1 .s ia2:
and quiet; Western, white, 52S54c mixed 5ol5Ic
Eye lower, 6587oe.
ST. LOUIS, March 24-Flour unchanged
close. no 2 red, 81 69sIsI oSX cash. 81 1S5.ss
H. closlng 81 l0s4 April; 81 l2ssl 1ssS, elosiHg
s. I2 NAY NJ. g i AZ IN June 0.s ~
red g esHsl Oh bis. Corr lower, active fer
5l14c Juse 81 $3.50 July. Oats over: 16s<s5ic
eash, 1910 March, 40s4c April, 42sEs425sc May
meal lower, So 40.
CHICAGO, March 24.-FIeur quiet; SPRING
wheat -four, % 50s5; hinnesots. 81 5Oa4 IS; |
bakers, q 2595 q; patents, sss7 So winter,
81 25e6; Michigan, .4e4 Is wheat in active de, |
mand and unsettled regular s. o5 March, 81 e5H |
Juae, 81 iOI1 July; No. 2 Csicago spring 81 65a |
OOls 80 red wiHtsr, 81 os14 Corn inactive and
5s9561sc May, 56Z9561Ic June, 57szc July. Oats |
steady and shade lower; foe cash, 8931S39L5c |
March and April, 42sle421ze May, 421sc June
age July. Rye higher, 5S1.e Barley dull, 75c
keceiPts-Flour, 90 eco barrels; wheat, A. 900 |
barley, AZ 600. Shipments - Flour sos barrels |
wheat 1900 bushels; corn, $50 600; oa;s l24 900;
rye, 1900; barley. IS .00O.
Visible gr,in supply Wheat, % 1867 600 bushels;
corn 1872 600; oats 1870 000 rye, s75 600; bar
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GENERAL TRADE.

The Merchants Exchange was the scene Of
very little business animation yesterday. The
meat market was frmer and tending upward; -four
continues quiet; eornneal quiet; sugar steady;
eonee NM molaszes quiet and unchanged; rice
strong; nay quiet; corn steady; oats nrn, stock
hsh'i Dran steaoy; sPples steady, with fair de-
aand; potatoes quiet; cabbage quiet onions
quiet; butter steady; cheese quiet; eggs Arm xoad
demznd; cried spples,goo1 demand dried peaches
dull; cotton.se oils unchanged in price, Other
articles unchanged in tone and price
IMPORTS.
Two hundred and twenty brls apples, 45I RI
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THE Had C,.b Co.., EaCp-

TEE K.to Adams, Capt. Marx r. Cheek.
is the United Str ties mail packet Monday evening
AZ O'CLOCK Tor Arkansas City aud all way land.
sisted by Will Darrsgh andJ. C. Wyckor
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LiyafpBol
spots

SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-Ordluary, AL;
good ordinary, Cd; low middling, 7-l6di uplauds,
5ssd; Orleans, lI-16d.
FUTURES.
Aarch-April, 36-64d: April Nay, Ss-64d May
June. 4l-6id; June-July, 5564d; Jnly-August,
$3.50; August september. 1913; october-No-
Yenber, SD; November December, A. Cad.
Al 3: Manchester duh and tending down.
AZ 8; July'ADgust, Q As 64d; August-September,
5l-64d.
Futures closed barely steady Thursday evening.
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LOTTERY.
LOTTERY.
LITTLE HAVANA COMPANY,
OR SUPPLEMENT TO
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Grand Extraordinary Drawing
Takes Place Monday, April 8, 1883.
LIST OF PRIZES:

GLASS l128.
NEW SCH n E-IA.OOO Tick ETs.
Prime, $1,000
WhOlcs, $2........ Halves. 81.
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In sheep there is only fair supply on hand :
prices firm. HoEs-Few in market; good butcherxi
grades in demand. Quotations:
CORN-FED CATTLE-Choice, IS 0d6
GRASS CATTLE Choice, 81 al 50: good 81 80 q
4; fair to medium, 81 1913 IS; common, 81 5O92
SHEEP-ChOice wool per 10, &C; medium per b.
5a51zc, common per head, Sl9l so.
HOGS-Cho!ce 81; medium and heavy, s69s 80;
common, s5H5 80
COWS AND LYES-Good mich eo~s with
young calves, per head, s2O9I8; yearIings per
head SO az.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

The money market lie quiet, COS per cent.
discount being the ruling rate An increasing de-
mand is apparent, but easily met at above quota
tiOus
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WHISKY, ETC.

Prices as previously quoted and bnsinesl
quiet.
BRANDIEs-Cognac, S591O; peach, s. SOFAS 50
apple, $2GS so.
WiNEs-Imported port, 81 5o9I; sherry. 81 $50
& hampEgne-AmeTican extra dry, t7@sS; Pipe
Heidsiuk S24925: Mumm's extra dry, S2692S
PomeTy Sec. SO 50s3l so; ". CliquOt, SO 50s
81 50; olaret, So 1897 per box; Catawba, 81 5096
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 90c9Sl 80; straight 81 81
a., according TO age.
ST. LOUIS, March 24-Whisky steady
81 Is.
LOUISVILLE, March 24-Whisky steady
81 IA
CINCINNATI, March "a. Whisky firm
STA
CHICAGO, March Whisky steady
81 II.
BALTIMORE. March 24.-Whisky quie
and steady, 81 1881 10.
NEW ORLEANS, March 24-Whisky-
Western rectihed, 81 e561 20.
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he IIHIU Obku, OspI. Ed z. POsttT, Is the
Wednesday pacEet for all points on White river,
gong through to Jacksonport and maxim. con
nectons with packets for upper White and slack
rivers. &. Nd. aud Joseph Postal are her clerks
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PsTROLEUM Markets.

COAL OIL-Wholesale lots, Ice per gallon
CLEVELAND, March 24-Petroleum-s.w
I0' Sc.
PITTsBURG, March 24.-PetroIeun weak
United certificates declining, closed a. s5c; re
nass, SAAezse, Philadelphia delivery.
BRADFORD, March 24-Petroleum weak
and lower, owing 10 reports from the Murphy well
sOEc; lowest, e57sc; closing g711c CIearauces
~. 600 barrela
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HOUSEKEEPING MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices
FRAhING-LUMBER-Yard prices-Rough, SIS
per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring
30; shingles, 1894 50; lathing-poplar, 81 75;
cypress 81 per 1000 laths. Extra prices for extra
lengths above 20 feet
LINE AND CEAENT-AlSbamal lime, s5cgSI a
barrel; Tennessee, $500; Louisville cement 81 20
20 barrel; R0sedale cement s. 50 & barrel /;
Portland, s.; plaster of Paris, 81 so.
NAILs-S3 65 per key.
brick AA5 20 nar 1na
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lee James Lee, Capt. Lloyd Wkitlsy. il
the packet Monday evening at O'Clock for
Helena, Frlars Points and all way lsndings
Arthur Brown is ksr clerk, assisted nv PIstf
Rhoaces and will Ashford
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The CITY OF St. Louis did not arrivs last
night, as expected, hsvsg laid over at Cairo till
Yesterday morning She is advertised to pass sou III
at 10 O'Clock this morning, and no doubt all of
Capt. Dan 4 ols's old friends will take the oppor-
tunlty TO greet h I'M on the first voyage of his mag
innocent new marine palace, the speRders Of which
were given III detail in yesterday mornings AP.
PEAL. She will be found at the Elevator this
morning.
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HORsEs AND MIL Fs

The mule market ia well supplied with all
qualities. The horSe-Inarket is dun
AU LES-Eo dray mules, to years old. 10 TO
162z hands. 0925O; l5Z to I6, Si5Ogls5; Is to
l51Z. sl35al50; "a to IS sl00al25.
HORsES-GOod driving. sl25G2O0; heavy draft,
Sl5O4 20; saddle horses, Sl2jA2JO; plugs, S4Oa75
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IHE ONO, capt. ". wash Thomson, is
tss regular packet Tuesday evening at O'Clock
Tor all points on the Ohio river as far as Cincin-
natl. James Surtees is in charge of her office
he ONO will give cheap rates to all points North
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246e bu corr, 20 SKIS coffee So nd cattle, I0S pkgs
eggs II orls dOHr, 1872 bales hay 1877 Dkgs lard
cars III noer e bTls meal, LOG nd mules, So brls
53s brls potatoes cars bulk pork 36s brIs packed
PORK, 42 brls sugar, Il nd shsep Io2 pkgs tobacco
and l27 brls whisky
EXPORTS.
Thirysne brls apDles 10l RS baggiBg IL ties bacon
and hams, - SKIS bran, y brlE beans pkEs butter
Bis bu corn, y pigs cheese, l7S sks coffee 30 nd
cattle. rkgs eggs, 1885 bIls fsur, hog g bales
hay, rs Pkgs lard, cars lumber, 50 bfls meal 40
I'd m rules l4S srls mclasses, 2IS kgs nails u SKIS
oats, u brls onions, I'll brls potatoes cars bulk
porEt y srls packed pork, hhd sugar. I85 bLls
sugar, AO pkgs tobacco and l02 brls whisky.
We give below the official quotations Of the Mer-
chants Exchange, verified by thorough canvass
of the markets
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DAY GOODS,
UhT OOODS.
NJ VA.- hT.oL

NEW YoEK, March 24-Altbough goo
movement continues to absorb the large produc.
tion Of goods the new demand il of moderate pro
portions. In cottonz, woolenS. dress goods prints
ginshams and other speciAlties there IL E
vice distribution and daily stesdiness in further
execution OF orders. The tone OF the market shows
greater Stezdiness
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

THE gross receipts for he frst i've month,
OF the present fiscal year Of the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad ending February 18th Is Sos
S6l 80 showing an incrsRge IN net receipts Of SIO6
slS 81 over the same period Of last year.
IN The litigation of the Litil. Rock and
Fort Snith railroad, Judge Caldwell has decided
not 10 enttrtGn motion for receiVership until
MAJ nearing OF the case which will probably be
IA June, before Judge Miller OF the sup-eme
Court Of ArkanIas For the first two weeks OF
-Nl&fch the doingS Of this road have been as fol-
ioHA; Gross earnings, 1883 s22 I17 gross earnings
isH. sle,Is@; increase, 1854. Land sales ISS3
SegtSi sales, 1882, increase, SSo7.
IT iT understood that the cos.ideraiiou
given by the Southwestern Railway Association
70 the Fort scOEt and Gulf and the st Louis and
San FrEnctsco combi pAtios for their Withdrawal
rom the AisG1ur river business lie 10 per cent of
tne Kansas City business. This 8mou at il dyd I'd
betWeen the 81. Louis and San FThncisro and the
Kansas civ Fort Scott and Gulf railroads the
40 pc cent. my
IHE engic.f ring p riy OF the K.ntgcIy
Union railroad left Lexington THURSDAY to make
nnai survey of the land before making the FIRST
twenty miles Of road, which viii be begun in the
next 60 days. Mr.. w A. Gum, late OF the C n
ci1nau Southern. will be chief engineer Of mi.
last survey, which is from the Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroad to the Bed River Mills in Powell
county. Inc road will probably strike the Chesa-
peake and Ohio at or near Winchester, and tue
terminus finally be at either LexinEtos or Paris
The road passes through an exceedingly rich coal
and timber country.
y
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ATLANTA. March 24-Tbs resign stion of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bsattie, of the Est
tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railrsId, has been
accepted. Cline. of North CAROLINA tai ss chs rye
the LIST Of April. McCracken, who res gned As
superintendent, goes to New York Nay lst as
as President ThomaSs assistant.
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HE new, elegsnt passenger packet City of
ST. Louis Capt Dan Able, is the Aachor-Line
facket this morning at 10 O'Clock for New Orleans
and all Intermediate landings. William Mason
Is "a, 10 charge OF her ONCE assisted by Anthony
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Train wrecked on the MissourI Pa-Iac.

ST LOUIS, March "a -TAs Missouri Pa.
cihc train No. t. east-boand, was wrecked at Mont
and express cars we're totally des 'roysd The fire.
man, Frank Traine. was slightly injured.
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RECORD.
ARRNALANo DEPARTURE TRAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio aud southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. 2 (express) leaves al
u:4O pm: No. (maiD at S:25 am; No 6 (Coying.
ton accommodation at 3:40 pm. No. (expreEs)
arrives at 2:20 am; No. arrives at AS pm; No
5, CoYtngton accommodation, 9:55 g. m (city time).
Memphis aAd Little ROck-Trains move
q follows: No. leaves daily at 40 D m arrives
Al 1850 pm; No. leaves at a. m. arrives at s
am; No. CfreighD leaves Hopeheld At am. ar.
nves at pm.
Memphis and CharIesIOn-Trains move
4 follows lcity umel: Through express leave
daily at s:l5 am. SomerviIle accommodation
express arrives daily at II 80 Am. Local mail and
express arrives daily at 500 p. m. SoInerville
commodatio1 arrives daily, except Sunday at $40
an.
Louisville and NaShViIIe-TraIns move
As follows; Fast mail arrives daily at 40 I'm
leaves at ll:I0 pm; mail leaves daily at S:25
Am: passenger accommodation leaves daily at
1o;t am; arrives daily at $40 pm. (eity time)-
Will make close cont ectlOn for all points East
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily, except
Sunday, at 4:55 pm; mail arrives daily at 400
pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
except Sunday at sos am.
M1sstssIpDI and Tennessee-Trsius move
as.tollows: New Orleans and.i mail Gnd.express
leaves daily at l230 p.m.; express freight leaves
daily, except Sunday, at 3:45 pm; freight leaves
daily, except Sund y at $50 am. New Orleans
fast mail and express arrives daily at 1910 a m:
express freight arrives daily, except Sunday al
100 am. freight arrives daily, except SUNDAY al
1850 Pm. Freight trains carry passengers
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anuanIidaIinn

Ne YORK, March "a The stockholders
OF the allegheny Central and Laekawanna aud
FITS burg Bailroad Companies to-day unanimously
agr eed to merge the two roads into one, to be
known as the Backawanna and PittsbuIg railroad
The officers OF the consolidated sompspy are:
President, Archer u Martin; vce-president
Frank Smith; secretary sHd treasurer, G. (. kim
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Little Rock, d fssIssiPpt River nd Texas
k0ad AEAin AhaHe Malar
Reaitio'. Es.IEaatIoa Accepted.

LITTLE ROcR, March 24.-The Little
ROCK, Mississippi River and Texas railway s gain
ABOVE overflow, and is now open for business as
usual; The Memphis aud Little Rock road viii be
In fun operation next week
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COTTON-SEED.

CoTToN-SEED MEAL-Prime, SIS 90 per
ton per carload lots.
COTTON-SEED oILS-Crude, 4534s per gallon,
in round lots of 100 TO 500 bris. Cooking oil, job
lots. SIC. Summer yellow refined Oil, soc in car
load lots. Winter yellow, 55c, according 10
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
MOVEMENTS THEiEvFE

zrrirals J. s. Bransford, Madison; City of
Csire. Nicksburg.
DepartaTes.-J. s. Br,nEford Madison; Josie Har-
~, White river.
BOnts in P0rt.-City of Cairo.
Boar Due D0UH.-U. an Adams, ASrk Twain City
Of 81. LOUIS, Commonwea' tn, Ida Lee, Ohio and
Paris G. Brown.
BoGts Due Up.-Jameg Ire, Kate Adsms. Ida
Darragh, Golden Crown and Belle Memphis
Receipts ysster9ay.
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The fnllonine j, frnm A. G.Iuestnn

The following il from The Galveston Ne,os,
in reference to the St Louis Cotton Factors Cir
culsr, which has been SO fayorably received and
published by the press of the county: Quite .
number OF st. Louis merchants have seen At TO
address q circular to the merchants farmers and
tenants OF the cotton belt, touching the homely
subject OF less cotton and more bread and meat
he circular does credit to the judgment of its
authors. The names attached to the circular In
dlcate principally firms engaged in the cotton
commission business, their experience going to
show that the handling OF large cotton crop does
not compensate even the commission merchant
for the impoverishment of the producer The
present years cotton crop, it is now distinctly
apparent, Will be the largest ever grown The
csndltlon OF the cotton producing interest is any
thing but improved by the greatness OF the yield
for prices have ruled low in comparison with
prices commanded for other articles OF agficul-
tural productions. Texas has been fortunate this
.. ason in having had full crops of everything
planted, which is, perhaps. somewhat exceptional.
This State is in fair condition in consequence
which is not altogethes the Gaze IN other portions
oil the South. The NsBs has argued, time aud
again, aitec the teEor of the circular referred to-
With the hspe that it may attract attention At the
hands of those to whOE it is addressed and be
pondered with profit the NelCs prints the circular
in full.n
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

CTEAHER MARX TwAIN-w. r.
- Hall, master; J. D. Fuller, clerk, -.
Will leave for DYERSBuRG and all way land
rugs EVERY MONDAY at O'Clock pm, until
further notice.
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Total last week ......... /, l37 597 n IQ0 ESQ II
Same week last year.. 1876 p 32I O57 81
Exchange on New YORK buying at par. selling
AZ = premium. Eastern cotton bills buying at y
! per cent. discount, selling at par; and exchange
! selling F
Bank stocks-Bank of Commerce. 1876; First Ma.
hsttan 16o9l70; State National, I2Osi25; Union
| and Planters. 1876.
Insurance stocks-Home, 67g7O; Bluff City. 100:
| PEOPLE s, 5lg87: Planter lis; Phoenix 90: Mem.
phis City, 100; fernando, 1927 Vanderbilt, 18aI5,
Railroad stocks-Chesapeake, Ohio and south.
nesee 60g65 Me5pb. and Ghafsston H.p si.
gage bonds Is, ll29ll6; do. second mortgsgc
Oonos; Is QSS2), l024los do. consols. IO7alO9;
men nis and Little Rock first mortgage bonds
g., 100; Mississippi and Tennessee coasols A, I26
Observation-Disclosures Storage and Com.
press Company, new issue, 1866 Meuphis Gas
stock, 80; do. bonds, 97GlOG; Memphis Water
company, bonds with accrued interest, par; do, =.
mise bonds, IS; coupons from old bonds n. froTo
compromise bonds, co; ledger balances, Is; judg-
sdn.ss on i e s2 and bonds So paving ndeb
road Is, g; warrants, 9Sal9 bid-none on the
msLkst MISSISSIPPI leyee bonds and coupons lis
Tennessee notes, new issue 90; Critte1d.n connty
SAIk:l warrants 70; Desha county, e.; Mississippi
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Logns. d.crszs.
=. '92 goo specie. oecresle s55l COO; Legal ten
derS, decrease s., 200; deposits decrease g. 70i
cfe.ss essi9 az Ion decrease SOL reserve in
less than legal requirements
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 24-Mousy. 4GI5
per cent, closing 2G3 per cent Prime mercautiI.
paper 607T per cent. Sterling exehanEe-bsnE-
ara 6iils dull AID STEADY, 4So demand 4s3
BondA-Goyernments irregular. Railroads high
curitiss neglected -
stoeks-1he net result of the dsy's busIness has
seen fractional decline On Comfortable puEa-
get 81 Atocls notable amsng which were Central
racine u per cent, the remainder being frac
Iohai number also were higher, notably 81
ftul, minneapolis and Manitoba, Compared win
prices OF week ago, the market ia only frte.
uonany ehsDged, some stocks being higher and
soHe lower The only notable exceptions to this
genera rule are Burlington and Quincy ~ DER
cent higher; st. Paul sad Manitoba, ~ per cent
Blsher' onion Pacific, per cent. higher; Genital
acme, 212 per cent. lower. and Michigan Central
"a per cent lower Closing quotations:
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LIVE STOCK Market

Cattle receipts the past week quite light
frces on choice grades have advanced fully hall
e,nt over last week quotations. The supp y
- very limited. Mich COWS are in good demand.
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A NIsEynIy TELEGRAM of Thu,.Ia,

Y. r. HuhungtOn, the railroad magnate, tee-
krApheo IRON New YORK to-day 10 Col E W. Cole:
Il an Informed that there is legislation proposed
Ia Tepnessee which, If enacted int law, would
lake the coutrol from the owners OF the railroad
properly. should never invest another delsr in
ns state IN tnst kind OF pro erty II itWEs treated
IIlnerent'y from other properly, and I cAnnSt be-
nsVe that any law Will be passed discrininAtin
Eealnst railroad proeerty In the State when such
property Ia more conducive to the beat interests of
me stare than a. most any other. think all par
es IN this city feel ~ do in relation this mat
yer, and really hope such legislation will not be
sSHnacted.' Mr.. Huntington has built 4 road in
west tennessee, and has proposed TO construct the
the passage Of the Railroad Commission bill we
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The Memphis market opened and closed
quiet. Sales, 100 bales-SOO TO exporters. 500 to
sPinHeu. Closing quotations were az follows:
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FUTURES,
NON OnIaana.

The New Orleans spot market opened quiet, and
but little doing; at 80 quiet, closing dull. Sales
z5C bales. Future market closed:
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eon Imaes W; =. Currencyl us
arrival OF the Official lists from Havana Cuba.
For tickets, circulars or further Information
address CHASE & CO., General Agents. New
Haven, Conn.,, or No. West Court street, Mem.
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Advice 10 Tie south.

New York and Liverpool Exchanges are closed
In observance OF Good Friday, the frst to resume
Monday and the latter Tuesday morning. We
append spot and future quotations at the close
Thursday evening:
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FOR NEW ORLFA Ms
EOR VICKSRIIRG

st. Losis and Yiehshurs Anchor Line
U. 3. Lioe-FOR VICKSBURG-stearer
City of VickSburg. s@~
Robert K. Riley master esiaSz< sazss&
VIII lekvs Elevator 3 ii ding TUESDAY March
27th, ct 10 am, reseryins the risht to pass any
landing the captain may deem unsafe Fer FIR light
or passage apply to
G. L. HAUL, Pass Aet AD STORM gDrt
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RIVER AND WEATHER,

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. SAT-
MEMPHIS, Tenn. March "A, 1883. (
The following observations are taken at tina
same moment of time Il :oS p NJ at all the stations
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LEE LINE 81 Fam ERS,
FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS
mILF HARRY LisE-Memnuis Wh,t
ELEVATOR COMPANY.
MGENdPELS
Grain and Packans Elevator CO

WILL DO GENERAL RECEIVING, FOR
w WARDISG AND STORAGE BUSINESS. Cargoes
of steamboats, and bsrzes loaded or unIoaded with
dispatch. Freight delivered in cars of ali rail
oeds entering the city Ample storage room for
bulk or sacked grain, Merchandise, machinery.
etc Freight received and stored in elevator at
ouewr's risk unless ordered insured.
2. GALLOWAY. SUperfptendent