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H0UsEHOLD srPPrYEs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Northern packed,
yellow. 81: red, S25 per barrel. Potstoes-Irish
@15 per loo heads. Garlic, 81 per 100. kraut, Saa
10 for new. barrels; 81 50 for half barrels,
PIGS FEkT-In barrels, s. SoS9 half-barrels,
APpLES-Northern, ssI5ai so; fancy, S per
barrel. Dried apples, T9l1zc per pound from
berries, SIC per barrel. Pickles, medium barrel,
s. so; half-barrel. 81, pint jars, 81 . per dozen;
quart jars, 81 75@2 per dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., g. per barrel I;
s.. ;. Per box; fsncy stock. sl0all. Lemons, IS
per box. Bananas, 81 50a2 50 per bunch. Cocoa
nuts, SSe6 per 100. Peanuts-Virginia, hand
licked, .E21c; Tennessee. &c; roasted, PIC higher;
SHIELDED, lsc. Almonds, 193eoc. Texas pecans,
1l@llc: Arkansas, ate English wainuts, l4a
l6c- filberts. lsc. Brazil nuts, Balsc Raisins-
london LAYERS, ST.; Imperial. ~. Brandy-eher-
ries. - 2ssa 20 per dozen.
ClDER-Missouri, sSs9 per barrel. and s. s0a
IS per half-bartel; Kentucky barrels, 81 IS;
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The British Grain Trade.

LONDON, December 1.-THE Mark LAM
ErPress. in its weekly review of the British grain
trade, says: A branches of trade are depressed
The trade in foreign wheat off stands is very dull.
The large and increasing visible supply in
America is regarded with growing mistrust. For
maize maintained its value. Oats steady. Very
little trade in wheat of coast; eight cargoes ar
rived, two sold, three remained unsold. Sales of
English wheat for the week, 1918 quarters at 39s
sd n quarter, against 4S,SS quarters at Ais cd per
quarter the corresponding week last year."
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The Liverpool spot market at noon was
quoted moderate inquiry freely supplied.
Sales 10000 bales, Of which 1000 bales were
American. Receipts, 2l,200 bales, OF which
1890 bales were American.
At l2:l5: Ordinary, std; good ordinary,
odd; low middling, 5 l1-16d; good mid
ding, Cd; uplands, 3 13-l6d; Orleans, cd.
The Liverpool future market at noon
was quoted steady; December. Decem-
.ber-January, 8 4S-6+d; January-February,
8 5064d; February : March, 3 53-64d
March-April, 5 56-6+d; AprilMay, . So
Gid; May-June,5 62-6id; June7July,6 2-64d.
At 4:30: December-January, ) 49-64d /;
January-February, 5 5l-64d; February
March, 5 54-6id; April-May, 5 60-64d;
May-June, 5 63-64d.
At 5: MISUNDERSTANDING 5 50-64d;
January-February, 3 5l-64d; March-April,
: 5S-64d; May-June, 6 1-64d.
Futures closed offerings free.
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FINANCE N TRADE.
REVIEW.

The past weeks business in finances has
developed no change worthy of note-the
same conditions ruling at the close Satur-
day evening as have been chronicled the
past month or six weeks. The Clearing
house reports show a decrease in the
weeks business from that of the previous
week, the clearances being S265, 5O6 SO
less, as indicated in the following COM
parafiya table.
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pELrnrEs. HIDES AND LEATHER.

HIDES, ETc.-Nc. / dry flint hides, Ice;
No. 2 dry hides, 121<al2c; salt hides, l0esl2l<c;
No. green salt hides, SHa7ss4c; No. 2 green salt
yellow, 2a3O; tallow, f@71sc; ginseng, pcr
pound, 81 50. Deerskins-prime, 2@Ssc.,
LEATHER-Oak sole, per pound, &940c: hem
French calf, siosso per dozen; domestic calf, $50
washed, 1sG2Sc; bury, leal6c.
tcr
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COTTON-SEED.

C~oTToN-SEED MEAL-Prime, old, none /;
new, SIS 50920 per ton per carload lots.
C0TT0N-SEED OILS-Crude, in round lots of
100 to 500 brls, as to quality, S6d37c; summer yell
low refined, carload lots, 42g43c asked; summer
white, none in market; winter yellow and win
cnokinr oil ioh lots AhalSn
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Feet Incl Feet Inch

sBelow high-Tater mark. 1874.
tBelow bench mark. tFrozen.
WHEELING, December 1I.[Neon-River
cold.
OusefSyATI, December 17.-Noon-River
6 feet, and stationary. Weather fair and eel
thermometer 26o. Arrived; Andy Be5Ia, Mem
phis. No:departure..
PIrTsBURG, HSsember lT.-Noon-River
4 feet z i.eaes. and falling. Weather cloudy and
sol. feet 3 inches, and stationary.
Weather cloudy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, December l7.-Noon-River
rising, with 5 feet inches in the canal and .
feet Z inches "a the chute ON the fslls- business
departures.
EVANSVILLE. December I7.-Noon-River
falling. with feet inches 1by the gauge. Gather
clear and cool; thermometer 81. Arrived; Chas.
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Liverpool spots began theNweek at . 10
1906 lid, and closed 5 l3-l6@6d Friday
evening.
Liverpool futures began the week at
562-6id for December deliveries, and closed
with December quoted at . 49-6id.
New York spots began the week at 10
9-l6c,i the closing priceo the previous week.
Declines OF l-l6 were made on Wednes-
day and Friday, and the week closed at
lO7-l6c, as indicated in the table below:
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CoRN-FED CATTLE-Choice to extra
lha5c.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, 4G4%c; good, S1Z9
4c: fair to medium, 2s4GSAc: common,
+ ANALAMBS-Choice sheep, 4Gi1ac per
per nd; choice lambs, SC per ID; medium, s. 5OG3
per nd,
~H0GS-Choice corn-fed, 5@54c; medium, $40
Sc; common, 4941.c.
COWS ANnCALVES-Choice mich with young
calves, SS0940 per nd; medium milch, S20Gs5 per
head; yearlings, SGS per I'D.
ST. LOUIS, December l7.-Hogs unset
tied light, 81 95@5 IS: packing, s5SO@5 so; butch
ers' to eXtra,-S5 1905 IS: receipts, $500 head ship
ments, $500 head. Cattle active and firm trading
restricted by light supply; receipts, 900 head.
CHICAGO, December 17.-Hogs-receipts,
5000 head; fairly active and stronger, and Sc
higher; light, 81 15G5 30; rough packing, 81 S0d
5 %: heavy packing and shipping, S. S095 80.
Cattle-receipts, 1900 head; dull exports, S. sc
q .: fair TO choice shipping. s. 25@5 40.
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GROCERIES.

SUGAR-Pure white, SIC; off white,
sas1l4c; yellow clarified, E4@sc; open kettle, "a
Pcwdereda iSs10fR,e cut loaf, iosio%c. 'S'
COFFEE-Common, l2c; ordinary, 12119l3c
gl7c; old government, 25gSOc; Ceylon Java, &c
MOLASSES-Louisiana, common to fair. sO@
to ffa Pf:%e new ESQ S5a5sSc ri% een fTTn iI''T prime EnSif &c
ehSics, $s%SOe sy5gp, $$S%@S40c
Pineapples, 81 4e@l 60; peaches, 2-lb, standard
q 10; S-lb, & s.; strawberries, 81 25@l 50; rasp'
berries, 81 l59l 90; blackberries, 81 l0gl 25; green
cages, 81 so; pears, 81 so; plums, 81 50; green corn,
81 l0ql 50; green peas, eOc@sl 20; cove oysters, full
81 50; cove oysters, light Weight, lib. S5c; cove
oysters, light weight, 2;lb 81 20; condensed mix
Crown. S. 2566 so; Eagle, IS %; Swiss, 81 2596 50.
CANDLES-Full weight, l42c.
SOAP-34G6%c per pound.
SALT-Per carload, 81 S5al 40 per barrel 81 So
carloads from ievee or DEPOT 5@i0cc cheaper,
BAGGING AND T1ES-Ragsing, lutte, 10d
ne; fax: l0slI12c. according to weight. Ties,
BALTIMORE, December 17.-Coffee dull
Rio, cargocs, ordinary to fair, 1Ohg1lhc. Sugar
steady but quiet; A soft, sac.
NEW York, December 17.-Cofee-spot
fair; Rio dull; options, solo points higher and
steady with a moderate demand; refined, dull
standard A, TsS754c; granulated, Sc.
HAVANA, December 17.-Sugar market
completely paralyEed. Stock in the warehouses
of Havana and MatanZas, 400 boxes, 81, 500 bags,
q 600 hhds. Receipts for the week. 2l5 bags, 900
hhds; exports, SO hhds, all 10 the United States.
New ORLEANS, December 17.-Coffee
dull and lower; common to prime, 10t5l3Le.
Sugar easier but quiet; common to good com
mon. 4ha4zsc; fair to fully fair, 5@5a4c; prime
to choice, 3Ss!1sc; yellow clarified, 6s4g7c;
white clarified, 7E@14c. Molasses dull and
lower; centrifugal, 1.@27c; common, l7927c;
fair, 2Tes2ac; prime to choice. S59i3c.
CHICAGO, December 17.-Pork in good
demand and frmer; opened 10gl2Isc higher; ad-
vanced lO9sl5c additional: receded loo: rallied
loG12xc; closed steady; cash, s13 75dl3 S7H for
old; sa 25@l4 81 for new; January, IA yOall 20,
closed Sl4 i7L46lt 80; February. s14 65@l4 80,
closed Sli Sal4 67A; March, s14 s71Z9I5 Ob, closed
sl4 s78slts 90; May, s5 q s, closed sis 2ssses
Is .. Lard in fair demand; opened 10dl2izc;
receded again; closed easy; cash, S.s7@S gSr
January, S.a2h@9. 021xe, closed s.90ds 92he; Feb
ruary, E.&99-l7hc, closed 9l@d57xe; March,
g9s9.Sc; May, S.~4213a9.S5c, closed 9.l2 ,35c,
Bulk meats steady shoulders, 64c; short rib,
T.45c; short clear, re. Butter easier; choice TO
fancy creameries, 2s9c2c; choice to fancy dairies,
2S12sc.
Cau.-PorkJanuary declined Sc: February
declined 21Tsc; May advanced 21zc. Lard-oGO brls;
advanced 2Lc.
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Tho movement of the crop ut twenty
six interior towns up to Friday, neco,9,
Der llth, was as follows: Receipts, l55,-
Di9 bales, against iT4,027 bales same time
last year-decrease, lS,97s bales; ship
ments, l3l ,2S0 bales, against i65,S75 bales
same time last year-decrease 81, 1886 bales;
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A"s"i o,SD
The New ork spot market opened quiet
at l2:l0, dull, reduced Lice; at 2:15, quiet;
closingdull, with the I-16 reduction restored
Sales, l45 bales. Contracts, 900 bales. Clos
ing quotations:
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The New York future market opened
steady; at 1887, barely steady; at IL :51,
quiet and steady; at 1920, barely steady
at l AZ, firm; at PAP, firm, closing firm.
Sales, $4,000 bales. Closing quotations:
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New York futures closed the week with
declines of 10 points on December, and Il
To 10 points 20, other months, the quota
ions at the close Friday evening being as
follows:
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New Orleans futures closed the week
with declines OF o points on December and
10 to 20 points OIL other months, as indi-
Gated in the following tables OF quotations:
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TRUST SALE OF LAND.

DURSlTANT to the terms Of q trust deed made
1 10 me by /. l.. Douglas and Sallie A. Douglas,
on Sd August, 1881, and registered in the Regis.
tcr's office of Shelby county, Tenn, in Record
Book No. lSS, page i2i, | will proceed,
ON Friday. Dcccmber ~. 1888.
~ the courthouse Of Shelby county, in the city Of
Memphis, 60 sell publicly, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, the land conveyed in said trust decd,
aud which is thus described and bounded Lying
in said county, in range :, section I of Eleventh
Surveyors District; Beginning at q hickory
marked ~. W." John Ward's NE corner at the
north boundary limo of Robert Goodloe's liO0-
acre grant (ot which this q pHrtl thence east 81
south with said line - chains ard % links TO n
stake: thence south - cast n links to u poplar
marked h. W, 4. 4. GOldsby's corner in the road
FROM Raleigh to Randolph and Coyington; thence
with said road south II. west - chains andS 50
links; n west p chains and 80 links; south 81
west n chains: south 1879 west Is chains and IS
links to stake; thence north IS west % links to
u poplar marked l.. W, north 4A east 6 links a
Whitouak +. T. G.. (T. T, Goldsby's corncrl at the
Touth boundary line of the said grant; thence
west north with the said line. IL chains and 81
liEks to q cypress parked j; J Wards
corner: thence north east with said ard line
"a chains and 9 links 20 Q stska 10 links west of an
elm marked j. W thence west 8 north q chains
aud y links To q AoNalder marked .. W; thence
north & cast S} chains and 80 links 10 the begin
ming, containing 2G2 100 acres, more or less.
TIL believed fp he good, hut l sell as trustee
Cuty. THIS SDh day Of November, lSS3.
JAMES y. SCOT Trustee.
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Receipts Yesterday.

City of Helena-2S7S pkgs miscellaneous freight.
Dean Adams-l4s bales cotton, 10 bags seed-cot-
ton and 26 SKIS seed. +,
James Lee-S2 bales cotton, % bags seed-cotton.
1859 SKIS seed and l25 pkgs sundries. .
Kate Adams-5S2 bales cotton, 10 bags seed-cot-
ton, 274s SKIS seed and 63 pkgs sundries.
C~oahoma-24 bales cotton, IS bags seed-cotton,
l4SS SKIS seed, 4 nd cattle and IS pkgs sundries.
Will 5. Hays-1l0 bales cotton, 81 bags seed-cot-
ton, 1853 SKIS seed, 2 cows and % pkgs sundries.
Gayoso-lS4 bales cotton, 81 bags seed-cotton,
III. A. TyierGsS brls aour, is5 sks corn, LOO SKI
bran, p nd hogs, 2 horses, 20 bales cotton, 40 SKIS
seed and 24 pkgs merchandise.
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other parties defaulting in their deliveries. The
sharp rise caused no failures, and was due en-
tirely 70 non-deliveries. Vice President Cakes,
of the Northern Pacific Railway Company, has
telegraphed the following statement of the opera
tions of the company for October: Gross earn
ings, 81, 3g7 ,22I; operating expenses, ssh, $50;
rentals and taxes, So. Ill surplus, s729, 524; gross
earnings for November ESTIMATED, 81 ,25S,2O0
operating expenses, S57, 100; surplus, $3.50, 900.
Closing quotations were as follows:
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The New Orleans future market opened
barely steady; at IL :05, firm; at 1907,
steady; at 80, steady; at 2:4O, quiet and
easy, closing easy. Sales, 3S, 700 bales. We
quote the price-list of the last call received,
as follows:
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THE COTTON

The local market opened and closed
steady, with quotations unchanged. Sales,
245O bales, including 800 bales the previ.
u evening-2150 bales to exporters, 800
bales TO summers
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N RIVERS
Changes.

OFFICE SIGNAL ERvIcR, U. s. Al
MEMPHIS, TENN, December II, 1883.
The following observations are taken at
the same moment Of time :OS PM at all the
stations named:
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New Orleans spots began the week ut
l0sc, the price ruling at the close of the
previous week, from which declines of
lice were male on Wednesday and Fri
day, rs indicated by the following COM
parative list;
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The New Orleans spot market opened
quiet; at 80, steady, closing steady, with
quotations unchanged. Sales, IL 900 bales.
Stock on hand, 431, l7S bales. Closing quo
tations:
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Kentucky half barrels, 81. Vinegar, ll@l5c per
FIsH.aMackerel, 1o-Ib. kit, No. /, 81; No. 2,
s ssh. No. sIolg !. S Sss z Sa Sgei hai ifssrr si@s White
EGGS.27c.
P0ULTRY-0ld hens, 81 5oas; large young, s2a
= j sSe1 e Ducks sI ssss So: Gsess3e.a 3 sS ysaP g.
ehGefsa:, s ssss per eFs dos. el l1 fSe psf P Is, F. fr dressed
GAME, ETC...Quail, 81 3 per doz. Squirrels,
fSsSsl PEI Il d Sal PE g asr e55i %l. Wi sas an 8 per dO q
a. 50 per doz. Reelfoot fish from &c to nc per lb.
WHISKY. ETC
BRANDrEs-Cognac, 81 5O@l5; peach,
WINES-Imported port, 81 5o@2; sherry, 81 so
as; ehampagne-Ameriean extra dry, s5@s; Piper
81 aeia PSne ~ Sec? Sec. ST ST a sSass 50 eHtT Ve' dT Siia sSs
sSlgS; elaret, 81 5OSs SO per box: Catawba, A95
MISUNDERSTANDING, eOc@s1 so: straight.
81 50Si, according to age.
ST. LOUIS, December 17.-Whisky steady,
81 IA.
LOUISVILLE, December 17.-Whisky I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, December 17.-Whisky IN
changed.
New ORLEANS, December 17.-Whisky
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, December 17.-Whisky &C
tive and firm, 81 Is.
BALTIMORE, December H. Whisky
steady, 81 1851 1s1z.
HOUSE-BUILDING MATERIALS.
FRANING-LUMBER-Yard prices-Rough,
SIS per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine floor
ing, IS; shingles, SSg4 so; athing-Poplar
81 20; cypress, 81 per 1000 laths. Extra prices for
extra lengths above 20 feet.
LINE \ CEMENT-Lime, T5c in bulk de-
livered 90G95c per barrel in store; Louisville ce-
ment, 81 40 a barrel; Rosedale cement, So 40 n
barrel; Portland, 81 %; Roman, s.; plaster o
NAILs-ss@s 10 per keg.
AND
HoRsEs-Good driving, S125@200; heavy
draft, sl5aa200; saddle horses, sl25@250; plugs,
s40G75.
MULES-Market quiet. and values nominal.
PETROLEUM MARKET.
CoALOH-Prime white, wholesale lotsl
Ice per gallon.
CLEVELAND, December l7.-Petroleum
steady, s.w, no., TAc.
BRADFORD, December 17.-Crude oil
still weak; United Pipeline certificates opened
at 1885; closed at 1lS4; highest price, Il4l4;
lowest, 1l34.
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Total ...-......II "a $40 I2S,Sl5 Il69, 7q3 IlT2,6i9

CURSE OF THE MEMPHIS MARKET
The following shows the course of the
Memphis market and the prices OF mid
ding cotton from the opening of the sea
son as compared with the same time last
wear:
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Administrators Sale.

sars1anee ofa decree rendered by the Su-
y rrenS Court q Arkansas and entered of record
the administrators d, b. n. Of the e.tate OF /, w.
Burgeft, deceased. gin, on
Saturday, 9Th Nay OF January, 1854,
in srAnt Of the courthouse door Of said county, in
yke town Of Marion. proceed TO sell TO the highest
bidder, on q credit q a L and Is months, the
gett Home rlsee," in said county, and being the
Ehof the So y Of fr. sec. thirty t30); the s = Of
tNhs NEh x Of r. see; thirty tSO the NE q Of see.
the s y Of see, twenty CO.; and the NV y Of see.
thirty-two ts2l. in township four "a north, range
eight W east, containing one thousand and thir-
ty-four uutD acres, more or less. Purchaser To
execute note with approved security aud lien re-
tained on land. Sale sbsolute aud must be made.
w. III. RIDER
-Administrator d. b. n. Of /. ". Barrett estate.
Memphis, Tenn.
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FINANCE.

Money s per cent. discount. The Clear
inghouse reports yesterday were as fol-
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Election of Directors.

uNioN AND PLANTERS BANK oF MEMPHIS, !
MHEPHIs, TENN., December s. ISIS.
GTOCKHOLDEGS are hereby notified that an
- election will be held at this Bank on the
second Monday in 1854. from
10 o'clock a.ut. until , o'clock y.m., TO choose
Fifteen Directors 90 serve the ensuin$ year.,
:. 2. lead, Cashier.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
.ARvALANp pEeAaTUaEoF TRAINS
Chesapeake, OHIO and southwestern-1

Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. 2 express daiiyl
leaves at 1905 an; No. . Vmai daiiyA al o
am; Nc. 6 Covington accommodation daily ex-
cept Sunday ats pm. No. / texpress daily ar
rives at 3 30 a. IN. No. Z arrives at 2:Oo pm. NO.
S (Covington accommodation daily except Sun
day N 9:l0a.m.
as follows central standard timel: No. l leaves
daily at 40 pm; arrives Of ITO pm; 10. 3
leaves at 3 am arrives at 1906 AM; No. 5
(freighD leaves llopedeld daily, except Sunday,
at 6:35 an; arrives at 6 20 ,. m. No. Through
Freight leaves Honefeld daily, except Sunday, at
S.gu n. M. . arrives nj 10 :lA AIN.
louisville and NRshviIIe-Train move as
follows; Fast mail arrives daily at 4:45 am;
leaves at l:3 PM; mail leaves daily at S:10
am. Brownsyille accommodation leaves daily,
except Sunday, at 4:45 PIN; mail arrives daily
at 20 pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives
daily except Sunday, at $40 AN. standard
timel.
Memphis and Chariesfon-Trains move
as follows: Through express leaves daily at
ll:55 pm. Mail and express leaves daily at AS
am. Somerville accommodation leaves daily,
except sunday, at 1880 pm. Through express
arrives daily at ll;35 am. Mail and express
arrives daily at $40 pm. Somerville aecommo-
mississippi and Tennessee-Trains move
as follows: New Orleans mail leaves daily at 5 AS
pm; Sardis accommodation leaves daily, except
Sunday, at l:h5 pm; freight leaves daily, eX-
cept Sunday, at 40 am. New Orleans mail ar
ives daily at gao Am; Sardis accommodation
arrives daily, except Sunday, at 9 AM, freight
arrives daily, except Sunday. at3:lOp.m. Freight
rains carry passengers.
Kansas city. Springfield and Memphis.
Passenger trains leave NJ. and i. depot at $3.50
Am; arrives at 5 pm. daily. Through freight
leaves West Memphis at II am; arrives at 2 40
pm. Way freight leaves West Memphis at 80
am; arrives Mt s pm. Freight and ticket Office,
No. 81 Madison street.
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DAILY BULLETINS.

This Last Last
Week. Week. Year.
Re ceipts iays....-...- S7,790l 49, 03l S6,sO4
Exports to Gr'tBritainl 25,279l 22,s40l 50,l5S
Exports to continent 1852 3,941I ll,72l
Stocks at all ports-....-.1 ,220, 9l3l III, 34Sl S56,962
This Last Year
Year. Year. Before.
Receipts since Sept. lists, 040, ll6I 3,0l4, 4S5I 2. S63. 276
Foreign exPOrts..........l $40, rs ,Sl5, go ,356,653
Stock at u. S. ports DO, 9lSI $50, 1852 l,0S6,579
Increase in receipts-...l 2o,6Sll .....-...........
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-12-18
RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.

Arripals.-H. A. Tyler, Paducah; Gayoso, Hales
Point; Coahoma, Osceola; City Of Helena, St.
Louis; City of Cairo, Vicksburg; viii S. Hays.
Vieksburg: Kate Adams, Vicksburg; James Lee,
Friars Point; Dean Adams, Helena.
DepartNres.-City of Cairo. ST. Louis; h. A.
Tyler, Paducah; Gayoso, Hales Point; Coahoma,
0seeola; City of Helena, Vicksburg Kate Adams,
Arkansas City: James Lee, Friars Point; Dean
Adams, White river.
Boats Due Dorn.-Cons Millar, Thos. Sherlock
and City of Nicksburg.
Boat Due Up.-Rene Macready, Ida Darragh,
Chickasaw, Centennial Belle Memphis, Chas. p.
Chnntnan and Paris C. RrnMn.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-07
Love After Death.

II I should die before you, love,
pray you do not keep
Your woe beyond the first few tears
The world will have you weep;
But say " l make his heaven less
By moaning thus in drearlnoss."
And plant my violets, white and blue,
Above my place of rest,
And tend them with those dear, kind hands
have 80 oft oaressed;
And say "These flowers were his last will
And for his sake watch them still"
And when the spring, that 30 loved,
Shall flush the land with life,
pray you seek my quiet grave,
But not with tears, sweet wife;
And If the flowers in bloom shall be,
"Say; "Lo he sends his love to me-"