Memphis daily appeal. (Memphis, Tennessee) 1885-06-23 [p ]. · 1, Si i t U i i i ' Viuiwa "wL J...
Transcript of Memphis daily appeal. (Memphis, Tennessee) 1885-06-23 [p ]. · 1, Si i t U i i i ' Viuiwa "wL J...
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RAILWAY RECORD.ARRIVAL AND DEPARHJRZ Of TRAINS.
Hii)lftMfpp! Talloy koule JU, S, O. A Tl(In effoct Sunday, May '21, is.v),
No. 1, Going- South Leavin? Memphis 8:30p.m.; arriving a Arkansas City 6 a.ui : Vicks-burg 9a. m. ; arriving at Now urleans 7:" p.m.This train leaving Visiii-hi- Tt x o'clock p.m.Will arrive at tireonville a'. ! : a.m.
No, 2, Going Iorth Leaving Orleans 8:15arriving at Vicksburg T :li p.m. ;
. :lu a.m. Train leaviog Arkansas Luyatb;p.m. connect, wi;h this train.So. 3, oin South Leaving Memphis tp.m.: arriviagtit Ykksburg U;5o p.m.; Or-alis :15io. l.Goi..,; North Leaving New OrIe.i :00
p.w.; Vicksburg at 3: a.m.; arnvitit; a. Sera-ph- is
p.rn. Jto. 1 sleeper to Yickebuiv oniy; 1
fto. a, through sleeper to JNew Oricm .A. J. KN.'r'H, G. P. A-- Meiij'ui?, Ten;;.JAS. M. KO-.- AHDS, V. P. & t,. jj... Mo cphia.
M jiwU-.4.r- auI 't fnnwfc. "ai' trainei.yes at 4:i6 p.m. : arrives at y :' a.m. a'reigut
trnin loaves vdauy except nnday at 5:15 a.m.;arrives 'daily excopt fcuudy) at a. it.
3iAAH.ttz., (i1o ami Houmwvptprn-- Tnxaove an follow : 8 (i"tst line dv.jy)
Lwes at 8.15 a.m. No. 2 leaves at Hi) p.m.dtiJy. Ripley accommodation leave at 4 p.m.di.y (except Sunday. IN o. 7 fit iinc laity; .'.rrives at 1 :.io p.m. Mitil and express arrives dailyat:i 'a.m. Hiploy a;'oijiimoiii;uun arrives aaiiy(except Sunday at J?.:3 a.m.
Jrl mp Im nwrl l.fti!e ftr b. mcra; follow ji nntr.'l ;anJiTi : 1 'fsvediily at5:' p.m. arrives at 10 p.m.; No. 3leaves 4:.i a.m. : arrives a. 8; 50 a. iu. ; Nd. 6(iTcr. icavos iiopefi-'- daily, except Sunday,
t6:00a.Gi.: arrive at7:O0p.aa- -
joU-.- Fast mail arriv daily a'. 4:35 a.m.;leaves at 11:m n. an.; karci d.viy at 9: HO
a.m. ?. 'fwr.eTiiJ-- t HOJomsio-iio- leave viaiiy,x.:c..t baajj, a. I'M p.m. ; s'mi arrive U.t.ly
a; 5 pi:. I rotrnii; if imicc-iAtio- .arrivesJst.:y, except tiu&da, a.u. '.iLaadrdtime).
ofas Xiireacb express icfcvv. ut.iiy ctlv:o6 p.m. flT:l aoi oxitos it-- dai:- - c 9:.-
:q n:frviiii e,c?o n z:i leaves daily,zcpt Haai-iy- . at 5 1 p.m. A"nr.ucii e; rr-- jrwe oH:i7 at 10: iU a.ai. uu at
nrrivei daily at 5:i)p.m. Soruorvi-- AccymBiO-dati:- 3
arrive Jvlty. except ijo lity. t'si aeTriir ioave M. and I'.copntai foUow: io4.mu im fipr joiTss uaiiy at n:w a.m. ; jo.3, mail and express arrives at t;lMn iu. ; No. t ,St Lout? xpredit lesve i"iiy at 2:;i) p.m.; o.lio. t. i.oui express arrives at i:4'f p.m.
Aeniphlt, Nelnin autl llrniiKn irk- - HollyFprmra H'iuie Trnina move a loii'-ws- LeaveMeuiphifl aaity at .;..) p.m.; arrive u ll:Ua.ra.
SUMVEK RESUItTS.
Bon Aqua Springs,in
OPENS on the 13Ui Jure, 1HS5. i;h manylir?t cla uppoinuiirni.-'- at
re floiKi'riln 'tU'k f . W. B. K' .SKLL.
AP. M'ltlX.S ASO B 11 ( 4LKA- -line Ltthia Wnter; sfo fine Irn Watorfr;.
Hampshire Cm., W, "a. No Fss. No Malar a.IV bore the si'i re:over, D'i the well are alwayshfti 'py. Hend pt:ni S:ct. W. i!. SALK, Prn'r. 4
Tlie Pavilioii IMi
Wolfooro, If. ILabove well known ni:4 f.ivorit- - Hotel, on
the Luk, wiih aecomaioJjtiuns i'. r 20 suestj,will ba oi.eno.l thi. fp ibuii by Mr. O. M. Tilton,! of the Hotel Windsor, Nt Orleans. Theratronase of the citizens of Memhii n J vicin-
ity fdicttcd.Vrice, cxcccJin'y rcaoDHblo. Good fare and
fine muric. OI'.O. M. TILTON', l'rorri"t. r.
llo, For Becrshcba Springsfiiraoa? Rammer Pert oprr.s fr theTHIS ol' thi public JiiupJI.jiIi. to con-
tinue the entire renovated anUand ties for eiuertamuiect
to nottr in the ruth.Hound-tri- tirVca from MTphi?, vit. ah-vli- i,
ci5.iU, witn stop-ov- at Nashville gu'ng urcomuix. L.
Ail nepsry inf'irmation will siipplicd i
ihe I". Dr. JOiiN ri. CjOl'E;!. J;eer':ierori:iK?. irundy lenn., or JOHN 1.KKV. A gont, S'frrh Curt Mf nit hi.-'- Tnn. K.
Ht.bijloxi, sass.OPEN MflnU; ANi) VilSTEE.
deliebtful So.fide Eerort fcT Toa-:-THIS i class AcomuiO'iati'tn. It 5t.ritufted directly the lsh of tha i.i f i.Mfii.-o- , aiid fine Hoiliufe--. Kttiiii r,ItiiuilDir aud Jritln. The urv-tihi-
pure air and ireedom 1'roiu uial iri.oqo nfthe deiirbie :poti on tio 7nIl'alioio.
-- Ho:el First class taArp.i-"tion- room?, by mail or ieie-ra- J(
wiii receive iro!i: pt nttntiir, .P. J. .VuNin0?5.rr.v-ritir-
Bonita iprmgs! 1..
vw orr-v-- o one ciiio from BLArit--L J, :CK. AKK., on Kin?n City h.-.- i. and -
Von.t.hifi.lote liiih. healthy, iilendid t6r and gv-- dLhiLg, K,ttnt'-"-.- l'
jj VriV.i,??' I'miTictor,J
.Forr.-.erl- of Ji". t.Mce:ij
MINERAL SPKZ',Moiitop Coaniy, K. Tenupee.
APKX JI'.Nt Jtil. Thin celehr.ttcd fcuramorK5ort is sitnute 1 on tt.p oi t'aiih'wpf?
;r,it'-et above trie ij"d waurspore atuicphcre, niavnilitTent pcenery acd c'iu
ati'.i'.j. V v.iy line of sta ?
and dailv mail from Allien", Tenn., over a g dT:d. L'itnce. sixteen lull1?. Te egraph ol.' ein bote!, .aiiftir-i- with otiier Hups r.t Athene.Teru renMinabiP, and Special Kate t Fa:ii-ilie- e.
tor ciri!i;irj. rfivinjr analysis f wate;.-- ,CM., address propriet r, T. A. .M AviILL,
Vji:e ClifSprinKS, lenc.Oct
l'nu'UT!''y modern :e octprirgp. Mnny Southern rererenpei. Ort
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Old Point Comfort, An.Hygeia Hotel, Not
ftiimitf-r- t 100 Vunli from Fort Monmc.vl'KN all the yertr- AccminodMe" U' Rue?". HOC
L iua! ti an faotM in tre I oita etatcp. hec:v'ije and b'iorie.
ij'iinTriienii. Ltth:Q nad uncxoeUed. Batii- - lleeinn, btaticr, fttid drivintf p'e:ially
Terr! Iv? i: cil iT.iUii!V)d.tli-;i:- Junt;ian any resort in the country. Fare .cp-- mr,free froui malaria un.l funuucive i rctreahicg Jf.nelcep. Send ior dcerr.(,:u c pn . .lull
ii. PilotH a, i'reprjetcr.Eolitji 3000 isiaci? :FebIEEU PAUli AM OxKLlXD,
On the Crjt of the AiIe?hnnio, within the Fa-mous tiiade t Ion. Lircriy on tne Lino
of the E. and O.77? Staye IVidea or iiue :cr?. All Limited
TIir Triris With, the new and uni!!t sheo-.u- on the Lnltimore and Ohio
jKaiir'ja'l lhe?e lovely twin r.'rt.5 arc beyond ailrnipario?! fhe E''t a Ivanuwreou-l- iofiJ,VtoUi to trail. ?crvico al surruundiiir!, of r.ny MEm of tb Ho- kis. Leave Ctn.-m- iti hile.rBuppsr; ter,Parn lor car:y.bre;ikiit.
trains artally tavorro!e. LevoDecrPark aitr upier? --rnve at mnnati -r
breakfast. There is ls a Hay.Lxpre eachwar, maKia Ioubie fwy ; rains erh w.iy.
b. and O. Liiaited itr Washitiseiou and Juai-Bior- e,
via Deer iarit and fk'ntu, leave Cueiu-na- ti
7:' p.m.. srrivir.jr V j aiiigton 1 : v. rn,,l,ltiirore - :lo p.nj. .U. an-- i O. Lunited forcinnti, st. Louw an! iou'.b. via Fuk andlaklaad.le.ive lialtimoro 'Z : p. ta., arri ios at
Cri"' r.nau at 7 a.m., ht. Louie '3 :: p.m.Matfaiii.-en- Trains 1 hroaifb VS itnout .barc.
BUcinjf, i'Arlor, 'a:r.i!y-ru'-- and lay Cov:heJ.Hifcta lK'ii June U'JI. No i'licsl No
Wrwiuitos : No Hay Fever! No Malaria!leor Fark and 0..kiand, the one bein but fix
yniied distant from ilie other, wit:i the iuo-- t
ch iriuinK drives conne'inar thetii. wiii be ui;dr?rthe Diaitdiiieut of Mr. W. J. W ALivKH. wh ,;rtlis two mviMtCS inanrercent of bear Parc. nia-i-
any enthu iirti friends of the iilorio;j?nnionK bo ut hern pe.(oe. L O. Teler.ii hniM, in ooin noie o Livery and r.t
I.aaudry. All i LiiiiHTitton fnoui'i teadarcsii to W.J. Water. U'i'tn '"v 'Lto'., as
w.d. M i.j up to June i .n. Aiitr ucid't. ':Thr I'eer Park or Oakland, Xd.
k AT Kri t;nd ; er riontu, accord insto locations. Ti od 0. fp;treJno extent in beer Park and "kj:mdthe Al'.untu?i ita..rta of the ;, andlor ta qo.uon of the tiraction wui Iom .
cbara-te- r not hitherto .fuiied. and the cuiiuol' both hca.-c- s r.ot Tae i inest i'iacefnr f h in f"i In'-
This EFLTorhp.-'..e'--to- riiiide i y
s Cure oi ueenerauoavfiVfHl thi, n ortrun?.
Ilhcfe ie DO li;.f:il..e POo'it.jtjxPic.B&y iii iflftruxelit t':. .;n- -a3
"X ,x.t!.r.KB U.C pru icu.tk ' ; T , it V .u.r. tr.om to healmy
atiLri Uiil.1 U.U with Llectrn! lu
i t t.j it iidvflf.icd to ear ii att ,r cirouKTMKTv- -(to'y-r'.- I'urpcrse.lor tro u.n r.,r'naiionf .ndure theevsr LiecUiC
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l. M. STAJTLEY,
funeral Director, l1)
204 n'a Street. Memphis, Ttun.A TI LL t.fk r.f Wooden and Metallic Caiei, and CafKb1' liuristl Kohen, etc., aiai3 on
hand. Urderfc by Jolegrapb or l'uleihuue pfiiU.pt-- !.
7 attended t
MAN'MOOl)
tti vjil Mi.Dt; 'torn work ? r""Vitemtr of Italia tu .id , aiiUJ.1.:
s i.t: iw. .x fat ir- - ' .c..;-.;- i
AoxiCK or xioDIKKC'TOKS.
Mtxpnn, Tr.srt.. May 10. 1HSS.
rockh.-";d- if tho fitTUE Cori.fJiiy re herei.y n..U!ied lh;vt aeleAiva l .r tiireetun Fill be bcld at thevu.l&.u7'e ofli-- e, crner of ilrim and London.ireo-,o- Taur.- - iny, June r;t 1
K. L1 ll.tV i tlAibki'., President.
Bcr"Pi;tbon:n2 0ttnecnnrcn oi ;waiisiSB tiiiUOp UJ U1B tUAlYai..
FINANCE AND TRADE.UHKU KK1UW.
XotLiug Iringpired in linanoial or com-
mercial circles last week to in any wayaffect the money market. Baukers con-
tinue to report businesa dull, moneyabundant aud t.iy at 6 to 8 per cent, dis-
count. The wet k'd buBineas atregate atthe bankg ohovrs a decided falliug-of- f, aacompared with thatof the preceding wek,the CieariDlicase Bta'erneiit appended:
I.n-- t W?cV Week PreviousMonday SH"i.t.: h7
uefiiuy ... l.ii.ft! M h.,,w 10Wednoxlay .. ll',,. t I'M,: WThurrtav .. !,t,'".:n :." 177,' '.'IFriuuy .. l.'.-l- t is vm,.--
batuidiiy .. ti,n"J M 7i,41 IS
Total! fortbrwoek....ril,T'2: 14 SI.kw.SH "SSame week . 67".l!f siSame week i . 5;'.2,,.,&0 (w
In general nte the week was barren ofinterest locally, excepting what attachedto the cpeninj; oi the potato trade. i!utthat has not fairiy begun yet, and therewas very little activity amoui; the producedealers, l'rovisions and breadstuils de-veloped no material chancre in tone orpries. Kes3 are duli and lower thaii at thecIcro of the ptevious week, with an iibu:.d-an- t
supply on the market. Groceries andgeneral supplits quiet and unchanged.
Tt e cattou marset aiso ho3 b?en veryquiet, the tono rulitig dud but SIM ly atthe decline reported. All accounts fromthe Krowinjj crops are very favorable. A neven; of the week was the advent of thefirst bloom, which this season cornea 1:1
dttyB earlier than la.st, and from a numberlocalities, iiidica.-int- an nnusual
of tue crop's advancement. Sum-marizing the weed's business, the marketopened dull but steady, miduiing quottd
10 jc, the price ruiiug at the close of t';eweek, and closed dull but steady at 10'c,
the following comparative table indi-cates :
JuneiO h Junrl'ithOrdinary o:o. i,oir..lOod Onlinary - :'Ki iLow Middiics...- - l'l l"'n.Mid.llinc H;iHood ;iidd!'r.f 1' hMiddiint: 1'air v1"-'- J'".i'a;r Xum. Xoiii.
istaiaa, ir.i..'4i:; liliKeS', yj.aiot'.Keceirts at Memphis dnitng the week
aeK'reguted 414 bulcs, against tilt) buleathe previouj wee!.-- , 4"'l ba.es the
a-- last and 5S'71SSU. The total receipts Biuco Soptem-l;e- r
1, 1SS4, were 4l'o,1H ba!--
444.K12 ba'es at the torrt-spondir- perio;!last season, a decrci'.ae of Is, t'lS bales. Atitie same time in lSsil the receipts were50U,47j bales.
Miipmeuts during the week aggregatedjso baler, lltj bales the previous
week, 27G4 baled ti.e corresponding weeklaot season, arid 14;'J ba es in 18tSJ. Thetotal shimuenU since September 1st wre41.S.2.)!) bales, atrainst 4:'.7,0j1 bales iu 18SJ,aud 4S3,31 bales in lsso.
The total stock on band was 12,4117bales, ajrrtinbt 14,U1'.I bales at this timeList rear; in lbtKS, i.'.;,023 bales.
Sales in Memphis during the weekapgiegated 700 ba.es, of which ex-porters took bales, ppinners 700bale?, acatnst a total of 2'JJ'J tales lastweek, of which bales were t export-ers, and -- ) bales to spinners. Totalbales since SDtitomber 1, 1S4, to close ofthis week, 375,230 bales, of which 174,575bales were to ezpoiiere, and 2 !0,475 bales toEpinr.ers and speculators. Micdiing dullbut s'eady, at 10c.
WEEKLY STAT H 5! EXT OF V.rCE!PT3.KECK KNDIN'J
j JINK i'.', Jv KB 1ST.THENLE ECCEIVtn
TT i 3 Lnr--I ThisYear Vt Yea
Mem. K ! 7,.v, t'i.715Mifi. x 'Icon. 1; U
i X. i. S. Kit '1 4'".liT 47,1.VMem.AI.it.KkHh 1.3
C.,0. W. Itt; 1
!.. O. X I . Bit S i.:,.;-- j
C. S. M. Kit S'l7MU?i.. .ipl.i Kiver "ii fcl,i7Whit. Kiver 11 lO.Mj li.171
Fmnoi- - Kiver.Arkaii.tip Kiv.tto- -
.l river.-- , lrfi.... 4,475 7,H3Wagons and oth-3r-
sources6. 4 B. UR
Total.. 11 421 'jjil.llt ii(.vaiWEEKLY STATEMENT OK SHIPMEXT..
Jl'Mv 1'.', 1. BEB 1ST,kOCTJ!.
This Last This iLmtYear. Year. Yoar.j Year.
?.ra. A Char. ?. i! 47 12! 5,277 ,V$Miss Teiiti. Bli M.fiiS 77.2o
X. . S. KM 1.210 - :lii!.7:ilC.x.irS.W. KK l.a l.lii St.tciL..X.O. IT. KH 4J,-'- i4
Mein.ALit.hkKK.teasaer. north... 4.117 81,31- i.?'.ibujamerp south fit.oU
Igul 4..'-v- 2,7'il HS.2f,! 'fn.'f'lcoriLss or ins Mnvtriiis market. 2,
The foilowini; shows the course of tiieMemphis market and the prices of mid-dling cotton from tha opening of the sea-son as compared with the same time lastvear :
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Sept.... r; 2., 47St.t....i.'; l.o. 4,.'.:?ert....l.'! o 4.VJSe.t...W; 1.9--- 12'); ,10
3j 4.iIll' lt.': .'.17 I".' 'ft
'22 1)
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11 7.72--- ' p;.27 ' 21 ', 2,,.41 " ' 1''12 .".r-J,.- ; ' ." ii 2: I"
Iier-- Jsg..C-r- i.7'; 21.110 tv'oS i.js2 17.:7 :.-
-' '.' l:.-.- i;.$r. in2 B.Ii- s.mi i4.w lii. v
".s";. :t...7 l''.'.i27 !2,4.-- 10.7""Jot).. . 1'i 1". o.'.n'j l.l.'Jll 11S.' 0.7'' I"
n o S.M11 11 - li,4' 1"
. 0.211 H.ipi !4,i i" l '7.2".t r'.2" ateh o . pi l'l." lo
f. 7. I::.:'. 1.' 7". 0.17
rb 2 '! 5,1 U- l'i,7".i27: 4,7".. ii'-- y, .1
Var o, 74." 1.10' .:!'M.ir !:'' S,:4i V.! 4.'MV.r..-.2- i' ..ti Ti.ti'.'. tt,4--
y.r IT ;.2..! r, iM"; 7..N- -
April .. 31 2..'.' 4J.Hl! 7.:April ..I'll l.'.'- -t n.27'-- 4J.iU 1,4'- -
A.r'l..l' l.C ;,i17! ' .V..U'.' :S.y.-
April 2S! 1, 7 ,.'.'t H4.110: 2.02 1',.May i.7t HI,: 21, s 11 inMay l,o 1.- -- "'ill',y... .1, l.i 12 '.'7.0 w.'.':i' 2.iMy t J ..' '7 2,loi 22,1:17, ofliny :i.o',i ZM7 2,'.iJulo... ' B.471- - 17.1:' 3.1'Jone.. .'l:i b.i l.l'Hi HL'-W-
June.. 2' 411 4.S5 12 -',
The moveraejit of the crop ct tsenty-i- x
interior towns op to Janeltuh, was as follows i Iieceipta, 52ii0 baits,aiciinst 2tioS bales feet year increase2W1 btit-s- ; and against 8513 bales in
decrtaui, 3274 bales. .Shipments,13)27 bales, ags:iit 70,VJ bales last yp.r
iaercas. 5138 bales, and astiinst l'.',076bales in IS'm decrease, 6W4 bai Stock,o't.'.M:! bales, ayiinst 45,y34 bales Jiityear decrease, 5'JtH bales; and asraitiHtNS,240 bales in 1883 decrease, 48,21)7
ofbales.The plantation movement for the Creole
ending Friday, June 17th, was as fciiow?,compared v.nh the three previous years;
Tiis week, FH",
"Inisweelv, Jv,4: - 1.i"2Ifcisweek, lir-- i ...: 2 s
The total visible e'ipply, June J'.Hh,vaa l,t'J7,27iJ buies, ogaiust 2,280.818 balesthe hkiic time last year, 2,403,525 bsl3 iu18b3, and 2,158,450 iu 1882. The abovefigures indicate a decrease in the cotton-i-eight of 283,548 bale3 ascompsred with thecame date of 1884, a decrease oi k3,2j5bales 3 compared with the correspondingdate cf IroJ, and a decrease of 101,13'J
compared with 182..Liverpool begau tbfl week dull at
Sir-t- closed dull and irregular5 Saturday evening.
Liverpool lutnroa bean the week eapv5 d etdiers for i una deliveries, and
closed with June quoted itui ii. 5buyers.
iiew York ppits bean the week otcadyiv 1 be, below the price ruling for
middling at the clotse last Saturday. De-
clines of ic we.a reported during thejreek, reducing the price ci 'niddiing cot-ton vi JO on which the wei closed.The Ne Vork future market closed witiiJane deliveries (.noted at 10.28 :id0.30.
'ew Orleans spots be-a- the week eusy,with u.iddiirg quoted at 10fe, ic beiow
price mlmg at tue close isst batur 'day. pecHiies of 'a were made, and .howeek clove l .tead, vita middling quoted
10c. The Mew Orleans future marketclosed with June onoted at 10.00y,;U.02c.
ADAILY ItHI'ORT.The a,n and security marketa are
unchanged, tiuuunfcs ruiing every where.'J he cotton msrket cIoe Jd dul! but aieady,
with tniddiing quotod at lOc, anu s;..ie of50 baha reported. Iteceipta were balfcs, CnoiiS oi wbicii were by river; shipments, 21balt-c- ? which none were by river, btock,12,3i;7 baia. .Vew York snots closed sttadv,middling qnoted at 10lc; ei'veiRarely steady, June Quoted at 10 .1'JCiJ
20," end other months 7 to o pointslower. huZ Orleans epotd clw onyand irrstuiar ti futures closed steady,Juno quoted at iOc and othermonths 0 to 8 points love. Liverpoolspots closed quiet, moderate inquiry,quoted at 6 futnrea fiosedweak, June, June-Jul- 6 buyers.8toci at Liverpool, June lyth, 816,tkJ0balea, acainnt Sti3,000 bales same date lastyear, ioceiptxi et tli Ucitod 8u.tes portsyesterday, 21 biilej.
The produce dealers are toe only activebneinecs men in generai trade, sn tho7eompla'n that business is not what itshould be at tins e! ago of that line oi trade.Proviaionc are quiet aud uuchauge i. K.'j;3and poultry tr j I abundant atd lo.ver.Others uncbar.g.:a. Liiceiptg snd ehip-ment- s
yesterday were as foi owsIJ POUTS.
One liundied and twenty-eigh- t tea ba-con and Imii, 50 eks bran, 0pkgs butttr, 42 pkga boots and
m . marked the steel'Lea
lcent could be lCIVAlllC, wa um
shoes, 4225 bu corn, 3 cura cotton-seed, 797 sks cotton eeed, 11 pkgs cheese,60 sks colii-e- , Jo hd cattle, 20 rues drygjods, 71 pkgs egM, 1750 brls flour, 4 hdhoirs, 1 car hay, ti hd horec--a and mules,100 pkes'lard, 76,000 ft lumber, 40 pk;raliqunre,275 brls meal, 576 bu oats, 26 brlspotatoes, z cars bulk port, 100 brls packeapork, 88 brls sogar, 2:ta pkgs tobacco andoUO bu wneat.
ESPOKTS.
Three hundred and twenty brls apples,21 tea bacon and bams, 184 sks bran, U
br's beans and peas, 13 pkgs butter, 114pkgs boots and eno3, 4ttl4 bu corn, 50baia cotton-set- a oil. 6U42 rks cotton-see-
oil meal, 3 pkas cheese, 182 sks coffee, 31
hd cattle, !'8 pkgs dry goods, 4 pkgs etrgs,52 brisllrmr, 1(' bales ijay, 14 lid noiaesand mules, 122 ukg4 laro, bu(w It lumber, 21 p'g4 liijuora, 410 brls meal, 36 brlsmolafes. 117 k EiiU. 23 bu oats, 32i2bris potatoes, 2 cars bulk polk, Yi brlspacked poik, 118 bris sngar and 173 pkgstobacco.
i'lXAlfCli!.Money 6 to 8 ;ercent. on satisfactory
Tiie foiiowing showB the clearances and baiauecs, tha rates of exchangeand prices of local stocks and bonds at theCio-- cl vesterdav 9 business
Clearances j'epf erdny, S127.22S 23 ; thusfar this week, i:127,22S 2:1; same time iastweek, $13J,18ij 3!; same week hwt vear,SOl.t. iii hi i euino week in ,1 s.S. J 1 i . ,84 L 84
lialanoca yesterday, S40.257 S; thus fartbt.)Wfek,44t),.o bbuio time last weeK,$44,7 IS 48; same week year, $10,-38- 2
!)o; week in 1S83, $35,083 SI.jiCiiAXtiiv.
Xevr York. purt rrcm'tvr li-;-.r.,- i licnialtd r-
X.T sight -- ..S dlfi ,,i,ef 'Jrieun. aisi'J par
BANK KTOUIis,Park of roir:nerco........ i.ir0First Nat o il 127 ijOtie, t, biocal - ......I'-- ' ",Munh-ittM- .l''o" 17.1
:i; .Sa:i 1J S Li.I'nion .c i'luiiLors !42, 145Mercantile.- .- .. u.?3
lixiiURAXCB ST0CK5.HomoId'iCCity l(.';oil'oooloj Y2 ! :rPlanter! , KiV'iloaFt;o?iiix - .
:eiapl.is City lloiiiu-- j
Vanar.r'oik - . V"' 2dHornar.oo ..1'.' SliHAn.Estos - 30
RAILWAY STOCKS.Memphis and CLiricnon ... 3S
and Yennossee '' 4'JLoui:iriie and Xahviiio o'4Mobile afld OUio
ft 1LH AY noxns.Mosirr.ls C.tr l'"J"ieuii-hi- aoo f cong .la lo.Meo.'pnii and tlo Hook iet luort Ss ...ll'i fcllo
,iUlj. ippi u. .eon-a.i- con?oiu ...117 Sfci2nileoldliitu L ouriOBSee eoDolsli. eo
'.KLLASK'S.Tflxin-Diftrii- :. .l.roi!i;.-- ojhob b (s inMouip qIi; .Mori. . ?" ? 97Me.apiiiri tiao my stock d0 a 5
Meiur-in- on.31 .oy bondfl loj iiSl'-l--l', ater i oonds, luroruod iat ( 1'
Meiu. iii? Water C slock M InNlemphis City bot. . : . old &Ulem; iiir lity ot;roiuife bondd, uo- -
EtdTll!ied 7SIcint his City coui:oti5 Iroin old bonds. i4iciiii-l-i- City coup, from coinp. bondd. oil (S
Meaiph'S C.ty ledxor bulatiooii tm 42Memi uit Cit iud.T. on coup. K londi?... 'M t'4.N'o:iiphisCiiy t:i.ing ir.deotedness of
county (M-i- 0 lt.ii,.) ton t)8.1o:tftl'riSheliiy county w arrants...- -. tM t foPioaoer Cotton Mills &0 (S 60
Hy I'elefifri!.New York, June 22. Money on call easy
at 1 per cent. Primo merc.nti'o paper42,5. Foreign exchange dull and steadyat 48o for sixty days, and 480 for de-mand.
Bonda Government bonds are quietand steady at unchanged quotations, ex-cept the 4 per cents, which are down J.There was a little more business in tjtatobonds this afternoon and quotations aresteady. There has been an enormousbusiness y iu We.it Shore firsts andKrie second con;o!?, ti;e sales cf the formeralone btiag about double an average d',y'abuBincss in the whole list. The fcauie in-
fluences that acted in the decline in theYander'i ih. ctused a break iu West Shore'sfirsts frc.in oJ, at which, ti.ey sold in themornin;;, to 3", from which thev rallied j,but clobcd at 35 J, a net loss of 2j percencTbe Iratii.-vctior.- s in these bonds during thelist hour ai.'i ir.uted to 815,000, and for thed3y to 2,2(jl,ti. "J. The transactions in Eriesecond c vn-o'- sgi ated $131,000, thebonds declining at fame time from 53, atwhich they opened, to4'-'j-, at wiiich heyclosed, a loss oi 2,L percent. The other istneswere moderately active, the sales aggte-ga'.in- g
$7:.U,00,, iiiakirg the total sale3 o:ail bonds y 8i,3o2,0iJd, the largestbusiness in runny icomns iu that class ofsectiri'.i'.-?-. With the exception of the bondsmentioned, prices are generally higher,although a number of issues displayedsome weakness in the early transactions.Chesapeake and Ohio 0, series A, are up
S:. I'.uii fii'd'.t, Ss , the 7a, gold, f , tbecjnolht.v.ed 7s 1, aud tiie terminal 5s j,Iowa Jlidland firsts J, Winona and St.i'etera firstx lJ;,Hi3riebjn and Texas Centralfinite, coupon oil, 2, aod the western di.vision firsta, cor.pon oti', 1. Northern Ta-cll- ij
b3 rejisiered 1, Xeiaa and PaciiieGrand division 0a 11.
Sto-jk- The week op?ued ou the StockExchange with a strong ana active mar-ket. First prieea were in nearly ail cases
to i per cent, higher than the closingquotations lapt Saturday, and aithougasome ii; tie feverishness waa shown in eariytrsMction3 the market soon becamesteady, ana then s'rong, and bo coaiiuueduntil about 1 o'clrck. T'.t was eiinp'y a
of the strength end activity dis-
played iast week, without any sp.t'rao 'icadvance-:)- the gains ritngicg ia most ca-te-
from J to' J pei L?nt., but St. I'aul, Louis-ville and Xaahviile and J.ackawarjca rcsaitoli per cent , with large traurat-i.'.ti- s in.UiP.n:itJaet mentioned. It was in Lacka-wanna that the jreticw was dis-
played in early dealing? It openedand soon declined J ps cnt, to
102:. but by 1 o'clock it was agiin selling10:;;c. A determined attack was then
mnJn by some of the leadi.-i- ? b.oker oper-ative- a
upon the YanderbiMj and Lacka-wanna, which was continued throughoutthe aiutrnoon and vhi.h r,tuited in adecline of It to i'J per cent,for these stocks f.otn the highestprices ot the d iy, and 1 j per cent, for theremainder of the ac'ivo lis', except UnionPacifie, which only fell 3, but wiiich rr.B9
tt,c Jorenoon only L ihe m&tket clostdweak at or w.tUu 1 per cent, in most C4' e :
the lowe it f c( end J to 2 per cent,lower than tbo final quot.iii-t'- on Satur-day. The heaviest decline was in tiewYork Central, 2 per cent., but Lake Shorssnd Michigan. Central arc elf 1 J each, a? dCenUal of New Je-so- y li per cent. Theother declines v. ere fcr frftotionul amajnU,b'aion Paciiic and Korthwe-t.,r- n eachshowing a l"s of ; Canadian Pacific andWestern L nicn, f, and I'acitic Mail, Mani-toba, Omaha preferred and Northern I'a-cil-
preierred, each J per cent, The ex-ception to the ruie is an advance of i inLouisviii and Nasbvilie. The break thisafternoon was accompanied t-- staiementsthat the aliened sci.eme for the Buttieinent
the truub.e bet'C-s- the NewYork Cen-tral and the W.st Shore had i.??n brokenoil' and various other jetjortS of a siruiiarnature. Lito thia tftornoon n dispatchfrom Chic-g- o was received and circulatedon the street, however, to the cii2Ct thattbe pool agent there wm in receipt oladvices that a general rustor.ttiou offreight rates will be ordered to take effectJuly 1st, when it is expected that theCentral Trallia Association will begin cp-eri-
'?, and passenger rat-- s will be ad-
vance! 7. 'Iho total sales iy
have been the largest to. "ne time pat,amounting to 214, 200 shares, and tLo busi-net- s
was very well distributed, there beingno very active sleeks, except Lackawannaand St. luaL Tha iotl Bales of stocks
y were 214,233 shares, iEilndia Letaware, Lackawanna and Western, 42,'dki;Like Shore, 10, ISO; Louicville and Naau-vill- e,
13 1 i0; Northwestern, 10,8('5;NewJersey Central, il,4S0; l'acilic Mail, 43ii5;St. Tattl, 39,070; Union Pacif.c, 11.650;Western Union, 20,2i0. Closing quota-tioii- a
:
'IT. S. Ss. V.-- i, 1 '",. -44s,ll2 i,. F!fi3a ofl'Oo.127.
BODS.C. P. firstn, 114. T. P. land (trantd,Krie seoond., 4 . T. P-- . Kioti.d;v.,5.V.3.Lsui:-;- : A V.ilKes, V. V. first, ll.i'-i- .
Louitwrii 1.";: "U, " b. P. lnd Kranld, l'"'i!4.,Miuuri os, . !'. P. Eink. lund, ,21''.St. Joai-'ph- 117'.. Vi.vUia Ss,bt.P.t o. C.Srsw. 120. Va. con., eit;T7. c.
enn. lis, old, 47r.. Ya. oondols, dl'd,Teuu. C, neff, 47'4.
SroctsAdams ExproF... Morrii! k E., ofl"d, 112.',.Alleheuy Coolml, . l ashviil. & 0 .
Alton i. 'i'erre 11, iB. X.J. Central. .'!:'Ta.
A T. II., Pfd, 0". Norfolk 4 W. Ida. 11.AliiO'LjiU ).i press, W. Northern Pacilie, .
L., c. 1'. i. 11., . Xorthern P. pf,i,o; .
Canada i ariCc, 10. Cii-'se- 4 X. W., '.i2 h.Canada ISouit'.orD, '.'.I. C. 4 H. V.Ceutral PaciHc, ;'ii. Xew i ork Ccn., i,,1.Chesnpealie and O., 4. tibio Ceolral,PiO. Istpfd, S. Ohio Jk . U'-w-
i: O 24 old. t'i. Ohio A it pld, 521!.Chicago 2 iiitoo, 135. Oulnrio Jt West., 7'b.C. A. Mi, Yu. OrcicoD XuviKatioTi, 74C, P. i VS.. tuei. vli T rar.fl., luMC, t t. L. 4 X. 0... Orft'-- I'lip., Zc, st. n. s c e.eiuc .MailC.,8t. L, A P. pld, 14S- - Panama. iC, 8. i C, l'J. P., b. t., v-i-.
C. 4 U.. 1.2. Pitkiburg. 141.Pel. A ilud.,7'.i. Pullman Pui Car, 11G.tel., L. W., Keadir.K, 14 'i.ben. ii hiool., ... Kock Lsiacd, U't'i.Krie, to. L. A S. t ., in.Erie pfd, 20. St. L. 4 8. F.,pfd. 31 ,.Kt lenu., 3. hi. L.iei-F.J.- t ,id.li2'-- ;Fan Tenn. idl. . C 8t. P., 7'i.."ifort Wayae. Hi. CM. 4 8t.,P.,pld.lo7;i.llunnioa.1 4 M. jo, tit. V., M. ii M.. HI.11. it bt. JO ptu, . 8t. P. A Omaha, 21.JH-ri- t"t. P. A O., pld, Tiii.lloui'.on iT.,21. t Toxiss Pr.iifie, UPJ.Illinois Central. Iv.S. I'nion Paciiic, o2.7v.Ind. B. i V.,H'-i- . U. 8. Kxoreas. 51i.Ki.na:J ifc T ., . W., Ft. t. A P., I.LpA ii. A W.. 2. ' W.,St.L. AP.,pid, S.Lake titi're. 5,, . Wellsi Freo Kx..lil.Loa. A Ntsa. ) . W. U. Tel.lii'i.Loo. A.. C:!crado Cool, 10JS.M.A C, 1st t fd, . lioiuo. ii.Ue, 1 1.v.. A 0. 21 11k- ,-. Iron silver. -Mout. Jt Ciiaf., Oatiirio, 2.'.Michigan Cootre', 52,'i. i1.Min. 4 c. L.i 12. Ouicknilver. pid, 22.M. A fet L. pfd. 27. boutb P:,citic,
.:s 1 butro, 17.Moi-.ji- A
Boston, June 22. Tbe following tablecompiled from special dispatches to the
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TECjB MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-TUESDA- Y, JUNE 23, 1S85.Boston PotL, from managers of tb lendingclearinghouses in the United States, givesclearances for the week ending June 20th,toget.lior with percentage of increase anddecrease, in comparison with the corre-sponding week last year:
Now York. J440,(n9,74; decrease, 17.4:Boston, 8 ,,174.'.m: dooroao, 0.1.Philadelphia. decren.e, 9.1.Chicniro, ineroase. 2.'..Pt. Louie, li.'t.'iol.'.iU ; decrease, 3 9.Baltimore, $ increase, U.li.Ban Francisco, 210.S7ti,lol ; inoroae, 21.1.llimonrmLi. SH. ').! (IW: inorease. li.tf.Pittsburg, r7.27'i,22H: dc.Tea.e, H9.Kkoiiilh ijity, $1,522,170; increase. 45.2.Isew Orleans. ',l77.l.41; deereumj, 2.2.Atilwaukce, f2.',ji,lNNj; decreatto, 9.1.Louitivilie, .t,i.4.407: decreao, 1.6.Providence. $l,u4o,mu; decrease, 26.3.Iletroit. f.',40S,4'o; increaee, 2.4.Omaha, S2,03S.i'22.Clovelaml, ill, '.'SI, 175: docrea.e, 6.7.Indianapolis, decroape, SJ.7.llartlord, $1,441.70.1; increone, ii.").Columhu-- , ll.liu.mjO; decrease, 5.1.New Karen. Sl.oH.IMH; d crease. O.S.
7:t 1.721s iDCreane, 13.0.Sprioftlield, S,2ii,170; ineroiue, 3.2.
orcci'tcr, 2710 17o; decroase. 7.3.-- Peoria, ; decreime, 4.b.hyracujie. So22,f,z2; deoreaje, 4 9.Lowell. 511.l7; increase, 11.1.Total, e:74,'.i;i.72e ; decroai-'e- , J2.4.OuUide New York. f2.H.'.i'i.'i,'.,SJ; docrerufl, 1.3.Koto. Omaha is Dot iuctuded in the totals.New Ohlkans. June 22. Sight ex
change on New York, $2(52 50 per 1000premium; bankers sterling, 480.
London, June 22. Consols, 99 formonev, ana iris lor tiie account; LmteaStates bonds, 4a, 115J ; Atlantic and GreatW eatern hrsts, 83jj ; Canadian 1 acihc, 41t ;
Erie, 10 1 ; Erie, seconds, 54J; Mexicanordinary, 20J; St. I'aul common,New York Central, M ; Pennsylvania, 50;Keading;, 7$.
Paius, Jane 22. Three per cent, rentes,81f, 70c, for the account.
THE COTTON MARKETS.The local market opened aud closed
dull but steady, with quotations un-changed, snd eaies ol bales reported,all to spinners. Quotatations at tha closewere:
ateaterday Day Beforftom. ftom.
tloodOvdiuary . '.1J4 H
Low Middling.. 1" 1"Middling lo' 10'.ttood Middling. ln'-i- Hi.'--
Middling iair 10'a W,ifair - Nom. Kom,
titaiaii, tlif.'40; Linges,
Keceipt3 of cotton yeeterday, 32 bales;total to date, 426,210 bales, against4 15,514 bales same time but year, sad 506,-72,- 8
bales in 1SS3. Shipments yesterdav,21 bales; total shipments to date, 418,485bales, leaving stock on hand ye&terday, 12,-33- 7
bales.New York spots opened quiet, closed
steady, middling, 10;c, and tales of 1728Imiea. Euturea opened quiet and closedbarely steady ; June quoted at 10.193il0.20,against 10.28(o 10 30 the previous day, withother months 7 o 8 points lower. Sales,64,000 bales. Iieceipts, bales; btock,245,041 bales.
New Orleans spots opened quiet, Closingeasy and irregular, middling 10c, andBales of 1500 bales. Futures opened quietand steady, closing steady ; J uue quoted10 neked, aud other months 6 to 8 pointslower. Sales, 20,300 bales. Receipt, 13bales; Btock, 56,tt:!6 bales.
Tbe conditions at other domestic mar-kets at the close yesterday weroas follows:
Galveston, ecsy at lOJa; receipts, 17bales; stock, 3088 bales.
Mobile, nominal at 10c;receipts,21 bales;stock, 7:81 baies.
Savannah, nominal atlOJc; receipts, 10bales; stock, 2114 baies.
Charleston, quiet at 10c; receipts, 4bales; stock, llit'4 bales.
Wilmington, lirra at 101 c; receipts,bales ; stock, 400 baies.
Noifolk, steady at 10 Jc ; receipts, 20bales; stock, 1815 bales.
Baltimore, nominal at lOJc; receipls,bales ; stock, 5005 baiea.
Boston, quiet at lOjC ; receipts, 101 bales ;Gtoek, 0310 baies.
Philadelphia, dull at 10 c; receipts,22 bales ; stock, 8020 bales.
St. Louie, nominal at l'Jie; receipts, 12bales; stock, 5008 bules.
Acgusla, dull at lOJc; receipts, 3bales ; stock, 2U34 bales.
Recripts at the ports, 217 bales, against327 bales same day last year, and 1034bales tiie year before.
Keceipta at the ports 3 days this week,1540 bales, against 815 bales same timelast week, and 1053 bales same week lastyear.
Exports to Great Britain. 71S0 bales.against ?3'.!3 bales same time last week,ana vasj bales same week last year.
Stocks at all United Slates ports yesterday, 340,700 bales, against 375,100 balessame time; lust week, and 357,759 balessame week last year.
lotal receipts at the porta thus far thisseason, 4,703,826 bales, against 4,720,504bales same time last season, aud 5,N),2U4baies in.lSsL Decrease in receipts, 25,709baies.
Total foreign exports, 3,fi!.i0,049 bales.against 3.654,700 bales same time last season, and 4,505,141 baies in 1883.
Liverpool spots at noon were q notedquiet, moderate inquiry, with sales of 8000bales, ol wtnen bsc'O were American. Receipts, 3000 bales, of which 1300 wereAmerican.
At 12: Ordinary, 5 : good ordinary.5 low middling, 5 good mid-dling, 5 uplands, 5 ll-16- d; Orleans, o:j.l.
Liverpool futures at noon were dull atadvance; July-Angns- t, 5 43 6'd; August-Saptc-mbe- r,
5 d ; September-Octobe- r,
5 40-- 0 Id; October-Novembe- r, 5 39 6 Id;uece moer-danuar- 0 30 04d.
At z: Utnl: June. Jnne-Jul- ovalue ; July-Augus- t, 5 sellers ;
5 , value; Soptem-ber-Octobe- r,
6 4 o4d, buyers; October- -ivoveffiaer. a value; No.ember- -
December, 5 . buvererTBefember- -
Januarj. 5 35 64d, buyers; January-Februar- y,
5 value.At 4: June, Jane-Jul- 6 3d Bid. buyers:
July-Angus- t, 5 sellers; August- -&i;pteai!er, o 44 Old sellers; fcepternber-Octobe- r,
5 12-- id, value ; October-Nove-
ber, o sellers; November December, 5 34-0- value; December-Januar-
6 34 Old, value; January-Februar- 0 36-6- 4
I, vaiae.Futures closed weak.
GENERAL TRADE.I'AIL BOiKU DEALIXC8.
The foliowrng is a rotiord of bids, offer-ings and tianEiystions during yesterday'ssession of the Call Boara:
coaN.No. 2 white, spot, 5Sc bid, 57c asked :
June, 5,'c bid, 5c asked ; Juiy, 58c aiksd ;
August, bucatkeu; year, 15c asked; No.4 white, 40c asked. No. 2 spot, 4ojc askedJune, 4;;ic asked; July, 48AC bid, 4'iicasked; year, lie bid, 43c asketb No. 3Epot, 40c bid. No. 4 spot, 0c bid.
OATS.No. 2 white, spot, 37c bid; June, S7Jcbid ;
July, 34c bid. No. 2 spot, 37c bid, 3iic; July, 35c asled; August, 33c
asked ; year, 30 jc bid.COEKJIEAL.
June, 2 70 asked ; July, J2 CO asked.
BititVDsi t rrs.Corn White, 65c; mixed 56c, from
store. From levee white, 60; sacked,58:; bulk; mixed, 53ie sacked, 50Jc buik.
Hay Strictly choice, from store, $1 ;
prime, 90to)ti5c; prairie, 55c; round lotsfrom levee or depot, choice, $2050; prime,
17 50,2-18-; prailie, $11$U 50.C.-.t- j W bite, 48i, and mixed, 45c from
store. Round lots from levee or trackwhile, sacked, 4t; mixed, 6ecked, 44c; inbuik, white, 4o44c; mixed, oiJjc.
EK-ti- Front, store, 75c perct; roundlots from levee. $14 per ton.
ConsM KAir ietaadurd, $2 h0(23; pesrl,i3 75ti4 from store; 5c cheaper from mill,levee or track.
liinxa Navy, $1 75(7T1 85 ;mediam.$l 50ff.l r,6. Table peas, $t ijf)l 75 per bushel,block peas, no demand.
Oatukax. In half barrels, 4 from.
Vy.m tfKD WHaAT In half barre'a, $4 50Loin btoi u..
Floor Frm taore, triple 6tra. f i !J04 60; family, choice, J5 25ti",5 50 ;
fancy, tr75l2,0; extra fancy, $6; patents,i-- i 5ta a 75 ; round lota Lorn levee ortra k l'Xidoc cheaper.
Iio!iir (I"its From tfore, $3 75e.Rich Louiiiaa, 5lg,CJc;
7jc.CKAOKKas Eoda, extra,4c; la,double
extra, 5c; assorted jumbles, ti i,le extra,10c ; finger sntps, extra, 7c
Loiisvillk, Jace 22. Omn easier.V.'heat No. 2 longberry, $1 02 . So. 2 red,tl. Corn Ho. 2. mixed, 50Je; No. 2 white,oOjc. Oats No-- . S miked, '37c.
Cincinsati. June 22. Flour quiet;f.imilv, $1 354 6'J; fancy, $4 70(25.Wheat heavy; No. 2 rrd, $loj;102;
230J bu; shipments, 3iXKt bu. Corafirm; No. 2 mixed, 4ic. Gats dull nnd lower; No. 2 mixed, iioj 0.36JC. Kyo in fairdemand; No. 2, 69pi;70c. Barley out ofmarket.
New Orleans, Jnne 22 Flour dull andnominal; choice, $175; fancy, $4 90(3,5;extra fancy, 5 40. winter wheatpatents, i5 7o; iiinneaota patent process.$5 50. Corn dull; in sacks, mixed, rj8c:yellow, 6i)j; white, 71c. Oats dull ana
Louisiana, ordinary to prime, 4'to5cBran duil and easier, 82 85c. ."
Kansas City, June 22. Whiat re-c- ei
pts, 1 0,689 bu ; withdrawal.", 3438 bu ; instore, 076,756 bn ; market opened weak ;No. 3 red winter, cash, OSic bid, O'icrskel;July, 110 dtferings; August, 6.8c bid, 70casked; No 2 red winter, cash, 7ebid, 7SJcasked; July, 79 Jc bid, 79 jc asked ; August,5000 bu at 82Jc Corn receipts, 15,839bu ; withdrawals, 5830 bu ; in store, 183,607
bu; raarket weak ; Juue, 37c asked, 36 jcbid; July sales, 38c; August sales, 39c;No. 2 white, 4j2jc asked.
St. Louis, Jane 22. Flour easier but notquoted lower; family, $3 (52;,3 75; choice,$4 20iij;4 30; fancy, $4 655 ; patents, t5 25(W5 61). Wheat unsettled and nervous;declined jJd eariy, then partially recov-ered, fluctuated and closed belowSaturday. No. 2 red, cash, U9i(S,99tcjJuly, 09jfni$l 00 j, closing 100; August,$101(Ti l 02L closing $1 02 hid; Septem-ber, il O30jl 04, closing fl 04J asked.Corn higher but very slow for option;closed i(mjiC above Saturday; No 2mixed, cash, 43j(7i,44ic; July, 44i44i!c, closing 44c1 August, 44I(o,45c, clos-ing with top prices bid Oa'.s dull but firm ;
No. 2 mixed, cash, 32tft,33c; August 25c.Rye dull: 00c bid. Firx seed quiot attl 26. Hay duli; prairio $9(olltimothy $1(5,16. Bran lower; 64cat ml.l. Cornineal quiet at $2 00.
2000 brls ; wheat 33,000 bu ;
corn, 97,000 bu; oats, 12,000 bu ; rye, none;barley, none. Shiprueuta Finur, 7000brls; wheat, 2000 buj corn, 41,000 ba;oats, 13,000 bu ; rye, 2000 bu ; burley none.
At Die afternoon board wheat was firmand unchanged and corn was steady butsiow.
Chkiaqo, June 22. Tiie trading inwheat was active during the first half ofthe session, but at a lovter range of prices.The market opened bteady, with the cablesquntin? a firm feeling in the foreign mar-ket ; bet with very little outside tradingthe feeling became heavy and prices fo ioff jj(S) jc quite rapidly, recovered a trifle,and thisn ruled dull aud steady during tberemainder of the day. There was somespecultition as to the visible supply state-ment, the expectation appearing to be gen-eral that it would show an increase. Re-ports were received of harvesting in por-tions ol Illinois, Missouri and Kansas, andthe statement was made that tiie outlookfor a yield in the latter State bad improvedsomewhat, but this was denied again inother telegrams. No pronounced featuresof any character were developed duringthe day, and the close in the afternoon wastame at jjc under Saturday. The re-
ceipts were iree, with the expectation oflarger receipts Shiiimenta arelight. The feeling in corn was firm, buttrade was quiet, the market closing J(5 jchigher on the regular board, with anotherfractional advance in the afternoon. Thereceipts were large, but operators generallycalculated upon a decrease in the visiblesupply, and it was hinted that negotia-tions were in progress for the shipment ofa large quantity of corn by lake. Theoats market ruled very quiet, and pricesexhibited little change. Flour dull andunchanged. Wheat ruled moderatelyactive, with a weak feeling and lowerprices. Liverpool was reported firm,but the crop reports from the Westand Southwest were more favor-able, and operators calcnlated nponan increase in the visible supply.Tbe market opened J.? lower, declinedjc more, rallied 8c, and finally closed jcunder Saturday. Salts ranged : Jane, 88(o)89a, closed issjc: July, 89(2,-8- ic, closed89jc; August, !r0j(u91jc, closed "Uc; Sep-tember, 93tSyUJc, closed 93c; No. 2 spring,8S4SNc; Nr 3spring, 78(ii79c; No. 2red,94 jc; No. 3 ri 85(2,SJc. Corn quiet but6ria; the ret pts were large, but a de-crease in tho supply was confident-ly expecte.d. The market opened $e hi.h-e- r,
rallied ic additional, declined Jc, ral-lied Jc, and closed ic higher than Satur-day; cash, 47 Jc; June, 47 J '.47c, closed47J.t; July, 46 j(Ti,47c, closed 465-- ; August,40i(546jc, closed 46c. Oats quiet buts'eady, cash, 32j(a;32 jc; June, 32j32ij,closed 32jc; July, 32j(3;3ij(c, closed 32c;August, 285?i28lrc, closed 28c. Rye dull ;No. 2, 64c. Fiax-see- quiet ; No. 1, $1 22 j.Receipts Flour, 9000 brls; wheat, 76,tXibbu ; corn, 250,000 bu ; oats, 127,000 bu ; rye,3000 bu ; barley, 4000 bu. Shipments-Flo- ur,
12,000 bris ; wheat, 98,000 bu ; corn,169,000 bu; tats, 122,000 ba; rye, none;barley, 40tM) bu.
The folio wirg figure", taken from theofficial statement of the Board of Trade tobe posted on 'Change morning,show the amount uf grain in sight in theUnited States and Cauada, on Saturday,June 20tb, and the amount of in-
crease or decrease over the precedingweek: Wheat 41,188,026 bushels, in-
crease 310,9:6 bushels; corn 4,868.851basbels, increase 187,410 bushels; oats3,117,78 bushels, increase 678,257 bushels;rye 221,033 bushels, decrease 3982 bush-els; barley 132,801 bushels, decrease5493 bushels. The amount of grain instore in Chicago on the date named,was: Wheat 14,874,727 bushels; corn879,034 bushels; oats 409,988 bushels;rye 40,592 bushelB; harley 539 bushels.
VISIOSK.Burrna Creamery, 2255c ;dairy, 1
13c; butterine, 13t)l5c; country, 15(322c,according to condition.
Chkesb Prime flats, 5(Tj6c: N. Y. fac-tory, 78c; full cream, 12j13c; Y. A.,12jrt)13c.
Ikss Pobk $12 50 per barrel; sugar-cure- d
hams, packed, 9jllc; breakfastbacon, 8(3)10 jc; clear rib bacon, 6:1c.
Bulk Pork Clear sides, 6jc; clearrib sides, 6c; shoulders, 4$c.
Lasd Tieic--3,7- ; kegs,7jc; buckets, 7'o; s, 8c; 20-i- b
tius,7!c;10-l- b tins, 7ic; b tins,72c; 3--lb
tins, 7c; choice kettle, 83.Lot tsviLLE, June 22. Provisions weak-e- r,
but not qnotably lower. Bacon clearrib sides. 6c; clear sides, 6 jc; shoulders, 4j
4Jo. Bulk meats clear rib sides, 5c ;
clear sides, 6c ; shoulders, 4c. Mess pork,ill. Hams sugar-cure- 9J10c. Lard
choice leaf, 8c.St. Louis, June 22. Provisions quiet
and slow. Porit, $10 75. Bulk meats, carlots, f.o.b. long clear, 5.30c; short rib,5.40c ; nhort clear, 5.00c. Bacon long clear,5 705:c; short rib, 5 .S05jc; shortcrti',. 6ft 6.15c. Hams, gKHl- - Lardnominal,' SSS'S:!5
Nkw Orleans, .Tune 22 Pork dull, $11.Lard quiet; refiaed, liorc, flic. Bulkmeats dull; shoulders, S.SOfiT.Tiuef- - longclear and clear rib, 5jc. Bacon dull andlower; shonlders, 41e; long clear, 6c; clearrib, Ojc. Choice sugar-cure- d canvassedbams dull and easier, 9.20c.
CisciNNArr, Jane 22. Pork dull, $10 75.Lard quiet, 6.40c. Balk meats quiet andfirm; shoulders, 3Jc ; short rib, 5jc.Bacon steady; shoulders, 4?c; shortrib, 6.20c ; short clear, 6 jc. Butter firm ;extra creamery, 18g.20c;" fancy dairy, 12(13c. Eggs firmer, 11 jc. Cheese steady ;
Ohio full cream factory, 6(o7c.Chicago, June 22 Provisions ruled
quiet and e;hibited little channe; messpork fairly active and irregular; price-rul- ed
5c lower, but rallied again, andclosed steady; cash, $10 2V-fil- 25; Juiy,J10 17ji0 5, closed flO 2210 25;August, 510 2"i10 32 j, closed $10 30(5)10 3uj; September, $10 i510 40, closed$10 4010 42J. Lard quiet but steady;cash, 6 60v"i,0sc; July, 65o"Ih.67 jc, closed0.'5f'36b7jc; August, 6.70,'ai6ijj, closed6.72j(?;0jc; September, 6.S08 S5c, closed6H2J(,oib5c Boxed nieaU steady; drysalted shoulders, 3:jlc; short rib sides,5.30(i5.32jc; short clear sides, 5.80(iJ5 85c.On the Produce Exchange butter ruleddull and weak; creamery, 1416c; dairy,13(?14c. Egos heavy, ll(o 114c.
1lcrTtoon iiuurti. iork higher. Lardunchanged.
PKTKOLEl'X JJAEUST.Coal-Oi-l Prime while, wholesale lota,
9c per gallon.Cleveland, June 22. Petroleum firm ;
s.w. 110, 6J.Bradfokp, Pa., Jnne 22. Petroleum
opened at 825 arJ(i closed at S2J; highestprice, 82; lowest, 8I4. Balance not re-
ported.PrrrsEcsG, June 22. Petroleum dull
nd heavy. National TTans.t certiiicatefiQueued at 82 j and closed at 82 $ ; highestpric9, 82 j; lowest, 81.
CoFfFj Common, 8j(7o9c: ordinMv,ft!?.10lc; prime Rio, 1 1(4)11 la; cuoice,12ta15jc; old j'overumpnt, 20Ca2Sc.
Sugar Pure w'nitc, 7Jc; olf white, 6(5'7c; yellow clarified, 6Jc;open kettle,6ojc; refined A, 7Jc; granulated, 7jc;powdered, c; ont khf, 8c,
SioLA8.Sis LouisiBua, common to fair,SK3ic; prime to choice, 48(o53c; syrup,2530c: centrifugal, fancy, 45c; commonto .'air, '"C ; prima to fair, 3540c.
Candiks Sticks, all sizes, in boxes, pailsnd barrels, 8jcBagoi.no and Tiss Bagging, jute, fijrS
lljc; flax, lOfSyiOjc, according 0 weight-Ties- ,
$1 301 40.Soap 8J(o)6ic per pound.Candlks Fnli weight, 12 Jc.Tobacco Common, 28(oV5c ;
other grades and styles, 35(iy0o-- - SnuffGarret's, $11 per case; Ralph's, $10 25 percase; railroad, 9 250310.
Salt Her car-loa- fl 30 per barrel;$1 40 in sacks; pockets,' bleached, 21(7c;coarso, $1 15; car-loa- from levee or de-pot, 610c cheaper.
Cannkh Goods, Etc Prices per dozen:Pineappiea, $1 501 60; peaches,standard, $1 50; seconds, $1 20; tomatoes,
lb standard, f 1 ; $1 251 35; straw-berries, $1 2x1 50; raspberries, $1 15- -
1 25; black berries, $1 10(;tl 25; greengages, $1 25150; pears, No. 2, $1 50;piums, $1 50; asparagus, ?1(A4 50; greencorn, fliail 40; pteen pew, 54 75; coveoysters, full weight, $1 15 ; cove oys-ters, full weight, $1 80: cove oysters,light weight, 65c; cove oysters, lightweight, $1 20; condensed milkC:rown,$8 40650; Eagle, $3 25; Swiss,$0d 25.
Baltimokb, June 22. OifTee dull; Rio,cargoes, ordinary to fair, V(n;8jo.
Naw Obleans, Jn ne 22. Coffee Irregu-lar but quiet: Rio cargoes, and common toprime, 7(5,9c. Sugar firm; common tolair, 4;;i:!'o;c; goon lair to choiw, nominal : oil white, ti(S.ti ; choice vellow clarified, 6jc; choice while, Ojjc Molassesfteady with a good demand ; stock light ;
common to good common, 1722c; fairto good fair, 2325c; prime to strictlyprime, 2033c.
Naw York, Jane 22. Coffee spot fairRio, dull, 8c; options moderately active;sales. 16,250 bags: Jnne, 6J(ol6.8c; July,6.80(36 8,5c; .August, 6.90c j September,6.95tVi;7.05c : October, 7.10c; November,7.10(7.150; December, 7.2071c; Jan-nar- y,
7.20('t;7Jc. Sugar firm but quiet;fair to good refining quoted 5Jfu)5jc; re-
fined, steady; "C," rV"5Jc; extra "Ci,"5Ca,5c : white, extra "C,r 6c ; off "A," He;standard "A," 6jc; powdered, 7J7Jc;granulated, 6 Molasseg firm.
HOrHEKOt.UCiljrPI.IES.VaonTABijes Onions, yellow, new,$4
4 60 per barrel. Potatoes Irisb.new home-raise-
$1 75(i2 packed, $1 loose. Sweetpotatoes, $32 V3 50. Cabbage, $3 754 25per crate. Turnips, $1 60 per barrel.Kraut, new, $4 25(j15 per barrel ; $2 60275 per half barrel. Garlic, $1 j.er 100.
Api-le- s Green apples, $1(31 60.Dried apples, 3j(4ic per pound fromstore. Dried peaches, (o7b from store.Pickles, medium barrel, $7(S)7 be; hallbarrel, $4(24 60; pint jars $1 25 per dozen ;
quart jars, $1 75ft2 per dozen.Poultry Spring chickens, $1 253 50;
old hens, 12 600i;2 75; young and mixed,fl 502 50.
Fbks.'i Heats Peef Good Kansas C.tyetoere, heavy, 7j8e; light, 7c; cows andheifetJ, Cj7c; mutton, 7 jc; mutton sad-dles, 9c: lambs, loV; pork. Sc.- -
Fecit Oranges, $34 50 per box. Lem-on- s,
I3Ci3 50 per box. Bananas, $12 liO
per bunch. Co:oanuts,$5 per 100. PeanutsVirginia, 67c: Tennessee, farmers'
stock, 2Jc;recleaned, 3JlW)4c; roasted, 2jchigher; shelled, 10c. Alirond.i, 18(zia)c.Che8tnnt8 gTeen, 12 jc; dry, 15c. Texaspecan", 10(3tl5c; Arkansas, 4(Sflc Englishwainutfl,12c; Naplos, 6c. Filberts, 14c.Brazil nnts, 8c. Raisins London layers,$2 75(313; Imperial, &3 751. Brandycherries, 33 25 per dozen.
Cidbr llissonri, $7 69 per barrel and$4 50 per half-barre- Kentucky barrels,$6 507; Kentucky $ 1. Vin-egar, 12 j15c per gaiion.
Fisrt Mackerel. 10-i- b kit No. 1, 80c;No. 2, 70c; 15-l- No. 3, 60c.
Eqgs 11c.l)TTOS-SHE-
Cotton-Sk2- d Oim In caHoad lots,prime crude C. S.od, 29(2;,30c ; off crude,25(ai28c; prime summer yellow, 30(ij;3Sc; offsummer yellow, 3536c; Miner's, 36(oJ39c; choice cooking summer yellow, 3S(o)38c.
Less than car-loa- d lots: Cchoice cookingsummer yeiluw, 4042n; choice winteryellow, 4ei50c.
CoTTo-StE- Meai, Prime, f. o. b.,119 25 per ton.
Cotton-Skk- d Cotton-seo- railroad,sacked, $12 per ton, delivered ; wagon seed,delivered, $12 per ton ; river seed, on bank,$10 per ton. Rates established by Mem-phis Cotton-See- d Clearinghouse.
New Orleans, June 22. Cotton-see- oil ;
prime crnde, 2Hjc; summer yellow, 3637c; cooking, 4344c; cake, 2424 ijc Lo.b.Market dull.
MIDUIIU MAKIIET.The following are tbe wholesale prices
of lumbal in this market:Poplar 1 in., 1st and 3d clear, $18(a)
21; 1 j and 2 in., 1st and 2d clear, $22(524;common board, $1012 50; siding strips,lx6, face measure, 1st and 2d clear, $22 ;
ceiling, 1x6 in, 1st and 2d, $20: dressed, 1,ljand 2 in., 1st and 2d, $2S30; com-mon dressed, 1 in., $1415.
TiMBKa Poplar, $5(S9: cypress, $59;Cottonwood, J2(V3; frum,$3i3 50; oak, $5
8; ash, $8; black walnut, $2050.Yellow Pine 1,1 and 2 in., 1st and
2d, $20fi)24; dressed, $30; flooring, 5 and 6in., $25; floorinn, 3 and 4 in,, $27 60;2d flooring, $22 50; heart step lumber, $35
40; ceiiing, $25; I ceiling, $22 50;ceiling, $20.
Cyprhss 1, lj and 2 in., 1st and 2dclear. $23(325; common, $15; fencing,1x6, 16 ft., il6.
Bi.acx Walnut let and 2d, 1, 1 and 2in., $057 5 ; common, $35 50ta40 ; culls,$18
2.--.
Oak 1 to 4 in., 1st snd 2d, $2022;common, 1 and 2 in., $812.
Red Gcm 2d,$1819; common $S10.Cottonwood 1 to 3 In. mill run, culls
out, $1011.Lath Poplar, $2; cypre38, $180.SnisGLES No. 1, sawed or shaved,$4 25 ;
sawed or 6haved saps, $3.Ash 1st and 2d clear, 1 to 3 in., $20
23; common, $ll(i13 50.
UOUNE-Hl'ILIMN- U HATF.U1 AFraming-Lttmbe- r Yard prices Rough,
$15 per 1000 feet ; dressed, $30 ; yellow pineflooring, $25 ; shingles, $34 50: lathingpoplar, $1 75; cypresa, $2 per 1000 laths.Extra prices for extra lengths abov3 20feet.
Limb and Cement Fu. e Alabama lime,75(il85c in bulk delivered ; 90(5)95c perbarrel; in store; Louisville cement, $1 501 10 Dr barret: cement. i2 2o(,i2 50 per barrel; Portland, $i(y4 50; Ro-man, $5; plaster of Paris, $2 50; Hair, 5cper pound ; 40c per basnet.
Nails $2 35 per keg.
vyinsiiY. ETC.Whisky Straight Bourbon, $1 506;
rye, $1 507.Wines Imported port, $1506; sher-
ry, $1 506; champagne American ex-tra, $7()S; Piper Heidsick, $2527;Mumm's extra dry, $29(531 ; Roederer, $29(3)31 ; Ve. Cliqaot, $3133; claret, $3 7513 per box ; Catawba, $4f$5 per case.
Chicago, Jano22. Whisky, $115.Cincinnati, June 22. Whisky, $1 13.St. Louis, June 22. Whisky, ?1 13.New Om.B.'.NS.Jnne 22. Whisky West
ern rectitie.t. $1 03('iil 25.
ri!EHAM PtLTBT.Wool. Choice washed, 2.8c per lb;
1023c; unwashed burry, 1016c ; clear do, 1622c. Market weak.
IIidkh Dry flint No. 1, 16 jc; No. 2,13ic Dry salted, 10(iillc- - Green calted,8jSJc.J Tallow, 6Sblc. Beeswax, 22It''- - Markftf-rirm- .
St. Louis, Jnne Vi.22.- - wl steady, with
a good demand tubwasheu,-f;taw!C- f
washed, 10X220c ; Texas, l0tVJlc.'X.
lIOkSLS AS1 MI LES.Mesars. F. A. Jones A Co., live stock
andcostmission merchants, Monroe street,furnish the following quotations of thehorse aSd mule market:
Horses Good driving, $125(31250; goodsaddle, $140(3)300; plugs, $35(d80; goodmares, !fa5($140.
Mules 14 to 15. S110130: 15 to 15.$12,V3140; 15Jto 10, $140t3)175. Supplysmall; demand moderate.
UYlMirotK BIREET.The Ilnion Stock-Yard- s and Fertilizer
Company reported the following conditionof the iive-stoc- k market, Saturday, June20th: There has been but little done ingdod butcher's cattle for tbe pat week.The receipts have been light for thosegrades, and owing to the extreme dullnessof trade tbe demand has been correspond-ingly light. There has been some trans-actions in common cattle during the week,with the market fairly supplied and equalto the demand. There has been bat littledoinz in medium and half-fatte- d cattle:supply equal to demand. Sheep and lambsin moderate demand and market fairlysupplied. Hogs in light supply and nodemand, w e nave no cnauge to state inour quotations, which are as iollows :
Cattle Choice corn-fe- d steers, 800 to1000 pounds, $4 855; good to mediumcorn-fe- d batchers' steers, $4(5)4 50 ;smooth,fat cowb and heifers, $4(ii,4 75; good tochoice grass fed steers, $3 25(23 75 ; good tomedium baif-fatte- d grass cattle, $3(7 3 25 ;
common, grsziDg cattle, mixed lots, $2(5.3;scallnwag cattle $1 75C-- ! ysarUnfis, $5v '
' 'per heni, -
Sirrtn- G r d io 1 xtra bcivy muttonwea'.hcr, jc ; Minaaa to intdium,
to extra fat, iv) to 70UOUhdM, fci'i.O'j: licht and mixed io!s. St 50(a;2 00 per head.
llWiHiH) to 125 pounds, 4?4o.Ka ns as City, June 22 The Lire Sltx-- In- -
dicalor reports: Cf.ttie rsccipts, 390 head;shipments, 5GS heal; good to choice fatsteady, g!ai5e-- w?a ; exporters, $5 205 40; good to choice chipping, $4 ofieAo 15;common to , $4 6'K''i4 85; b,!ers,f4 2-- 73; cows, 32 75-- 75. Hogreceipts, 10,207 head; shipments, 6103hsad' weak and 10e lower; choice, $3 65;mixed, !j)3 i.0(5ij l0. Sh&ip rec.iprs,$52 bead ; shipments, 356 bead ; quiet; fair10 gooa muttons, u oopja 10; commonto medium, $1 75(3)2 50.
Chicago, June 22. The Drovert' Journalreports : Cattle receipts, 7800 head ; ship-ments, 3000 head; natives, 610c higher:shipping steers, $5(3)5 90 ; Blockers andfeeders, $3 504 75; cows, bulls andmixed, $2 50(4 60; through Tesas cattle,10: lower; corn-fed- , $4 70t5 35; grefaers,$2 75125. Hogs receipts, 30,0o0head:shipments, 5000 head; market firm andclosed Btrong; rough and mixed, $3 80(3)4 05; packing and shipping, t0!yi 10;light weights,'$3 9C(n4 16 ; skips, $3i3 60.fsheep receipts, 2500 bead; shipments,800 head ; market steady ; natives, $2 50(34 25; Western, $2 57(33 75; Texans, $2 25(3)3 60 ; lambs, per head, $1 253 75.
St. Louis, June 22. Cattle receipts,2300 head; shipments, 1000 head; steady,with a fair demand for all good grades;light to heavy shipping steers, $4 805 65; good Colorado steers, ji5 35;native butchers' steers, $4 404 85; cowsand heifers, $3 5(3)4 25; stackers andfeeders, $3 50(34 65 ; grass Texans, $3 20(3)4; corn-fe- d Texans, 23 75(5)4 50. Hogs
ieceiptfl, 600 head; shipments, SOt'Oneau ; siow ana weai ; X orders, k.j4 05;packers, $3 6o(7i.3 90 ; butchers, $4(3,4 10.Sheep receipui, 7C0 head ; shipments, 400nead ; very siow except lor lngti gradeswhich are scarce; good to choice heavynatives, $3 2"K'14 15; common, $2(3)2 60;
RIVER NEWS.STEAKKKX LEtTIiCQ
T11I9 DAT.New Orleans C'r Bitoc Sin, Salter, 10 a m.Bt.Franci.Riror.HKKMAcaKjtDY, Joplin, 6 p.m.St.Francis , Smith, 6 p.m.St. Louts 4.15ELLKMKiirHi8.Baker,6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.Arkansas River. R. L. Cobb, Wodnesder, 6 p.m.White River Chickasaw. Wedneadar, 6 p.m.Friars Point...... Coahoka, Wednesdar, 6 p.m.Oseola.MM...H....DiAV ADAKS.Wednesdar.S p.m.ArkniasCitr..EATl Adams, Tha-siaj- r, 6 p.mClneinnati Ja. W. OArr, Tbondar. S p.m.
HOVEMEI Tft AT TUB LEV EE.Arrival: Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Coahoma, Friars Point; li. L. Cobb, Ar-kansas river; Chickasaw, White river;Ohio, Cincinnati; City of Vickabarg, St.Ijouis; City of Cairo, St. Louis; ArkansasCity, Vicksburg.
Drparturt. City of Cairo, Vicksburg;City of Vicksburg, Vicksbnrg; Kate Ad-ams. Arkansas City; Coahoma, FriarsPoint; Arkansas City, St. Laa;s; Ohio,Cincinnati; Dean Adams, Osceola.
.foat in Pari. R. L. Cobb, Rene Mac-read- y,
Winnie and Chickasaw.Jioatt Due Down. City of Bayon Sara.lioatt Due Up. City of Baton Rouge and
Belle Memphis.Heeelpl YMtcrdajr.
Kate Adams 688 scksseed and 71 pl-g- s
sundries.City of Vickbarg 190 dry barrels, 46
wet barre's, 13 crates and tea hams, 50 sksmalt and 505 pks sundries.
R. L. Cobb 153 Bks seed, lot old iron,17 hd cattle and lot sundries.
Coahoma 3 bales cotton, 35 sks seed, 4hd cattle and 15 pkgs sundries.
Dean Adams 73 sks seed, 74 bdlsshingles and lot sundries.
Ohio 2099 pkgs merchandise.City of Cairo 1193 pkgs merchandise.
rurcits HOVKHKNTI.The Winnie, Capt. Al Smith, goes oat
this evening at 5 o'clock for Si. rancts
This Chic'-asa- Capt, E. C. Postal, lathe Wednesday packet for all points onWhite river.
Tub Lee Line packets even-ing are the Coahoma, for Friars Point, andI'eau Adams, for Osceola.
The KeneMacready, dpt. O. K. Joplin,is tbe packet this evening at 5 o'clock forail points on S'. Francis river.
Tnz Belle Memphis, Capt, Geo. Baker,is Iho Anchor Line packet this evening at6 o'clock for Cairo and SL Louis. AlSimpson is her c erk.
Tue Anchor Line steamer City of BayouSara, Capt. Wm. Baker, will pass downthis morning at 10 o'clock for New Or-leans and all intermediate points.
The Kato Adams, Capt Mark R. Cheek,is the United States mail packet Thursdayevening at 5 o'clock for Helena, ArkansasCity and all way landings. W. C. Blankeris in her office.
The R. L. Cobb, Capt El Nowlsnd, isthe United States mail packetevening at 5 o'clock for all points on Ar-kansas river, going through to Pine Bluff.Chas. Musselman is in her office.
Tb James W. Gaff, Capt. WilliamTichenor, is the packet Thursday eveningat 5 o'clock for Cairo, Louisville, Cincin-nati and all way landings on the Ohioriver. H. C. Bruce is in her office. TheGall will give cheap rates to all pointsNorth and East
GENERAL HEWS.Business moderate.Pleasant on the wharf yesterday.The Lee Line packets, were in and ont
on time.Capt. James Rees arrived borne from
Pittsburg yesterday.Tue John F. Walton, with a big tow
coal for Southern ports, will passKhcstts by river yesterday, three
bales of cotton and felly sacks of cotton-seed.
Tub Arkansas City parsed to St. Louisand the City of Cairo to Vitksbarg lateSaturday night
The Chickasaw arrived out of Whiteriver yesterday evening, and returns to-
morrow as usual.Workmen are engaged laying the foun-
dation of the cutomhooso enclosure wailfronting the river.
Cuiep Clerk Billy Blenkeb resumedcharge of the Kate Adams's office jester-da- y,
after a brief absence for restThe City of Vicksburg passe I to Vicks-
burg yesterday evening, discharging 816packages and adding 10 tons of wayfreights.
TnE R. L. Cobb arrived out cf Arkansasriver yesterday morning with a lot of cotto-
n-seed and sundries. She returns to-morrow evening.
Tub W. W. O'Neil, on her way Southwith a heavy tow of coal, arrived yester-day evening and was moored at the headof tbe island at dark.
Supervising Inspector Garrett, whohad started on a tour of bis district, got asfar as Cairo, where he was taken seriouslyill and bad to return home on tbe City ofVicksburg.
Tns Ohio arrived from Cincinnati, Sun-day, with 2099 packages, and returnedyesterday evening with 172 bales of cot-ton, 40 bales of rags, 30,000 feet of lumberand a good list of passengers.
St. Louis Republican, Sunday: '"Theriverat this point has again commencedrising under the influence of the lateheavy rains. This rise is not merely local,and coming as it djes on an already highriver, may cause coosiderable damage be-fore it subsides."
Mrs. Ann Cavett, No. 927 North Four-teenth street, St. Louis, would like toknow the whereabouts of George W. Ca-vett, who Was assistant engineer on theConfederate ram Arkansaw at the timeshe was destroyed in Red river. Mrs. Ca-vett would also like to have the namesand poBtolhce addresses of some of tbeofficers or crew of the Arkansaw.
Caft. John Klinefelter died at hisresidence in Bunker Hill, 111., last Mon-day, in the seventy-fift- h year of his age.j)teased was a native of Pennsylvania.He was ommander of tbe Penn-sylvania wis" ene Dlew np, nearly 300lives beiDg losf.Durint tfae wr he ownedan interest in the"Grir,'ii3r, & charteredother vessels, with which" Ii? served thegovernment trausporting troopsSJid stores.In 1803 he retired and removed toBuw--Hill, where he has sines residad.
Tns St Louis Rpublcm of Sundaycontains the sad announcement of thesuicide in that city, on Saturday, of CaptIsaac Mcliee, commander of the AnchorLine steamer City of Raton Rouge. Theact is attributed to illneas and domestictroubles, of which no details are given.Capt McKee was an old and experiencedBteanibost master aui pilot and was wellknown in the Missouri and Mississippiriver trades. For the past twenty-fiv- e
years he has been with what is now theSt. Louis and New Orleans Anchor Line atmaster of the Colorado, Urahaui, Helena,Belle Memphis and City of Baton Rouge.eleven years of which time he spent asmaster of the Helena. Previous to hisconnection with the Anchor Line he commanded tbe Gen. Laze, Plonghboy, LucyBertram and other steamers in the Missouri. The last steamer comnanded bymm was ine tjny ot liaton liiuge, tromwhich be was taken on the 9th instant.suffering with a congestive chill. Darinvbis long service with the Anchor LineCapt. McKee was regarded as one of i'rjmost faithful officers, tie loitvea) a wifeand ttyo cuiWieit. '
-WK AT filial AND KIVEB8.
Ornn Sionai. Schtios. TJ. 8. A., IMjwpnia, litiK., Juno 41, 1885, 1 p.m. J
The following observations are taken atall stations named at 7o3 meridian time, whiehis 1 hour factor than Momtibig time.
Changes.
lowAbov
wa.er. Rise. FalT
Feet j loths Feet I lOths Feet I lOi.
Cairo w 30ChattAnoega 4Cincinnati... SDaven Dort 5bubuoue J 1Fort Smith 8
l!elena.... S3Keoknk sLaLe&Tenw'h.. 17Little Hook. 11
Louisville .. 5Jtieiiinhla, 23 2N.ishville .... 5 . 4tKewOrle'nsI 4t'inaua 14 6Pitubunr 3 4Shreveport.. 16 9St. Louis. .... i 6
i. Paul 7 aViekgbgrg..- S9 8
tBelow hik-- mark. 1874.
PiTTnBURO,.June22. Noon Rier3 feet4 inches, and rising. Weather clear and ooul.
Wheeling, June 22 Noon River 4feet10 inohei. and rising slowly. W eat bar clear and(.learjant. ISigut Kiver 4 toet 7 inches, and fall-ing.
Cincinnati, Jnne 22 Noon River 9 feet11 inches and falling slowly. Weather clear andcool. ISo arrivals or departure. IN inhit River 11feet, and rip in?. Weather clear and very cool-S- o
arrivals or departures.Evansvill, June 22. Noon Kiver 9
ffet 10 inches, and falling. Weather clear andwarm. iNo arrivals or departures. Sight River9 feet 4 inches, and falling. No arrivals. De-parted: James W.ftafl, Memphis. Th WyomingWill arrive leavd tor rtew Orleans to-
morrow morning.Louibvillk, Jane 22. Noon River fall-
ing, with 5 feet 6 inches in the canal and 3 feet 4on tbe falls. Rusiness improving. Weather clearand pleasant. So arrivals. Defttrted: Wyoming:.Sew Urleane. Sight River falUcg, with 6 leetnInones in tbe canal and 3 feet 4 Inches on thethe falls. Business dull. Weather clear andcool, soartvalior departures.
CAiRo.June 22. Noon Weather cloudyana warm, iuvor JO reeto inches, and ruing. Ar-rived: City of Uayou Sara, St. Louis, 10 p.m.;cm a ne v union ana tow, iew urieans, z a.m.:Oakland and tow, Naw Cleans. 2a.m; RaymondHomer and tow. Ohio river, i a.iu,; Arkansas
City, VickphuTff, fl a.m. Departed: Sidney n
and tow, 8t. Ioui.-- n.m.; O'ki.iLd endtw, Louis, a a.m.; K;tywnd llornor andtow, Vw OrJtins, 4 a.m.; -- rkann" City. St.lsouin, 7 a m. : Jo'Oph li VV illiam nnl low, .wOrUanp. y a.m. Nigh River fret 5 inrhr,aud rising. Vt eather c!f ar itnl e.wiler. No irriv-o- f
regular packet. lcprtc l: City of UyouSira, .Sew Ci'Ioans.
London, Jnne 22. Arrived : Strut), fromNw York for Liverpool; South Walef, fromPhiladelphia. The I.onta City, from lioton forthis pot, has posted the iAzn.fl. and tho.in-dam- .
from Sew Y rk, haj arrived at AuiriUirdam.
A QUESTION ABOUT
Browns IronBitters
ANSWERED.Tiie qvtwf Itn hae nrahably ten tutknA thoouinle
of timia. ' H iw can Itmwn's Iron Bittffra curtWell, h d(ff n't. B'Jt it 4t. euro My iiwnm
f.r nichmrputttil phjuci&n woul J pnwcrit lldKFhyTUcixjEi rttcviicruxe Ix n aa ttui bontant kmrnn to thv prof.wktn. and iiniuiry uf anyleading nbemto! nrm will uaijktant ite Ui suMXrtitiathl Uiwro ara mure prnpamt tuna uX inm tlion uf auy
ePivveiy tlia irm m a.'iti twlmlirM f be the m tiu rxirt tat f&ct4r itt wnor,iMtta miniicu practice It ia,h:ivfr, a rwiitrknf fiu-t- t t" tlio (Jikciv-T-u- fI(ltlVV N'S I IfON li f ILItS -
.tat let ivz wry mat oombiasUioD hai ovur beuo iiAiud.
EROW.VS IRO.t EinERSruSSlwacLnelitj, or prodaoo ermrtipat ion all other Ironmedic.ndo. ItltOWN rtlUON KITTKfCHtmrrm 1 ndisvefitlnn, II 1 in u WrnfaIlTHprplti4 illalnriiM Cbllta and Fv-r--Tired Ke'llnir.4iuernJ iebillty,Poso in ttuKld, Ilnfli or lAlml,Iladacbr and Ncnrrtl-tn- n
f'r all theae ailmetitji Iron in dailyBROWN'S IRON RITTERS., ;r:mhinta. f.iVB all rrther tbfmujrTi mwticiitM it actab1jw1'. VF:wn by ' i!jo rinrt nn;rtom "fb"c :it In n arwixy. Tim- - mftrni'ir, t!iad!gHttinn hnpr-T-- , t'l-- nreartr.n.In tf,n.t thsi uLf tct ia nsoally mrn rapirl and iTurkM.Ttw lktfin a? (mem u brixhrmi t!w Vinnp , wilor ixmium to iii hwk; rKTvni'rtdtssp funrtf-tDs- r.ru-la- r.
and if nor-it- m mothi r, abandvithi F.iitpU,-- tli rbild. Kann-mif- Itrt.an's Iniittr. tatiia O.N'fV iron Dwiicino t't ic not
7yn(utiu Itruj-fxr- rternmriui it.The Oenaina luia Trnda Murk ctwI nvl lines
onwmpper. TAKK OTIITit.
STtAiEJlrAT?,
The Fnt nni Safe Stdcwheel 6tanier
Will mak. throe trips a week durinir the .uiuioorto 6oanl;in LanUi.'-ir- Ark., teavinfr Momphisevery TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATUKHAYat S r.ra. On Sundnvs the will make hor CI1KAPEXCURSIONS, leaving the wharf at 2, 4 and 8oYltx-- p.m. The Kntiuirercitn le chirttrediirivate picnic? and excursion when not engaged.For Information a:.,ly n tn:,rd.Notice to (Shippers iu the I'pjier J ratie.THE Str. GAYO.SO loft lost even- - . r!T Kfor Paducnh, where she will "yundcrfro repairs, and s,K,n a. ready will re-turn to her regular trade, and will remain perm-anently in the trade as heretofore, and try v dotbe buinec for the people as sa'i'laMnry aa fh.has in the past. V. 1. li AI.L.HcmiihU and Cinciunult I'nckot t'omp'y.
Change cf Time!Summer Schedule!
For Cairo, Evausviile,louiviile and Ciucinnati.
Tiie tegnnt Steamere of this Line willleave Mfiiiphis KVKKT MO.VH.ir autlTHl'KSDAY at 5 p m. Special Kates toBound-Tri- parties to all point.STATE-ROOM- S FEEE tVHILE IN rORT.Thronsrh Tickets lo All Pnlal. North,
tMHt mud He(,For full Information, freight or passage, apply to
R. W. LIGHTBURNE,G. F. and T. Agt., cor. Madison anil Front
mw Te, parlletdmlrlig to make saliortmud plrrtaant trip np tiie river, returnins; tha next aleamer. the IIIHllvrkvTRM er knnn will le mndp.
FOR LOUISVILLE 4SD CINCINNATIMcmpltla i;r(I fiiirinnall I'nrkrt 'e.F4I LullSVILLK AU (l.tlliri.laiii.-- s W. dSafi; rELW. C. Tichen.ir martor,
Will leave on TUUKbl'AY, June 2,th, at 5 p.m.For freight or passage apply to 11. t . Mil R
S" K, Agent, corner M.nli'-o- and Frnt ?ts.
FOR CAIRO AND KT. LOUIS.ft-- Lonlsand owurlmiia An.ti.tr I neIf. (. Mull FOB CAIKO AND ST. LOUIi,.
iselle Mem plus ,Geo. Baker master. wl
Will le.wefrom the Elevator THIS DAY, June23d,at6p.m. Tor freight or paf.'iago apply toC. L. If ai.i.. Pa- -. Agt. Al) STOHM. Snp't.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.St. Lonls snd Kfvl tsrlcna Anchor LlueU.S. flnil FGKSEW OKLEASH.
W- - W. Baker...master, WWRSSWWill leave from the Klevator THIS U A 1 , June23d, at Id a.m. For freight or p.iage apply to
C. f,. Htt.l.. Paw. Art. T) STORV. Snn't.
FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.HILT I1.4KHT blte A
Bluck Rlvor II. H. 3'iiil fwkrl.For Indian Bay, St. Chiries. Clr.rendon, DevalliBluff, las Are, Autinta. Jacksonoort, Searcy,Batesville, Powhatan mi Pocalioniaf SteamerALUlHTA, Ao. Z,
M. R. Harry, master, 'f3sBr3-wil-leave Mem phis every mturiay at 5 o'clockp.m., connecting direct with U pper S'hite river
pae&et for Po.'hatn and Pocahontas, and withthe Daily Packets to BatosvUle and Upper Whit,river.
Through Rates te all points.Freight oonsigned to Milt lltirry Line, Memphis
or Terrene, will b. promptly f, rwardsd.R. W. L1UIITUURNE. Agt.,
Cornrr and Kf-ri- Hirrtip.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas RiverPACKET CO.
United Stateg Mail' Line.
For Pine Bluff and all Way dir.es on Arkan-sas Kiver The new aad elegant steamer
IS. Ij, COBB,d. Rowland... master.
LoavoS as HOOVQ
Every Wedufidiiy tit II p.m.For general information amdy at ouioe, No. 285Front street. 11. 0. I.OWK, Agon t.Planter Indrpcucles.. pAcket For Ter-
rene, Ked Arkansas Poet, Pendleton,New Gascon? and Pine Bluff Steamer
J2d. Foster,J. V. Knhn. m fista
Will leave as above KV'KRY 6ATLHiiA .atp.m. t or freight or passage apply on board, orto K. K. THOMAS. Arrnt.
FOR 8T. FRANCIS RIVER.The St Francis lUver Transportation Go's
Fin. U. 8. Mail StsamarIleno SSacready. - s)
0. K. JopliT, maJVer.WII.I. LEATK MKMfUII EVKKT
trj'Of tCK for Karianna, the Citt-Of- f, and intermediate ra."1'." on nl 'rancis river. AO
tain resorv VST. J, ?u bdeems unsafe. Ji.- - " J a., fauperiutena.nt.ttt't. So. 4 Madi..',i i?.-- -
LEE LINE STEAii,'"8- -
Memphis, frier. I'otut aud s.f"For Holeaa, Ulendsie, Friars Point and allAtaauings oteamer
COAHOMA,B. T, Clagettma-te- r I Piatt Rhoici clerkWUlleHver,boveor.eTery!tii)AV.WDKA;b-HAVB- d
FRIDAY . ato'oiooVp.Hi.For EandoIph.Fulton , Osceola snd War t aadiog,
Steamer DEAN ADAMS,J. H. Cooper, matte? .J. W. Kmithors elerkLeaves as above every MOKDAY, VtliDKliS- -DA x and FRIDAY at 5 p.m. Ihe bceU of thisline reserve the right toj ass all landings tti. cap-tain may deem OT.,af , OiS-e- ., 5o. i Madison st.
JAMK;. T.KB. ,!.. HatieH"iend.nt..
Memphis, Arkuusas City and VicksborfrPacket Conipanj--U.S.M- aU Line,
For Helena, lurreue and ArkansasCity Th. new andeleaant ni..,enn,r itnain..
KATE ADAJSSjXiCM. R. Cheek master I W. C. BltnkarlSiT
Leaves ftlemtihi.EVERY MONDAY ti THURSDAY, at 5 p.m.
The steamer WILL S. HAYS wi!l theioksburg trade, commencing Saturday. October
3d. and leave every Saturday thereafter Forgeneral information ar.ply atr.tnre, No. Front'W-,,...-. WALWORTH, Agent.Pay.crcer A rent.
Memphis & Whits River Pkt Co.V. H. MAIL LO.
STR. CiilCKASA W,x.id;K. C. Poitaw.M.aiutr I 0. M. Posui...oierkClaresxlna, Devalijtv l&r lUm Arf, Aa-tust- a,
and Nearry.LEAVES MKMPtUS EVERY WEDNESDAY
at 6 p.m. Through rates to all points.Freight consigned to Memphis and White
iiTeri:a:sti;o. will berorwaraed promptly,H.C '"v-" Whnrfhnnt.
MATHEY HAYLUS'TJeed for ovr 2j wild preat pnoccss by tbft
phyEicinnBof P:iip, Now Yorkatnllstunlon, audfttiirioTtoUotb,T t'T Uif rroniT'tciireofcil rae,rrtfntor of knT Ptiindintr. Pot up orly in Gluts BottlescnnfflniDir 64 OpbuIpw . I'TJiris l.i CENTS.MAKJM THl'M T14E iiHAfKST CAl'SUlaIK THE MaKKLT.
Notice.Clrenit Conrt of Sholby County, Tenneflfiee
Kansas City, Springfield and Moinphie lir.UroadCo. vs. Francis White.It apearing from the pe.iiion, filed tn this
cause, which is swora to, that the defendant,Francis White, is a o( the State ofXennrssoe ;
It is therefore ordered. That he mrba Visappearance herein, at the conrtbotis in the Tax;
of Shelby county, Tenn., on or be-fore tbe third Monday in September next, ISS.and plead, answer or demur to plaintiff's pe-tition, or the same will betaken for confessed asto mm una sec tor nearmr ex parte; and that acopy of this order be published onsa a wee a forfour succeFive weeks in th MdiBrh Anneal.
Alcopy Attest; JOri. VBL, Clerk.y tio. J. Campbell. DenutT Clerk.ewican Krb, Attorney tor Plai n ti ft.
Manhood RestoredKKMiOJT t KKE. A TICtim Of Vt.rit h '.utn.i.n.rl.n,.uing lrematiire Ifrci, Aorron Debility, hostManhood. te.,bving tnrd in Tain everr known
wrwdy.uajfiifkxrvtired a Kimpio meanufwhk-- be w.l! wird I KKK to his f
DR. D. S. JOHNSON'S
Medical Bispcnury ,Kc. 17 Jcftersoa fct.
Between Mada and Vroat, HrmpUhESTABLISHED VA 18C0.1
DH.J0UF.IJ0N iJactfiowieHsvd by all rur'iby i'ar the i(.s'.rcei'rul ')if ianln ti.e tiratmer.l cf privr'te or reorft :;
evoi. Quick, iriaamat enrer gnariUQtiJ nevery ear: tn.i'r, or itu.lc. Pit caret rWtsBrrhra and cur.;i ia u f'-- dyz, wioat tne n oi inrrfcury, clmriin Jiel or 1
drawee from buiine., tiertoituary tSyrhiiiSt iIwt Testi:e withr.ut the ore t it-- r
cor7. avtlbrti.'y Ict-- of Fmen t.xii Ir ashortttoiv. buten-r- i fro u im potency lot: cisexual powers retire 1 to Ire yjtvf in awoo?. Vutims of seif-r.?- e and fic; .iTAwery. snCeriot from t rmtorrhaa aoa- - iru tphyie:'.l or mental power, and
i articcinr atencios paii lo usUtwwi of Woxcn, and earefl aaranteed. '.'.$and olJ nores ceicl wi'.b 'Ut the ne of caoetiiM fthe knffo. All eonnaJtili ?i striatic eon ff dent'uljsModieintg seut by eii.--l W ait parts ol tigecu '.try.
Worklrcavea ctaraZ at half thettsnal pri--
Ottcebouri fiOia a.ni. to r tu.
D3. mm' CCLCIM 5?i:CIF13A POSITIVE CUFIE FCR
DRnEHSSOK THE LIQUOK HABIT.
It fiin li" rlvpti !n .i ni) of ci ; nr f ft w 'tTsntthf kn.-- i Hi- - pcrs.i'1 . in; 11 As n! il u, yliiriiil- -. :.! ,! i;i !,.h-- ti Min r.! ycur', v, (, n.iti-- nl K h inf.). 'MP iirii.k- r orin u!f..h.li, Ji i,n p.i'M fiHxiuU i if hi .(;.ii- t cur- -lii.i f'illiu,l. nfver ImiU. Fl il7i pr'..:.-- l witn n. ffft ii (.".i.th'-- t:( uU:CluiMsin:hty for ttit upiM-- it" tit';i:.
4il4cm frrlfle I'rop'r, i lavlnaatl, U.
FOR RAL3 Tl VA.RZ."iKCRT&CO.Druts,fer. Inn mul Ailnmf Si-..- . nUn for. itlnla
nn.1 Mnrkrl KiH., 'II iri.'I.Call r xvritp lur rirnlin and fn'l pimifiilArt
Dropsy Treated FreeDR. H. H. GREEN,
No. 55 Junes Avoune, Atlanta, CaMA SJPKOALIST FOR Kl.tVtN TEAK
PAST,Han treated Dropsy and Its complications withtbe most wonderful fiucee??; ucea vt'Kctiitfie rem-edies, entirely harmless. Kcioores all syutptomsot Uropsy in eight t. twenty day.
Cures patients pronounoed by the bestof phyidi-iaiis- .
Iroin tUe firpt d'ec the symptoms rapidly Jiappear, acd iu ten daD at least u of allBy mp to ins are removed.
Some may cry huoibuK viiaont koowicgnny-thin- eabout iv. KeiiAcmber, it dn nv.l toft yuu
anything to rcaliie the merit:' i.f u;y treatmentfor yourselt. In urn tiny ihu difheuity of breath-iu- g
is relieved, the puie made repuirir, the urin-ary organs made to dipchar.-- tlmir full duly,lecp i restored, the rwelling all or nearly coae,
the strength incrcn.ed, and ai oiittj uiilegood- I aiu coimUr-tl- curir;-- ; chscp it Ion: ftaucares that have ben Uipied a number oftimes, and tbe patient deciarei unublo to live aweok. tiend tor lu days treatment; diiertionsand term free. Give lull biotory ot ca.-'c- Namesex, how long atilicted, how badly swollen ardwhere, is bowels costive, have lens burstedand driped water. Send for free paiui hist
tectiuionial?, question? cto.Ten days t eatuient luniiched free by 'mail.Epilepsy ui poeU'veiy i.
11. il. J HEEN.M.D.,55 Jones Avenue, AtianU, 0.State this purer.
THIS OUJLC.12ITMAGNOLIA C0TT0X GIN,
- 'V
Feeder p,nd Condenser.Th- - rortuoMt Standard Cotton Uin INow
ManarHctarcil.At the World's Cotton Cenfenniat Kxp'1ion
in New Orleans, it has iit taken the 'll:rhetAward, Diploma and Uold Modal for liKht-d-ul- t,best sample anU general utility."
Our uiachinoti are oimple and durnble, clean theasod thoroughly, and produce a large yield.
They never break the roll in ginning, nor c.nkeunder the severeuttest. They re aleo ligbt-dral- t,
gin fnft, and for superior enmplo htve nvcr beeneiuttled. For prioe", etc.. nddre.s
tiULLlfcTT WIN C().,AVrTE, LA.OrOrgi1.! Hrothrn A ., Memphis 1 t un.
41. oia,
sPROS.iithfulHAItRIS' s too In indiiici.m'A. re
"overbraln work. Avr Ijt.te tiiipoBiiirn ol pirten
I s,v I -A RADICAL Cone FOR? fCir.ular'erwtTrut Pa:k- -
Cranio Weasaessil 4ir7.XsPHTSTPsT. B itionloLtviJlpniaor incAJaipnwijje i.
EKCAY, wry. f iimiicd ci.: .. prircl- -
Ajied Men. ti' sw't . I til!
Tfstto TOW 6EVTN j
Years by use inmamy umI hT- ru.Mnfi tLe bu- -
Thousand CAateV I .t r,:; ::it.i in rrslrtrj
ona Month. - cm nr. liareirivcTitarVisL .
Two Month. - ? 'at ar.rj.hlSvMin.b.'.'.fttt'i jee .atoiube, vrnn.h euu atxualv.KARRIS REMDT CO. FCCf
SQQ K, Teatij fit. ST. X.OVia,yjt
CHANCERY SALEOF
BAL ESTATE.Iso. R. Chancery Court of Fholby conn-t- y
H. L. Bedford et al., Exorutnrs, etc., of li.W. Bedford, deoeaoed, vs.C. M. W aid ran et al.
JY virtue of an interlocutory decree of palein the above eaue on the 2 ah dny of
March, 1S5, M. B. 47, page 274. I will neil at pub-lic auction, to the highest bidder, in front ol tiieClerk ani Mapter's office, courthouse of fchelbyeounty, McinphU, Tenn., on
Saturday, Jnne 27,within legal hours, the following- - oesoribed prop-erty, fituntcd in Shelby ooanty, TenD--Just north of the l;ixing-li(tnc- t of paid county,being part; of the B. K. Thomas subdivision, sndk.o"., n as tbe 44 Homestead Kcnervo " by the platofrecord in i'lat Book 1, page 64, in the Hetitior'sotnee of said county.
Also, block 2, containing 21 ljts, numberedfrom 1 to 21, inclusive.
Allot block 3, except lot 8, said block contain-in- ;20 lots.
AIm, 1oU3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and R, in block 4.Also, loig H, 4, ft, , 7, , 9, lu and 11, in block 5.Also, block 5, containing 12 lots.Also, block 7, containing 6 lots.Also, block 8, cont ticiDg 1'2 lots.Also, block 9, containing 12 lot.AI50, block 10, containing li tots.Also, block 11, contusing 1 lota.Also, biock 1?, oontaining 7 lots.Also, b!ojk IX containing 14 lot,AIfo, lots 12, U and 14, in bluck 14.Abo, lots H, 7, 3 and lu, in block 1.Also, all the streets lying north of Brir-kle-
and eouth of the south line of WhitetK8Bi ast f Park street and to the east lino
of Che-tn- ut "treet included all containing HifloriM. Also, all th iniorjt of the
detendTntR,in Prk 8treet-Terms of S'e0n eredit or seven mnnlhs;
purchasers execu(Va w,uh ,ei"ty. and Henretained to gure tclii l- -
Fraier A Boyle, Clapp A Be.71"' Jobaato AFord, Solicitors.
Ii2AIi ESTATE,Ko. 5017, R. D- - Chr.neery Court of Shelby coun-
ty State ot Tennessee vs. J.H. Olivwretal.BY virtue of an- - interlocutory decree tor sate,
entered in the above cause on the Mh day oiBecember, 1KS4, M. B. 4, page 12, I will sell, atpublic auction, to the highc.-- t bidder, in front ofthe Clerk and Matter's oftice, courthouse offchelby eounty, Memphis, Tenn., cn
Nal nnlay, Jnly is, 1HS5,within legal hours, tbe following described prop-erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.,
Lots 23 and 24, block 1, fronting 24 feet each onthe oast side of Water street and running b'tt--
to the base of the bluff of the Missiipia ri . cr,as shoen by the plan of Fort Pickering, ifo 1 aproperty of the Lafiin k Rand Powlor Co.
LoU 31 and 32, block I, Kurt Pickering, front-ing U4 feet each on the east side of Water ttrcetand running hak between parallel lios 7U lect.Sold as property of Kenneth tiarrett.
Lot Hi, block 13, fronting 25feeton the nrrthweft corner of Jackson and Fourth fltroets, Muthward, and running back north between parallellines ltiU feet to a alley, iiotd as propertyof Edmund Taylor an suanown heirs of Annatirordon.
Lot2ri. bToK 12, fronting 25 feet on the south8ide of Alnbama street, tenth ward, and raoniDgback between parallel tines feet to an alley.Sold as property of Alice and F- ti&ss.
Lot 14, block 4, fronting 25 feet on the northcido of Alabama ijtreet, tenth ward, and runningback between parallel lines 11 feet. tSold aspr. party uf the unknown heirs of BenJ. B. lior-n- er
Lot 13, block 7, fronting feet on the west sideof fecond street, tonth nard, and running backbetween rar)lel lines 100 fubU Sold as propertyQf Bridge1 Powers.
Lot 4' block 1, Fort Pickering, fronting 24 feeton the west side of Water street by &0 feet deop.Sold ss property of the Memphis Ga.ilight Co.
B't 2, block 2, fronting i feet cn the eastside of Promenade street, tenth ward, and run-ning back between parallel lines 10 (Wt. Soidae property of W. B. Reid and A. liittlold.
Lot 16, block 17, fronting X feet n the northside of Carolina streAt. tenth ward. Fort Picker-ing, and running back between parallel lines UOfeet. Solua. proerty of John Morgan.
iotf, block 2, Fort Pickering, fronting feeton the west side of Front street and runningback between parallel lint l&S feet, bold asproperty of Chas. Lo.and.
Lou &t, 40 and j block 1, fronting each 24 feeton the outside of the Batteor, Water strt, andrunwing back between para lei lined Va feet,bold as property of W. W. Hurt and 8. Buck.
Part lot 3, block 38: Beginning at the southeastcorner of lt conveyed by Lewis liraham to J. J.Murphy, March li. PVtt; thence northwardly sndparallel with St. Martin street 34 feet to theCiiiiUrof said lot; thence westwardly at rip:Hangles through the centcrj(.(f said lot &o feet ;
thence southwardly and parallel with St. Martinstreet 32' feet to the uth line of aforepaid lotthence eastwardly with said sonth lino M feet tothe beginning, beirif east of bayou on alley.6old as property of Mary Moaus.
Lot 11, block 2, front'ug 26 feet on the west sideof Front strept. Fort Pickeries, tenth ward, andrunning bark feet. Sidd as pr4'erty ofStephen, James, Elizabeth lliirgina, et al.
Terms of SaleOn a credit of eif months; notewith security, beaiing iotoreft. re'iuired; lienretained; redemption barred. This J una Id, lv,
B. I. McBOWELL, Clerk and Muster.By TI. F. WaUh, Deputy Clerk and Master. 'F. U. A C. W. iivukeU, Svlicire,
A POSITIVE CareP 1 n I (!
riot i. l.: liiT.;One hex will cure the most obsUnave ease ia four
IVo r.iawuti dnscg of cu.cbs, opiba or oil elsiinJtiaiTo.id that tre certain to prosm dy.;epeisjby dc?rri:,,r the e aiins i,t tue at- much.r 1' , ? I .'i. bold by all droiT ci.t. .r tii:nirt nilreotii tof price. r'.r turther parti"if"-:'.i:- (of
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Ohio. Soli hf PruffMi,rv e ti ov.
CHANCERY SALEop
REAL KMT ATE.No. 32v9 Court of Fholby Countybt;ttc uf Teunre n. . fc. Butier et al. : No.
1 Citj oi Mauphif vs. Jee Page, guardian,ec. al. ; N.. e..l ii. p. Aadenoo vs. Marthai'niKiell at at.
B of Interlocutory decree for paleentered in the u.ove raen on July 6, 1M,
and Beoemocr t:t and February 13, lKa'., Iwiil f;!. At puolic imjiMi,, , the hlghrnt bidder,in fr.r.t nf the Clerk and Maxtor', oilioe, court-house of tbe by eoiiniy, .'Jeiuphis, Teoo. on
HrtTtirilii', iuae 1 HHA,within let".: i. u?, tie i'.!lowin,c describe i pmx-er-
, filtered iu the Taxing-Liutric- t of .iheibyoonntv, Tenn.,
P of t . s, in block i'J, fronting fret onc" i Ic oi t -- ii. !t etftt, between Vance and El-
liott strfcU. ruDoiii back 7;. ieel, bcingthe couthi of said bit , fronting to r.choU street, itsomh line being the line of the Butler
tritftiH d itn we.--t line being the cat line of ,,fcho. i. owntd by d:fvndant Meath, Uumes,dr avern.r and othi rt.
Part ol lot. and 4, block fid, fronting JiO freton the w(U cide of Desoto street and runniflitbak lJr tcet. being situated at the .iihweritcor-nerof Wsofj and liayoo sUecUj owned by sajia
dv teminnu.t No. 13, block 67, frcrir.g W fert on the
South side of I nion iirwet.be wien Hernandotret ruuoiug back2n; feet, ownedby satire defeo Janrj.Part of Uis 4 and ft. blck M, fronting 1 feet
on th nurti ?idc ul Linden swt, runnirg barklJ toet, raid lot being between Def-t- and TurleyscreoTs and its eiiFt luie being 2H fvet west ofTuriiy "ircot. owned by same defendants,
Lou No. 11 and 1. ttlock fronting 141 feeton tha west side of Turney street and 2 (net indepib, being at tte m.rtbwert corner of Turleyac J Lindtn Ftroet-- , owned by aid dclenda.nts.
Jorui5 of Sj1,- i n acrt .iit of ik uionthi ; noteswith fcurCy: hen retained : redemption burred.This iUay 2'), ltv.
S. 1. Mi POWELL. Clerk snd Master.By H. F. Wuhh, Uci uty Clerk anl Ma:ter.J. W. li amp ton aid Jwbn Johnston, iolsThe sale?wf Hbore i continued ontilNMiitrdiiy, Juue 27, l.1t at 12 iu. ThisJune 3, lv.)
;S'J- Clrrk and Master.By J. M. Bi,,aluy. I'CfUty Clerk and Mailer.
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Sick Headache, MalariA, Inoiocstion. 8oua6towach, Dad Breath. VERTi.io, DvseMTtnv,iAt)nOire, tNLAHOKO SPLEEN. OROWlNrt--
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DOSE, ONE BEAN". PRICE, 5 CETTTfilAk for HIl.R MilMto uii v U'litrcn, -- fl in !.tnin-- So!l bjr Iruj:t.'it9o:; t Mi :u r.i ev. rj tnr. r KrfcJ.F. SMITH at, CO. biuPrapa. St. Louis, MO
Ko. WSR. D- - Ch.m ery Court of Fhalby Coun-ty, Tenn J. A. Wives et ai. vs. the MullaUjC. and U. Co. et al.
PV HL' ANT to n order of sale In this oaure onliunday, Jnsie 3, between 10o clock a in. and 2 o'clock P.m., I will sell infront of tiie couT'.Uou'fr, Memphis, Tenn., thefollowing ;dcriited property, namely: The entire lc:FA.' id intorct of the parties to this :uitip tae premise? on tbe southwest corner of Auc-tion and Fr nt Mrefis, which pafed by the leasefrom too Milbi.ru (iin and Machine Company toHi- - defpntiant. Ii. A. Mullaily, subject to theterm a and con of tne faid leiue, and of theleiiao from A ui '"' Woodruff, as trustee, underwhich tbo said Milburn tiiu and Machine Coio-pat- iy
holdti the naid promteos. And also all theengines, boilers, machinery and other propertyued in or about or belonging to the paid Mulln'iyCrushing and Keeping Company, and inHuuiorall that may be embraced in the inventory of J.M. F"wlkts, (he receiver, on flic with the C'erkand M.ipter, except nuch products of the mill ashave already been Fru or otherwise disposed ofby tbe said receiver under the former orders ofthe Court. And nil the bagcing, ties, sacks,oftice furniture and tixturos, safes, tools, lamps,pipe fittings and o her property ot the said Mul-lai- ly
Cradling and Kenning Company of everyd8criptiun, whether embraced in the said
or not, and wherosoover or in whosoev-er'- scustody or contnd ti iuo may b. But it
If not intended th-- .t any dobta owing to the saidCompany, or any c a usee in action belonging to it,shall be scd or ditpo5cd of.
All the property herein def ribed to be "oldwill bo sold tvs a whole, except one battery of fivacrufbiug relU and tour iinters, and one stand ofprop Pea, including pumps, ctop and hydraulicripe? ard tv'i hejitur', being the ssmoI t furnished by t ho Milhurn tiin and .MachineCompHnyto the MuKally Crushing and Re6ninsrCompany. The articles so excepted will each bofold "eparatcly.
'forms of Sale d cash: balance Inequal installments of fix and twelve months;notes of purcri.uers payable to tbe or. lor ot thoClerk find Master of said Court, with interestrom date, with security to be ai prov d by the
receiver. .j. M. FOWLKKS, BecMveM m. M. Ran-loip- Taylor A Carro KBte
Wrr.nor. tijiciturs.
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QUICKEST SELLING, .
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EVER PLACED ON SALE.
FOIt SALE BY
HAVetter&Co.Agts. Memphis, Tena
SHIS. A. 15I1TAT,li Caul St., New Orleana,
BrsciALTita ro Maaiko
FliiVUS ANB BAXTERS,And Dealer in all kinds of Paraphernalia! for
booteiios. Associations ana Clubs.aiJLK.eOLD NUTEX ISBXOIBEHI1M
Mad. tn or.. p.w Ar.stimal.s
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E0YAL HAVANA LOTTERY
DRAWN AT HAVAKA. CUBS, 1
Every 'J to 1 1 Iays.' TICKET! IN FIFTHS.
Vt liula, n; Fractions, pro rHla.Rm that the nam. H,il'l.n k Co. is the tlrket.Nui,jt to no manipulation, i:r,f ,ntri)ilfwi bf
the re lied in interact, it tho fnircsl iIjiiik iatlio tiMure of clmnre in
For 'nil.Taiati.io anil i ... u .. r. uit ly to SHIP.BKY A. C ., benpr.-fc- Aents, l.iz broalwa,, N.X. Citr. oiNu.t) WMtCvurtat.,MoiLvku,leiii4
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