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THE MEMPHIS OD-ALILY APIEX&3A:T.lTEDAY,i DECEMBER
oo
1SS8.
RAILWAY RECORD.
ARIVAUAMi3Dfc.TUHEOFTRAlNa
fhPMprakf, Olil and IHouth western
Trains move as follow.: No. 2 (expreaa daily)
leaves il .:: a.m.; No. 8 (mail daily) at 8
a.m. ; No. 6 (Covington accommodation daily ex
cel Sunday) at 5 p.m. No. 1 lexpret daily) r
rives at 3 m.; o. 7 arrive at 2:0) p.m.: No.
6 tCovm-rton accommodation daily except iSun
dav at H:l a.tn.
M oiupliiw and l.flfle Rofk-Trains move
toiiuwa (-entri standard time) : No. 1 leave
daily atd:4 p.m.; arrives ot 11 p.m.; No. 3
leave at ft a. w ; arrives at 7;tS a.m.; No, 5
Ureiiiht) lenve llopefieid daily, cxcei Sunday,
at 6:3!. a.m. ; arrives at oVJii p.m. ; No. 7 (through
freirht) leaven llopetirld daily, except Sunday, at
h: p.tn. ; arrives at i:l,r a.m.
ItoniMvlla Rutl AaMlivlIle Trains move as
follows; Faat mail arrives d;iily at 4:4f a.ia.;
leuves at 11 ::i5 p.m.; mail I eaves daily at H:li)
a.m. Brownsville accommodation leaves daily,
except Sunday, at 4 p.m.: mail arrives daily
at 4:st) p.m. Urown-ville accommodation arrive"
daily, except Sunday, at 8:10 a.m. (standard
timet.
Memphis and C'liarlewlan Trains move
as follows : Througti express leaves daily at
ll:r)op.m. Mat I and express leaves daily at 7:4
a.m. iSoinervilie acemiimodation leaves daily,
except Sunday, at 4:.H) p.m. Through expreaa
arrives daily at lt:'V a.m. Mail and express
arrives daily at 9:40 p.m. Somervilie accommo
dation arrives daily, except Sundny. at H'-Sj&.w.
HiM.ltpnt emJ Tennessee Trains move
as follows : Sow rlcans mail loaves daily at 5: 45
p.m.; ftardia accommodation leaves daily, except
Sunday, nt 1 :;W pm,; freight It- n at daily, ex
oept Sunday, at : li a.m. New Orleans mail ar
ives daily at a.m.; Sardia accommodation
arrives dnily, exr-?t tSundriy, at 9 a.m,; freight
arrives daily, except Sunday, at 3:l'Jp.ui. ire:bt
rains earry paaaenfrani.
14mmumi 4 i I , Srinafiell anrl Memphf .
Pas.tcnjrer trains leave M. and T. depot at V :)
a.m.: arrives at 5 p.m. daily. Through freight
leaves Wet Memphis at II a.m.; arrives at 2:40
p.ui. Way freight leaves Weft Memphis at 4
a.-n.; arrives at 8 p.m. JTreiicht and ticket office,
Wo. 31 Madifon street.
Little Uo K fwrfi.TImryilay: "(.'has.
atraki r. Si. Loui. Iron Mountain itnd South
ern railway. The plnintitf ued fir fl"-'tdaiiiugcs
for beiug out on" of tin? train ; the jury, on trial,
n-weoed the damage ut $'). I'cieiidaut fiied mo
tion lor new trial . '
Uncle Joa Bakkkl roruluctor on a
freight train on the Tex and St. Louis railroad,
was nearing Ingtroll, and had orca.-ion to leave
hot train, with two tights, with which he pro
rvcrifd to signal il. (ioinff backward on the tra-k
he lid I mi a t!rtl''-hridire, and before he could rise
orextri'n liini.-lf his own train barked upon
him, ma-hinv both legs and right arm in a horri
ble manner. The tram hand took bim into Tex
nrkana and bis wife wus cent for . Shortly after
she arrived he died.
Ciiattaxlkh.a Time, Thursday: "It
ace nm that the standard time adoptnd by the rail
roads throughout the t nited States in November
will prove a dismal failure. When the time went
intoellect there were It minute difference be
tween that and eiiy time. For a lew days the
time was observed, but since then it his been
very irregular, and now it is only few ititiutc
slower th.m (.'hiiitanooga time, and there i a
difference on nearly ecry line centering here.
The irregularity it causing a great dal of incon-
vcuience to me traveling puoiic, and mme rem
i l- alum 111 IiuhiuikiIi V n..,fl "
1)1 11 01) EX & WICK HAM,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
OFFICE, EXCHANUE BUILDING.
Ivan mum L?ity, MiKfsonri.
Iroit ntlntlun pnid to opllon order
DR. D. S. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
Medical Dispensary,
No. 17 JelTerHon St.,
Bstwepa Main and f ront, Jtf cinibl
ESTABLISHED IN lfiHO.l
DR. JOHNSON i acknowledged by all parties
interested as by far the moot successful phy
sician in the treatment of private or secret dis
eases. Quifk, permanent cures guaranteed in
every race, mule or female. Recent cases ot
(jnorrhea and Syphilis cured in a few days, with
l out tho ue of mercury, chiiocj of diet or hin
drance from biMines. Secondary Syphilis, tbr
last ve."tige eradicntcd without the u.-e of mer
cury. Involuntary loss of semen stopped in n
short time. (SuHurern from impotency or loss oj
sextinl powers recto roil to free vigor in a few
weeks. Victims of aolf'-abuse and excessive
venery, sufioriiiK from spermatorrhea- and loss ol
physical or tueotal power, sieedily and porma
nently cured. Particular attention paid to the
lMi'uuxcrt of Women, nod cures guaranteed. 1'iles
and old sores cured without the use of caustic or
the knife. All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express to all parts ot the
Country.
itr Workingmen cured at half the usual rioos.
Office hours from ( o'clock a.m. to p.m.
1. S. JOHNSON. M.T.
EEB&
FSODUCE
COMMISSIO.V MEKCII'XTS
AlIH.
l'oinlot'H,
OaioiiM,
ICutlcr,
ClievM;, Etc,,
Corn,
OlltH,
It ran,
141 per ISuks TAc.
326-328 Front St., Memphis.
Krclcliiraucr A; Tomlinson,
tScri n.HSORii to Jamu Fuhkett),
1I1KUAL niKKCTORN,
"XT051- 317 AND 31" SKCOND ST., MEM Til IS.
A Full Line nl Metallic t"aea and Caskets.
Cloth-Covered t'nnkets, Hurial ltol.es, etc., always
on hand. aerC.0.1. Orders byTelegraph will re
eat ve our prompt attention. 1I'Iiom So. ftH
YP
i'OUM)ltV,
168 Vint Mrrei, C" -rtnnati, OAml
ALLISON A S 'ITH.
1'h. typ. on which thl piMr U prints! I. ifonl
l rwww ruuDurr."- r-u. iflrrwi
As an invlgrant, Jotetters Stomach Hitters
hn received the im.nt po'tive indorsement from
eminent physicians, und has long occupied afore
tnst rank among standard proprtetiry remedies.
It- propeaties as an alterative of disordered con
ditina el the stmiiach, liver and bowels, and a
prevent e of malarial disease are no lea re
nowned, and bate been accorded emphatic pro
te'Mnnal recommendation.
Kor sale bv l'ritggirts and Healers, to whom ap
ply for lloxtetter's Alw:inr 'rjv4.
A. J. VIKKK. J. A. HARTgANK.
A. J. VIE3VXA & CO.
IMrORTKRS AND DEALERS IN
(Duns, Itilles, Ammunition
AM) F1SI1IX(J TACKLE,
. SI5 Main Mlrcci, MompliiM.
'PIIE I.rcnt .nil Ho.t Anrtm.nt in th, eity.
CHELSEA TANNERY
. ni riiii ti.riR nav,
TANNEKN AM) CLUttlEltS.
OS THE INSTALLMENT TLAX,
NEGOTIATED BY
fllANCIS SMITH & CO.,
t$. W. Corner W.hinHi and Crawfonl Sa.
VK'KHRI RU. MISS.
NO COTTON REQUIRED.
rum.n .h.iuld ini make luam until they bar
InvctintU). our pt.o no rate..
.-ri kc. v w .")' : w
For a,.- by J. W. TWKUr.LI A ..
71 ..4 4,9 Mala at.. at,.,pl,t. Irwin,
Kotico to Contractors
tt f Mias.M.ppl, Coahoma wnnty I!?rd of
bupervuvn, bie.iu leeinbr lrm, l&xs,
TN compliant with an orJer nia-1e attb ahor
itd term, Mnied propuvitU will l roci.'ad
by th nadrraineU for th r pair in of what is
known as the rhtnipa and ilortiita brkt in
the MiaiiMlppi rirr ltv?e n afrui.itd county.
Utnda to accompany bid. nnl to b m tared en or
b?f'r thafirat Monday iu JnKrr, 1m.
J he Board reaarvaa the riaht to r-jrt any and
al 1 bid. H. Si H ARM I S. (ilwV.
. E. LHIUT1I, .
COMMIS8IOX MERCHAXT,
Xos. 2 and 4 Stone St., Sew York.
T IBERAL adrancea made on eentlramanta
otl4wf ftaval IkUkwvu, to. Orden for
the ttrch! and vale of funtracta tor future de
!iTry, knth in th New York Cotton and r'rtHluo
Kxchanret, promptly eiacatedi X iuitart direct
yeuuiu ieruf ian Ciuano.
f - - - -
Plantation Loan?
-
FINANCE 'A;NJ.TKADE.
Financial affairs presented nonrw lea
tares yesUfrtlay, and are: not Jiable' to do
bo until the existing heavy sldcSt orcotfofi
in which so much monty is tied np.bexinrf;
to be workodoir. This marktii .held yes-,
terday 111,317 bales of cotton, r'jreent
ing"$5,5G7,35J.i Tlie Clearinghouse reports
show a gradual falling off in the amount
of business done by the bank.s, tbeamonnt
so fir this week being les fhan the fame
time for corresponding weeks tfle past two
years. J .V .
There was more animation in cotton c'ir-"
cles yesterday than wan experienced any
day during tho weak,' th stimnlus-" being
more favorable rejort3 'fronf controlling
markets at home aii'd abroad. ' Here there
was a stronger demand for bth the better,
grades and olf-colors, and factors realized
in some instance's fractions alove tlie offi
cial ciuotations. "By reference tothe de.
tails below, it will be seen that receipts at
all ports are Biackiii"; otf, tlie tscsM er
the previous year jrrowiiif; gradually less
at a ratio that will 1kw upadecline with
in the coming w-k.- The &AiM flomxl
with jniddlint; quoted at 9ja, and sales of
5000 bales 350 to exporters, '1150
to spinners. 'eel:'s sales, JS,i ;Wlea
13,8o0 to e.KrterH, 440 to spin
ners. Receipts, J0ol ' bales; ' liii
nients, 1V bides, ' If hvfng ' tOck on
hand 111,347 tales. Of. tie receipts 4:H
bales were by uteaiuer and, jiSJO. by waxJ
and of. the shipments V'A- .Iwlts . Mere
by j-aiU: ; X , iVork . spots .dosed
quiet, wiih liirddling 1 quoted at IOJe.
New York- futnrH 'closid steady, rtli
Uecembor deli eriea- qtvAol at 10.'OJ(i
10.:;3, and advances, of o Xo 7 point .on
other months. New 'Orleans spots clwed
firm, with middling quote nt flc'" New
Orleans lutun'3 clostl steady, wrtblNjcem-'
ber quoted at .SSf.i).i0 and ofher months
advanced 5 to 8 "uointrt. ' J i'.'f rpodl spots
closed otuty at -o f)y lA-ltnl, -with usies of
800U bules, cf which ;:'0l) bales vi;reAmer
ican. Liverpool futu-ee cl sed ea.-y, with
December 5 Td-C Id.' Stick on, land le-
ccmler 21.st, oTo.Oti'J J.aics, against 5r.:',0()0
aaine day hmt week.. Total receiptH at all
United States ports yesterday, 42,57(5 bale j.
There was no-slack apparent yesterday
in general fVndr!, all departments being
crowded with orders, which were freely
met with an abundant mipply in every
line of trade. Provisions continue hrm at
previous quotations. Kread and feed
stufl's are steady, bran being tirjn and
scarce! but unchanged in price. I'roduce
was also steady, execptingeggs of whiel
there is a supply fn excc.-. of demand, and
prices declining, in jconsoqucnce. Gro
ceries continue llrmJbiit unchanged. Ac.
cording to J. .La Croix's livestock market
circular, there is but little change to ro
port in that line. Cattle receipts the pirl
week have been only moderate. Trices
remain firm at last week's quotations. To
day there is only a light supply Jfiero.
Demand quite good. J'rospecta for the
coining week are very favorable. The
market is well supplied with sheep and
lambs. Trices lirni as quoted. l!ereit!
of hogs heavy hogs very light, wliile
light weights have been plentiful and are
selling rather slow. Heavy grades in good
demand. The- official, prices are uii;ii
in detail below, the: leading articles ruling
as follows: Corn, 6Sc j orn.mcal,: S- 50 ;
flour, $:l 507 2-; chickens, f 1 ."0(53;
turkeys, $7j,15; css, 25c; meM pork,
$14 7o(ylj; lard, yjfc'ic hf tUe tierce;
butter, 1522c for cotlnTry.an J 30-I0c for
creamery. The following were the im
ports and exports A taken from Lite Inwrds
of the Merchants' Exoliange yesteixlay: '
IM FOUT.-I.
Twenty-ono brls apple, .IWrlls b:ig
giug, 2i ics bacon ami hams, loo sks bran,
H brls beans, 20 kgs butter, 72 pkgs boots
and shoes, 2.N4" bit corn, T.I cars cotton
seed, l'.7," Kks cotton-seeil, 425 pkgs cheese,
t0 bka cotlce, '.17 hd cattle, (Vj pkgs dry
goods, 20 pkgs eggs, 42'i brls Hour, it)'.! li'l
hogs, (7t bales hay, li hd iiorses and
mules, 10) l lies irun-ties, 5 pkgs lard, 5
cars lumber, S! pkgs liquors, 150 br!s
meal, S40 kgs nails, 2 cars oatK, 2 "orl
onions, 25 brls potatoes, 4 cars bulk pork,
5 hhds sugar, ;!7 brls sugar and 220 pkgs
tobacco.
, KXP0HT8. ' ..'; .
One hundred and "ievwity brls apples,
4(i0 rlls" ba'.rgiug, 7 tcs Lr.ixm r.nd haus,
12 sirs bran, 2 brls bemts, rt likgs bniter.
ol pkgs boots ami shoes, 100 bu corn, iii20
sks cotton-seed oil meal, 150 pkgs cheese.
81 Kksn-otlee, - hd i-attl.-, i"7 pkgs tlry
eoods. l pkg eiMS, .Vil hrjs llonr, 1 lntg".
2t balos hay, 2 hd horses and mules,
41 1 bdls irou ties, 40 pkgs lard, J cars lum
ber, 114 pki;s liUAriv 4 Urls.iueul, 04 brls
tuola.sses, o: kgs uaiis, 'MO bks oats, 10 brls
onions, !5;i brls potatoes, 2 cam bulk pork, 3
brls packel pork, .i hlids sugar lo;i brie hui
Ear and liil.pkjjs tobatco.,. t
The Chicago market reports, according to
the Appeal's, dispatches, show that pork
closed at $14 for cash, $14 05 for Junnary,
and $44 SO for February ; lard, $S 823 for
cash, $S U5 aked I6t January arid i'.l.W
forFebruaryj clear rib si-Jess, partly cured,
were $7 45 for cash, and it :'5 for January ;
corncloped at 61 Jc for cash, Cl-Jd for Jan
uary, ir!tc for February and Wo for May ;
wheat closed at 07 jc for cash, OSjc for Jan--
uary, WJc fur February and f 1 00 for May ;
oats closed at 'Mic for January, aud-&sfc
for May, i
St. Louis Pccials quote corn closed at
48Jc for cash, 40jc bid for January ; wheat
closed at $102 for spot, ami fl 0:1 for
January; oats closed at ."Ic for spoLs, and
31 fc for January ;. pork, SI 4 25 for ne
and $15 for-old; lard, 85; clear rib
sides, $7 50. ;. ? .
- FINANCE. --
Money 8 er cent, discount. The Clcar
iughottse reports' : yesterday were as fol
lows,: rirnriny, rtlnrf
Pwraber 21-t i.. ?ti.W ( , T 'T. !" M
Tim. far tht i-. k. ...-.1, , YsiM t
Sain.- time I.im woeki. TT 1'..'V - -.A 7
raii-e week li. S7 '.e'iTi.MiW eT
fiauic Kerk l-l l,l)7,7Jl hi S(
F.xchan icon New York buying at dis
count, Helling at par. liiatein txtt-in bills
buying at J per cunt discount ,', KiSlhngut
par;umt exchange rr r- irlims 1W
count btiving. an-1 lar selling. '.
Hank Stock. Hank of Commerce lfO:
First National, 118 bid ;- Airman Na
tional, 200 bill; Muuhnttan, 100 bid ; t-tate
National, 127 bid; X'nioii and . planters,
140 bid v .. ..
Insurance StiK-ks-lleitie, tibi-t; Blnfl
Citv, 98 bill; I't6ik. .S0f 5j Flanters,
110 bid; 1'bornix. otkoPj le:DpLis City,
10Ti(:9ll(; MOilertiUt, B(f2v , -Kailrimd
Stocks Memphis and Charles-
tin. 3S(:U2; Mississippi ami Tennessee, 40
ltV0; liuiisville and-ashville, 4mi,50; Miv
bile amlOhio, OM.t i:i.
Kailroad Ponds Mempl.is City 1.til
road bond, 100(;il01; Memphis and
Charleston first mortgage bonds, 7s, 1 10;
do. second mortgage bonds, 7s ilSs.51
lOlfi lO:?; do. consols, 104; Memphis
and Little hock first mortgage bonus; Ss
101('105; Mississippi and Tennessee con
sols, A 122(-fl2-S; do. V. 100(.' 108; Fast
Tennessee, . virgini. and Georgia consol
.5s. 73(iC75.
AliscttllaneoSs Taxiiflf-Pitriet compro
mise b(ndi, 7o a.-ked; Merchants' Stor:i:.-e
Conumss Companv, new issue, 120(" 1
Memphist-iao stork, 8o"!thdo. bonds. 100;
Memphis Water Cotnpmiy, Umds with ac
crued interest, par; tin. slock, nw.i lt'
Memphis I itv bunas, olO, .18; compromise
Ixm-U. 8tXn 8; : connons fnm old bonds. ;-8 :
from eouiinvtui.9 lls,. 80 ; b-dger bal
ances, S8; jud.f.e.ut4 oil couons r.nd
bonds, 38; paving ip.iieiite.mess, o: ;u-i-bv
oountv tMemi hir and Vbio railroad)
tis, 98di',rt0 ; warraut', :M'!93r .Mississippi
levee bonda and coupons, lrislrict No. J,
10; do. scrip, 10; Hank of Tennessee notes,
new issue,, u Old ; liluuuluUuGuu.y I Am.)
warrants, i o ; i esua, county, . t; si issis
ippi county, CO. w v.. .....
By Tflcsrapta. . T
Nkw York, Fkweinber 21, -Mom v easv,
3 por-'ent., olo.,-"! offered prr cent. K ,lrtme mpr
eantili. :,H-r, !.'li',, ht oont. 8loiIi:ur i'Xi'hi'"-'-
bankrrK bills nrm.-fC: ilemanl. 4V.' 4.
lkn I- tiuve nmont? 5tros. UhOwuvs irrt-u-
lar. Mate i-ctiiiiii' iiuii.
and rrice? a-tranceo H trerrent., tnailian
1'aino loa-lintr ana cllina Uia-. A- n.iial
of laii1 1'aiuu t'acitio Aa U,afo:tliin., risinir le 7'V
rereiiina UT. and rr'.vitfiuirtQTS7;,. Tlie rcn
eral lut Heakcue-t a,,Aa(aWr uw opening un
latetrent.. Hint the t'liicajt. Tlurlinctnn an-t
Quincy bait asumel an ar,-ie allitu-le and
would net enter the piiol iu ll ctMulilinnK m:nte
r-ublie hia eauc-U a j-cnei:-t v-Urf in. iirice.
Fmn middaf until mar 2f'4-bt iri.i waa
ateady o tim. wiik a ralfyet'-S t-4 '$ a.-r c-nt.
it wan reported that the -irthweptem t omniny
hud KiaTuttied i9 intention ol' riiintf into the pool,
ThfoS,vnla-t'i th? Hntat IiMhi? city, howevtw
ncrthrr dcflTr! tmt arttrwd therfwrtr i.ale In
the aHernoi.ti Liiion fcUio i drcwd, and
bnke to 7f".. asmint 7,1? ch7r In the day. A
aensationnl Vry wa artl ad jhe room Ut the
flVcl that th. Xnion ?aoific ie ta tf paralltted.
lin kers wbg ii;tlb' 'd fur Wt'e iree
Mll.ifi. Trt'iiautii ji f (oh ln ifc last hour
went norn-iu, wwwioniia f- 41 rharcs.
of which n-T.y Su.vJiV ibMtfri hnlg iu
the tnt thirty inuiutoH. Tli l-r..;K Wl
due to n raid of the br. The dcolint UN
('ctel ike trvnarrU atafiwt. Compared wtih lat
intent Mortni; pri, t a ion Pont 10 was lowtr,
k wu i'f at.iiwnLrn 1
V-Tihorn Pacific
iiirititl tliitsL.
' prt'lVrrea I,' 'rrti'tn lranron
na ahah
La.Ui iilo n.l N:chvillet V,,
aMi other arrtive rtukTM put fan' - C
'U'linirt'
in and t'u.noy, illiho VoiitYfti,
Kau.as
mi
to V
ana .ntcntran VTUTrar, nowerer. were
.i . . .- .
.intTt "SJStetn T-uMin,-.,ar Jersey
Central, .w
...V i'.UIra aan.ll;
uuri t-acine
are nachaisU. --1 noa fb-u-1 b-nt at S, tier
cent, fol
r a., in.,).. T i. i-iili-Aai. te.I ? a til-
to-day. The
ana St. Paul Yailroad t orapany ap'p!:M Iv
St-k Kaehauaaa lor Hallux il 'tuio ad-iitiotial c:
41 -jtUMl aj liti.-l.al (-T
its W i.eonsin anil Min.o.uta & r cut. 4iV - vcTtr -
uonur, aim aiaoitooa lor ItlitiK l.4rj mi f t 6
. V, cenwi oonus. tying iiuolaTlons wore
aaioiiowst - - i
4Taasnai, V;
. 1?4. --"-' "
Paeilie ta of 189b, 12.
oos.
T. P. land rranU. ti.
T. V. Ki.i ti. -liy., 74'a.
,2,. I . P. first-. I7
TT. S. V. W.
v. 114:'.
P. P. firits.
Kri. second
Lehivh A Wilk
iKiuisiana con.
10. If . P. rand tranta, M '
Hiesouri as, lo,,
St. Joseph. 1 11-
l. P. sink, fund, US,
,Virtiit
Va. con., ex-m.,39; '
St. P.AS.C.flrt
IV'
Va. eontoli pfd, 9 .
Tana. Gs. sew,
STora-a.
Adatns Express, 129.
Mobil k Ohio, 10'-',.
Morris Jt F.asez,
Nub. JrChat....
N. J. Central. S4.
N. W. pfd., 42'.j.
Nortbern Paeiflc. 2ti.
Allegheny Central. 12.
Alton A Terre II.. 45.
A. Jt X. U. utd. m.
American bure-is. 91.
C. H.k N., KM.
Canada Southern. M.
North's Pa. pfd., 66.
North weatara, 17a.
Northwestern pfd., 4'2S.
New York Central, 137..
Ohio Central,
Ohio Jt Mississippi, 2fiV.
Ohio Miss.. Pfd., i.
Central Paci lie. G.V-...
Che-iapeaket Ohio. 14.
C. A: O. 1st pfd. 2T.
C. 4 0. 2d pfd, W4.
ChieairoJt Alton. Xl'i.
C. Jr A. pfd. 14 S.
C. 1!. Sl U..
Ontario ft western, lb;.
Ch.. St. L. -N. O..81Ji.0reiron Trans.. M
C, St. L. Jk P., 11V4- Pacific Mail, 41S-
C, St. L. 4 P. pid, :.
C fan. C.,35.
0. k C,
Dol. k liud...'?i.
nI. ic I.Ak . lr:.
Panama. 94.
P., D. k K.. 14?i.
Pittabnre;, 1.
Pullman Psl. Car. 120.
Readme;, vyy.
Koek Island. 1
Denver Kio .. 25. Rock Island. IS1;,
kri.. St. L.iS.F.. Zi
Erie pld, 79. St. b. Jt S. F. pfd.. 41i
East Tennessee. 6? St. L.4S.F. 1st pfd.,87.
KartTenn. pfd. Ur;. St. Paul. S4-i.
Fort Wayne, 133. St. Paul pfd., ISfj.
Hannibal A St..Ioe,38V. St. P., M. M.. WV,.
'il. It St. J. pfd, Hb'i. St. Paul k Omaha, M'i.
Ilarlem, lru. rim at v. pm.t-.a.
Houston 4 Texa. 50. Texas Pacific, 2o.
Illinois Centra!. 2:U. Vniun Pacific. 70V4.
I. B. 4 W.. 19'i. U. S. Express, 56.
Kansaa 4 Texa.. Zi' i. W. (St. L. 4 P., IV.
Lake Krie.4 West.,1. W. bt. h. 4 P. ptd,
Lake Shore, SK1.. Wells 4Fariro'i Kx.,11-.
Tuiiiv. 4 Niiah.. 44--'d. Vi' astern Union. 7I,1-..
L., X. A. 4 Chi., HI. Homestake. l'll'i.
.Mar. X t in. 1st pfd, 10. Iron &uver, 2tio.
Mar. 4 Cin. 2d pld, 5. OnUrin, 2i.
M.;in. 4 Charleston. 'M. Quicksilver, 5.
Miuhigen Central. Mu' j. Quicksilver pfd., 25.
Muiu. 4 Si. L., IS. tSnuthern Pacific,
Minn. 4 St. L.pfd. .13. Sutro, 17.
Missouri Pari fie. W.
"Asked. tNo sales.
Transaction aggregated 32.",000 shares, as fol
lows :
iT.Wti Lackawanna. (.(Ml t.ake Shore,
S.ofWI Loui.. A Na-h., 12.IIHO Northwestern,
li'.," Northern Pacifie, flti.tss) St. Paul.
12,'"i l-'nion Pacilic, 41. mm Oregon Transeon,
.'i,(ij (Jaiticy. S.UU0 Canadian Pai ific.
. New Oklcaxs, Pecomber 21. Sipht ex-
chanscon New York, liar. Sterling exchange
bankwre-' bilis. 4el4.
I-osjios, Uecemher21. Consols,100 5-1G;
aooounu lil 7-li: Illinois Central, :J7Va: Pennsyl
vnnia t'oiitral.Gi)1; New York Central, 18J-S; Eric,
if it Erie econdl, Heading, 2i.
.- l'Ar.is, December 21. llentes, 75f. o'X'.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
The. local market opened and closed
lirm with quotations unchanged. Sales,5000
bales, including 200 bales the previous
evening 3850 bales to exporters, 1150
bales to spinners. -
yesterday
t-i
. o
V",
9'1
Tliursisy
Ordinsry
Oood Ordinary.
L-.vr Mid-ilini;
Middling
53
Ooo.l Middling..
l'-i
in
Mia iling Fair loV, lo'j
lair Nom. Num.
Stain Middling, V1 r : low middling, 8T-c.
Oil colors .Middling, low middling, 9'ac;
iUsh-.OJijS'm".
, COTTON STATEMENT.
, MxMi-uia, Ioeember21, 1883.
Stock September 1, Is) , 8.4"1
Received to-dav 4.0"l
Received previously 2ao,44i arc.977
Shippcl to-day
Shipped previously
Homo consumption to date....
Stock, running account.......
- Import.
Thus far this week
Tims f:ir last neck ,
Since September ltt .
.. l.:ivj
4-.SJ
lflbiHO
lll.it:
2W,706
Zf.SH,
y4,4HG
Memr-his and Charleston Railroad
Miaiisippi and Tennessee Railroad
L-misvillo and Nashville 4 O. S. Ruilroad
Memphis and LitUe Rock Railroad .
Che.-ui.eaLe,01iio and S. W. R:.ilroad M
Kansas Cily, Springfield and Memphis
Steatuora m. W.....H
Wagons and other sources
1.3R2
4.
2H1
5t4
11
2ii4
4.4
600
Total
Export.
Thus far thia week
4.081
21,S.tS
14,310
rnu tar last week .
Siuce September 1st.
101,131
Memphis and Charleston Railroad 754
dllB8lssinpi an-1 lennessee Railroad M M
Louisville and Nash ille ti. S. Railroad..... 4IC1
Steamers south .. 108
Total l.SVJ
The N'ew York spot market opened nuiet
ami nominally unciiangel;at ti: 10, quiet;
at 2:13, quiet,, closine quiet, with quota
tions nnchanpetl. Sales, ;54: bales. Con
tracts, 300 bales. Closing quotations:
Yerttprdsv Thnrsilne
Ordinnry s1. 8'
Uod Ordinary f' if".
Low Middling 10 10
Middling HI". li'i
Hood Middling li. lOj
Middling- Fair : M'A 11'4
Fair 12- 12
Tho New York future market opened
quiet and firm; at 10:37, barely steady; at
ii:u, steady; at 1Z:2U, steady; at 1:4
steady; at 2:42, steady, closing steady.
Sales, 1 12,000 bales. Closing quotations
Yesterday Thursdav
January 10.41mlO.42 lO.SoftlO.:,
February ln.ngMlfl.iil) 10.54U10.55
.Han-h J0.74-alo.7!i
April.... M.Kl.tiO.so
Mav..... : 11.ffiam.ltt
.In ne ..11.17i-ll.ls
Jaly .U.2all.2!
Auuoft .r..37'H.:M
. pieinbi-r ...11. U. 411.07
October . '
"Tlie New Orleans spot market opened
stead v : at 1 MO. steadv. closing hrm. M ith
quotations nnchangeil. Sales, 10,200 bales.
Mock on hand, 44,4S, bales. Closing quo
tations:
Yesterday
Ordinary 8'i
Good Ordinary ' J
Thursday
LOW .MlUtlllUg y
Mi-ldlniit 'J'!
it'
10'
G. d Middling 10',
T The New Orleans future market opened
stead v; at 11 :Oo, quiet and stcatly ; at 12:0
easy ; at 1 steady ; at 2 :40, barely steady,
closing steady. Sales, 42,000 bales. We
quote the price-list of the laatcall received,
its follows:
Y.sterda
Thursday
9.1W-.10.00
January..... . 10.04-410.05
febrtiiiry ...w
March
Aprils
Mar...........
10.2310.24
I0.42.J IH.43
10.5'Jt" 10.00
10.74Mlll.75
10.8HatlO.ft)
, 11.03mil.04
11.12,1.14
10.17W10.1S
10.:5((Io.:m
10.51(.i0.5:
10.tk'tl0.l
June.
July..
August
StfcemOer..
10.NKU10.82
lO.iafajlO.'.rf
11.0bVa,11.08
October ,
(
November.
December. 9.83J V.V0
.t9 9.S0
DAILY El'LLETINS,
T.nn. Sa. old. .
10. Wi
lil.HI'a
10.07'-jl0.98
ll.lllia
11.21fJ11.22
11.31KaU.32
11. H0ail.O5
' ; State of '
j Market.
G-ilycston ...j Steady.
N--W Orleans.. Firui
Mobile Steady.
Savannah Steady.
Charl-jaton...... Firm.
Wilmington.- Steady.
N.-.rr.-lk Steady.
I'altimoie Quiet.
New York Ouiet.
Uuyton Quiet.
Philadelphia. Easy.
St. Louts.. F'irm.
Augusta Quiet.
'
Roo'ts. Price. Stock
120.440
411.48,
0-1.711
1:M,:
81,31
1S.S24
21.754
35,:t58
6,1V
11.1
52,426
25..M4
Day's receipts, lS8:t w ....42.576
Day's receipts, 182 5ti,35tt
Day receipts, 1881 .. 30,10,
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
Thia
Last
Week.
Week. I
21,141
Receipts? lays
Kxport to (ir't Itritain
Kxports to continent
Stocks tit all porta.
247,1081
Hi.tv-'Si 72,2.!
27.ini0l 21,l5i
1.21'.l.ill l,lS7.lftll
This
Y'ear.
Last
Year.
Receipts since Sept. 1st 3.1isj.4:m3,1S2,74 2.!-S.18
1 .ireian ei ports 1 .tv:t,nii i,nm.:i7a l ,.vn
Slock at U. S. ports....;i,24'..'.lll 8W.2K4 l,'6t.,61
Increaie in rei-eipts 1 16.1'ilH !
The Liverpool spot market at noon was
quoted moderate inquiry freely Biipplied.
Sales StXX) bales, of which IKiOO bales were
Aiiiem-an. Keceipttt, IKiotl bales, ol which
'.2.VI bales were AmerKran.
At L": 4)rdinary, 6 :!-10d; pood ordinary,
." 7-llid; low tiiiildline. 5d; good inid
dliiifr, h l.Vlr.d; uplantls, ojd; Orleann,
,) 15-1(m1.
The Liverpool future market at noon
was quoted quiet and steady; December,
Jteceinber-Januarv, o 4!-Wd; January
l''ebruarv. 5 ol-tiUl: Februarv-March. J
M-tUd ; March-April, 5 57-tl4d ; "April-May,
Siil-tnj; Mav-June, o oj mu.
At 1::!0: Uecember-Januarv, 5 o0-64d
.IniiUarv-FebrnurV. 5 52-64l ; February-
March, " ,"Vt4d ; A pril-May, 5 t2-ti4d ; May
June, 0 l-tld.
- At 3 r Manchester dull and lower, esjieci
allv for varus.
At.!:0; I)e'cinihpr. Deeember-Janu.irv.
551-i4d; l-'ebrnarv-Mareh,5oG-(4d; March-
April. 6 .VW4d; June-July, fi 5-t4d.
At 4 : Fobruary-Mareh.'d 55-64d : March
April, .i fi-64d.
At5:.lanuary-Febniary,35l-ld; April
Mav, S tl-ti4d.-Futuivs
closed easy.
GEXEKAL TltADE.
' BBE.lllMI IFS.
Corn- White, 5Sc; mixed, 57c from
store. Fmui leree or de(ot : Hound lots in bulk
.h: 1A Klkil... 4-.V: iiiiv.l. 4Sc: sacked, shelled
white, 52g52'ic; shelled mixed nominal, 51 "i
UAY Choice, from store, &VS'j0e; nrinie, 75(4
80i-; prairie. -lie; round lots freut levco or depot,
nl,.:..n ;,. llr.s1-J- orairie. 47 50.
t'l.Oli R From store eitra. JS 5tl"3 75; double
extra, H Nl: triide eitra, 5cv aS; family.
S o; ohoice, $a 50(-vS 75: fancy, $5 ttV'Cn; extra
t'ancy, wimi-; patents, eiti 25; round iota Irutn
1mi-.m r track 15 chaatver.
tuKN.MliAL Standard, 12 50 from store; 5e
cheaper from mill, levee or track. .
OATS White, 4.V from store; mixed, 38c
from storj. Hound lots Xrorn levee, white, 43c
mi,.l. hlk. sacked. 3.i43oe.
- ttKAN r'rem store, ie per cut; round lota
fr.,,n 1,-m,. 1.-.15 50 ner ton.
OAl.VEAL In half barrels, $3 5094 50 from
store.
CilACKKD WIIEAT-In half barrels. $1 5J
frtot tre.
lloMINY AKDO.RITS-From store, 4,
R ICY- Loui.iaua. ,!1ji''V; Carolina, "r7Se
liKASS Nay, t.liV;M); medium, H; cum
tuj-'n . k2 75,
SKK US tier man millet, tl 25; second quality
9tl.
Kansas Citv, IVeember 21. 'Wheat
lowrr: K','c bid cash, f-'1'"?,e February, 93c
hid Mav. t'orn lower: SXV' cash, 4K- Janu
a-v, 44' tc May. Oate dull and nominal, 27c bid.
Xkw York. IVcemlier 21. Flour dull
Wheat sptit lota V4Se and options S'-e lower.
cKwinndull auj weak; uugrado.1 red. 85e-iSl 18,
Kii-.-ieinandTair and market firm; domestic;
oJ.0.
; latr isviM.it. Deoeraber 21. riour steady
with a fair Jatuand and nominally unchanireii
r.raio dull, weak and lower: , 2 red winter
We4,t Se. ainl ebiMMl at 1 01. Cora and
oats dull and unsettled.
Cincinnati, December 21. Flour dull
r.mllv. 14 .W4 S5: faace.t.V5 40. Wheat heavv
-N. 2 red. $1 oo. Corn quiet; No. 3 mixed, 47(?j
f.lo. Oat- tirmer, S4c. Itv steady. fiOilc. Bar
ley tjtiiet but arm ; extra .No. 3 fall, t&twxc.
N kw Orleans, rwcembor 21 . Flour dull ;
family, M4 50: hicher rrades, t4 87S(W OS.
Corn scarce and firm; in iwd demand; mixed
and white. 67c; yellow. 5-V''9c. Oats higher
ana-scarce. 4. Oommeal demand fair and
... i' k.. UMrtu IIbv in mwwI 1., m snJ
; flT ehoice. Sio: others ncclocted. Kice firrtter but
quiet ; Luui.iaita ordinary to choice, 4iu-' c.
Tot.sno, "IVeember 21. Wheat quiet:
o. i wntte. ?i ec ; rio.i white, wv: Io. z Tea
1 i l'! 1
T e'tit, Kiru.rv. il Oj-., 1,IM. XSm ai
' No. S rea. i-.i.")?. (ra dull and lower
no. i
vash OT l,veuH'r, aaei
keceutl-cr, Aei 4aimi', Sf ; M
av,
t no itnils, eic. oats dull; o. a white, s
No. a cash or oecerabor, Stc; January, x
We;
May, 38 'iv bl. l".-ver easy ana quiet; prime,
reshwr lWeember, p 60; jMary, 5 S5; Fabx
ry, Baltihohg,' December 51. Flour dull
and aary ; Howard street an4 M'ettera superfine.
JV-i3 50; extra. 3 74 I'm family, . ttS 75,
Wheat---Waelrrn fairly actira and a fraction
; N.s. i xiiiicr red, ai-ot, (4 0"1 c',i
J iuaarv.ll mil 0s,i February, illWil 11"..
Corn Western dull andeasiori mixed, smt an4
lccnib.r. f.l. bid : January.- do'vaail'tc; Febru
ary, tUV',-"l March, 63(ie4Vi sleamt-r, .Si
1.5571- 9 13-16
13,3.''J .';
1.45KI jt-'J
4,717 tr'i
4,537 't3-16
771 1 Kr'J
1,114 10'3
pi lo!.
2.715 9 13-10
718 9i
Last
Year.
2'5,343
121.815
33,514
8tW.ai4
Year
Before.
5'-s. Oati dull ; Western white, 4ui42e: mixed,
3Sa)c; Penuyirania,44e. Kye quiet. tiCitiHc.
Hay dull: prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland. JiJ-jsli.
Vr. Lorts. December 21. Flonr tin-
ehanged. Wheat lower: No. 2 red. $1 ttiial (Xfli
eash. l trji January. 1 0T.'V1 uV February.
$1 IH'-iSl Wi March. 1 ll;il 12 May, closing at
inside figures; Xo. 3 red, ttJii'aM'.o. Corn lower
and inactive; 48l448V.Jc cash, 41; 49,-ic Jana-
ary,
, 50(o(-ie rebruary, 54Ji5'ic May. (lata
er and slow: .'OceaFh. 3l"-ie Pebruarv. .'MT-l.e
May. Rye quiet, Mi-V. Barley. 50&."Se.
Flaxseed hieiier: SI llav dull: nruiri.
10; timothy. itXaU. Bran lower, CJc. Cornmeal
steady, ! 3U.
Receipts Flonr, S00O brls: wheat, 40,009 bn;
eorn,M,M0 bn: oats. 3000 bu; barley, TU00 bn.
Shipments Flour. 8000 brls: wheat, 7000 bn:
corn, 42.UU0 bu : oats, 4000.
Chicago. December 21. Flonr dull nnd
unchanged. Wheat dull; opened a shade lower,
ruled steady for awhile, declined 2 points, rac
helow vesterdar. rallin.1 a t;a .n.i i
VgC under yesterday; sales ranged: December,
VVsWic. closed 74e : January, SSsWUe, closed
9SV: February, 9i994c; closed Wie: Mav,
1 WWal ttt'ic, closed 00!.; No. 2 red winter. S
vi u-. vorn oniy moaerate onsiness. ranaeil low
er, closing V)',c under yesterday: ca-ih.olmi'ilHc,
elosed til'ic: Jeceailer, tilfijlc. closed bl1-.-:
January, tolVMilTaC, closed Bl,c : February. 5SV4
7 4,;;,"uu ,w'vC V JIn- ."i-v-ei4i. ciosea oi --c :
June. 6Kol:e: Julv. fi'lra:-". nBt. i.t,;,
mand. but at lower rates; cash. 34ajl'v.; Jan
uary. MKii' j-. rlose.l -UV. j-- P.l...,ar
J,' c'oed'V'(-'44Jic; May, 38JV?3e, clod
3k vJ-4iC. Kye, 00c. Barley in fair demand,
bo.' c.
Wheat sale.. 420,000 bu: May declined
'il. Corn Sales. 17.'.00O bo , lin,!iAnr,.r! II-!.
sales, 140,00!) bu; declined ac.
Receipts Flour, 14,i)brls; wheat, iM.onfthn;
corn, llij.OOObu; outs, 109.0110 bu; rye, 13.UM bu ;
usuvji ..-i-w-im. oiupmentp r lour, jv.om oris ;
wheat. 31.0fi bu : i-nrn. 71 .fist hi, ..at. -r urn kn .
rye, 1500 bu ; barley. 10,000 bu. .
rnovi.sioM.
Bi'TTER Choice creamery, 40c: fancy
creamery. 44f946c: dairy, ZidvXtx medium, 14
15c: butterine, 1-V17c; country. l.V".2e.
CllfchSh Prime flats. &10c; New York facto
ry. He; lull ereatn, 14c; lounit America, lie:
mall home chee?c. 15-lb av., 9(i10c.
JIESSPOKK. 814 75f15 per barrel ; sncar-rnred
hams, packed, H'-H',c; breakfast bacon, 10" ic:
clear rib sides. 8ue.
HULKPOliK Clear Bidce, TTac; clear rib sides,
,c; shoulders, 6,'c.
LARD Jhoicc.9l-.e:choica.lri.ttl. Hi.tm.. on..
half-barrels, 9I4c: keen. -J4-: bucketi. WiW'ic:
half-buckets, loJ-aMlOHe; 20-lb tins, o-l-ic; lo-lb
tini.iHic; 5-lb tins, 9;'Bc: 3-lb tins, 10c.
St. Lotus, December 21. Provisions
tery dull; only small inbbina; trade. Butter
quiet; creamery, 30!J5c; dairy, 20a27c. Ei
steady, 24c.
Lot tsviLi.K, llecember 21. Provisions
in itood demand at full prices. Mess pork, $15.
Hulk tneata shoulders. 6c : clear rib. 7'-c. clc.r
sides, 7-c: clear, 8'',c. Sucar-cured bams, 13c.
Lard prime steam. 9c.
CiN-cissATi, December 21. Pork dull.
ll2VJ14 7j. Lard firm, 8.85c. Hulk meats easier
but not quotsbly loner. Bacon firm : shoulders,
7c: clear rib, 8;4c; clear, 84c. Bnttcr firm:
P'ime Ohio creamery, 40c; choice dairy. 22c.
Nkw Orleans, December 21. Pork
new mess scarce, 610. Lard runner; tierce, re
fined, 8've; keg, 9!ie. Bulk meats bicher and
in irood demaud: shoulders, packed, 0V,c; iona
clear and clear rib, 7-.(4''77mC. Bacon scarce and
firm; shoulders 0c; no sides on hand. Sugar-cured
hams steady, 14a14.1 ic .
Ualtimokk, December 21. Provwions
dull; mess pork, S15 oo. Bulk meats-shoulders
and clear rib sides, packed, 7'"3!ic. Bacon
shoulders, i1-: clear rib sides, y'.c. Hams, 14Va
mi.c. i.aru renuea. luc. lutter dull : Western,
packed. 10'22c ; creamery, iV'f,c. EgK fresh
iower, 28e; pickled steady, 2t&22c.
Ciiicaoo, December 21. Pork irreeular
and fairly active: opened 5-'- 10c higher: receded
2o-25c: ruled lower at clone ; cash, 14('14 i'2S.for
old: S14 5fli.l4r.2'ifornew; December. 14; Jan
uary. Si4 tika-U iu;,; February. 14 80dl5 10. closed
atn wait s",j Marcti. Sli tra'a., aj' closcil
1515 02l; May, $15 3."xI5 55, closed at 815 35.
Lard in fair demand and easier: cash. 8.H-V48.90C :
locember.H.sc: January ,8. 92l.v-9.05c, closed 8.95
.97-,: rebruary, 9.(r,;.i.$9.:.1ic, closed 9.10i
9c: March, 9.20-.22ic; May, 0.4O'.52'-Jc.
nuscii i.uta meuis in lair ueinanu. o-.c
short rib, 7.55,-; short clear, 7-''4C Butter dull;
creamery. 24'C14c; dairy, 2l"27c.
Coll. Pork sales 13.000 brls: unchanged
Lard sales 2000 tcs; January declined 5c. Mo
turther call till Wednesday next.
I'HICAfiO CKAIX ASD
PKOVISIOS
HAKKKTS.
Special to the Appeal . I
Chicago, December 21. The light re
ceipts of the past several days were fol
loweu to-aav dv a conaideraole increase
and favorable reports from the districts
surrounding, and coupled with the clear
weather and slightly warmer temperature
have served to cripple the bull element.
and they have been compelled to succumb
to the pressure of their antagonists and
make concessions to effect sales in all
lines, excepting corn, which rallied at the
close to yesterday's closing prices (ilje
for spot, 01 ijc for January, 5!Hc for Febru
ary, and 02c lor May. During the day
sales were effected, however, at c less.
Wheat opened weak and failed to rally.
The opening price for spots was 08c;
January, 98 c ; February, 9S)jc, and May,
$1 (XI J, from which there was a steady de
cline to the close, when spots were quoted
97jc; January, 98 Jc; February, 99 Jc, and
May, $1 OCj. Oats closed at J43c for Jan
uary and 3S;c for May decline of c on
the first and c on the latter. Pork also
opened easy and lower, and closed at $14.
Lard also fell off from the opening price
until at the elost S8 82 was quoted loss
of 12Ac. Clear rib (-Ides wi re -tea-.lier
opening at $7 50 and clojiny .a i7 4"i,
ST. EOl'IJ PKODlt-K A.1D VKOTISION
MAKKETS.
Special to the Appeal.
St. Lotus, December 21. This market
has moved in sympathy with other mar
kets, according to reports, and prices have
slacked off in all but spot wheat and oats
and provisions though in the latter it is
understood concessions will be made to
effect sales. As a general thing, however,
factors were disposed to hold higher than
prices ruling at the close, which may indi
cate a higher market to-morrow. The de
tails of to-day's transactions are as follows:
Corn opened on bids of 47e, rose to
48lc, and closed at 4SJc. January opened
at 49 jc, fell to 49c, and closed at49jc bid.
Wheat opened on fl 01 bid, rose to
$1 02j, which was held to the close. Jan-
nary opened at $1 0:S8, and closed at $1 03.
Oats opened at 30c, rose to 301c, and
closed at 31c. January opened and closed
at 31c. '
Pork opened and closed at $14 25 for new
and $15 for old. lird closed entirely nom
inal. Clear rib sitles opened iuiet and
closed dull at $7 50.
Hogs opened and closed stead v at 85 CO
0.
The Board of Trade will be closed Mon
day and Tuesday of the next and succeed
ing weeks.
GKOt'KKIEN.
Scoar Pure white, 8c; off white,
lasic; yellow clarified. 7-tSc: open kettle, "hi
&7c: refit.ed A, 8.'.-9c; granulated, 9i3Cjc;
powdered, 1010'4c; cut loaf, li10',e.
COFFK.E Common, 12c; ordinary, 12Vt)13r .
prime Kio, 14al4'ic; choice, LVoUSJ-c; fancy, 16
(17c; eld government, 23a30c; Ceyfon Java, 20
ft2e.
MOLASSKS Louisiana, common to fair, 30-9
35c; prime to strictly prime, new, 4.m.-55c: choice
to fancy, new, 5558e; centrituguls, prime to
choice, .Wa50e: svrup, 35i40e.
CANXKU GOODS, KXC Prices per doxen;
Pineapples. II 4ilo0; peaches, 2-lb, standard,
1160: seconds, 11 40; tomatoes, 2-lh, standard,
11 10; 3-lb, 1135; striiwlwrries.il 25itl 50; rasp
berries, i 15xtl 50; blackberries, II lOt-41 25; green
gaa-es, II 50; ears, II 50; plums, II 50; green eorn.
II 10-41 50: green jieaa, 00ct$$l 20; cove oysters, full
weight, 1-lb, II lo; cove oysters, full weight, 2-lb,
1190; cove oysters, light weight, 1-lb, 65c; cove
oysters, light weight, 2-lb II 20; condensed milk
Crown, In 25fj 50: Eagle. 18 25; Swiss, 16 25(50.
CANDLKS Full weight, U'ie.
SOAP tt.UiulOSc per pound.
SALT Per car-load, II 35fl 40 per barrel ; ?1 .H
in sacks; pockets, bleached, 2ia7c ; coarse, 51 25,
oar-loads from levee or depot 5ii410c cheaper.
BAGtilNG AND TIKS Bagging, iute, 10iS
llc; flax, l(Vll!ic, according to weight. Ties,
Arrow. 11 35(31 60. -
BALTiMORK.December 21. Coffeesteadv ;
Kin, cargoes, ordinary to fair, lO'vSll'v. Sugar
quiet; A soft, 8c.
New York, December 21. Coffee spot
fair: Rio quiet but firm: options 5810 point
lower, closing steadier. Sales, WOO sacks Rio No.
7. Sugar dull ; mould A. Tc; confectioners A,
7-lsc: granulated, 7;,c. Molasses steady and mod
erately active.
New Orleans, December 21. Coffee
I -'V-., linn i 1 . .Ullt.T3
rime, 10(a13c. Sugar dull;
nmon'y-il fair to fully
to choice, SV5ae: yellow
dull; common to prime.
common to good eoini
fair, o-M!.e; prime
ciurmeu, o-hwo-.Bc; wnite ciarinea, (Vai '4C.
Molasses dull : centrifugal, 1 -v-vjye ; Co Ul lo on .
2oo25c; fair, 28i3oc; prime to choice; 44c.
HOI8EHOLD SrPPI.IES.
Vboktabi.es Onions, Northern packed,
yellow, 12: red, 12 25 ner harrel. Potatoes hash.
II 75a2 brl. Cabbage choice Chicago, loose. 112
15 ier 100 heads. Garlic, II per 100. Kraut, lieJ
10 for new. barrels; 14 50 for half-barrels.
PIGS FEKT In barrels, IS 501; hall-barrola,
14 25a4 50: kegs, 12 25.
APPLES Northern, 375-i4 50; fancy, S" per
barrel. Dried apples, 7e7Se per pound from
store. Dried peaches, 7(7tac from store. Cran
berries, lift per barrel. Pickles, medium barrel,
7 50: half-barrel, 14: pint jars, 11 25 per duien;
quart ;ars. II 75'2 per dozen.
F'Kl ITS Oranges Louisiana, fiWper barrel:
14 50 per box; fancy stock. So nOntlO. Lemons, 15
per box. Bananas, 11 5iK2 50 per bunch. Cocoa
nuts, S"h6 per 100. Peanuts Virginia, hand
icked, 12Sc; Tennessee, 9c; roasted, 2'',c higher;
shelled, 12c. Almonds, 19ftt2nc. Texas weans.
ll(I4c; Arkanja... 3.4c. English walnuts, 14(9
10c. Filberts, 13c. Braitl nuts, 13 4 15c. Kaisina
London layers, IS; Imperial, . Brandy cher
ries, s i.v;! 5o per doien.
CIDER Missouri, $8 per barrel, and 14 50 per
half-barrel; Kentucky barrels. 17 25; Kentucky
half barrels, $4 50. Vinegar, 12Vl'"c per gallon.
FISH Mackerel, lu-lb. kit. No. 1. II; No 1.
90c; 15-lb, No. 3. 80c: half-barrel. IfwaW. White
fish. No. 1, per half-barrel, Itl; half-barrel, fam
ily. Si. so.
EGGS 24e.
P0LLTK1 Old hens,S250.a3; large yoong,$2aj
J SO; medium young. $2 : small young,
11 501 75. Ducks. $K.t .10. Geese. 13 5i4 50.
Turkeys. I7 15; dresHMi. 12S15e per lb. Dressed
ehickens, 2't per dox. or 10e -er lb, if fresh.
GAME, ETC.-Ouail, $1 25 per doi. Squirrels,
75cti41 per dot. Prairie chickens. I4ia4 50 per doi.
Rabbits, II -Jh 50 per dot. Wild ducks, II 50
42 50 per dug. Reel foot fish from 6c to 7,'-c per lb.
PELTRIES, HIDES AXD LEATHER.
Hides, Etc No. 1 dry flint hides, 16c;
No. 2 dry hides. 12SS13c: salt hides, 10412V:
No. 1 green salt hides, 5W'i7-,4e; No. 2 green salt
hides, 6c: green hides, VW. Beeswax prime
yellow, 5l): Ullow, t7'-$c; ginseng, per
pound, II 50. IVcr ins prime. 25-3c.
LKATHBR-Oak sole, per puund, 35aM0r: hem
lock, 27oa.iOc; harness, 35440c; skirting, 75t8le:
French calf, MOoeoO per doaea; domestic calf, $30
e4.- per doien.
WOOL Tub-washed, 25S5e per pound; un
washed. lv-iv; berry. 10-aloo.
FKATUKKS Prime. 4uc
WHISKY, ETC
Brasdies Cognac, f2 5015; peach,
$2 5tVl5; apple, fcoSo.
WINKS-Imported t-rt. tl S0S: sherry, 11 SO
6: champagne Atnerieanextradry,l74S; Piper
fleid.ick.t25 5iK$8 50: Jlutnm s extra dry. ti4
31: Pomery See, HI 5oti33 50; Ve. Cliouot,
:li33 ; claret, 17 50(38 50 pr box ; Catawba. $4(95
per case.
WHISKIES-Bedirtilled, 90cSl 50: straight,
II 504, according to age.
St. Loci,l)eccmber 2J. Whisky steady,
Chicago, December 21. Whisky nn
iBfe4, Gikciskati, Decembor 81. Whisky
rm.ll U.
- Nsir Obieaxs, December 21. Whisky
unchanged.
LoctsriLLK, December 21. Whisky
anebangwd.
Baltimork, December SI. Whisky
steady, $1 lav51 1SS; . f
HorsB-Bciusiaie matemiau.
FsUMiva-LrxBiR Yard prieea Koogh,
ITS per 1000 feet; dressed. CW; yellow pine floor-
1, j: sninries, V9 hi; lamina; Poplar,
II 75 : cypress, ti ner 1000 laths. Kxtra nrieei for
extra leofths above 20 feet.
.i.i.ufi ami Cfc.Mlii 1 1.1 me, 7,'o in bulk de
livered: 9i395e per barrel in store: lAiniaville ce
ment, 1 40 a barrel; Kosedal. itnenl, S2 4u
barrel; Portland, 14 115; Roman, IS; plaster o
Paris, 12 50.
iALL5-(33 10 perker.
HOUSES AS a HI'LEa.
HoRSEa Good drivinit.$12.:Vai200: heavi
draft, 1150-3200; laddie horses, 1125250: plugs,
40'i75.
MULLS Market quiet, and values nominal.
PETKOLEI H MAKKET.
CoAtOri. PriltlB white, wluilesalu lntal
3c per gallon.
Clkvei.and, Decemlier 21. Petroleum
w, 110 TJic
1'. P l ril-.iOI-v TWnniluip ! f-'r,,,1 :t
steady end dull; United Pipe-Line certificates
opened at 113' , : closed at 113; highest price.
11.1 .; lowest, ii'a.
lIVrXSTOlK MARKET.
Corn-Fed Cattle Choice to extra
4ac.
tiRASS CATTLE Choice, 44M'ic: good.
4c: fair to medium. 3Wc: eoininon. I34 2c.
BUKEP AND LAMBS Choice sheep. 4yH! jc per
,; medium, SVu',e per It-: common, Ji-jl 50
perhd; choice lambs, 5cerlb; medium, 52 50(3
per hd,
110(. Choice corn-fed. i MVs; ineJiom.
5c: common, 44'.
CUtVS Aa uUAl, KS Choice milch with roong
ealves, 13010 perhd: medinm milch, I."KJ2. per
head; yearlings, ffxi8 per hd.
St. Loris, Decemler21. Hoes steady:
light, S5 3O-.ii40: packing, 15 5035 80; butchers'
to extra, lo SVtit;; receipts, 850 head: shipmenta,
3800 head. Cattle easier for everything below
choice, and the demand lisbt; receipts, 1100 head.
Chicago, December 21. Hozr receipts.
30.000 head: active and firm, and lo-Ofte higher;
light, rough packing, 3o lO-o 00; heavy
packing and shipping, 15 tiV'SO 10. Cattle re
ceipts, 6300 head: steady; exports, IS 501375 com
mon to choice, 4r?uJ 10.
COTTOX-HF.F.O.
Cottos-Sked Meal Prime, old. Bone:
new, t'8 WS20 per ton per car-load lota.
uottom-seeu OILS Crude, in round lots of
100 to 500 brls, as to quality, 3tV37c: summer yel
low roSned, car-load Iota, 42f343e asked ; summer
white, none in market; winter yellow and win
ter white, car-load lots, as to quantity, 46348c;
cooking oil, job lots, 453-1 Sc.
KCW TORK DRV liOWDS MARKET.
Nkvt York. December 21. Many small
requests, for holiday trade, but the market as a
hole wn eccedinly quiet.
JUST RECEIVED.
OXE CAR
Englisli Portland Cement.
TWO C AltS
Rosendalc Cement.
TWO CARS
Black Diamond Cement.
T. J. GRAHAM.
HENNINGS
IMPROVED
SOFT .
ELASTIC SECTION
CORSET
U wrarrnntrd to mw longer, lit
y f. V,rm neaOr, And (rivm bn-ttr
ctlon th othf r Curtwt
M TvnindfHl. Th lndurwiuento of
savkwu, i iij a-.SK jouriiiernluiiat for tlieni
tvtMadtlj' & St-iUUcaeo.
IirXTER BROS.
Notice to Contractors.
Memphis, Tr.vx., December 7, 183.
THE Building Committee of the Mem phi. Cot
ton Exchange will receive sealed proposals
at their office, at Memphis, Tenn.. up till 12 ra.
on the 10th day of January. 1HH4. for the erection
of a New Cotton Exchange Building. Proposals
will be received in lump or in detail. All propo
ttaU in lump have to be accompanied with a good
solvent bond of $10,000. Proposal lor detail work
have to be accompanied with a good and solvent
bond of 10 per cent, of the cost of work.
Drawings and Specifications can be seen at the
Cotton Exchange, in Memphis, Tenn., and at the
office of 11. Walters, Architect. Louisville Ky.t
on and after December 12th.
The Committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. J. M. E0WLKES
Chairman Buildinr Committee.
CENTRAL MsuDRclcAt INSTITUTE
W0 Locust St , Rt. I-eroK Mo., neoesdi lr. Bnttn IHb
ptaarrnnd em skilliul tralmeni to Cbronic I'in-oaaw-s,
Bioodlmtmrltie, DefonulliM, Wmkne-. i.art
W mting Ui uaom in old Bndyoonrafn. a o all dim
3m$of (nnito-DrinarroruDS, Fem;ilWiiikn(Bii. etc.
Consult ation a Offlre or by Tnail free and invited
(PmoMMffrriBC frt -Upture hoj W tmmii tkelr rndtmHyX
tad lrv 4MUile l. Mr .iuUi. U-y "in V
7:31
Sunday s 8 to 9 A. M., 1 2 to 1 P. 2C
Election Notice.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
Mr.MPuis, Tenn ., December 8, 1.
0t7"A meeting of the Stockholders of this bank
will be held on TUESDAY, January S, 18S4, at
their bankinghoutte. between the hours of 11
o'clock a.m. and 2 o clock p.m.. for the purpose
of electing Thirteen Directors to vrve the ensuing
yeai A. WOOPIU FF. President.
TltADE MA&KHerwllTn RpelfiADMAKC,
riue, the ureal
English Remedy,
Positively Cures
Alight aLo8,
H prmtr
r b , Nervous
Debility and all
WfMkamH of
the earative
OriranM of Bot It
sWa w tfm Pris,,. gTm
Before Takina. package, 91; aix After Taking,
(or 93, by mail, free of postage. Sold byall drug-
Sists. Pamphlets free to every applicant. Ad
resaall communications to the Proprietor.
W. R. M ERW1N, M.D., Dktroit. Mich.
vSoid in Memphis by all Druggists.
S.MANSFIELD& CO., Wholesale Ajrenls.
TO HORSE OWNERS I
GOMSfiULT'S
CAUSTIC
1FTHE GREAT FRENCH-W3
VETERINARY REMEDY I
4-rparfl hjJ. E. GOXBA riT. r-Ffrfrry Surgeon
Of th Frmneh Gommmmmt Stud.
iaM hern In prominent nie In tbr bent Vet
crinaj-y rra'tirt of .Europe lor tho
psut Twenty Years.
A SPEEDY, POSITIVE & SAFE CURE
For Cnrbv Splint, Sweeny, Capped Dock. Strain?
Tendons, Founder, Wind Pufltscli Gk1n IHeanvx
Varattos, Thrunh, all lunanmiaUan, all Throat Pif
licujtioa. al1 Lamcneiri from b-avin. Rinflxn, and
ether bony tumont removes all Ilr.r.clH- cr Blcm
lulnii. and uiai y other dlteri and ailment of Uonies
and Cattln. Far ein-erior to a bllKtci orcputfriMtion
lu it buiMeucial effecta, never leavini; acar or bluniaa.
WE GUARANTEE '5
will prtKlucu more act'.uU remits than a wbole bottle
of any liuimenL or apavin euro mixture ever made.
Kvf-rv botMe of f.4tTHTI BALSAM sold In
wurrnntrd to lvp nntltuetion. Priil.JM
per bottUk R4K Py drtitohMtN, or pent Iiy exprwa,
chtarffea paid, with full direction for ita ntte.
LAWRENCE, WILLIAMS A CO.
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
SoU hkvnoHwrm A r mftwiun for tkm U. 8. traf fm
Gilst&Bn.
Funeral Directors.
SSO MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS.
BURIAL ROBES and Coffin Hardware. Ord.rf
by Telegraph promptly filled, and Casea ihiu
pedC.O.D. LOOK FOR STAMP m
ON EVERY CASC.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS!
AT COST!
Nov U the time to maka your
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Closing-Oal Sal of
Pianos and Organs,
Sheet Music and
Music Boxes, '
Brery Instrument will be eold at first eoet antil
all are aold. Call immediately and select year
instrument. After J an uary 1, 18S4, 1 will ope a
up the nrst and
Only Wholesale Music House
in Memphis, which has been Terr mart needed
here for rears. Pereone wishinr Piano and Or
irans, or any other kind of instrvment. will
nla call or tend fur oataloruea aad price. .
S.A.BEHsTSON'S
MrSIC PAIaACX,
234 Xatn St, Opp. Worsham House
MWWW Tt IstlXOXua.
Bids for.Prmleges.
BIDS for Realaarant aad ether Pri.ilsirae tot
the KU of L. Ball. Jaaaary 7, 184. will be re
ceired an to Janarr 4V, Isava. Addraaa
JAXK3 F. V UEJ.ESS, Aralaaea. efflre.
F4
n
ids ana urns
V RIVER NEWS.
; HTKAjIKRS LF.AVI.e. .
" ' THIS "DAY. .
St.Frantii Rirer. Rixc JIackadt, Joplin, 5p.m.
White River Da Adams, rtairy. 5 p.m.
Arkaniaa River..JoR Peteks, Williams, 5 p.m.
New Orleans Ctrr or St. Loris. Able, 6 p.m.
Padacah . H. A. TrLra, Masseniale, 12 ra.
New Orleans SHBKVtroaT, Thompson, 5 p.m.
Sl'XDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. -St
. Lonis Cirr or Hxlini, Sunday.lOa.m.
Friars Point Janes Lkc, Monday,. p.m.
Arkansas City .Katk Auias, Monday, 9 p.m.
Osceola. .. Coahoma, Monday, 2 p.m.
byerxburf Qayosx, Monday, & p.m.
Vicksburs; K. W. Col. Tuesday, 5 p.m.
Vicksbor. Wiu. S. Hays. Tuesday, 5 p.m.
Cincinnati , Akd Balm, Tuesday, 6p.m-
. MOTENESTS AT THE LETEE.
Ar.-'ci7s. Vint Shinkle. Cincirsnati; Charles
Morxiin, Cincinnati: Ct ahoma, Os-.-ela: James
Ie. Friars Puint: R. R. Springer, New Orleans;
Arkansas City, Yick-fburir.
Ihwartur. Arkansas CitA-, Bt. Louis: Charles
Morgan, New Orleans: Coahoma, Osceola: Vint
Sbinkle, t.'incinnati : R. R. 8pringer. Cincinnati:
Jatnes Lee, F'riars Point.
JiiHitt 1J Ihut. City of Providence. City o!
St. Louis. Belle of Shreveport and II. A. Tyler.
Boot Itue f p. Dean Adams, Joe Peters, Rene
Macready and City4 ilelena.
Kecel l ealerday.
Charles Morean 59pkgs merchandise.
Arkansas City IU bales cutton and 175 sks seed.
Coahoma -164 bales cuttou, IS bar seed-cotton
and 478 sks seed.
James Lee i bales cotton, 2S6 sks seed, 7 hd
stock and 1! pkgs sundries.
R..R. Sprinter 6 hbds sucar, 13 brls usr. 500
bdls ties, '&) bales hay and 5 pkits merchandise.
Vint rihinklu S3 brls oil. l.-U brls meal. 4 brls
flonr, 5ohf brls flour. 13 brla whisky, o00 brls salt,
brls potatoes, tuo keg. nails. 847 pkas furniture,
pkps miscellancou.-, YM bxs candles, 75 bxa
soap. f7 bxs (tliu-.-iware, 1C2 hf bales hay, 21 bales
hay, 72 hd stock. . ,
t ri'BE not'EMEXTS.'
Tim City of Providence, Copt.' (ieorge
Lenox, is due down for Vickt-burr.
Tits Andy Baivm,' Cant. H. J. Vinton, is
the Tuesday packet for all points on the Ohio
rirer.
Tj:e Ie-Lino packets for Monday even
ninst are the James Lee, for Friars Point, and the
Coahoma, for Osceola.
The Henry Frank. Capt. J. F. Hicks, is
the next regular packet for New Orleans, leaving
here next Wednesday. .
The Oaroso, Capt. W. I. Hall, is the
gacket Monday evening for Hales? Poiat, Dyers
urg and all way landings. r
The City of Helena, Capt. ieorge
Carrell. is the Anchor-Line packet tn-morrow
morning tort'airo and St. Louis.
The Will S: Hays, Capt. I'd Nowlnnd, is
the 1 uesday packet tor ickshurg ana alt way
lauding, ii. Wash Floyd is in theolhi-e.
This K. Vi. Cole, Capt. Frank KMson, is
the Tuesday packet for (Jretnville. Vicksburg
and the bends. M. 1. Raldwin is in the office. .
The Henry A. Tyler, Capt. Jolm K.
Masenjrale. is tlie parket at noon to-tlayfor Cairo,
Padncah and all way landing. Urn Hill i her
clerk.
The Kene Maoready, Capt. O. K. Joplin,
in the packet this evening" at a o'clock for all
joint on St. Franc in river. A. I, banning and
C. A. Stock ley arc her clerks.
Tub Joe leter, Capt. John A. Williams,
is due this roorninjrand leaves ajrain thin evening
at 5 o'clock iVir all points on Arkanann river.
Ji me-f N. Xbouipon is iu charge ol her office.
1 he City of St. Ixuia, Capt. Jan Able, 1
'm the Anchor-Lino packet this evening nt C
o'clock for New Orleans and all intermediate
landing. Win. Matron and Tony Kldrtdire are
her clerks.
TiiK O.-I.inc packet Bolle Shreveport,
Capt. ii. Wach Thompson, will pass down this
evuninjr at I o'clock for 'ick.ihurx Natchez. New
Orleans and all intermediate landings. C'&arlof
Church and Lew liriggs are her clerks, u
Thk Kate Adams, Capt. Mark Ii. Check,
i the I'nited SUitcx mail packet Muminy evening
atoo'cI'K-k for Arkanan Cily and all way Innd
irt it. W. C. Hlenker in in charxe of her otlice.
The Adams connect at Terrene uiouth of White
river, with the Ida Lee lor nil points on Arkautiaii
river.
The Dean A dan lb, Capt. Milt It. Harry,
will arrive thia morn in? and leaver aeniin thia
evenii.fr at 5 o'clock for nil points on While river,
going throuirh to Jaokaonport and raaktiiff con
nectioiiit with packets fur upper White and Black
rivers. Walker Outlaw i in charge of her oltice,
assisted by Hugh Smith.
(UKKCKAL AKWS.
licsiNEss moderate.
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers are
rising slowly. -
SuiXAi. .Service report: liiver 9 feet 1
inch decline 9 inches yesterday.
The Charles 1. Choutvau will get into
New Orleana with TUUU bales of wtton.
TiiR fog was thick yesterday evening,
and will be troublesome to steamers afloat.
Capt. IL W. Liuhthitrnk left for Louis
ville a day or two agu, and will return Monday.
Hal Ayw.ett, late of the E. AV. Cole,
went out second clerk of the Kate Adams Thurs
day.
RfiCRiPTahv rivor vpstrdav. TlflS lmlra
of cotton, 18 bales of seed-cotton and 934 sacks of
cotton -seed.
jabe BooKKn has resigned the second
clerkship of tho Kate Adams, and is open for an
engagement.
The government steamer Mis-sihwippi
paired down yesterday morning with tow of
tone for Wilson's Point.
Thk Henry Tyler reports two Ioats
loaded with Pittsburg coal stranded over at Island
10, and one at barfield'h Point.
The H. II. Springer, from New Orleans,
paused yesterday morning, discharging here 590
packages, and had 700 ton for the Onto river.
The hog chains on the Jav (rould let ?o
bnck of Cairo Wednefdny niyrht, letting her -ter.i
down four iet. My Cliot;e towed her to Muund
City for repairs.
The Arkansas City passed upahout noon
yesterday, diecharging19 bales of cottnn and 175
nacko ot cotton-seed, and adding 1(K) bales of cof
ton for re?hipmcnt at Cairo.
Mr, Ames Fisher will make the present
trip in charge of the Andy Bautn's office and re
lieve Robert MtCoy, who gee to his home in iSt.
Jacobs, 111., to spend the holidays.
Capt. Alexander Mohks, agent of the
New Orleans Vnderwriter?, is in the city. He
has been un through North Louisiana nnd Ar
kansa. ana expects to leave for Indian Bay this
evening. He is adjusting risks.'
Tuk Vint Shinkle arrived from the Ohio 1
river early yesterday morning, with 400 Inns, and ;
left in the afternoon with 760 barrels of oil, 40 :
barrels of molasses, 150 bales of cotton, a good i
lot of sundries and several passengers.
Montgomery Adwrttier, 18th j Capt.
Pratt, of the steamer Alabama, reports it very I
dull all along the river. Comparatively tittle j
cotton remains in the country adjacent to the !
landings, and business is getting to be very slack, j
The Eckert arrived from the wreck of the ,
Josle Harry yesterday with 15 bale of cotton, the j
shufts, engines and boilers of the ill-fated boat. I
She will leave thi evening or to-morrow for the
wreck of the Will Kyle, to see what can be saYed. ,
and raise her if possible.
TnE Charles Morgan passed down to 1
New Orleans yesterday morning, discharging 59
packages. She picked up i'WW sacks of eorn below
Cairo, added 1(K) tons of freight and 20 (a.-fengers
here, and when she got away her guards were
down in the water, and her cabin regie tr showed
'E pasnengers besides deckers. Among her
patsengcrs were Mrs. Capt. Albert Stein, mother
of the Morgan's youthful commander ; Alices
annie and iSallie 8teia, his sitters, and Mrs.
Capt. Harry Stein and son.
Pine Bi.cff Commercial, Thursday : "The
wharf Tuesday was the scene of unusual anima
tion. The steamers LlaLte of the Adams Line.
the bull old tar Capt. K. W. Outlaw on the decks.
Will Jtarby ofTiciating at the desk; Van Kttan,
Capt. Muriselinan : Joe l'e tore, tho veteran Capt. '
John A Williams in command, James N. Thomp
son clerk. The two latter are of the Memphis
and Arkansas Kiver Packet Company. An agree
able dancing party was had on the I'elers Tues
day, at which thre wa general enjoyment. Our
steamers are doing good business."'
Cait. W. P. Fuweils, of Memhis, is
mentioned as masterof the new lighthouse steamer
for the Mississippi river. He is utrongly recom
mended by pilots in the New Orleans trade. Capt.
Flow ere is well known in thene waters, and uni
versally regarded as thoroughly tniirtcnt. and
no better selection for the responsible KMtion
could be made. His experience as pilot in the
Mississippi dates way back previous lo the war,
and since the war was in various packets in the
Anchor-Line service. At present he is on the K.
W. Cole, in the Memphis and Vicksburg trade,
and held in high eieem for sobriety and strictly
moral character, as well as for his competency as
pilot. Few men liv to-day who are his pier as tu
knowledge of tho Misttisfippi river.
PirrsjitKO Isader, Wednesday: "Laflt
evening a young man named Frank Wilson ar
rived in Allegheny. He. is on his way to New Or
leans, and intends traveling all the way in an
open skiff. He lives in Crawford county, and be
ing in poor health be thought a trip of this sort
would ne beneficial to him. Starting from the
head of French creek he floated down the Alle
gheny river, and while he was troubled a little
with floating ice, be expects to be beyond the in
fluence of this climate and appears confident
that he will make the trip successfully. On his
arrival at New Orleans ho will cross the sr ulf to
Florida on some larger craft, where he will pas
the winter in hunting and fij-bing, and in the
spring he will come up the Atlantic coat to New
1 ork, from where he will return tu his home."
WEATHER AND RIT ERA.
Or kick Sick a l Skbvick, U.K. A.,1
Memphis, Tknn., Iecember 21, 1883. J
The following observations are taken at
the same moment of time (1:0 p.m.) at all the
stations named :
Chan gee.
Above
low water.
Rise.
Fall.
Feet 1 Inch
Feet Inch ! Feet I Inch
Cairo
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
I Davenport n
IDubaiue...
fFort Smith
Helena
-Keoknk.
1 La Crosse.
Leavenwo'th
Little Kock
Lonisville...
NewO'leans
Omaha
Pituburg...
Shreveport..
St. Lou ii..
ISt. Paul.
Vicksburg....
1
'Kelow high-water nark. 174.
t Below bench mark. IFroien.
New Orleans, December 21. Arrived;
Billy Kilby and barges, Memphis, Departed :
John A. Scndder, St. Louis. Boats are detained
by fog,
Pitthbsjrg, December 21. Noon River
S feet inches, and falling-. Weather cloudy and
cold. Night River 2 feet 11 inches, and falling.
Weather eloady and eold.
WheTclikq, December 21. oon River
5 feet 9 inches, and falling. Weather clear
and eold. Night River ft feet 7 inches and fail
ing Weather clear and cold.
Locwvilljc, December 21. Noon River
falling, with 6 feet 2 inches is the canal and S
feet lu inches in the chute on the falls. Business
dull. Weather cloudy and moderating, with
snow all night. N arrivals or departures.
Cincinnati, December 21. Noon River
11 feet 3 inches, aad falling. Weather elbady and
cuol; thermometer 31c. Arrived: I'. P. Schenck,
New Orleans. No departures. Night Riverll feet
3 inehes, and stationary. Weather clear and cool;
thermometer 3uVrrirdi James W. tiaff, Mem
lhit . - .
vAK8viixK,December 21. Noon River
itationary.with 87-10 feet by the gmuga. Weather
el ear and cold, with heavy snow last night v ther
mometer 2s. No arrivals or departures. Night
River rising, with 8 feet by the ganr.
Weather cloudy and eold; thermometer 23 to 3L!3.
Arrived and departed: 'Cons Millar, Cincinnati
to Memphis, t p.m.
Cairo, December 21. Noon River fall
ing, with 13 feet inehes 7 by the range. Weather
eloady and eold, with snow last night. Arrived:
Paris C. Brew a t New Orleans, midnight; City of
Baton Rouge, New Orleans, 2 a.m.; Centennial,
New Orleans, 3 a.m.; Cons Millar, Cincinnati, 5
a.m. Xparted: Paris C. Brown, Cincinnati, 1
a.m.: Bella tShrereport, New Orleans, 4 a.m.1
Ceas Millar. Mem nhisu 6 swm.; Fatare City and
barge. New Orleans, II a.m. Night Kiver Lit feet
inehes and falling. Wather etlaady and cool;
thermometer A ''. Arrived: bauirer, Ohio river
1 p.m.: Port Kads and barres. New Orleans, 1
p.m. iepartea: r.Dtuirer. soutn, z p.m.
UiW Additimt ml i?tW Jfase JWf Pa. ,
MOT EX EXT or Ot'CAJI BTKAJtERsV.
New ORLEAm, December 21. Cleared:
Huntington. Bremen.
J. FRIEDLANDER,
AitciiiTEcrr.
"DLAXS and speeiteatioai of any kind f haild-
J. inaa maae at very moderate tarau.
aac JaasMMUe Taaaail.
ST E A.M BOATS
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
kt,Lnl mmH 5f w Orleans Aertasr I. in
(7. Is. MjU I FOR CA1K0 ANI iT. LOCIS.
City of Helena,
Carrell master. x? "--vi
Will leave the Elevator Building SUMaY,
Dee. 2kl. at lUa.a. For insight or pa'age apply to
0. L. Ham.. Pas. Atrt. Al STOKM. Sn.pt.
FOR LOU1SVI LyA NlMl XCIXXAT1
nf-naphia and Ohio Rlvrr Pxrkrt a
FOR J.OIISVUXE xo C1XCISSATI Steamer
Andy Ilaum. r -.TT
II. J. Vinton ....master.
rWill leave from Klevator TUESDAY, Deo. 55th,
at p.m. r or information inquire on board or to
R. W. I.KIHTnt'BNK. 1. F. A T. Art. .7 V-nrfe
FOR PADCCAH.
For Osceola, New Madrid, Hickman, Columbus,
Cairo. Paducah. an-l nil way landings tftcsiuer
II. A. Tyler, jjj
J. E. Massenaale master,
leaves as abore THIS DA V, Doe. tM. at 12 ra.
All freight will ioeive-j at KlevaUir. For
other information apply on bAaTt'r at KI-r;tor.
FOK ARKANSAS EIYKR.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co. For
Pine Bl'ilT. Little Kock and through to Fort
Smith POOL I.IN'ES.
Toe leters, sfi
J. .. Williams. ..master I J. N. ThnrnpA(ii...cleik
Leavos SATURDAY. December 2Jd, at 5 p.m.
For freight or pa fa re apply on board, or to
JOHN N. HARBIN, Sup't. 2S.i Main at.
IT. C. TOWK, Aercnt. fot of .Tcfferton t.
FOR NKW ORLEANS.
aeulhera TrnKpertsitln Llns For Vicks
burg, Nat "hex and New Orleans Steamer
Belle of Shreveport, jsp.
i. W. Thompson.ma.ter. Sr&iasft
LeavesTIUS 1)AY, le-eniber 2Jii, at & p.m.
For froht or paasaee apply to
. II. 0. LOWK. Agent, foot Jefferson st.
St. aonia and xsw Orleans Anrher IJue
Mail FOK NKW OliLEANS.
City of Nt. louitt . jgSSf.
Dan Able...master, sssacjC1 " !
Will leave the Klevator Paildin, SATl KDAY,
Dee. M.at6 i.ui. Forfreight or passage applyfl
0. 1.. Bin 1'h-s. Agf. AO STORM, Sup't.
FOK WHITE RIVER.
Memphis & White River Pkt Co.
IT. . MAIL LI.VI-
STR. CHICKASAW, jjj
E. C. Postal master C. M. Postal clerk
' roH
tlaremlon, netvtalla BlnfT, nets Are, Aa
i;uatH,alcli.uMrl aud Nearry.
LEAVES MEMPUIS EVKBY WKDNESDAY
at5p.m. Through ratex W all points.
Freight consigned to "Memphis and White
River Packot Co." will beforwaitled promptly.
IT. C. LOWE. Awnt.M cf .!.(Trf.p t.
FOR ARKANSAS CITY
Mnnphln and Arkansas i'tly iackrt4tt.
Adami U. iS. Mail Line For Ilelena. Friars
Point, Concordia, Terrene, Arkansas City and
Pine Bint! It. K. The new Pafsenger Stcaincr
KATE ADAMS. r
M. R. Cheek.. master I W. C. Blanker clora
Leaves erery MONDAY and Tllt'kSDAY. at i
o'clock p.m., reserving the right to pass all land
ins the captain may doem unsafe.
sr Freight received for all polpla on the
Arkansas Miver, connecting with the A Jams-
L'" Steamer IDA LEE
at the Mouth of Whit river. Responsible)
rate and prompt delivery gnaraalccd.
For information apply to
K. WALWiRTII. No. 4 M:vlinn street.
FOR HALKS POJNT.
Kegolar Memphla nnd It ale Point &c nil
Week ly k.et bteamer
GAYO.SO, r
W. P. Hall ma-tcr J. D. Fuller -.clerk,
will leiive for HALES Point and alt way landings
EVERY MONDAY AlN'D TliLRSDAY at 5 p.m.
For freight or pacs.'-g np i ! on board.
LEEJJNE STEAMERS.
For U lend nle, Helena aud Friar Point.
Str. alauios Xee. r-
Marsb Miller master Tlatt Phodcs clerk
Will leave as above on every MoN JAY,WEDN ES
1AY and FRIDAY, at 5 p.m., reserving the right
topas all landings the captain may dcemunsafe,
Omce, No. 4 Madison street.
JAVKS LEK. .Tu.. pTirrritndTit.
FOB OSCEOLA.
Trl-WeeklT I. HMail FarkeC-For Ran
dolph, Fulton, Osceola aud Way Landing,
Coaihosna, .B
J. IT. Cooper, master J. W. Smithcr ......lerk
Will leave Memphis every Mnails, WetlueM
dnjr and Friday at 5 p.m., reserving tho right to
pass all Landings the captain may deem unnafe.
For information apply on boarti, or to Mo. 4 Madi
son ftrcnt. JAMFS LKK, JR., nporintRdent.
FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.
MILT HARRY LIS. E Mem p til White fi
It I nek Ulver U.S. nll Faeket.
For Indian Bay, St. Charles. Clarendon, levnlls
Bluff, Dea Arc, Augusta, Jacksouport, Searcy,
Batesvillo, Powhatau and Pocahontas TUe new
and elegant pap fencer steamer .
JDcan AiSarns,
M. K. Harry, master, W&St
Will leave Memphis every Saturday at 5 o'clock
P.m., connecting direct with the now Ulack River
nited State M:til Packet MILT HARRY, for
Powhatan and Pocahontas, aud with the Daily
Packets to Batoeville and Upper White river.
Through Rates to all points.
Freight consigned to Milt Harry Line, Memphis
or Terrene, will be promptly forwarded.
E. R. THOMAS. No. Madison street. Mcmr-his.
FOR VICKSBURG.
M 31111 IS A.M Vi UltHtiJ PACK fcT.
For Helena, ArkanaaH 'lly, Creenvllle,
YlekwbnrK and Way ludinirn.
The New. Elegant and Swift Passenpcr Prcket,
Will f. llayN, r-J
Ed. Nowla. i master G. W. FloyTlZTTnierk,
Will leave Memphis -tvery TneMlay at 5 o'clock
p.m., and Vicksburg tvery Frldny at 12 noon.
Cloie conncctiin at Vicksburg with jackets for
New Orleans and Yazoo river. Particular aud
special attention paid to all Way and Plantation
Rusiness. For freight, passage or othor informa
tion, apply to if. C LOWE. Agent,
root oi eJeuerson street.
Meiiiphinaiid VirkHburc racket Compnnr.
For ilelena. ArkanMiu t'lly, reenvllle
and lekHburar Merebnt and Plant
ers) Aecomtuodation Packet Tha New
Frint and Elegant Steam or
JK. W. COJaE, r.yJTO
J. F. Ellison master I M. D. Baldwin .....clerk
Leave Memphis, commencing Oct. Pith, EVERY
TUESDAY at ft p.m. Leaves Vicksburg EVERY
FRIDAY at 12 m. Clone connections at Vicks
burg with packets for New Orleans and Y'axoo
river. SPECIAL and PARTICULAR attention
paid to all way and plantation business. For
freight, passage or other information, apply to
K. R. THOMAS. Mndinn street.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
The St Francfe KiTer Transmutation Co's
Fine Side-Wheel U. S. Mail Steamer
lieuc Jacreau.vjC
A. L. Banning clerk
WILL LEAVE lUMPHIS
EVERY TL;nOAY A5IU nATl'KUAY,
at 5 o'clock, for Marisnna, the Cut-Off, and inter
mediate landings on St. Francis river.
O. K. elOPI.IV. Pnperinentlent.
MLMPIIIS
Grain aud Package Elciator Co.
"TTILL PO A GENERAL RECEIVING. FOR-
WARIHNO AMI SrOH Gfc Ul'S!KESi. CaTftuSS
of eteamboatR and barges loaded or unloaded with
dispatch. Freixht delivered in ears ot all mil
roads entering the city. Ample storaye room for
bulk or sack grain, merchandise, machinery,
etc. Freight received aud stored in elevator at
owner's risk unless ordered injured.
ft. Al.l..WO . Siiiirrintend-nf.
ROYAL MAIL LINE
To the (lierlar4l.
The First-Class Fteamshipe of this Line AM
STEKDAM. KOTTERUAMTRriUKDAM. ZAAN
DAM, LKt'RDAM, W. A. SCHOLTEN, P. CAL
AND, MA AS carrying the I'nited States Mail to
the Netliorlnnilr, leave kEW YOKK reirularlr
every W KIXNESD A Y. for KOTTERDAM and
AMSTKKUAM alternately. First Cabin. r70;
Boond Cabin . v: Steerna, u!t; from Hotter
dom and Amsterdam. tX.
11. CA.AVX, General Arent,
"Sn. 97 Smith Willi. m .tree X.wVt.V.
MATHEY CAYLUS'
Vm for ofr SS yeara with rrcnt sncceaa by tha
physicisiiMof Ptrtu, New Torkaiul Ion(ion, and Kii)f
rior to allotborafort.be prosni'tcureol all (tMeti,prnnt
or of long atandinr. Put up only In GIim Rottr?
enntnining M ObiioiIcs tmch. VVACE CKN'IS,
MAKING THKM TUE tUItAPLST CAPSCLE3
IN XUS alAKKET.
Prepared by
GLIXakCTE,
CAPSULES
8oU
Etltx
Paris.
Administrator's Sale.
IN pursuance of a decree rendered by the Su
preme Court of Arkansas and entered of record
in the Probate Court of Crittenden county. I, as
the administrator d. b. n. of the estate of 1, W.
bnrgett. deceased, will, on
aatnrday, Otli Isajr mf JTaitaiMry. 1HH4.
in front of the courthouse door of said county, in
the town of Marion, proceed to sell to the hibrut
bidder, on a credit of 6, VI and 14 moDthf, the
land: of said estate, known as the 'l. W. liur-
tanas ol sata estate. Known as the 1. w.lii
aett Home Place. " in said county, and beins t
E Viof the BE H of fr. aeo. thirty U : the S S
the Ji'K V4 of fr. see. thirty (30): theNEUf h
z the
fof
thirtv-one (31): all of fr. sec. twntv-T)in t'Jifi:
the 8 of sec. twenty (2 ; and the ' W of see.
thirty-two l-ti), in township four U) north, range
eight ) eat, eonUining one thousand and thirty-four
(Iftit) acres, more or less. Purchaser to
execute note with approved security and lien re
tained on land. Sale absolute and must be made.
Improvements on place va'uable. tee. f, 1MJ.
W. II. GRlbER,
Administrator d. h. n. of I. W. Burgett estate.
"Greer k Adams, Attorneys, 5J Eaitt Court street,
Memphis. Tenn.
MANHOOD
tptHif r.Me mi byia. u ef Vltallmut . reaik
nana, .kick rtketamlty cam Her. Ma rt.alt.
IU. 1 I Vlrtlity. rremtar. Oecsts', aaa
A ircaMce saistmg from orvr-work and .teaesa
eau. pile mt Vlmlln mat led trre. rSfl.lf as.
ttw. Im trblsalsir rrt tiw hu. ntdniai a
SOW OPES TO VISITORS.
PARK HOTEL!
I B. LEXAT, PKOPKIETOK.
Second Street, Opp. Conrt Square,
The Cater of the City of
JrleuapliiM ..... Teonewe.
Isasjs 75 ?aita fas 99 jm,ww avay.
H. A. THOMS,
CE20
UNlJEItTAKER,
Set M AI' STREET, MEMPUIS.
METALLIC CASES, Caskets. CoSns. Barlal
Robes. eie.,et. C.0.1.Ordereby IWecrapk
ptly tiled.
Memphis Cotton Exchange.
Mwwrina. Tairw.v N erraber SI, 1WW.
Te th. Stockaoldra rf the MmiliIiu Cottaa Ex
ehaB,. Rotldisv Coaapaay t
IK eomplianea with a reaoltitioa adopted ay ta.
Board of lireetorao the Memphis Collon Ex
eh&Bir. at a meetiaa aeld thia a.y, ... ta. an.
deraijtaaMl, troateee af the Memphis Cottua Kx
eaaztaja Buiidin, Company, hereby make a eall ol
10 per eent. upon the sturk holders, payabl. Di
eamber 1. 1S-1, aad aa additieaai call of lu pn
eeau, payable Jan a ary 1, liM.
C. f. HI NT, President.
JSO. S. TOOF. First Viee-Preaideat.
6. B. IjCMjCUXB. InMiuar, Znuujaa,
M ft
M0RGAS J. KEI.LT. Late of Kelly A 'c ",J.rn.
Wholesale GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS
AXI t OMMIKS10. MKUCUAXTS,
Ve. KOa 1st Strict 'fJHVoso Itlookl yffinphlst. Tcli nwfH,
Woodruff Lumber Company
jV. WOOORrrr, rmMeat, jk. t. ll tXSAII, aad Trraa
Maunfactiirem ernutl lfler la
CYPRESS, POPLAR, COTTONWOOD, WALNUT, OAK AND ASH
LUMBER.
Doors, Sash, Blind's HoMings, and Building Material denerallj
S UV AU PLAXI.XJ MILLS.
Xorlh Front SI., Xe;ir Gas Works.
O. If. WYKHS. Tt?:nigT. j : MFMPIIIS. TKXXKSSER.
i. t. poutei
lip
run
Saccesjiors lo rORIEIl, TATI.0R A CO.,
Cotton Factors
- AX
WIIOIYEHAIai: OlSOCKRN,
NO. 300 FRONT STREET. : : MEMPHIS, TENN
BEAM & OARROLL
' Wholosjilc k Kctail Paints & l'alnlcrs'.Suiiplles,
Window Shades, Window Glass, Looking Glasses, Etc.l
XO. Sltt M1I ST'tl'rX i : MF.M1'1I1S.;ti:!NKSSKK.
T. J. GRAHAM,
Sewer Pipe, Fire Brick, Tiles,
CLAY, CKMIiXT, LIME, l'LASTElt,
BUILDIXJ MATERAL, VASES AXU DRA1X.TILE.
43 mill 45 South Court Hireot, Mem phi w, Tenn.
oyer Gold
uiioi.ksali:
DRESSED WESTERN MEATS,
No. 22S "Front Stroot MompTtis Tenn.
II. 31. FEKWITSOST, WITH
T. LaPRADE
WHOLESALE
Jfow. .tftl and ao: Main
J. A. BAIJLEIT & CO.
Pliimher.H9, Gas mid teain fitterM Caooila,
OAS-FIXTU.KS, I.OIti:.S, ETC.,
No. 336 Second Street, Corner Union, Memphis, Tenn.
A. D. LAXUSTAFF.
A. E. XIEMKYKR.
LANGSTAFF
itEirr, 5ii:Mtiiis,
HARDWARE
OllTrr'a 4 -hilled
I'l.OVi K.
Ifnll'a Sinleau
BARBED FENCE WIRE,
mr Oar Bf AIKA an Mnnnlsirtarel Trom ttt. Fiiiel St Weill Mb Iron, and In Qaallljr
;lc and Flnlab, are I nrqanletl lit market. ."
aar For Kale by W. H. riKl K A ., n t.MIIIIN, TI. X., aud the Trade cmerallj.
A. V. K1NGSLAND, Secretary,
AXI
GENERAL INSURANCE CO.
DOM A (JBXKKAl. riKF. A.VI MARIXK BI'NIHKM.
A QUARTER OF A MiLLiCN DOLLARS FULL-PAID CAPITAL.
I'CKMfOllN.
NAPOLEON HIM., H. VI RSTENUKIM, WM, 1. COI.R. JOS. W. CALDWELL,
JAMES REILLV, JOHN l.OAl.l K. .S. MAN'SKIKLD.
E. M. ATPErtSOy, Prex. V . VU.ti KI!S()-, V.-Frcn. II E RT J. L V , ChlJ-.
OFFICE 19 TvttniSOV NTIIFIX M l'.f llfl"l.
J. I IticD
WHOLESALE
Grocers, Cotton Factors
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
3To. SSO front street, : Memphis., Tenneee.
Linr.RtL advawrh hade ox ro sicixmest,
J. M.J1MF.S. C'otlon Snloinn. I tV. W. JAMKS. C.'rooery Silraniw
ANDBEW STEWART, Now Orleans.
STEWART, GNE & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors
AO. 370 FROM KTREfTT, MEMPHIS, TEXS,
STEWART BROTHERS & COMPANY
COTTON FACTORS AXD COMMISSION" MERCHANTS,
HV OUI.E4XS. I,OriKI4.
jao.8. toor.
IU L. JlrUOWA.
flfoofilclBowa
Wholesale Grocers & Cotton Factors,
No. 274 FRONT STREET
W. . PATTESOX, CVlln H.ImnanHan4Hn( of Cot torn a SpaciaJty. LiWal
Cash AdvaneM Ma4 oa Constunmanu.
DAVID PARK HADDEN
&
Madden
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Xo. 270 Front NIreet, - Jlenipiil-, TenueiMe.
QPKCIAL ATTENTION PAID TO WEIflniNfl
u v, areaouaa. All Cottoa lasarea aalasa ouerwiaa insiraoua. ia laauiua
ATI Cntto. Clniek .Me. anH pmanp. retnrn. i. r.nr molln
A. B. TREADWELL.
A. BJREADlif ELL CO
Cotton Factors, YIiolesale Grocers,
SO. H TXIO.V STIIEET, MEMPHIS, TEXJf
0TE rOR 8ALB LOW TO TH8 TKADK:.
trsj R.lls Basrciac. lO.rmo BaadlM Tie. jeo,wr Pounds Paeon. . SO.) foaadi Balk
Barrals Mm x'ork, 1 Paokaaes Lard. MUair.lsVin.far, 0 Ban.lt Malsmi,
I.0J Boaea 6oa,. 1 .2TO Baas CofTe., tA K.aa Nails, h HusrasjMaa Saaar,
l.UO Barrals cniaar. SVO harr.lt iloar, Barrals Salt. I.VU PaeaaaM Tobaaa.
M Brla. Cavkiaa Oil, lOO.uui) Ciar, 60 Uamlt Kic aliuCaaat bak'i TvbtstM
Toswther with a full lie. of aH ala.ila. WsMMlrnwMiv. ee. W. offer M. A. raiurisa ak
tfca itieawea i.aaeea. also "! a.rll aiale" Skm.K lav ...area, a I isuvai
PR1CKK. Oar f-wil
'Ultra. fr nanaiaaaai C'.iMat
9oUoiWd iBilllliarai dTaA0M aada aaaa.
JOHN HOPER. Late of Jaa. Roper Br
G. W. MACHAF.
1MCRM
-
Storage Co.
&C0.
Street. Jf eniphiN, Tenn
M. D. PATTEliSON
& COMPANY,
opiioMite ii:aoiy hotel,
JOBBERS, l-Vr.v.v
-iir'uo, hi.
-
FIRE
AV1TT & CO
ANDREW I. U WYNNE, Memphia
BEM. 1. BCSST.
TrTTTrTPTTTS, TENN.
JOHN M. FARRINGTOS.
FarringtoD,
AS WELL A8 SALES OF COTTOK. BATi OC1
H. B, TKEADWELU
tar. a
OoaaicameaU a( Cottoa
Marevry I. at roJaJ nwr ml-ery and mad
or ertttPl than war, ptiln? an 4 rnttiir.4
OomblntJ. If youhava any blood di-r-e or rkt?i
buasor ii i your duly to yourrelf and ostrrity to
Uka tha ouly TtteUbla cur, whioh i Hu1'i
SpMlle.
SwitY'a PitrtAr t n.imxml mm of Tal-iu1
Blod ToUon a tier 1 had ban continod to tho
boua fur fiva mnth and bad bn il -rd ttiiU
blua-mMrt, calomel and other poinonou" druru un -til
1 a in dciualr. tSwilt'a Succitit.' in lh rniu-
dy for this kind ol Mood troipon .
Agant Southarn Life Im. Co.i Allanta, iia.
For l4SiM(.
I hav hn usinr fnr ntnttth op Iwa In ttir
household tSwifCa fioi(li' (S. 5. S-t.tha (rrrater
lortion of ttbavinr been eotinmed by the lentHle
portion of my t a roily, and with tha ha"iiri n
lulU. It acted likea charm on my wile, who had
beeu In bad health for a lona time, and 1r wtictn
lhava paid hundred of dollar for tln,-trn )tti.i
medtcinet. It beg-an to build her up fn m thr lir-t
doe. Another teuinte nieuiler of iny inii.il took
it with equally atttisfaclory rrult. It i cer
tainly tha l-ect tonic lor delicti IhJ ci that 1
have ever nwd, and I have tried them all. I h:ic
no doubt that want of eiercive, cJoce coiitineiuent
in Dorly ventilated houitea, aewer-rn imtpon and
lualarial Miiton often produce ickncnn iiuoniour
wives, datichtersand sie'er". and I belief e Sw itt'
bpeciftc ii the remedy tor all thin ort of blood
poiaoumc, t . L.. JU , J. F., guituian, tia.
Treatment ofi aiMor
For twenty Teara 1 haraaulTered from a cancer
on the aide of my neck, near the fthouldcr, and
ex haunted the whole etJt.rue ol rfmedie with
out any relief, i he cancer grow in ai.me ail the
time, the whole uiier part ol my body becatne
t-iff and full of ain. 1 had virtUMlly luct the ue
of both arm, my rcneral health had broken il wn.
and I aaw it waa only a question of time w hiMi lite
iUelf would be dcntroyed. In thin condition t
cttmmenced the uie of aSil'a Sicoiflc. The tir-t
bottle relieved ma of the ttiQ'nvsn in the neck,
the aecond aeve me ierfoct of my ariuM, and 1
feel etrona and well in every way. I am a mr
man. but 1 would not take for the . od I
haveexirienced with Swilt'a Sccitic. 1 believe
it will force out nil the poion and cure me.
W. K. ROBINSON. Dawaboro. Oa.
Our treutiae on Blood and Skin Direa'ei mailed
free to apptiranU.
THK SWIFT trKCIFIC CO.,
Drawer Atlanta. Oa.
$30,000 FOR 12.
afTIVy Kr.lar .Honlnly ItraitlnK
I 'I' LI willUkeflaeeintheMasiinie Hall.
mm I II MasttnieTenit'le Bnilitinc. in Louis.
M JL a4 villa. Ky..
TliurmlHy, IMmmiiImt 27,
A lswl'iil l-wllerv ami fair Isravi Ina..
ehsrtered bv th. Legislature ot Kentucky an.i
taie. declared leaal hv tit. lualiet i'oiirt in tlie
tale. HoikI given to Henry county in the mud ot
lUu,st0 for the roni.t tiaymetit of all trire stild.
A Rrvulnllon In Klngl. Nainber
ISraat lna.
atrKvery ticket holler hts own sutr Isor, enn
call out the number on his ticketand.ee tlie
eorre.rondinir number on th. ta. placed in the
wheel in his presence. The. 1'rawina will oc
cur on the last Thursday of .vary mouth. Hoad
th. mauiflcent
Isccember Nrbrntri
1 Prla. . .
1 Prise
1 Prite
2 Prises U.Nsl each
S Prises 1.IMI each a
,.l ..( i
.. 10,0ii
... 6,1" !
.. .S,ll
lO.IHil
.. lil.lHI
.. M.l.'
.. . lti.taht
U.Hkil
91 Prises
lim Prises
ant Prises
M Priset
llJ Prises
Ml each
l.l each
f' each
3i each
10 each
APPROXIMATION PIUZKS
9 Prliat nst each
Pris.s li each
9 l'riies ltu .ash
2.Ti o
1...
Mm
WT Prlie. IllO.HHI
M hole 1 Irkela. Hair Tlrkrla. !.
27 Tickets. ,V Tickets.
.vKoinit Money or Bank Itralt in l.etter. or
send by Kxpress. 1in't hknu ar llKoiTKHki
I.rttkk oa PoTomra ttaoKH. until further no
tice. Orders of fcraud upward, by Express, can
b. sent at our expense. Addre.sall ordersto
.1. J. lmiUlLAS, Louisville. Ky.,
Or to No. est Court street, MemphisTeim.
CHANCERY SALE
REAb I .ST A TU.
Nn. Y. Chancery Court of Sh-Ky rounty -State
nf Tennclcc, ii!e, etc., ra. W. K. liiitlcr
etal.; and No. 114, It . Cily of Mcmidu.
ra. J. K. Cromwell et al
1 i Y virtue of mi in trrlmMilitry decree fur mile.
I 9 entered in tlienove caiift mi the Z'th duv ('
AuffU-t, lvvl, M. 11. 40, pMKeJ.l will k-I1. t iihh.
auction, to the hiirhvtt bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Matter' office. courthoi-e of studby
county, Meuihii, Tenn., on
Nflnrfli.r. Jannary 5. IH4,
within lcjcn) hMiri, the lolluwuia le-n rtoed yroy
erty, aituatcd in tho city ol Mciiiplua, Sticlli
county, Tenn.. to-wit :
Part of lota and iNMat aotithwcMt inlerceriiim
of Second and ,Mrkct ptreet, frontinu li'-jleei
on the weat aide oi SccAitd atrH.t, ud feet mi
tho aoiilh aide of Market atreet. Sold n ilic rii
erty of the hcira of John F. Cninwe and o.
Mile White, doceacd.
Term" of Sale--On a credit of aeven (71 month-;
turchnaer to execute notewilh approved aeeurit :
i en retained and equity ol redemption tmned.
hia Irocembcr 14, 11.
H. J. MLAt'K. Clerk and MaMer.
Iiy J. M. Itradley. leputy Clerk and Miiter.
J. W. llanidon, Solicitor. ant
HOME 1TEMN.
" All your own fault
If yon. remain sick when you ran
liet hop biltert that n.ver n7 "
The weakest woman, wnallest rliiltl.
anil Hiekeat invalid, can uso Imp liitlori
Willi an let y uml (trent (rood.
Old nn'ti tottering around from lilieii
liiiiliHtn, kidney troulile or any wiiknea.x,
will lx nliaiM new Iiy tiHiu liuj hillerx.
My wife and duttxliter Kent made
healthy by the tntn of hop bittern, nnd I
recommend them to my eople. Mttltmll
L'ltrgyman.
Ask any good doctor if hop
Bitters ar. not th. best family litedicinej
On earth.
Malarial l't'ver, Airtte and llilimistiesa,
will leave everv neixhliorhiMid aa (mmhi kh
hop liittem arrive.
" My mother drove tho paralyaix and
neuralgia all out of her ayriteni with hop
bittern." .''. rwgt Sun.
Keep tho kidneys healthy with hop
bitter and you need not fear nit knew.
Ice water in rendered hartnlemt and
more refreNhinvi and reviving w ith hop bit
tern in eaeh draiilit.
The viipir of youth for the ajwd and
infirm in hop bittern !
" At tha chni.se of life nolhitit equals
HoHbiturs to allay all tMtibles incident
Thereto."
" The best Hriodieul for ludiea to take
monthly, and from whieh they will receive
the prealent iK'lielit, in hop bittern.
Mothers with hit kly, fretful, niirain
children, will enn'theehildren and benelil
theinwdvea by taWiii hop hittcra daily.
ThmiaandH die annually from Home
form of kidney iliHeaao that miht have
licen prevented by a timely tio of hop
bittera.
Itldijrertioli, weak stomach, irrcuularities of
the bowels cannot oxist when bop bitters are used.
A timely " use of hop
Bitter, will keep a wlmlo famllv
In robust health a year at a little cost,
To produce real renuine sleep and ehild-liko
repos. all niaht, lak. a littl. hop bitters un r
tiriiif. That indirestion or stomach ras at nialit, pre
ventinarest and sleep, will disappear by usinc
bop hitters.
Paralytic, nervous, tremnlous elfl ladies arn
mail. orfeclly quiet and sprightly l.y asm, bop
bitters.
ioo ui:vaki,
"O-is Popular
breaua Iha.e ta tin ha.tr nartl If
a peak nm hlalily mt H niralhc
ajianlitlra. ' nerc airr tae i niu tl
allen In II imr, Il renlai4u nn
pelan r Itn rl f n I 4ritf n nil
ran be taken Iniiir4l miiIi no
III rranll. II inatn l t-Mn airlt
Inrr ! a r ai . m a-af lnrt-
I Ion -!. rairtMi any nniuin
vltrnte1 enm ml ( . N t n: It 1 1 1 A ..r
t. I -K I ikal ike. reward in
Iflerr4 tmr any -mi la cattc laU li
. will nl cm re.
Vanuraa'tureiloi.ty h J. R. Fvtp, A C'o.
Irtrlnnall. Ohio. Hold t.y diusalnla.
CHANCERY SALE
or
HEAL ESTATE
No. R. Chancery Court of Shelhy coiinty
Plate ot Tenneaace, ue, etc.,
et al. : and So. lw, 11. !.-
w . K. IfuthT
City of Memphia
ra. n . It. Kennerfv et ml.
HY virtue of an interlocutory decree for aala
entered in the a trove eau-e on the l-th day ut
October, lHKt, M. 11.441, pace 1 will pell at
public auction, to the hiaheat bidder, in front of
the Clerk and Maater'a office, courthouse of
Shelby ooanty, Memphia, Tenn. tu
Ha ! relay, Jaiiarf 0, lk4.
witbla leal houra, tha follnwina dtirribed prop
erty, ait i. a ted in the city of Memphia, Stielny
eonnty, Tenn. to-wit :
The one-half of lot No, 4, In blork 44, tetn
ninjr 16 feet eaat of the eaat line o Canaey atreot,
on the north aide of l'uiiUtUtc atreet Uir llrown'a
avenue. ; theme eaat with aaid INmlotoe atreot 'H
feet to Ant wine'a corner ; thence north with
Antwine'a weat line S feet to the eouthea-t corner
of a lot formerly owned by Mary Clark and aold
by ber to W. T. Kennedy; thence weat with aouih
line of aaid Kennedy lot 4V tcct ; thence aouih at
riaht aaalea 'Ct'u feet to the berinniti; aaid lt
beina of iroauiar dimen-iona and lioundcil on
the weat hv the lot of N. Fenater at the nortliea-t
corner of rontotoe and Canaey atreeta, and fh
aame conveyed by deed a of IVtcr Watmiii in 10
and 172, recorded in I-d HHk No. 7u, pare 311,
and No. 11 , pae 104, of the KegMter'a office, and
owned by Wm. T. Kenaedy, Katharine H'atiMin,
C. C. I'icbinaon, truatee, and I'aniel M. H'il.t.ti.
Term a of SJe Oa a credit of art en ') mntha :
a nut with aecurity : lien retained; and equity of
redenptioa barred. Thia December 14. 1M.
K. J. IU.ACK, Clerk and Mwur.
By J. M. Bradley, Ieiuty Clerk and Maaier.
J. W. Hampton. 8oliitor. etc. aat
CHANCERY SALE
OK
REAL EH TATE.
No. tM2S. R. haBcery Court of Shelhy cr.anty
Jeremiah Maboney et et. va. t'atrick V aUh et al.
HV virtue of an interlocutory decree f'-r aale,
entered ta the abote eauae oa the h
day of OcUiber, lKk.t, 1 will aetl, at nil Mi c au-.
tma, to the bifhetl bidder. In front of the Clerk
and Maater'a office, court houae of hhelhy eoual
Memphia. Teaneaaee. oa
Aalarelaj, leeeaa-er 29, liS,
wfthia leral houra, the following dcacribed prop
erty, ait ii a ted in (Shelby ounty, Tenn.. lo-wit;
beinv lot A of Mnnaarrat, I'Upre A Co. a anbdi
viaton, aa laid off on 21at Jane, lin, aeme 'y,nf
ea t of and near tbe city of Memphia, front tna 'n
feet on Panlaa treat and ruaniog back liS feet
to aa alley.
Term a ot Rale On a credit of aeren (7) montha ;
riurcbaar to eiecate note with peranal aeearity t
ten reLeiaed and equity of redeaipUoa barred
Thia leceaber K. -
H. J. ULACK, Clerk aad Maator.
ZByJ. M. Bradley. Itenaty t'lork and Meater.
Morvaa MoV'arlaad and tiaaU k .'eUeraon.
Boheitori. aat
CHANCERY SAT.K
OK
It E All EMTATE.
N. 4.110-Chsacry Caart nf 8helby eonnty
MattM A. Pvytua, (uardiaa, .u., vs. Waiter
Pevtsa Mai.
BY vtrta. of aa Inbsrloeatory dcw?ra. ft.r aal..a.
ton. ia th. abov. sjaaa. oa th. ltta day at
Iweaiber. IWU, M. it. 41. aaa. M. I will Mil, at
r.uov ..con, w un sikhssi muiier, ib front ol
th. Cl.rk and Klaster't oftc. eoarta.ua. f bkal
I nasir, ienn.,oa
Nataraay, Jannary S laaa.
wlthla laaraj ho.ra. th. follewln. aewrib.il prop
rty, aitaatsnl ia rh.lby tasanty, Tna.,to..itt
Lata ttnt. u, 41, 42 aad 43 of tha subdivision or
land, of Craven P.rloa. doroa4. as par plaa la
Keastar', nffie. of said eeeotr. UtM.k 49, pa.a
Sai ;uii, aaid foar lota lyia, .a aet sid. of Peyton
avaaa., and aorth af tirMnlaw street aad front,
lac aaeh oft feet na s:H ar.aa., aad laaaiur .
back weMaardly 1 feel.
Term, of fala-iia.-half eah ; balance la
and twelr. saoaths; Bote. Warin, ttil.reat, with,
M 'urily;lMja retained, .ic. This Iee.inb.r 1
1.I. R. J. Bt.At K. Cl.rk aad ,l..t.r
Iiy Oamra. Mall.rv. Ie al Vina aud Ma.ler .
1. H. Mtwa, tivli.itwc, .

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