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bibbbW. 1 THE MEMPHIS SUNDAY APPEAL. ESTABLISHED 1840. MEMPHIS, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1870. VOL 30.

CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. The fire night before last at Broadway, caused losses of $50,000. The engines, horses, of the Cincinnati Are department -ost taoo.ooo. Gen. Terry and staff arrived at Louisville night before last from Atlanta.

Purpose not known. Olive Logan delivered a lecture Fnaay niglu at to a very large audience, and the reception flattering. The committees of two houses of Congress on Income Tax can't agree, nd the law will probably remain unchanged. Another tool of thetiovernment arrived yesterday from Kan Itoraingo, saying that the whole island voted for ttnnexatiou. Garfield said yesterday thai the If all of Representative was the worst ventilated in the world.

Some of its occupants are not. The steamer St. Charles recovered yesterday HBM salvage from the owners of the Geueral LytJe in the Cincinnati court. Laborers near Kansas City yesterday dug up a skeleton of a nutn with horns and tail. Kansas City i- happy now in the t4iet that the devil is dead.

Hon. Mr. Bocock, ex-speaker of the Federal and Confederate Houses of Representatives, losfa leg by the falling of the floor of the Richmond oapltol. A resolution was presented in the House, yesterday, from the Committee on Elections, declaring Adolph BayleyJU. C.

from the distriet of lxuisiana. The consideration of Brinkley's Pacific Railroad bill was yesterday postponed one month in the Senate, to time lor compromise conflict-ng interests. Judge 'Giles, of New York, has de- ioW hat a negro has the right, on fiaying hie fere, to ride in any street car, but that special seat- may be provided for blacks George Downing, one of the shows of Washington, like Brownlow and the African Senator, advise the negroes, in a published address, to adhere to the Radical party. Ha 1st end ot the i'inriunati says that McLean's denunciation is full of falsehoods without forue. and evince only foolish rage.

The F.n-4virer publishes a note sent to Hal-stead In which he is informed that Wash Mclean was the author of thin offensive article in the Enquirer. Carpet-baggers should get up and Kit. Each State, in census taking, will divided into four or five hundred district, and the census taker must live in the district in which he acts. They are to be appointed at once. Address, General Sumner, half-brother of Ben Butler, ashing-lon.

D. C. The Governor of Connecticut has made a requisition upon the authorities of Ohio for the jierson of Jesse Allen, one of the Saviugs Bank robber, now iu prison at Cleveland, provided he is not convicted by Ibe trim for which he is held, for he was arrested here as P. V. Spencer, alias P.

W. Hardy. A dispatch from New York informs us that William Miller, imprisoned in Ludlow jail, in that city, since January 'Jt, ltWS, for non-payment of a fine of twenty-five hundred dollars, imposed by Judge Blatchford, for violating an injunction of the United States Circuit Court, issued to restrain him from infringing upon Goodyear's patent by making rubber combs, has been released, his line having been paid. A terrible accident occurred in London on Friday morning at the city terminus of Blackfriars bridge archway, through which passes the new Metropolitan railway. I'tuler the northern approach the bridge gave way and the immense weight of masonry and earth was precipi-fated into the tunnel beneath, in which were engaged a large number of workmen.

Several persons were killed and a large number seriously wounded. CONGRESSIONAL. Ferty-dret Congress -Second Session. Washington. Saturday, April W.

The Senate was not in session to-day. ROUSE. Mr. Scbenck moved that when the House adjourn on Thursday next, it le to meet on the following Monday. After various suggestions trom members, the motion was put and agreed to.

The House then proceeded, as business of the morning hour, to the call of committees for blHs of a private c-naracter. The morning hour was taken up by-private reports from the Committee on Military Aflairs, the only public matter being a bill to extend the time for the completion ol the military road from Fort Wilkins, at Copper Harbor, in Michigan, to Fort Howard, at Green Bav, Wisconsin, which pas.Hcl. The House then, on motion of Jap-. Ingersoll, took up the business on the Speaker's table and disposed of it as Jollows: Senate bill to create additional land districts in the Territory of iwtcota, to be called the Springfield and Pem-tiina districts, was passed. Senate bill to fix the point of junction ol the I'nion Pacific Railroad Company and the Central Pacific Kailroau tympany, was passed.

Senate joint resolution extendiug the time for the completion of the first section of the Cairo and Fulton railroad, panned. Senate bill to authorize the Burlington and Missouri river railroad com. panv, or its assigns, to change the established line of said road in the State of Nebraska, passed. Various Senate bills were referred to appropriate committee. Mr.

Schenck, by unanimous oii-rteot, introduced a joint resolution providing that all perous duly elected to otfi Texas shall have thirty Uvs from the ttu ol April, 1S70, iu which to file the oath of office prescribed in the act of March 90, 170. Passed. Mr. Schenck rose to move to go into committee on the tariff bill. Mr.

Judd, before the putting of that question, oflered a resolution that all -pecial orders in Committee ol the Whole be postponed un-td after the consideration ol the veneral calendar in that committee. He had no disguise in stating to the House that his purpose was to pass over the taritt bill and reach a bill introduced by himself, hich coasisted of but three sections, and which reduced the tariff and internal taxes. That was tne object, inteut and purpose of his asking the of all special orders in order that the House might judge whether that was the proper course. It would be necessary to look at the condition of business. The House had been in session since the first Mondav December and it was now the first of May, and no bill yet been acted upon, reducing the i.urden-.

of the people. In the present condition of the busineas of the House, aud from the manner in which busi-uess had been conducted so far, he asked the House to consider whether, before adjournment this morning, such a state of aflairs would be brought about. Mr. Cox remarked that the gentleman from Illinois was attacking the administration for dereliction of duties for not reducing taxation. A A tdh nffaf an anlmutAfl rfitt- cuasion between Judd, Schenck, Lo- gan and Cox, Judd resolution was rejected and the House adjourned.

NEW YORK. Tfce Feaiaao aatf their Uakappy Coajrea Peraoaal-A Prize Fiffcter-A Leadlag Lawyer Btrrotrt in Brooklyn. New Yobk, April 30. The Fenian forces under O'Neil were instructed to be in readiness to move across the Canadian border to-night. Arms and ammunition were placed at convenient points along the line, and a successful diversion ot t'nele Sam's boys in blue was fleeted.

There Is a startling rumor that the Provisional Government had been informed of the intended raid. It is stated by the Canadian authorities that a' regular force of British soldiers would be on hand to receive the green-coats. Under the circumstances it was not considered prudent to bring on a conflict. It is understood that the Fenian commander-in-chief has issued orders to the effect that a movement was for the present postponed. The leaders, in the meantime, are busy organizing their forces.

General Speare has been unusually active since the adjournment of Congress. He is second in rank to Ancill. Several private meetings of officers have been held, and the treasonable conduct of some of the displaced leaden was denounced iu unmeasured terms. From present appearances there can be no doubt about the intention of the Fenians to move on Canada at an early day. Letters published in morning papers from Sullivan and Higatt, editors and proprietors of a leading anti-English newspaper in Ireland, caused quite a stir among the Fenian element In this city.

Several of the followers of the Savage and Senate party congregated about the green house and discussed the statements of the Irish editors with warmth. They seemed deter mined to offer their services to General O'Neil, in order to commence a fight as aoon as possible, either in Canada or on Bed River. It is said New York city alone is to furnish men forO'Neil's fight. President Grant left the Fifth Avenue Hotel with his children this morning very quietly. The baggage was marked A.

C. Corbln, Paterson, N. J. i inly the potior knew when the President left. Secretary Belknap and his family are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.

Attorney General Hoar arrived here to-nlgii. Judge Clifford, of the Supreme Court, will arrive in the city to-morrow morning. Brooklyn, April Clarence Schatler, well known lawyer, residing at Third Place, while proceeding home through Fourth Place at 1- o'clock last night, was gur-roted and robbed by five ruffians who suddenly sprung upon him. His cry for help attracted the attention of the police, who, subsequently arrested John Hurley suspicion of being one of the gang. Schafier states that Hurley's associates took a gold watch valued at 1800, and a pocket book containing tltkOO.

Owing to the darkness, at the time of the robbery, Schafier is unable to give i description of them which might lead to their identification. New York, April 30. James Kerrigan, prize tighter, surrendered himself tf the police to-day, and gave bail in the sum of one thousand dollars to keep the pegce. WASHINGTON. Fractional Currency Circulation- Resignation and ppointments Public Debt Statement The Funding Bill -The India, to be Territorialized Tne Indian War-Internal Tax-Affaire ia Cuba-Hi.

tioaal Banks-Sale of Gold. Washington, April 30. The Treasury Department has made the followiug shipment of notes and fractional "urrency during the week ending April To the Assistant Treasurer of the lies Atory ami Bank legal tende -fractional currency, Fractional currency c'istributed during the week, 75,175. Internal revenue receipts today, total fcr the month, I S. circulating notes this date, H.

251,300: as security ior public uioueys same date, total burned; 22.820,-'(46; bank currency issued tor bills de stroyed uurrug Mtut yvt hsj, wf ,,1 issuetl inereior, oeyi for mutilated notes, rjaiiSi clrcu latiou outstanding this date, io7, W. 11. Coleman, of Khode Island, chief ol the Internal Revenue Division of the Treasury Department, has resigned and Governor Partuelee, of Massachusetts, late second deputy commissioner of Internal Ke venue, under Mr. Delano, has been appointed in bis place. J.

H. Li ville, of Illinois, has Oeep appointed chief clerk of the Treasury De-parliueiU, vi'-e William H. West, transferred. Charles F. Cunard, cf New Hampshire, Is to be chief clerk of the Warrant Division, vicce J.

H. Lav i lie, promoted chief o'erk. i be public debt statement will not be issued before Monday. From present indications it will show considerable reduction and make a very favorable exhibit. Secretary Bout well was on the House floor thin morning in the interest of the funding bill.

He seemed confident the same kind of funding measure will yet go through Congress durlug the session. He is also watching for a measure to give the Treasury Department entire supervision over the Alaska seal fisheries. Tb Senate Territorial Committee considered the bill for organizing the Indian country into a Territorial government. Both thia committee and the House committee are in favor of the organization. They are about considering the Mormon question.

The Senate Indian Committee were in session to-day ou Indian affairs. They think an Indian war can be avoided by the (ioverainent simpU dealing juatly with the Indiana, by promptly giving them their sunuities. A decision has been received by the Conference Committee on the internal tax. The Navy Depasmeut ia still without any positive information concerning the condition of affairs in Havana. Kobeson doubts the truthfulness of the statement that volunteers have begun a revolution; wutfe Admiral Porter is Inclined to think there is a good deal of probability in it.

The long dispute iu the Ways and Means Committee over the banking section ot the bill, it ia reported, is to be settled by turning that section over to the banking committee, whose views are that the preseut banks are to bank only on four and a half per cent bonds, when fifty million of new banking capital is taken np, bv taking one half per cent, off the circulation ia virtually giving the banks five per cent, bond, and such a clause iu the funding bill, it ia believed, will be passed The funding bill is again postponed. There are rumors that the sales of gold in May will be increased. CHICAGO. Episcopal- Comptroller Repart Railroad Telegraphic Wheat Speculations Cuicauo, April 30. The trial of the ke Charlea Cbeeney will not occur until after the decision shall have been rendered iu the Supreme Court.

At the last so ion of the Ecclesiastical Court. It adjourned till this morning. No session held. The Comptroller's report shows the city's debt to be about in the treasury April 1st. The sinking fund of the city is nearly the value of real and personal property returned to the Tax Collector $260,024,81.

and the tax levy of 1 par cent, amouted to amount of city taxes uncollected on the 1st April waa and estimated expenses of the Are department for State The railroads commence a change in their time tables on Monday. Thirty sjuoq fram Chioogo to New York. The Ore! Western Telegraph Company oouiiueuoed doing business with California to-day. The Hon. W.

D. Snow has concluded all the contracts ou behalf of the Atlantic and Pacific Company, aud has signed with tbe following railroads for tbe exclusive use of their wires: Uuiou and Pacific railroad, C. P. K. W.

I'. R. Sau Francisco and Saa Jose railroad, San Francisco and Oakland, Oakland and St. Jose, and CaMsernl and -got Udn? all lailroads oa the Pacific Coast, except ISO miiea in tent, and terminating at the city of Val-iejo. This transfer the service of over 3(10 operator! from the Western I'nion Company to the Atlantic and Pacific Company.

This la a ureal blow to the Associated frees monopoly. In the Chicago SepuUiean, a member of the old Associated Press to-day editorially denounces that institution. Monopoly tuyere of wheat In this market yesterday were sellers to-day. The price of No. 2 spring receded per bushel.

Males were at tT.t. cash, (WHc to seller for May and MOc to seller for June. But at the close there was bnt little better feeling SUc being the optional price or seller. FOREIGN SUMMARY. Death.

St. Petebsbi ro, April 30. Prince Dem-idoff ia dead. Tbe Saltan Progressive. Constantinople, April So.

In the Council of State, yesterday, the Sultan delivered a speech, in which he declared himself in favor of a peaceable and progressive policy in consistence with the apirit of tbe age. Tbe Great Preisian Statesnun. flt.Hi.ix, April 30. Count Bismarck lies very ill at his country seat at stria. His condition is pronounced to be pre carious, and much anxiety exists in court circles.

Tbe Greek Murders. London, April 30. The Timet reviews and comments on the atrocities of Oreek brigands, and emphasizes its call upon the great powers to Intervene in tbe affairs of Greece, to tbe end that similar ontrages may be prevented In the tutnre Another Parisian Sensation. Pabis, April 30. Rumors are rife that a new plot has been discovered by tbe police against the state and life of the Emperor.

It ia alleged that yesterday a deserter from the army, a non commissioned officer, was arrested iq tbe Hotel Rue Monlmartre. He had in his possession a letter from Gustavo fUorens and a note containing instructions from his peat tn execution of a conspiracy. Figaro says a part of tbe design of the plotters was to blow up the palace of the Tullerie-. The Prefecture of Police reports that the Pope has addressed the French clergy directing them to cast their influence and vote on phjbiscitum, in favor of the Government RIVER NEWS. BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

Louis Rlbicon pm BOATS LEAVING MONDAY. Yew Orleans Richmond p.m Arkansas itlver Habv Rovd jp.m VlcksbUTs Mapv Foksyth Si p.m Bact-it Maat-iirs I p.m ARRIVALS. Dexter ft. Louis City of Cairo at. Lords City of Alton sr.

Louis Robert E. Lee Lot. vide Waunita PHI War Geo. W. Clieek Friar's rpi Des Arc White RNer DEPARTURES.

M. J. Wicks efts Loui. City of Cairo St. Louis Geo.

W. Cheek Point R. P. Walt Whit- Riser CHy of Alloa Iiexter New Orleans Waiianlta. ffew Orleans Robert K.

Let- New OrlesDs IX PORT. Mary Boyd. RIVBRN, WSATHKR AND BrSINBSS. Gas Works, April 30, 1870. The ri-er fell inch in the past twenty-four hours.

Below high water mark of 1867, 3 feet 2 inches. CHARLES GOODWIW, Superintendent Gas Works. The deline baa not yet ceased at this port, but it ia barely apparent. One of onr morning cotemporaries ot yesterdav quoted the river at this point rising. It ia hardly necessary tor us to ssythat such is not the fact.

A rise of two ret was reported yesterday in the Arkansas and still swelling. White river is at a fair stage to all points. Weathor clear. Business moderate. IV TKi.E(iRAPH.

Cairo, Apdl 30. The river hag risen 4 inchea in the past 24 hours. Weather clear and warm. Port list: Henry Ames, from Mew Orleans to St. Louis; Nile, trom tbe upper Arkansas to St.

Lonis; Belle St. Louis, from Memphis to St. Louis; Ironsides, iroul Cairo to St. Louis; Belle Memphis, from St. Louis to Memphis; Robert Burns, from Cincinnati to Slemphis.

The Desmond passed down with a large coal boat. The Garret i up. April 30. The river is falling, with nine feet eight inches in the canal and seven feet eight inches iu tbe chute over the falls. Weather clear and pleasant.

Business more active. The Palestine topjt the place of the Torasian. this evening, as too regular packet to Evansvife, the Torasion having been disabled by an accident to tbe wheel at Grissom's Landing, Thursday evening. Port List: Abeoua, from Cincinnati to St. Louis; Reserve, from Pittsburg to Nashville; Nightingale, from Arkanaa river to Cincinnati; Mary Houston, from New Orleans; Pink Varble, from Teunessee river.

Cincinnati, April 30. Weather clear and eooL Mercury St. The river has Mien 3 feet and i inches in the past 24 hours. It is now 26 feet 3 inches iu the channel. Arrived: Glendale, from St.

Louia. Departed: Mmueota, Memphis, and Kenton, lor New Orleans, The latter was fitted out cents. Packet trade fair. as. H.

D. Maraita have closed a contract for the purchase ol the Leonidaa, at $17,500. Tbe Foutanelle goes out to Fort Benton this evening. Nashville, April 30. The river is fall-iug slowly, with live feel on the shoals.

Weather clear and warm. Arrivals! lobe Hunt from Paducah. The Burks-vllle departed for tbe upper Cumberland. Brownsville, April I u- river is falling, with about 7V feet in the channel. Weather clear thermometer r2' at 4 p.m Moboantown, April 30.

The river is stationary, with 30 inches in the channel. Weather clear; thermometer cs at 4 p.m. Oil Citt, April 30 River falling; 2 feet four inches in the channel. Weather clear and pleaaant; thermometer 77" at p.m. Grjcrnhbobo, April SO.

River stationery, with feet in thechaunel; weather slear; thermometer IW at p.m. MIHCKLLANBOrs. The I nited States Marshal, Colonel Eaton, yesterday sold the stesmers Liberty No. 2 and Commercial, at public sale. The bidding was not active and the boats sold at much less than their real value.

Tho Liberty brought $5700 and was bid in by H. Dow, -for himself, Brooks, Neely A Co. and one or two other creditors. The Conuner-cial waa bid in by Colonel Garland P. Ware for $4000.

He purchased, it is said for a nenheVi Captain Lea. Ware. Tbe aale will pay, probably, 33 per cent, on the debts of the line, and illustrates the mulishuess of some people aluiost as well as anything we know of. A proposition was made lo buy the Liberty some ago.time at private sale tor the Commercial would have realized at least $70t in tbe same way, provided those creditors who uid iustituled proceedings would agree to it. Some of them thought tbev could do better by forcing the law, and the result is shown above.

The R. P. Walt, for White river, had splendid trip. Tbe elegant steamer Rubicon, Capt: wm. 11 use, witn All.

unssom In ofnee, leaves to-day at 5 p.m. for and St. Louis. She connects wit trains Mortn ana and heroincerwar second to none on the river. Tbe Mary Boyd, Captain Hay ties, leaves to-morrow for tbe Arkansas.

K. w. Outlaw is clerk. The Mary Forsyth passes sown tomorrow for Vicksburg. Tbe Mollie Able is coming from New Orleans with a big trip of railroad iron.

She will be due to-moriy w. Tbe Pauline Carroll a ml J. H. roes-beck were due last nigfll from below. The Belle Memphis, ('apt.

Crane, leaves to-morrow for Cairo and St. Louis. Tbe great Richmond will pass down tomorrow for New Orleans. Nat. Green is master.

Capt. Ham H. Shook has been appointed local agent at thia point of tbe Northern line steamers from St. Louis to St. Paul.

Passengers going to Minnesota this summer can perfect all their arrangements for through tickets through Capt. Shock, and will find it a great couvenieuoe. The Legal Tender leaves on Tuesday for White river. The St. Francis is the regular St.

Francis ri ver packet Tuesday. Tbe new steamboat law passed the Senate on Thursday. It la substantially tbe same a agreed upon by the convention of river men in Cincinnati, two years ago, with an amendment made by the Supervisors who met in this city some months ago, and requires Captains and Mates to nave license; makes stringent provisions regarding tbe quality of iron to be used iu be -Tiers, and raises the amount of steam allowed frooi one-sixth to one-fifth. It prohibits the transportation of all oils which explode at a lower temperature than llo degrees. eja ie MARKETS.

BY TKLEURAPH. New York. NrwToBB, April Flour scarcely no fl rru sales Him barrels at $4 Thnfi for super llrie Htate; S5 iju. for extra: tt Ml for superfine Western: S4 ajA U6 for extra western; ar 3T for round hoop Ohio, and S5 4UrS) iu ior trade brands. Houtbern Hoar Is less active; sales 1U0U barrels at as 1(1 for common to fair extra; ftf 50ije Ho for good to utiotce.

Rye flour, sales of buls ati hi 9 Cornmeal is quiet. Uraln Wheat 1 to lower; sales of :u.il0U ImMbaJa at fl 07 tor No I spring: 1 Unl rr for No. i do; tl 'Jfcajl JU tor winter red and amber Western. Corn dull: sales of uUi bushels at If tn.i 1 12 lbr new mixed western; II for old mtxxd western. Rye quiet.

Barley quiet. Barley malt Is dull. Oats dull, sal. of 1H IMI bushels at HlrcftCle for Western; ti for 1 ihiu and Hlate. Provisions Pork la dull and lower; sales S5u bhls ar VVa H2 for mess.

Beef steady at fhk.il. tor new plsln mess: 2fvjS3 for prime mess. Beef hams are quiet; sales ol liti barrels at Cut 111 aau are stead sties La) pack sees ji for shoulders: i5'V9l7c for hams. Mid. lies are quiet and firm.

Lard dnll; sales of hie tierces at 1KA for steam, aud PHIT1-; tor kettle rendered. Butler quiet at 14.920c tor westers, and 2li.iS.s- for State. 1 tieese quiet, 1UM17 fur common to prime. Tallow firm sales 611.01 lbs at Steartne qolet; sales Ihs at Urease is quiet: sales 41.U0U lbs at SN Whisky- quiet, (1 OVal oiV, for western, free. Cotton clueeri dull at Pw2'2c for Middling I planl and Mobile; r.Vj-'lc for MlddUimi ryfy and Texas.

Groceries Cotfee firm, fsugar quiet, for ralrt good; Cuba to Porto "Rico to 111' Molasses dull. Klce Aral 7V for Carolina. Money Is easy at 45 on call. Exchange Is dull snd nominal, itmf-, f.ir as dsvs. Lold null ut 111 US.

eruruenw active and buoyant, dealers, report an increased demand. niloern see. Orm. Tenn. ex-enpona so atfi do new al6t); Virginia rs.eeaTI; new oHWrj; Ueorgla tts, sTAW; 7s, North Candlna tie, ex -coupons.

47)tV4; special tax W-iSK; a Carolina new nas2; Missouri as, ri' CasTM. llannlbil and tn. Joseph 4KI Louisiana ls, 75fc78; neWifciTS; leveetle, 73VeWH! do is. spilW: Alabamans, Union Pact dp iH; Incomes land grants Tic, rlrst mortgage Central (Wijjfc. The speculation for a rise in railway snares made further progress this afternoon, and at one time the quotations were the highest yst reached.

Miscellaneous and expreeas a felts are generally dull, with a decline to4134 for Pacific mail as the chief leature. Dealings were attended with esmslderaule animation. There has been a fair bulsness In progress during the week la dry goods, bat tne aggregate sales appear lighter than last week. Prices have remained firm with but few changes. Cincinnati.

CrsCTi-SAn. April J. provisions closed with considerable transactions. Mers Pork Wq'JS) 21 for city, and fJr S7S for conntry rumps S22 UU. Lard in to lSc.

Bulk meat -shoulders sides 14, rib Up, and clear Li-. Bacon snoulders dear rib, lfc-c, and 17c for clear. Hams to IgSc. Flour quiet and steady, low grades SI 10 to 4 25; supers fl 25 to 4 50: extras fl 60 to 4 Iu ni 1 ly lo I si. Uraln Wheat la drill at fl uol tor red; whltetl 161.15.

fern steady at S7(alKlc, ear and shelled. Oat 5 to 61. Bran $24 "SO. Hay ili Ui Is. need (over t'ottoo dull at 21T to 22 for middirnss.

Whisky steady at II. Groceries Molnsaes 72r77p. Sugars quiet at for N. u. Batter :0 to 34c lor prime State.

Eggs duU luc. Cheese 14 to lirV4c St. Leuit. St. Lons, April tel.

Flour firm, not quoted, liraln Wheat lower. Corn dull at '17c to $105. Data Ss toSOc. Rye 7 to 0c. Whisky $1 112 to 1 Provisions Mess Pbrk 12s 60ea2 110.

Bacon tlriu; shoniders clear rib Wo; clear sidesTc. LarU Inactive at in Lesitvllle. Iormvii.i.K. April nj. Tobacco sales of 2Ub 1.

ids ax prices ranging from 25ia24 00. Market quiet and prices steady. Cotton lower, but good Inquiry at 21iC for middling. Flour quiet, extra family, $0 50. Uraln- Wheat, II (15'rtl 20 lor red and white.

Corn srarce and active tl MMl 10 in sacks. Oat nrm at (15c in sacks. Rye, Sic Barley quiet, spring 7U.alse; fail thai la Groceries -Fair demand, prices steady; N. ei. prime si 1 gar 12c Rio coffee, prime, 42'sc; N.

U. iuolases. prime. 72c. 1 Hay, choice SIS on wharf.

Whisky, raw. $1 free, tl iijjl 6U tax paid. Bagging, stocks large prices firm at 2827o. New Orleans. New Obi.x.i.vs, April ja -Cotton qulei and weak; held at 22c.

Receipts to-day, 5175 The market la quiet S. t4 12S9 4 20; XX, 75; SLXX. ta 50. Feeil e'orn active at ft 15; outs. 5c; hay, t2 20: bran, fl 111.

Provisions Mess pork irregulnr, SO SO. Bacon firmer and stock light bhoul-dere, ISc; rib, 17c; sides, lK'c. Hams, 1H. Lard irregular, lelij'4c; keg. 18A19' Orex-eries Sugar, common ii; to se; Islr, 'i'i 9 prime to U)e.

choice 11 to 12c. Molasses unchanged, plantation reboil-c 1, 10 rrvjc; prime fermenting 70s; choice. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LADIES' AUCTION SALE OF LACES, ETC, Wndnestiay Morning, May 4th, at 10 o'clock, BY W. H.

PASSMORE CO." At Salesroom. No. 231 Second Street Levee Handkerchiefs, of all varieties; Lace and Km brolderex! Chemisettes, Linen Underwear, Rich Whiter and Black Lace Points. Point Applique Laces, Valenciennes Laces. Rdgins and Inserting, I.aire Parasol Covers, Fans, Jaconets, anLlneu Edgings and Insertluin, Also.au endless variety of Goods suitable for the season.

aw The shove Goods are all new, and recently selected from the Kastern market. myl W. H. PAHBMORJt, Auctioneer. A DECIDED BARGAIN.

VP A MS STREET LOT, tnree-atory Brick Dwelling, twelve rooms, stoue trimmings, metal rerof. ordered to. be sold by a non-resident at vaar low fiucrsb for ci.osa payment. U4JNOHO, JHY A Rtal Kslale OtBce. myl corner Malq and Madison streets.

Dress Goods Beautiful Line, in Patterns, Just Received, VERY CHEAP ROBES, LAWNS, PRINTS, PLAIDS, C0TT03ADES, NOTIONS. WHITE GOODS, TRIMMED HATS. Etc. 49 Thene i are fretth, and will sold at olfOM llignrrh TO KRC HANTS ONLY. WM.

R. MOORE 8L CO. SOS MAiu Street. Desirable Suburban Property TOWN LQJS FOR SALE. Bt of owners, 1 offer for sale TWKI.VKs5lKSol as desirable ground as can be found lu Shelby county, three miles from city, oa Centra! avenne.

ALtiO ee Lots on Broadway, Fort Pickering. TKRMS-One-third cash; balance in one ind two years, with interest; deferred pay ments to be secured by Irssl for property. Apply to ol 8. TOOF, my -m Proat street. DISSOLUTION.

'I'O MY KR1BNDU: Owing to the fact that 1 will be absent from the city for 'some time, I have sold my Interest In the late firm of Magevucv, Kegan to ray former partners, Col. J. W. Rogau and M. L.

Selden. It Is with pleasure 1 heatliy recommend the new nrm, anu hope to sue a continuation of i hut generous patronage extended to the old Arm. M. MAQKVNET, Ja. R0GAN, SELDEN Wholesale Grocers, and Dealers in Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc 330 Kkont Sthket, Ukmphis, Tens.

We Invite the city and country trade to call and examine our stock. my 1 HOG A MKLDKN A CO. EZEKIEL AUCTIONEERS, Corner Second and Adams streets. KKUl'Ls TRADE HALKS OK DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS SHOES, HATS, ETC. Every Tuesday Thursday Morn'g.

rr 'ash advances ude op ouaiguiuenll Returro j-Sttde lm.ri. j-vsde UfcineeLtu-ly after sale. ATS. ROGER'S. 1, Auctioneer.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SPRING Dress Goods Great Attraction THIS WEEK AT B. LOWENSTEIN We have just received another new and complete line SPRING GOODS Consisting of the best makes of COLORED SILKS! Checked, Striped and Fancy Japanese Silks The Newest rabrics in DRESS GOODS! Lawns, Organdies, Linen Lawns, Percales, Ginghams. Bi'k and Colored Grenadines, Figured Striped Grenadines A LARGE STOCK OF New Style Parasols, New Style Fans. New Style Sash Ribbons, NOVELTIES IN Laces and Embroideries NEW KID GLOVES All Shades and Sues.

The above Uooda are new aud desirable. Tbe prices will be found as low, IF NOT LOWER, than any house tins side of New York. B.Lowenstein&Bros. 242 4 244 MAIN ST. 9 Entrance to Wholesale Department, 244 Main -rtreet.

SIMB1IATIOA- My son. NEVILLE C. I KK.ARLKs, iljUtout a years of age, abom six feat ntKhlftglit complexion, dark hair and of gente appearance, a painter by trade, left PaT Illinois, about the 1st oftlila mouth for HL. Louis and Memphis on his way to this city. I have reason to believe that some accident has befallen him, ami fear ha may have been foully dealt with, as he was known to have money about htm.

Any Information concerning the ald Neville C. Hearles will be thankfully received and biiitabiv rewarded by his anxious father STEPHEN SEARLES. Anthony House, Little Rock, Arkansas. St. Louis Dally Republican publish i times and reend bill to Jas.

A. Henry, proprietor of Anthony House. Llttlu Rock, lor collection. myl NOTICE. AMKET1NU of the stockholders of the Memphis H.

O. and 8. R. R. will be held lu Aberdeen, oa THURSDAY, May 6.

'WO. Stockholders are urgently re-qucbieu to be present, ss business of great impurtsuce will tie brought before the rueet-lng. myl N. B. FORREST.

President. EXAMINE NEW PRICE LIST 298 Main Street 298 linen towels 95c, worth 50c. Marsallee qlillte (1 50, worth 111 50. Hemstitch h'dfs 10c. worth lfte Heiustltoh h'dfs worth 50c.

Corsets, real French, 75c, worth tl 25. Ribbed French corsets $1, worth 12. Onr make ladles' gaiters 18. worth lo. Our make chlldr's shoe tl 25.

w'th 12 5a shawls t2 50, worth ti Lace shawls 16, worth till. Lace shawls t7, worth Sib. French percales 2c, worth 50c. Solid colored percales 25c, worth 50e. White shirting linen Me, worth 75c.

White abirtlng linen 75c, worth Boy's caasimere sulta $3 50, worth te. Hoopskirts, springs, 75c, worth tl 50, We also have, tor the season. White pitiues at only 25c, worth 50c. White striped piques only 35c, worth 75c. Also, the GREATEST BARGAINS YET Beautiful Parasols at N.

Y. Prices. Silk Walking Coats and Sacks AT NEW YORK COST. Cheapest Silk Lace Shawls IN TOWN, GAMS CHEAP STORE, 298 Main. PARTICULAR ATTENTION Is called to our stock of Ladles'.

Misses and Children's Shoes, less than manufacturers prices. Now 1 am determined to sell ray stook at aacb FRIOBS WILL DEFY THE WORLD, I MEAN BUSINESS. He give me a call and yoa are sure to get a bargain. J. Gans' New Store.

QOS MAIN, p)ti (OppoalU ti. Moor A Co.) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. OTTIC-k lfmiUTO. I.fraxe; Memphis, Tenn May 1, 1170.

I THKaaonaleieetloa by the stoekbolderv for nine Directors of the Company will be held at tire Company'. OfBae, No. 19 Madison rtreet, ou Wednesday next, "th between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. my R.

a. a 8K EM, ie Bankruptcy Sale. oTeiVK-, Tinware. Laaapa, House Farnuh-. ing i etc.

By ylrtae of a order of the I'. H. Dtalrlct Court, 1 will e-ause to be sold at public auetlou 0a tbe I IU day af Hay ant the entire stock of merchandise of Itoaen-bauin Brothers. Sale to take place at R. corner of Main and Waahlugton.

T. J. LATHAM. BAVARIAN BITTERS TRY THEM NONE BETTER HOFFHEIMER CINCINNATI, I. HOFFHEIMER 4 as tv Xjottts.

SOLE PROPRIETORS. myl daw NOTICE. THE copartnership heretofore exlstlna between Messrs. I. B.

KUrtland and I. M. Hill, under the name of the Jackson Ia.u-rsnce Corn pauy. Ibis day expire, by limitation, Mr. I.

M. Hill retiring from the busl-neas, Mr. I. B. Klrtlaud trontlnulna as heretofore, f.

B. KlKTLAND, r. M. HILL. In retiring from the Jackson Insurance Company, I most cheerfully reeommend this institution, under Its present management of Mr.

a Kirtland. President, to my friend. I. M. Hf LL.

Memphis. April 3u, 187. myl Banking Department JACKSON INSURANCE CO. I. KIRTLAN0.

President. WILL DEAL IS Gold, Silver, Bands, Stocks, Scrips, and Bank Notes. DRY GOODS A. Seessel Son 259 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COURT SQUARE Keep always on hands the Largest and Finest elected STOCK OF DRY GOODS To be found in the Mississippi Valley, New Goods Received Every Day Our Prices Always Under THE MARKET. WHOLESALE dL'YEKH, PLAXtEBB, and the COUNTRY PEOPLE will save money by looking through our stuck before buying elaewhete.

Particular attention is Invited to onr Spring and Summer DRESS GOODS! SPRING WRAPPINGS IN Shawls, Arabs, Silk Sacques, Lace Points, Etc. WE WILL OPEN ON Monday, May 2d Siouielhlng very choice lu Summer Cassimers, Pantaloon Linens, Coatings, And a geueral assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods NEW CALICOES Received Every Other Day. UREAT BARGAINS offered this week In Grenadines, Lace Points, and Parasols all of DOMESTICci AT OUR USUAL LOW RATES. A. SEESSEL SON C.

DOHERTY STRAW -AND- Millinery Goods Wholesale and Retail. In constant receipt of Parisian and New York Novelties Country dealers will Ind a full assortment at prices that will scQmpare with any markst Southwest. wished jn to, No. 383 MAIN STREET. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GREAT Closing Out AT THE Revolution Dollar Store DCRINQ THE MONTH OF MAY THE ENTiRE STOCK of GOODS won BE SOLD New Goods Just Received, worth 3 Tines the Amount Asked for Then Comprising M-bone Fine French Coneta, each pair In a box, for only 91 Us. 2H yards full width Hatln Stripe Pique for tl U0. or any number yards extra In pro-peri Ion wort a 75 rents re-r yard. Full lines of American, eierman and British Hosiery at than cost to manufacture. Initia liuuze Undershirts lor tl ML 4 pairs British Half-Hose for tl ml.

8 Linen Hack Towels. 3D by as, for tl eW. Fine Hack Towels, a by Mi. for tl 0U. Job Lot Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs very cheap.

Job Lot Ladies' Hemstitched Hand-kerrh left very cheap. Beautiful SPANGLED SILK FANS (Ivory Handle for tl U0- One Quart of Turkish Cologne. In cut glass bottles, for tl 00. A Large and Handsome Collxction of BOOKS, by standard authors, at tl iJU per volume. New aud FasiuoualileSeuofJET JKWKLKY Revolution Dollar Store 213 MAIN STREET.

AMUSEMENTS. Miss Carrie Ennis' Concert, ASHiaTED HY THE MUSICAL TALENT OF MEMPHIS, AT THE Assemby Hall, Main St near Gayoso ON THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1870. TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. myl BASE BALL. Red Stoekinga, of Cincinnati, vs.

(Irnen Stockings, of Memphis. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4TH, 1870. GAME called at 2 o'clock, at the Fair Grounds. Trains on J. A C.

R. at 1 Admlaaton to the Game, 50 cents. Ladles free. liny ST. PETER'S SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC NIC, AT- JAMES' PARK, MONDAY, MAY 2d, 1870.

Tickets Fifty Cents. yL ccelsior COL. C. T. AMES' GRAND NEW ORLEANS NAG ERIE THREE DAYS ONLY I THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY, May 3iH, tlx, Ttlx.

The Grand all former dlapla Lva. Dens Ol toiU piuibu, wuwiuiu a 1- Uany flf BrollZK me iiu and Silver monntinas; magnlfloent hoiwt. tile VV witn Kola ana ftcnrir "diun, -Mrrlue of the Bjah of Ejfypt, urmoanTed ti. tfl 1 WtkA I tl fl oy tne rvoysj irsr" "v' street, sttendenl by M'lle Eugenie. i.n9ih the mammoth review will extend over one mile.

A select ban a 01 music wm exercises. The review will move at lOo'olock Doors open at 1 and 7 p.m. Performance at 2 and 7S Wl BIT ON THE BLUPP. A0MISSSI0N, Children unitr 9 yeara, $1 00 90 Sardla senatobla Hernando 4th Bartlett if ay Hu Mason Humboldt 111,1 ap2 BRAND FAIR AND FESTIVAL TO AID IN EMCTION OF tantjniv FVrillllG. MAY 2.

1870. ww" MEMPHIS CLUB HALL, I'ornerof" Second and Union Streets Menken Bros. Oif'l'JUIt This Week BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS! Uoiored Pique Brilliants, 12 1-2 cents. White Piques, 25 cents. Striped Lenes, 20 cents.

New Japanese Silks, at $1 00 per yard. Japanese Popiins, 25 cents. also, a lise or BOY'S CASSIMERES 50 cents per yard. Handsome Cassimeres 50 cents per yard. Nottingham Lace Curtains.

Llama Lace Points, Thread Lace Points, Damassee Lace Points. GRENADINE SHAWLS At the low prii-e of SI 00. Merchants Merchants should look at our superb line of NEW PRINTS At 10 cents per yard. Menken Brothers AUCTION. UNDERWRITER'S SALE For benefit of whom it may concern, AT AUCTION, or DAMAGED GROCERIES By Water) At Storehouse, 192 Front Street, Exchanrf Bnildlng, Tuesday Morning, May 30, at 10 o'clock.

550 brrrela FLOUB. 90 bsrreln WHnfKfBS, OMBHr. (-orTee, Tee, Starch. Snuff, and a en- erai Assortment of STAPLE A fAii UKOCEKIKH. myl A.

E. KRAS KLA D. Auctioneer REAL ESTATE PUBLIC AUCTION, BY W. H. PASSM0RE I CO.

Tuesday Morning, May 3d. at II odst. We will Mil. on the premue. vry desirable TWO -4TORY oUCSinCXC'l, SitUtHi OU Or huh street, within li fesr slept tjf the Btrevr railroiul, anl in rloie proximl'y to t.

Agnes Vi-irlfiuy. The lot ha a rr-oat of 5s) feet, hy ITU Jeep; the limine contalnn ronou, wii i necewiary outhimnes nrioubohhoou utskx -ricpTrOTCA bt.k. Terms of le, oue half caith. inh.nce in tliiee eiiaal payments, at 6, 12 and in months, from date ot purchase. N.

B. Paasraore rluffin, real -u- v. fj Heiod street, have a list city and Durban property for sale also farming lundn. ap-to Royster, Trezevant Co REAL ESTATE Exchange and Auction Rooms, N. E.

cor. Main JeffbrsM sis. DAILY SALES OF Merchandise, Furniture, AT SALESROOM Buggies, Buggies AT AUCTION PRICES. aar We have had consigned to as, far sale. wverai NEW BUCX11K8.

which we are auction prices. tjs l'i! I. "W- CouTl nuest a.