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FINANCE AND A
FINANCE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY Ape
hENPHu, october %. leSE

Off4CE OF TIE DAILY
hKNFHIs. october %, 1904
Outside the usual offerings Of cotton
bills, our discount houses had nothing %
report to-day. Several heavy bills were
taken upon points East 81 the ruling rate
of discount, and smaller ones upon
New England townss at discount. The
demand for Exchange is rather lighter.
but ct no time since the cotton season
set in has 1t been equal to the offerings.
and currency hiss not ceased to flow hith.
erward by express.
The local Scrip market is quite active.
City Scrip is ia large demand. Stree
brokers are offering sI@s2s, but we could
learn Of no sales. Tax payers oan buy
At s49s6c.
County Warrants are changing hands
rapidly, hut at lower rstes-S9OO0 in sew
ersl lots was taken by q dealer st 64Ic.
a question Of legality has sprung Up j D
reference to the Warrants recently Issued
over the signature OF SIR. Merriman, and
they are not in favor, but now hat Bar
bour Lewis has returned and viii no
doubt resume the duties Of Chairman of
the Board rs well ss issue Warrants od
A5aHH, we presume thsre will be no
diminution in the supply. Dealers are
anxious to cell st esq and would not re-
fuse 65s for q large amount. AS we in
ferred in ouF issue Of yesterday several
large property holders have decided o
70 pay their county taxes st present, but
prefer to incur the . per cent penalty,
feeling satisfied that they viii be able to
buy at lower rates hereafter and save
money by the operation.
Gold opened in New York at IS4s and
closed st 1871. Oar dealers buy at New
York rates and sell at to lie better.
Stocks and bonds are firm, but no sales
reported. There is q good inquiry for
city bonds at SIC, but none can be had
under 55c, aud it is questionable whether
any large sum could be bought st the
latter figure.
Police Scrip is firm. Dealers buy at
sO9Slc. Selling s. s49sSc, IS to the
amount.
The small amount OF School Scrip
which hiss bseD issued Is about exhausted,
and brokers have advanced their buy
ing rates to S56s7e. Selling at 9OG92c.
F. S. Davis, Esq, President OF the
First National Bank, who has been alb
sent some weeks, returned from the East
on Thursday evening and was greeted
by his many friends yesterday.
The GeoTgis Railroad and Banking
Company will shortly reopen their bank
at Augusta. The interests OF that section
require greater banking facilities and the
old Georgia Railroad Bank enjoys the
~unbOunded confidence OF the people Of
that section.
The Liverpool and Charleston, S. c.,
line Of steamers will commence opera
tons on the 18th prox. The iron steamer
Golden Horn viii leave Charleston on
that day for Liverpool and = vessel viii
thereafter leave on the 1st and 18Th Of
each month for the same destination.
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market was buoya 1T
the opening to-day. Uplands, lid; Or
leans, HID, and st l pm. was firm, vita
quotations unchanged. Ssles 1900.
The New York market opened quiet, but
steady. At noon there WAS no change.
UplAnds 25fc, and at the close was quiet
and weak. UplsBds nominslly 254e.
Sales 1850 bsles. In New Orleans the
market opened quiet but steady. Mid
dlings 2S}e, at , pm. the demand wss
fair but 81 lower rates. Middlipgs 233c.
Sales 300 bslss.
Our market has been in 8 passive state
and is kept up entirely by the spirit Of
holders who do not intend to sell except
they can do 50 without allowing more
than 8 reasonable margin on New York
quotations. Buyers hold OF, believing
that In 3 few days the market will break
down not only here but elsewhere. Their
only grounds for bssing this opinion Is,
that receipts are increasing at all the
this first rush Of cotton TO market Is on
ly to relieve the temporary necessities Of
planters, and as soon as this is done re-
ceipts will fall eff without prices are IA
voFable. Among the sales to-day were
AZ bales ordinary az BIC 81 coed ordins-
~ 2li Il. 5 5, st2llc y low middlings
At rs; IS, 70, 100. 6 20, l6 and 8 at 22s;
As and p at 2l3c; y II p I5-lOOc; 25 81
225e II middliDgs at 22{c; e., 80, 50
and 25 at 22Ie "a and II a. 22sc; Is, IS,
80, ID, II and 3 at 223c; 10 at 22se; 81
at 22fc 40 at q 30-1OO; 20 strict mid
dlings at 23c; a at 23c; 8 at 28Ie; 9. 2, 8
and 4 at 231c; % good mid0lings st 234
5 and s At z4c. 1t viii be seen that prices
wefe somewhat irregular, ciassiicstions
running into each other in many cases,
but on the whole quotations were about
10 lower than yesterday on middlipgs.
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able to sustain themselves much longer
under the immense accumulation which
has been steadily going on since harves
A farther reduction in the prices 2
freight to ell points along White rive. is
announced by the Memphis and White
river packet company. In connection
with freights the introduction Of e packet
into the Memphis and V~icksburg trade
which viii take place on tomorrow
week will be q matter Of vast import
Snee to eur merchants, as well as . con-
veniance to persons living in the bends
We hope thft Capt. Davis, who puts q
boat into this trade, viii he literally sup
ported by our merchants to the exclusion
of outside boats, and that every effort
viii be made to recover the trade Of this
region which hiss been so long lost to Us
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DIR. a.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
IL Custom house street. New Orleans, testsb-
llshed 1850, for the last eight years located IN
Chicago. and celebrated Throughout the cOun-
try in the successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be confdentialIy consulted at
his Uf1ce and pariurs. o. and So Randolph
street corner of Dearborn street, or by letter
POstsfiee Drawer $3.50
DR.. LAM treats CHRONI MERCURLAL.
SYPHILiTIC, BLO1D snd SKIN DtrEASHS,
and all DISORDERS OF a CON EAGIOUa VIZ
NEREAL Co CHARACTERIZATION ne cures with
out The use OF mercury, ioiids Of p0iassa, srse-
mic or any poison, but with his U fHA L
ZBR, q positive cure for all huznors and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. NOCTURNAL and
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse Of the Or
gans, early indiscretions, excsssss, or enIsiled
hereditAr1ly, causing ICES OF memory. cOnfu-
sion, depression, dimnfEs Of vision and oiten-
times insanity, WIZ a dep .orable train Of other
symptoms, treated and radically cured oy an
infzlliDle method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar to the sexual organs. Of q
private character, redicaly and permanently
eured.
Old diseases of the most hol rible class, where
the blood has become DO s0ned, pr duciDg
b4otohes on he tsee, small watery blisters,
pains IN the head and bones, uicecated throat
and ncse, sores on the limbs and body. ~scTofuis,
together with a snuleSs num2eE OF surcrings,
efectually and permanently Gu ed.
DR. ia Is by tbs press OF
the country, by professors Of medical colleges,
and by tue medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should apply % aim, ana be
cured a. once.
TIE MOETToR, by DR.. James, a treatise upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual Organs OF either
SIX, causes, effects and thsirremedies, compiled
from an experience OF twenty years prsctics
in the exclusive tIestneHt Of these di eases,
sent to any address. Ne eufsly ~ raped. Er1ce
One Dollar. Pamphlet IN EPEEsLATORsHEA,
or one on SN PILLS. sent in sealsn envelope
dress DR.. JAMES, Post9fics Drawer 5s0S. Chi
ergo, Illinois. sePI7u
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RAIlReAD TIME TABLE.


Memphis and LitlIs Book Railroad
To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
Gay and Friday, st 8 II.
Coming East Leave Mad son Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, At $3.50 an Arrive al
Memphis at o'clsek z mi
oo2 General superintendent.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
Sew orisansExpress, daily SEQ pm. SO5 pm.
saTdis accom'D, daily, ex-
cept Sunday----.-~ s'SV A'n' o"Op'n"
FrsiEnt. North ItesdRys
Thursday and Saturday
South, Monday, Wednes-
day ana Friday -------. 4:l5p.m. zoo ana.
Takeae effect Sunday, august 10, 1888.
a. s. LVEEMoRE, GenG5upt;
CT. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt" aus
Ksmphis and charleston Railrosd.
4RRIyE. DEPAET
Urorgh Mail datiyl..-.-.. so pm. Iz:40 pm
TbTouFb Ezpres PA. ll.20 pm
U6I5 train does nos leave satgTdays.)
C0rfuLh Accommodation, daily,
Except SundRys) A. 6D9 Am
samerVlle Accommodation
daily texoept sunday ,. s:25 an 5:l0 pm
Railroad Time e 20 minutes fssts- thar city
Tickstoaos. s7s MaIn street and st Depot.
WI. BOSS, enIsupL
Eewnb,s and louisville aaEIrezd Llas
DEPART. AERIyE.
Day Express, F. R time s$s %ap'm
Night Express. K X. me-. 8 y Pm o.sO An
" Jity time z5h pm
HUMBOLDT ACCOM-
Leave Memphis. Railroad tme---4:so pm
Clay me--"-----Et Pm
rive c-icss NJ az m@in street ana . It De-
poJ. head CT Main street
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MONDAY. SO
TRUSTEE SALE.

ny virtue OF q Deed of Trust executed by
- Wm d Fly on the SOih day Of March, A ID.
1859, 70 Iohn b. Trotter, Trustee, to secure The
payment OF certain promissory notes payable
as follows, TO wit: One note for rix thousand
dollars, due and payable 10 Catherine z. Free
man on the s0sn day Of January, AID. 1880,
WITH ten per eeot. interest from date, and dared
the 3th Of March, A D. 1859. One note OF the
same date for six Thousand six hundred 60 100
dollars, payab g. to Atherine p. Freeman on
goth day OF March, AID. 1851, with legsl interest
from date. and one note of same uate for six
tho sand SIX hundred Go 100 dollars, payable TO
Catherine P trt eInan with legal interest from
dste. said Deed OF 9Eust Il recorded in the Pro,
bate Clerks ofics OF Tunira county, State OF
Mississippi, in 30 K 2, OF the record OF deeds
for said county. page 81. And py virtue Of
Court OF said funica county made At the April
term thereof AID. 1873, investing myself with
the powers OF Trustee In FaiJ Deed of Trust, the
death OF the said Jno. d. Tro,teT, Trustee as
aforesaid, having been suggested TO laid Cham
Gerry COurt, l VIII, on the
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I~1ssOIUeaat Notice.

r HAVE sugges ed the insolvency of the es
L tate Of John VI. Armstrong, oece ,sed, TO the
Gle K OF thz county Court OF Shelb county.
All PERSONS favo 9 cisims agar S sard estate
wall fas the agiewiths said ie L, ant1-i Heated
acc riding TO law. n or b ore the LIST day Of
April, 1853. JOHS =, VII, las, Admir-.
oesobSy ~, -, oe& taw1N YEA
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TRADE.

The general markets to-day were
much the same as yesterday. The dry
clear weather Of the past day or two has
kept q large number Of planters st home.
hurrying up the picking which is going
on IS rapidly as the limited force at their
command win permit. Cotton receipts
per wagon are heavy and have been 80
for some weeks.
The grocery market has been very lit
tie affected by The decline ia gold, but
prices are weaker on sugar and coffee, If
not sensfbly lower. Ia the Eastern mar
kets these articles are down and dull.
The new crop OF sugar and molssses Is
arriving mOse freely in New Orleans, but
so far none has yet arrived In this mar
ket.
Meats are still held ia barely sufficient
quantities TO supply the demand, and re-
main firm at 1691S4, with an exception
al sale at 175c by the lot on levee. lear
rib sides are quiet at I7l@1sc. tss
pork is, and has been, cares. In many
cases oar merchants have to ill orders
with bacon In lieu of pork. A few bbIs
sold to-day at s32 SO, but S33 Is the ruiz
ing price. Pine mess-rump and jOV'ls
out OF market. Shoulders are plen-
tiful enough but are not in much de-
mAnd.
The feed market is only moderately
active. New shelled corn comes IN sur
fcient quantities to supply the demsnd
for feeding and for local milling purposes,
bat few ofour dealers care to sccumulAte
anything like a stock, as the grain Is pot
yet dry enough to keep well.
The market is now well supplied With
hay and prices are tending downwsi'ds.
Prices Of grain in al the leading " es-
tera markets are rapidly declining ind
II ID expected that holders viii moi be
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18th Day Of December, AID. 1865,

At the courthouse door In tho town OF Austin
in the county OF Tunies, state OF Mississippi
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the following lands as described IN said Deed Of
Trust, as 70 lows, to wit. ALL of section seven
"a OF Township ~ OF Range eleven, an, west
lying and being In said Tunica o. uafy and Sfate
Of Mississippi. sac within Ia~wfnIbOurs. Title
supposed 70 be good but | VIII sell My as
Trustee. ], SAMPLE, Trustee
ostobef H, lsea, eef tda
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAIL O A D.


or AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
~ Der 2. 1895, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Roaf viii run reguIarl as follows:
GOING WEST-LeaYes Hopefeld Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday al $50 IN , and arrive
at Madison at 1 o'clock pm.
COMiSG EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday anu Saturday at 7:S0 a m. arrive at
HOpefeld at 1 O'Clock pm, and Memphis at
100 pm.
The k~erryboat Eevsda leaves the foot CT
Union ST Get at : a m.
Tickets tor sale at all the Railroad Ticket on
ces IN the city.
rreights for Madison or way stations received
by p. II. Patterson q Co at their Wharf-boat
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way Stations must be prepaid.
EG-Unica or Rnad, No. y Jefferson street.
aus II J. W. ROBERT5ON, Gen. Supit.
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MzMPHlS 8 ARKANSAS RIVER
- 80
Packet SOmPa'y.
NoTIcE


rs hereby given that an organisation has been
islature Of Tennessee, November II. 1879, en-
Titled = An Act to incorporate the Mem pnls
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
JOHN D. ADAMS
I'M TEBBETCS
JAMkS LAWSON, Directors.
2. l.. HAiNkS,
HARRISON BLASDEL,J
The Line Of Boats known as the Memphis
and Arkansas River U. I. Mail Packet Compa-
ny, is merged In the chartered com Dany.
JOHN u. ADAMS, President.
]. NJ. TEBBETTs, Secretary.
RE- The followiug boats viii each make a trim
a " Elk until the new boats Of the Company,
now being built, are finished leaving MEM
PHI "a heretofore, on MONDAYS and
TUESDAYS, at O'Clock pm:
Z .rsday, sE'er ". a. CaidweII,rHasnes
Master.
monday. steamer Ozark, Rowland. EIas.
ter.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van buren,, Sort Smith and American, for all
points above, as high as Fort Gibson.
From the LIST TO the 10th OF November the
new boats wili be I'm 'shed, and the Company
wilthen run four boats rom Memphis through
TO Fort smith, Eiving direct communication
with all points on the river, ths Arkansas liver
Esug ersan freigntare put through to all points
on the river without delay, ana at reasonable
rates.
phis, should have their goods consigned to
JN0 d. ADAMS, Memphis. Merchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be consigned
TO ". W. JOBNSON, Napoleon, Ark.
JNO. d. ADAMS, President
ia KENDIG, Agent,
sep28 24 Front street. Mosby Block.
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WOLFEeS
~Schn

TEE above Medicinal Beverage Is manufae-
Schiedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
It Ia now some twenty years since the pro-
prtetor frat introduced It TO the American pub
lie, and duriHg that time he has received over
three thousand letters from physicians iHdons-
ing It as the purest liquor they have ever used
in their practice.
1t is made nom barley OF the finest quality
selected with great care from Inc p oauces o.
the most celebrated grstn-growing dlsf-t-ts, IL
favored with the essence of tie aroma stuui-
psT-berry of Italy, and is reetined oy q peculiar
process, which expels from the spirit every
acrid particle.
As a means OF preventing and correcting the
d:sagrssable and often dan gerous eject Pro-
duced upon the stomach and bowels by a
change OF water-a visitation TO which travel
ers. new settlers, and all unaseHmatea persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
anIiarly liahle-the ECEIRDAA n
while In cases of drOpAy. gravel, distractions OF
the Kidneys, diseases of the bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, 1t Is recon-
msnded most emphaJically by the most dis
tiE guished members OF the medical profession
II il put up in quart and pint bottles, in
the bottle and cork, and a fac-simile OF MS sig
nature On the Label. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
UDOLPH WOLFE,
Sole MaHu'aCtu and importer.
z T3B1IsHED IN 1913.
AAEsFIELD q HIGBss,
seplI eod2 Agents. Memphis 3
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RUN AS [ ).

9th Irefns connect Tor MEANWHILE.
The BIS pm connects for Cairo and st. Louie,
arriving az St Louis at I:S0 I'm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Gates,
Can be procured ct the Company's Ofiee, 2s7K
Main street., and ~ De pot, head or Main street,
- Baggage Checked at Depot or BY the Menu
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Prt-
vats Residences, or on board boats, 10 all prin-
ciPal points East and North.
SAM. d. JONES, superintendent.
ASA HILL FassenRerA ganf. sepl3
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FoR 81. rRAacEs RIvER.

Regular Tuesday st. francis River P~2ckst-FoT
Helena MARIANNE. Madison, WiszhRrg
and al Way Landings
AOLLIEH AABLETOE, T. r. Bowman faster
Sam. c. Paine, Shell and CLARK, Cl. -.
Will leave Memphis EVERY -
TUESDAY, at ) O'Clock PM. 49,
LAR5T HERMSTAD. AxsnJ,
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ST. Louis Hotel.
NEW ORLEANS.

THIS highly popular Hotel VIII again be
i opened 70 the travelling puhlio
On the LIST of December.
The undersigned VIII exert his best endeavors
TO give It's patrons the high satisfa elton which
has always 81 staiDed t.. Families and others
proposing u visit New Orleans can secure 40
eonmoaations Ia savanes by addressing
W. A. HURn, Marazer.
leanA OtsS 2m
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PAINTING.
Dissolution.

THE Firm of W. n. Eakin & 90. was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 18th Au-
gust, 1888. Either party is authorised to settle
the business of the old hrm.
All persons indebted to the arm Of W. N.
Eakin 4 Co. are requested 70 come forWerd ana
aattIa without delay. The books and papers
Will be found at the Warehouse,
corner of Market ms Promenade streets.
W. N EAKIN,
A. CONNELL.
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Ths - - steaners

LADY GAY, RUTH,
Capt John II. Burk AND 5Capt.B K. Pegram
WIZ leave CAIRO FOR NEW ORLEANS on
the arrival OF 4 pm. train every SATURpAL,
IS follows:
LADY GAY-Ssturday, September ~ Octo-
Der 3 II and 81 November IA and IS Deceua-
Der y aud %.
hJcH saturday. September 26 Octoher 10
and "a November and q; december 5 aad Ie.
10 secure sJaberoonB, ana for further tnfor-
nation, apply %
JOdN CARROLL, Agent, ST. LOUIS.
,CHAS. =. HINDE, AGENT. Cairo.
r. W. LlGHTBUKNE, Agent. Nfamphjf.
n. WCODN. AGENT. NV O-Eeara 80 -
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HOR CIT

CTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES r.
- every day for Mound City a. MEEyN
am, IL am, 3 pm and 5 pm Leaves Mound
City every day at6H am, o an. 1 pm. and
4 pm Landing at foot OF Washington street
MARK (. CHEEK,
UD MaGtGF-
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Memphis, september /, 1858

The business will be continued at the old
stand on Chickasaw street, by A. Conneli and
N. Connell, jr., under the nrm name Of 4.
Council a Co.
Msnphis. September l. b6s. sep2a
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR FR1AR's POINT.

FOB FRIAR'S POINT.
Regular Memphis and FrIsr's Point Pa kst-
Fer Helena, Frtsr's Point and AL Way
Landings.
Lee 1sstsl
h elegant Passenger packet
VIII eaVe -
FRIDAY, Dth inst, al 6 pm.
VINSON q DONAHUE, Agents,
9ceyl "a Ft0nt street
FOR WHITE AIvEE.
Memphis and white River 0. s. Mau Pack.
Company.
Ihi1 excellent steamer leaves IN
Memphis a. above, -
SATURDAY, slst inst, ats pm.
Fer freight or passage spply 10
LARRY HARhfSTAD, Agent.
20 Star Wharf0OaL loot Jefferson St
Aeaaphis and White River o.. :. Mail Packet
Company.
master
THIS excellent steamer leaves -
Memphis IS Ebsve, -
SATURDAY, 5Ist inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY & SHARPE. Agonts.
N. So Frsnt Row.
Ia oayers. Passenger Agent. ot5a q
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RIVER MATTERS.
NEATH AND RsEERs

WEATHEB AND RsFERS-
MEMPHIS, October 30.-Westher clear
sud warm for tie season. A change,
however, will soon occur. For several
nights past s heavy fog or smoke has
formed about or before midnight, but
clearing up after remaining a few hours
Il has not alone confined itself to the
river, but obscures the whole city. The
river at this point is about stationary,
with s feet of water to Cairo and 81 feet
thence to St. Louis; 4 feet from Cairo to
Cincinnati is sl that is reported. The
Arkansas is unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-30
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