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The Stock market at the opening was
of = little In some cases, but generally
firm and active. at 2:l0 pm. it was
active and steady and closed unsettled
and irregular. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
xpress, 23f; American Express, z! I;
Adams Elk, 81; United States Elk, 50;
Merchants Union Elk, l75; Quicksilver,
2S; Canton, 614; Pacific Mali, 1915; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, 80 New York
Central, 16S3; Erie, SIS Hudson, 1861
Residing, So Chicago & Alton, 149; pre-
ferred, I5l ; Toledo, w. & f. w, 66g ;
preferred, ~; st. Paul, IA preferred,
S53 Fl. Wayne, 1885; Ohio s Missis-
sipPi, $50 Michigan Central, 12s Mich
Igsn SJuthern, e5i Illinois Central,
49, Cleveland & P~ittsburg, EST Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1861 Rock Island, 1873;
Chicago & Northwestern, s2g preferred,
go.
Sterling Exchange was steady at 1898
on 81 dsy bills. Gold carrying az 696}
per cent. in consequence Of q large short
interest on the market.
Tennessse Bonds opened st 6S96S3
Cor old, with sales st IS; new 68tG6S3,
with no sales, and closed lower-old
67i968f, sales st IS; new 6T@68, sales
st 67i.
Gold opened in New York at 1864 and
closed a. 1850. In this market we learned
OF only s few saIes-Sl5G0 st 1854, $500 at
l35. and 500 q tlS54 ; selling st l369l36}.
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The amendment authorizing Shelby
county to issue 500. 0o0 in bonds having
passed it is now probable that County
Warrants will be rapidly absorbed.
There Is some movement going on among
deslers In this kind Of money and they
seem much more anxious to buy,
but 50 far IS we could learn there we're
no offerings. Taxpayers buy over the
counter at 75976c.
City Scrip is in demand at 72G73c,
while taxpayers are unable to buy at less
than zoe, and In some cases SOC Is asked.
This Scrip is very much unsettled and
rates are hard to give accurately. Deal
ers in some Instances declare they would
not psy over zoe, at the same time they
would not sell ct less than IS or SOC.
City Bonds are firm with some demand
from Baltimore and New York. A
dealer holding an order for $4,000 had
10 I'LL up st 534c ia small lots. A sale Of
5000 was also reported st SIZE.
Police Scrip is in demand at 95Se6s by
dealers, who sen st s7998o.
Governments in New York opened
generally unchanged and steady. They
Became frmer and more active at the
close IS follows
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Trade.

Business 4 -day was active and country
teams were numerous upon all of our
leading thoroughfares. All Of them
came Ia with cotton and go out loaded
with meats and supplies generally. Very
many OF them go with an extra mule or
work horse attached 10 the wagon, show
ing that they ale already making their
preparations for the coming planting
season.
The committee OF Western tobacco
men appeared before the Ways and
Means Committee on Tuesday, to urge q
modification Of the internal revenue law,
regarding the stamping Of all kinds Of
tobacco, ara regarding the extension of
further time for stamping OF tobacco.
The following was their language "w
earnestly oppose any eztensic
"a oDIv an increase ~ a, HHO host te
o.caH-L mat, upon the basis OF
ih~~sa00ffes already taken by the Depart
ment, including 81 tax paid on goods
prior to a passage Of the law, and that
manufactured under the Instructions of
the Department, and which complied
with all tbs requirements prior 10 the
~ VI @bNCAS~ SN60RC &c furnished
in a safer and more proper a be.
ing first imprinted with red ink to clear
~ designate the purpose for which they
are intended, and to render those utterly
vRlueless to the manufacturer. We also
ask that after the passage Of the Law, the
further sale OF those unstsmped goods be
suspended until stamped, which should
be within 2 shortest possible time, and
that upon Its accomplishment all tobsc.
co snd cigars found on the market
without the appropriate stamp, be for
fsited. We also insist that all bulk
smoking tobacco be FIRST packed in small
packages In compliance with the Law
under the regulations lately issued by
the Commissioned, except packages Of
dressed baled goods not exceeding Eve
pounds, which, from the character Of the
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The Riehmond's Head Light has the
following:
We understand from reliable author.
ity that the steamer Dexter will make
one more TIP to New Orleans, and then
go into the mail line between Louisville
and Cincinnatf.n
"Great quantities Of corn are being
shipped to Louisville and New Albany
from along the Ohio river, for the pur-
pose OF suppIying stock dealers, who are
sanding stock S)uth.u
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE
Memphis and little Beck BailrOat

aeTRphIs and little Rock Railroad
To MADISON n LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going weat-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at Am.
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7sD an. Arrive at
Memphis at o'clock pm.
s. 3. BEAUMONT
Oe2 Genera superintendent.
EenpAis and Louisville E2llFOad Line
DEPAET. ARETyE.
Day Express, R. r. time.-.- $50 s@p.m
City time 61O am.
Night Express, z. r. time. 800 pm. SOO am
City time. 2;5e pm.
Ticket clioes Ne. 2S7H Main street and at De-
pot, head OF Main street.
Mississippi snd Tennessee BsiIrCaSs
ARRIVE. ERAR
s y Orleans Express, daily 400 I'm. sos pm.
"a aeoOD'n, daily, AZ
oep Lnday.---.....---- $50 am. 500 pm.
Frsig ally, except sun
DAY ...s-------s-.-- -----..-- SO PM eON A-ds
effect Sunday, august 10, 1893.
A. {, LIVERNORE, GsnIS upL
C.P, OAKLEY Gen. Ticket ACT. au16
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BRO MRSVlLLE BEE.
Co.. WI WEsTBAooK Dr. R. ". BEERS
Late OF Mississippi Late OF Mobile
&c BEERS,
Editors ami Pr~OprIefors.

LIVE WHITE MANS JOURNAL. DE.
A voted to pure Democracy and the b OF
the people.
TERMS-Invariebly IN Advance-Tvo Dol.
lars a Year One Dollar IOr Six Months.
Our very large and rapidly increasing circu-
istiOn enables US TO odeN
a. an advertising medium, 70 business houses.
The BEE THROUGH TIE ENTIRE
WESTERN DISTRICT.
n1- NO advertiser ents rscefved except 70
money, and at regular ratss.
Address, WESTRkOOK n BEERS,
aulAtf Brownsville, Tenn.
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WEEKLY PAMELA STAR.

Ts PUBLISHED IN A SECTION or COUN-
try entirely tributary 10 Memphis, and has
a circulation unsurpassed by any other me-
alum OF thai kind in North Mississippi. Aer-
ahaats and business man generally VIII md II
to their advantages 70 adyerLlss IN Lne SIA4
Address PAHOLA S1Aa
oce EAooaks A4
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SAINT FRANCIS.
MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS REVRR
A Ah1s
E zS6Eds
PaCkoE COrnpA'y.

VlHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
L BnalE nT This LINE viii leave 8smphis
hereafter THREEIlMEjA WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, az
8 O'eiOgE P.an.,
THOMAS II. ALLEN. Reese Prtchard, Master
w. a. CALDW ELb.s"...--.k l.. Hatnes, Master
6ia Sde1, Master
AhSOS1 ..-"~--.-sa-..---.... w. 1. Ber' 3 Master
LEM Mckee, master
Connecting at LITTLE RO * with the Com
pa3y's new and hght-drausht packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Gibson. CluEs connections
made both ways.
AMERICAN. ---,.....Jno ". Williams, Master
van .......-~...Jam BOwlin, Master
FORT GIBSON ....-.....JOhn WOODBURY., Master
cSHI oMlId RoWianQ, Master
All Of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly we'll adaDtsd
TO 1t. Passengers and freight VIII % put
through by hisline TO all points o. Tue AfR'tn-
s2s rlver without deteDJion' ara ~ reasonable
Al persons -aippiDg freight for any point on
the 4 ri-sIsas river nom North or East Of Menu
guls, should have tueir gOOds consigned 10
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany," at Memphts M~erchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consiEned 70 Memphis
and ARKANSAS River Packet Company, Napo.
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Comps.
ny's Office. inc. d, Is, President.
I, a. REEDIG, Agent,
tafO , a4 Front street. Mostly Block.
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(Aemphs City Savings ~IBstitatiOB),
CORNER
JEFFERSON AND FRONT SITS,
TRANSLATES A GENERAL BANKING ARB
Brokerage Business.
DEPOSITS IN CGIX OR CURRENCY Re.
eeiVeG Subject 10 Cbeck, - in ali reg
ulaF Banks.
INTEREST PAID ONLY Ok nME DE-.
B0sitz.
ra.~ ASSOCIATED On Approved COL
'1aterals.
Orders for She Purchase or Sale Of Stocks.
Bonds OF told promptly executed AZ
the New IOPk Boards en- Liberal Con.
mission.
Special at;eHlioa given 70 the Purchase
and Sale OF Southern aad AlscelIa.
HeOus Securities.
C0LLBCTI0AS made on ALL points In the
UBitJd States and CaHSGS. iaI
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LNMa0er,
Lumber.

oldest lumber merchants In the Sonth
" Yard established IN Memphis 1877. Build
Ing Material of all kinds. Dressed and rough
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Ceiling, Blinds.
Latina, WeaiherDoarding. Glazed Sash, Fenc-
ing. We don't intend to be underzold. Yard
and ONCE loot Washington street. near river.
pls dAvsza n. T. ], ". coCHRAG,
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JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. O. Jener.
son Street, entrance in alley. Special at
kenIon given % Stair Work. HOUSES and 70.
tsnosas traUad ready Cox shipping ln0Ed lns-
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AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEALl
MEgPHIa. January =, 1873. !

The Money market to-day was rather
quiet. Exchange was offered but not
sufficient to supply the demand al some
Of our discount houses, who had to buy
from their neighbors. One or two OF our
railroad companies have been heavy
purchasers in the past day or two, while
the demand from merchants continues
very good. New Orleans bills are more
plentiful than for some days back and
the demand Is unchanged. We quote Sc
flIloWs:
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EscEet.
For Helena, Wittsburg and st. Francis River.
The new and elegant Sidewheel Passenger
racket,
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ooTroN srArENKET.

COTTON
OF CoMMERCl
AEAPHIs, January 3. 1853.
stock on IA sept. l, lS55..--. A
E7caFS4 l,bf4
EsoslTsd prsvtoCsly --.--...--..1sz 81 164,4sj
l6A,53z
EAF0tsS1 S0Ies -----fss-------sss.--s- AU5
Exported previously Oh I48,0So
Stock On hand at z m..------. 1882
or tO-day's receipts 4S8 bales came
from points along the Mississippi Central
Railroad.
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Foz ST. FRAsoIs RIVER.

FoR 81. FRARGLs RIVER.
uEar saauEday 81. Francis KiVer
PseksE.
For Madison, Wittsbgrg and all Way Landings
LESLIE WARE, Clerk.
THIS steamer will leave as above = a.
4 every SAIUkDAY uu ing the SEzs
season returning, leave WitisDurg every
TUESDAY, a. 2 o'clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
VLNSOE 4 DONAHUe, agents,
FAB 24 Front street.
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A OF C-oENECTICUT,
County of Hartford.

STATE OF CoENECrICUr1
County of Hartford.
Guy R. Phelps, President, and woodbridge 3.
Olmsted, Secretary or the Connecticut Mutual
Life insurance company, being duiy sworn,
depOse and say, that the for, going Is a IuiI,
true and cOrree, statement of the affairs of said
Company that the sad Insurance. Company IS
the DOnadda owner OF a6 least one Hundred
Thousand Dollars OF actual cash capital. in.
vested In State and United states stOcks and
bonds, or IN Dends and mortgages of real estate
unencumbsred, and y orth double The amount
for which The same is N III tagged, and that Ihsy
are the above described Officers OF said Lnsu-
GUY r. PHELPS, President
VS.. CLasTED, Secretary.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this the
ath day O. November, 1858.
GEO .. GILMAN, Notary Public.
-
Know all men by these presents. that the
Connecticut Muiual Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Conn, do hereby authorize BEN
jamin +. White, Jr., Atiorney in the STATE of
Tennessee, for and on behalf OF said Company,
to accept and a1E nOwiodge service of ali pro-
cess. whstheF men 8 or final In any aeiion or
p4 oeeediRg against said Company in any of the
Courts OF said state OF Tennessee, and it Is
hereby admitted ana agreed that such service
of the process afGresaid shall be taken and held
10 bs valid and sufficient in that behalf fha
same as II served upon said Company accord
ing 70 the laws and practices OF SAID state, or OF
any other STATE, and all claims or right Of
error by re29nn Of the manner OF such service
is hereby expressly waived and reliuauf.bed
Wines our hands and the seal OF the Com
pany, this the .@ta day of November, 1858.
u r. Phelps, President
W. &. OLMsTED, Secretary,
C-oAPFRoLLER's OFFICE.
R~A5HvILLE, TEEN., Decsmber -, 1868.
I certify that the foregoing is a copy OF the
original statement OF the Company now on
hle in nay Office.
G. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C"oAPTRoLLER'S OFgICE,
January l.. 1885.
I, q. W. Blackburn, Comptroller of the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that this Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located at
Hartford, In the state OF Conn oticut, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
msnJs OF the laws OF the StaJs Of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance C0mpEnies; and Z fur
Their certify that Carpenter & White, Agents
of said Company, has also complied with the
requirements OF the laws OF the State, made
and provided Ia such cases; wherefore, said
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance. Company
has authority TO take risks ana transact the
business Of insurance in this State, at Mem
phis, Shelby county, Tenn.
@. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR oscEoLA.

Regular Memphis and Osce0la Packst-For
Randolph, 0seAola and ali Way Landings.
GEO.. ". CHEt-k--~--Gsorge Malone naaster
This fine light draft steamer viii IT.
leave for the above on L
THIS DAY, z9.h inst, at . pm.
VINSON q DONAHUE,
Jazz 254 Front street.
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FoR ST. LOUIS.


Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
United States Mail
BELLS Master
This superb passenger steamer ~H
Wiulsave as above on ZEr
SATURDAY, 0th inst. at 4 nm
js2s FLEM- CALVERT. SuD't
Regular st. Louis. Memphis and vicksburx O..
y. Mall PacKet-tor ct. Louis.
RUBICOH- .-.... Bake master
This splendid Passenger packet @A
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 28th inst, at Il m. -
Freight rec lived at the -. Louis WharfbOat.
Jas FLkM: CAL.EzT. SUPP
FOR PINE BLUFF.
Regular Pine giuR Paekst-Couuects at Pine
3 al win Sur. Hamilton Tor Lutte Rock.
BERMUDA~~--......-..Joha ClAycomb mater
Eh1s nne passenger PACKET VIII -
le6V5 As above, on EE-s
SATURDAY, 20 h inst, at . pm.
FIhsON DOAAhUE, Agents,
is@g - Eeons Street;
FOR EEw ORLEANS.
Regular Louisville and Nsw Orleans Packet
For New Orleans
LOUISVILLE ..--................. a. LuSk master
Huns e4ce4enL passenger steamer .sllA
VIII leave as aUOve sae
Tails DAY, 18th Inst, ct 10 an.
LAkhI aARM5EAD, Agent,
Jag STR WhArfbnst. foot JetsrsnR st.
Louisville and New Orleans Packet Line.
For New Orleans.
2. W. ~--.~....5tein master
This splendid passenger steamer nI@
viii leave 3 ~ owe zLe4-
THIS Day, 2eIh inst, at 8 pm.
LAEsHY hARMSIAD, Agent,
fa29 No. IA Madison STREET.
FCg CzHG4NN ATL.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
MINI OLA--...-.. .---......-...-..... H1ilef MASTER
This aiegeuJ aud Feet passenger A
steamer VIII leave -7
SATURDAY, 10Th inst, al 5 pm.
Jas. 7. BOUHNE . CO., Agents,
jag 49, Ie1srsen street:
FU2 WHITE SILVER.
Memphis and White River Us. Mail Packet Co
AbEzI no. master
TINS excellent steamer leaves 81
Memphis as above, ~
SATURDAY, 3oLh inst. at 8 pm.
LEVY G. SHARPE. Agents,
NJ. 80 Front street.
J. A. Ssyars, Passenger Agent. ja2s
FOR GAYOso LANDING,
For Randolph, Osoeo.a, Hsles Point and
GsyOsO LanuInS.
The elegant PASSENGER sfeAmer L.
MOLLIE HAABLkTjN, g. Ham p
ton master, W. =. Paul clerk, viii leave Mem-
phis Us ABOVE ENEhT TUESDAY ~agd3ATOk-
DAY, ats pm. LARRY HAkMsTAD, Ae't,
jail star Mhalfb0a5, LOT aonroe 81.
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NEWSPAPERS.
n O Milan.
PUBLISHED AT
Friars' Point, Mississippi

, WITS newspaper Is one Of the finest adver-
L Using mediums in the State of Mississippi.
bel ue the official paper of the counties OF Iu-
,taa. Coshons and Bolivar-three OF the
large 1t cotton gro wing counties in the state.
tic ,r eulation Is not surpassed by any country
nanar ubIished In the vicinity OF Memphis.
J.. a. REID q CO.,
Propristors.
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FOE v

Memphis and Arkansas River United
states Mail Packet.
THOS. H. ALLEN....-.Rees SriGchard master
This splendid passenger steamer it.
will leave Tor the above on SE
SATURDAY, 30sh inst. at 5 pm.
T.. A. ENDIG, Agent,
ja19 34 Front ST., Mosby Block.
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Tn Ine Nerehanls Of Memphls.
THs TIPFON WEEKLY RECORD
SAM. P. ROSE, Editor & PrOpr5'r
- yHE RECORD" Is PUBLISHED EVERY
Friday, at
covrNcToN. TENNESSEE.

an Independent Democratic paper. Ii
AndHs widely IN the counties OF Upton,
SIcuihts lie. HaywOOd end Fayette, ana is me
LaudsroA Using medium. through which the
pest adxA OF Memphis may advertise for
County "a is, To- b. ;r ieGnd IN 6n VIE" ase Tep1 ies@s
Asve[a oo1ies furnished gratis to all who
may deslfe SAM. 2. ROSE,
Cavington. Tenn.
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IN THE UNITED STATES
what Il Has Done, What Ii 80 DeiRgs
and Whsa IL VIII DO,

BIZ Hon. RANSOM h. GILLET,
Formerly Member OF Congress from St. Law
renee county, n. 7 more recently Rezistrar
and Solicitor of the United states Treas
uTy Department, and Solicitor for
the United states In the
Court OfClaims, Etc.
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FoR PRIAR,s poLnr.

Regular Memphis and Friar's PUNT Packet
Fer Helena and Friar's Point.
-..-Jame Lee master
Thus elegant passenger packet
VIII leave z{EG
THIS DAY, 28th inst, at pm. -
ELLIDTT & L Agents,
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CITY BAN K
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER. AND RIyEKs.


The westher yesterday was clear and
pleasant. The river fell 10 inches in the
oast t~wenty-four hours. The Arkansas
is falling rapidly with 10 feet to Little
Rock. White river is also falling. All
the upper streams are falling. The latest
from al points abOvs will be found
in our telegraphic columns.
Arrivals.
Steamer Richmond, Louisville.
G. w. Cheek, Hale's Point.
" 7. H. Alien, Arkansas river.
4" Linton, st. Francis river.
" Olive Branch, New Orleans.
" Bismarck,
tenn, St. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Olive Branch, St. Louis.
4" Bismarck, ST. Louis.
a. Alice Dean, Cincinnati.
" Maritime, Hsle's Point.
" Arg0Hy, Arkansas river.
Richmond, New Orleans.
Gem, Arkansas river.
An Port.
Minneols, 7. II. Allen, Linton.
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Freight received al 81. Louis Wharfboat.
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COAPTR0LLERis OFFICE,
RAsHvILLE, TENS., December 70, 1868. !
I certify that the foregoing is a COPY OF the
original statement OF the Company now on
file in nay Office.
g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller.
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IN hand and In hn-Aa Hs