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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-14

For the last day in the week business
in all branches today Is fairly active,
and shipments per rail and river viii be
heavier than for several days. An adj
vance in river freights from St. Louis to
this city to soc per barrel on -four and
meal, 81 40 on pork, 81 IS on whisky,
40c per 100 on heavy pound freight, 6Oe
for light do, and Zoe per 100 on dry
goods, with corresponding advance on
other articles, has a tendency to stitfen
the views of holders of some of the
leading articles in demand, and in -four,
meal, ETC., the advance will be realized
in making sales. Provisions are
quiet, with an easier feeling in
bacon, but no decided change in
pork, hams, or breakfast bacon. The
supply of either Of the articles named is
light, and not more than sufficient to
meet the consumptive demand Pork is
held at IA 90, but can be bought al a
fraction less sales of Is casks clear
sides were made to-day at 9sc, and one
consignment was offered at Ole at the
leves; clear rib is quoted at SIC, with
little in the market shoulders are scarce
and in demand at 81 to STE Breakfast
bacon is sold at III to I2c for canvased
and sngar-cured. Lard is dull but prices
unchanged, Bagging remains quiet,
with sales Of 800 pieces p pounds at
l7S to lsc, and smaller lots at prices
quoted in our list below. Nails are a
shade higher, selling at $50 to A 60
rates Salt is also Rrmer, fine liverpool
sack selling at 2 % to 2 80, and coarse
at | 80 to2 90. Hides are steady at &c
for green, II to l4ac for dry salted Is
to l9c for dry flint and 9lc for green
saltedI deer skins zoe. TallOw is quiet
at Sc, and beeswax firm at 29c. Except
ing oats, the supply of grain is light
New shelled corn is quoted at 20 to ne;
old do, IS to 7sc. Bran 81 90, and hay
unchanged. Sales of GO barrels XXX
and family -four from first hands are re-
ported at 8 to s 25, while choice family
and fancy brands are held at : % to
. % Corn meal is firm at 3 GO in lots
from store. Potatoes are very scarce
and firm at 3 to 3 40 for psaehblows, and
russets. Onions, 3 to 8 %. Apples
firm at 50 TO 3 50 for common to good,
and 90 for choice. Eggs are dull at
Is to PC. Sardines firm at q TO % 90
for quarters, and SO 90 for halves Gro,
eeries are 6rma with good demand for
sugar and an advancing tendency in
coiiees. flH
From store on orders prices are as follows;
BAGaIEG--Is steady at l6i4@3Oc for hemp,
jute and tar y 20 ~ ms. baling tWine, i69
lie; second hand gunnies and burlaps. l49l6c
BAcoS-kasinr elear sides ~ to 90; clear
rio. 81 70 VI; shoulders, s. 81. sugar cured
hams, l79lsc, az 10 brand; breakfast bacon.
ll4l21Sc, plain and canvased.
BEANs--s2 so to2 IS per hnshel.
HRAN-Firtn at 81 i0c5l - u lO0in store.
BrrTER-G0od Western. i5slse; inferior.
dull and nominal; prime. alszle; strictly
c1EsGdE-Firm At Is OOal2oo.
CAypLss-Light weight star. - to lac, full
weight, l8lrralec. f
cHEEsE-conmon. 1l9l4e; ehsddsr Grn a
oofsfr-Firm at 1g5sa2ae for Rio and 80
SOC for Java.
CurTossEKD-s9 % = tuuo On leYee.
C0HE MgAI.-kirm a s. foa2 = from stare
s. Cog, = y lsH' q 81 r. % .h'l'ss 'Rg-
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Roos-Are qaiet Al 25a27e.

Roos--Are quiet At 25@27c. fItEFfF4
HAY-Steady at 81 4O@l 6Oper 100 on orders,
ERSE q. n. ssP:E % zee Oos x, g go
choice family and fancy. IS 5000 90.
HAEDwARR-7Axes, per dozen. $40 so to IA
shoyels, Amos'. s14 so; spades, Ames'. SIS so
ssS Po a Ssr i a. t ss D ss o AysE 81
herman, 10 70 Dc; nails per keg. $3.50 to 60.
iR0s Trs-firm 5l9a6e.
LL4tRiD-in kegs. ll1sgl2c; tierces. 101s9llc
MoLAssRs- Louisiana. firm 40a65e In bar
req syrugs, Oo97oc Louisiana, new, 50 to 95.
nAILscsteady et s. soto 4 6Orates.
I OsI0Ns-Quiet at So OO93 so Der barrel.
PowDER-Rife per key. SO; mining, 81 80.
PouLTRY-Old chickens firm at 81 2jta4 so /;
young, " DD9i 90. as to size. M
P0Ttr0Es--Afe steady, with light supply al
g Ss5 30 y barrel. Sweet potatoes. 81 Is per
PoRk-s Steady at sl4 5osl5 90 in large azd
SAIr-s2 2593 20 v Dbl. 81 75a2 60 a sack
sUoAR-Firm; Louisiana, l6CSi2c for com com.
mon 20 fair. l2ss44 elsss4e for yellow and white
H14o: Coffee, A. b and @, I5lzailIlc.
SHOT-Per sack, 81 60 TO 285
sARDINEs-Quarters per case. s2i; halves.
soAP-German notified. 7e; common, &c.
STARCH Quiet mt 81 to Dc per N.
LIQuoRs-Rectitied whisky per gallon. 65 10
Sc; bourbon aud Rye, 81 Is TO 90: Robert
brandies, 81 10 to SOL; Highwinos. % To 9ic ;
sherry per gallon, 81 Is to 2 SO; Home bitIers
per dozen. 81 10 to 30.
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KrcKsr.wIcksr keeps kaIo.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LKDsEE 0gvIne. B
MkNPHIs, TEEE.. October IA, 1911.
M0ney


A Washington telegram Of the 18th
states that it is estimated at the Inter
nal Revenue Office that the collections
in consequence of the Chicago Ere will
be decreased over $4,000, 900 during the
present fiscal year. and in order to afford
relief as far as possible the Acting Com
missioner has decided that all claims
for refunding taxes claimed to have been
enormously paid by Chicago claimants
shall be acted upon without delay.
The situation on Madison street to-day
is without the slightest change. Check
ing is active and cotton bills coming in
freely, which keeps the banks busy pay
ing ont. The demand for money is
good and none but customers can obtain
funds, and in some eases even they are
restrictedto much smaller amounts than
they make application for. Rates Of
discount are firm at 10 to y per cent,
and in the open market to 3 per cent.
per month is easily obtained upon short
date paper secured by collaterals.
Exchange is making freely on cotton
account. outside Of which but little is
done. Rates remain steady at to &c
discount buying and par selling.
Cold Is bought AZ ll3 70 II3l, With
~ Il. l.. n
Local stocks and securities are de
pressed in consequences Of the closeness
OF the money market, aud but little Is
done in them. Shelby county warrants
and Tennessee money, old, is quoted Al
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chnrsh ssr,Iee. ,re.merrew.

DE-. Landram will preach at the Cen
trail Baptist Church tomorrow morning
at II o'clock, and at 7:l5 in the evening.
Rev, DIR. Walk viii occupy the pulpit
Of Linden Street Christian Church TO-
morrow, as usual-ll:l5 am. and 30
pm. Subject at night: "The Lesson OF
the Great Fire"
Rev. A. Z. Baldwin viii deliver a dis
course 81 the First Congregational
Church, Union street. between Third
and DesotO, At II an, upon the les
sons 70 be taught BY the late Chicago
fires Evening services al. 2 pm. Sun
day school At Slam.
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Sales yesterday were nearly $500 bales
at prices quoted in our last issue, the
market closing with an active inquiry.
To-day New York is strong at 2Osc for
middling, and Liverpool l-l6d higher,
the latter closing strong, with an upward
tendency. The inquiry here is hardly
as active as on yesterday, sales up to
noon being but 300 bales, including or
binary at l6 to lie, good do. at III to
lsc, low middling at lss to Isle, mid
ding at 1855 to lsic, and strict do. at 10
to l9!c.
The followin, Is the comparatiye daily
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-14

The following marriage lieeuses we're
returned 20 the County Clerks Office
during the week: s. f. Hawkins and
Miss NJ. D. Weyer, D. G. Arundail and
Miss Salhe Sacks, n. R. Webb and Mrs.
Kate wayman, William Bent and Miss
johanna Rosk. Four colored couples did
1,la,,,,sa HHr
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SO to SIC; new, 45 to 4sc. City bonds,
currency issue, are quoted at SEC in the
open market and 589 to Coo by dealers.
IA sale Of a small lot Of Arkansas levee
bonds are reported at 3sc, and transact
tons in German National Bank stock
are reported at nc. r
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sos SALE.

UHoR sALE-THE CHARLESTON HOUSE,
AT Depot Of Memphis and Charleston rail-
road. This Is large. eommodious hotel
building, now the property of gentlemen
abroad, who will SELL II not sold privately,
will be offered publicly on saturday, DC:
cash; balance in twelve months, with inter
est. Apply at Room %. Planters Insurance
Building Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,,
FOR Cairo ana 81. Louis.

For Cairo and 81. Louis.
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company--U.
S. Daily Mail Line for New Madrid, Bel
mont. Cairo and St. Louis; connecting at
Belmont with the Iron Mountain railroad
at Cairo with the Illinois Central railroad
and boats up the Ohio river, and at st. Louis
with all railroads East and West.
MOUNTAINEER master
w l4th instant, at BPM. For aIl7af -
freight or passage apply on wharf szzzs-=1-izai
boat. foot Of Jefferson street, to
w, E. DILL, Agent.
FLEM. CALVEkT, Sup't.
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Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-U.
S. Daily Mail Line for New Madrid. Bell
mont. Cairo and st. Louis; connecting st
Belmont with the Iron Mountain railroad.
at Cairo with the Illinois Central railroad
and boats up the Ohio, and al st. Louis with
all railroads East and West.
ST. JOSEPH COrbet, master
WALL LEAVE THIS DAY, NJ.
w 18th inst, at s pm. For ~ ~
freight or passage apply on wharf ez=si-i-ial
boat, foot of Jefferson street, to
l w. IL. DILL, Agent.
ELEM CALVERT. SUBJ.
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Good Advice.

Who withdraw the SlOOs prize at the
Fair on next Tuesday, is a question
that has been asked BY thousands Of our
citizens. We have some advice to give
TO the fortunate being who draws the
SlOOO-and the advice will be worth
more than the prize, yet no charge is
made for Il. So soon as you get the
money, hurry to Nos. Is and Is Monroe
street and buy Monitor coal cooking
stove from we,ier & Co.
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REMARn.

oar REWARD srRAYED OR STOLEN
D ZD from my lot, near south gate Of Elm
wood Cemetery on Thursday night, 18th inst,
a bay horse; about Is hands high. heavy SGT
and fat aud six years old. The above re-
ward will be paid for his return TO me, or to
Jobe a Conway. Sj3 Main street;
IS 40 irlf - ~. ssl II. r. WATT.
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ATMoRE's mipce-meat, Millaird's finest
prepared family chocolate, new strained
and comb honey, very choice, at j. De-
voto's, cor Third and Adams st. 26-t
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LOST

I OsT-ARED SGTTER.D0G / HAS WHITE
L 4 face and four white feet; I" p. II. Bfy-
son " on the collar. A liberal reward will be
paid for his delivery At 223 Main street SIT
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t,iyerpooI cotton sfnrk.t,

LlyRRPoor.. October II. II a.m.-CottOn is
dearer. Uplands. ls-l6d; Orleans. 10 l-lGi.
2p,m.-Cottop closes strong, with an up
ward tendency. Sales. 10000 bales. Of which
1000 were for export and speculation. Uplands,
fully 9l3-I5d; Orleans, fully 10 Lied.
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The Noneounah shooting ATair.

Mr.. Fred Cole, who was shot by un-
known persons in Nonconnah bottom
last Thursday night, is still alive, but is
considered in a very critical condition,
the ball having entered at the back and
passed through the body. Last evening
Captain Gray arrested man on sus-
picion. The prisoner stated that yester-
day morning he met man named Lewis
in a wagon.yard on Union street. Lewis
stated that he had difficulty the night
previous with some persons on the road
near Nonconnah creek, and that several
shots were exchanged between them;
that the stranger shot twice at him be-
fore he returned the fire. Lewis came
into the city on cotton wagon but can
not be found by the police. He resides
in DeSoto county, Mississippi west of
fernando. The party arrested by Cap
tain Gray was released on giving bond
to appear and testify whenever called
upon so to do by court Of justice.
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BREyrrrEs.


Court, on next Monday.
A new brick pavement is being put
down around the Courthouse building,
on Union street.
4 Bishop Feehan, Catholic Bishop Of
Nashville, is in the city and will preach
atSt. Peters tomorrow. Isl
The winter course Of lectures at the
Memphis Medical College will commence
on next Monday, the 10th inst.
An immense crowd will be in attend
anoe to hear Commodore Maury address
at the Fair Grounds on Monday next.
Over $21 900, collected in this city for
the relief of the Chcagoans, will be for.
warded to-day by President Davis, Of
the First National Bank.
Professor ]. Ernest Perring, assisted
by our best singers, will preside at st.
Peters organ tomorrow All lovers of
fine music should atte.d.
The prize tickets for the County Fair
drawing, on Tuesday next, are being sold
with wonderful rapidity. The entire
number, 10000, will be taken up.
The Mendelssohn Concert next week
will bera fashionable affair Hundreds
Of our musical critics are anxious to
hear the debutante, Miss Goodwin.
Barry Tbadford the Texas desperate
who wounded DIR. McGayock. and who
was shot by Capt. Frank L. James, died
near Shawnee Village a few days since.
The funeral of the lamented Captain
Richard T. English will take place from
the late residence OF the deceased, No.
1873 Vance street, at one o'clock to-nor-
row. a- ~. ,'ir
When will the roller.skating rink be
opeued2 is a question asked by many
Young ladies and gentlemen who wish to
indulge in this delightful and healthy
exercise. S. asai ssus3it
Tho nron,;etors Of The Olvmn;c Thea.
,re an Washington street have desie.
w -. ~ 49, $3.50 s',s,;.. H.
na' ~ a.. 80. 81 ,he ch;oaro
-. ~ : = la-I-'e
Tba wind blew from the east last eve
Inc VIM oicw from 'ne east inS' e'e
| ,he so,,tb.easi-la sure s;gn Of rain nro.
'as ,I 80 S ~. s,.ss.;nl g..
~ /. o's- ~"
'"e"o "ou 9e1awg
Mr. Martin, thes weifknown tenor
singer, wip ASSIST tne Sa,VAfy ohurc .,,
.no,' 'no''c" ~ r'1"To "'' -"
20 'ne nm I'.l 10 mug
row "ol"s'
Inc hrst ana second Chaneery Court
Tiil be IN session on Monday next
chAnceilors Morgan ana scott are ex-
pec'ed ~ return 'roHhlt i'As WASH " "
'norr"" Wy s'e"''s'
Inc annual elecnon 'or directors Of
the MISSISSIPPI ana tennessee railroad
WIN "Ae pay ~ 'n 'u'ouy ,i'''' O'
wednesday, 'ne io'n Oh november neA'
at y Q eloeK a M I'd rng ~
SIX delega'es appeared III 'ne ena'"
gangio-aay' ana went 10 WORK ~i, on See Second
street near 'ensrson' one ue'esa'e u
| 'im FISK proportions wore ine 'rn"
mental Dali ana eha'n'
Joe Locke, the great newsman Of the
South at zSos MAIN mas news goods OF
every descripl'o'--aa''y papers weTsp
ple'orlais ana mop'niy magazines r'r
elsp papers received regularly
Prof Van Week, the medium detee-
tive. has promised to appear IN our city
next week andeKpose the tricks oil spirit
l ulllStS-Itlt lJlNtnpOTlh anu btHtI BlO
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mRAVEI. Frs ia ltE MOTIF E-rIt =
Jefferson street House. No. 100
and ging per day 81 20. The rooms
are well ventilated, each furnished with two
or three single beds. and good spring mat
tTesses, 1ho table Is supplied with the best
the mark et affords. Regular boarders taken
ferson street S-l6i
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K X K-Knlo klenns klothea.

K. X. h.-kaIo kIeans kIothes. Nh
Tickets for the Z" Fair Drawing" ARE
for Sale at
j. c. Eyrich's news depot,
Mansford's news depot,
Joe Locke's news depot,
George Bergman's cigar stand,
Leubrie's cigar stand,
Byrds jewelfy store,
Barnum's jewelry store,
Memphis and Charlesto ticket Office,
92-tl
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The fine, swift passenger steamer
A. J. WHITE-................Geo Malone. master
On place Of steamer Mary Doyd)
UNHIS NEW AND ELEGANT re-,
j passenger packet will leave ~ 10
THIS DAY, 18th inst. at 4 pm, ts2ss=-ss
connecting at the mouth Of White river with
the Mary Boyd.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
W. Ii. KENNEDAY, Agent.
Office on Company's Wharfboat,
Enaf Of Cont
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rOR SALE or LI1AsIl.

NOR SALE OR LEASE -f30 ACRES OF
II land will be sold on accommodating terms
or leased to u ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for the term of
FIVE years. There are three frame houses and
four cabins on the premises about three hun
bred acres under cultivation, the balance In
timber II may be divided to advantage.
Two good wells Of water; also q good cistern,
large Barn well filled with fodder. and good
stock of corn. Located ON the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad, two miles south of Horn
Lake Depot. DeSoto county. Mississippi. The
road runs through o portion of the tract
where a Gg station is established, which rem
ders IL great convenience to the neighbour
hood. The stock, cons sting of horses, hogs,
poultry of all kinds, aud oil necessary. farm
ing utensils, etc /, etc, will be disposed Of on
terms 10 suit. For particulars apply TO w.
Everheaft, on tho premises, or Of Joseph
Alden, No. Mulberry street. Memphis. Tenn.
28t
NOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE RESI-
r. denee and eight year lease on lot, in South
Memphis A good bargain offered. For terms
apply to DonQho x Bulkley. 1859
r EAR TOBACCO-F0R SALE IN
/ large or small quantities by y. =. Bates
N Co.. cotton and tobacco factors, No. 2j4
Front street. LIS
NOR SALE-LETTER PAPER. WITH THE
l. Memphis railroad map printed on the
fourth page. kept on hnnd and sold at rea-
sonable price ut THIS Office: a. :.
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A srRoSe application Of the DoLLNI;
REWARD SOAP" cures the prickly-heat and
all similar eruptions, and iustantly alle-
viates the bite of mosquitoes, fleas, bed
bugs, etc, etc. VIM. Whitaker, grocer,
80 Madison street, sole agent. = 'i'
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THE CITY.
See fourth page for additional local.

PITTsBum and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown h Jones, office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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boarding. TIIE WHITEM0RE HOUSE,.
ID 100 and III Adams street. having lately
underrone thorough repairs and been newly
refurnished. Il now prepared to accomm odate.
boarders with light. pleasant rooms, and with
as good a table US tho market affords. Rates
very mOdafatc.l vt
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SHOOTING MATCH.

PI&EoN sfTo oTIreiI
ON FRIDAY. OCTOBER. s0ru. AT TIE
" Mechanical Agricultural Fair Grounds.
the Pigeon shooting Match will take
place under such conditions as may be agreed
upon b parties subscribing The prize Is a
Breech Eoadinr Gun, valued at SlT5. Target
SHOOTING every day during the week. s6.4l
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r's all over the land, and is doing its
work on soiled paint, windows, floors,
and on furnished knives, tin, brass and
eopperwares. We mean L. Morgan's
Sons Sapolio. Ask forii. Your grocer
has il.
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Prisoners Sentenced.

Judge Flippin sentenced the following
prisoners this afternoon, they having
been convicted during the present term
of court:J r. Warren, horse stealing, ten
years in the penitentiary; ". 7. Mitch
ell, forgery, seven years in the peniten'
tiary; A. G. Harris, larceny, three years
in the penitentiary; Henry Williams,
mule stealing, ten years in the peniten-
tiary
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-14

HAVE your CRATES set with Lemon $
patent. This improvement embodies
utility, economy and durability. Call at
229 Second street. &c
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A NEW and complete stock Of carpets,
oil-cloths, mattings, rugs, mats and fur
niture, at I. Fegan's, 26O Second street,
2lm 20 - %
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Tbs steamer A. J. White will leave
the wharf promptly at -four o'clock this
evening in order to get over the bars
beloE. and will receive the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company's
freights for both the Arkansas and
White rivers, connecting with the boats
Of that line at Napoleon. s.a.f
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WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
SO Adams street. 1901
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THn.MAN & GAIsMAN, 6s Union street,
have on hand fine lot of HORSES and
MULES, which they offer for sale on thirty
or sixty days time, ss..f,oy y.c3g-Sl
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NEW YoRK. October II. 10 ,25 a.m.- Govern
nents are Irregular. Sterling exchange Is
steady at 1857. Gold Il loaning fat. lfHrI
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THE steamer A. J. White viii leave
the wharf promptly at four O'Clock this
evening in order to get over the bars
below, and will receive the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company $
freighls for both the Arkansas and
White rivers, connecting with the boats
Of that line at Napoleon.
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The following Is the comparative daily

Last year At thls ume mIddIlng here
was l3lc; in New York, l5sc gold, ISL;
uplands in Liverpool, s!l
The weekly ielcgraphiq statement Of
receipts, exports, etc, 20 day, as com
pared with last yearishsf6llo@s Weeks
receipts decrease 59,7l9 bales; seasons
receipts decrease s6,l19; weeks exports
decrease $50; seasons exports de-
crease 1892: stock decrease 30. g25. p
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Go TO Bracket 4 Co.'S, s2l Second
street, for young Kentucky mules. 30-t
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THR steamer A. j. White willleave
the wharf promptly at four o'clock this
evening in order to get over the bars
below, and will receive the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company's
freights for both the Arkansas and
White rivers, connecting with the boats
of that line at Napoleon. r,-
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MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET COMPANY.
s...sElrA PAT CLEBURNE


A-h1N Ah'ANhAi-ns.sss-iss------
I EAyES MEMPHIS MONDAYS AID frs
IL days a. 5 pm. connccurE =. N. 10y.
FOaT Gibson ~ Pine Hluf % - VS.
DAYS, and with .As Etcasaer TOE 80 -
on TUESDAYS and they c.tl.ei w. ~
Steamsr DAHDAN Eiss-f a fiue nia. iet
board. ar 10 w. n. kkAtEDhl {. AEeai.
Oairs % fonFlny 80. ~ W
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THE gentleman who borrowed my
Third Volume Of Hanf Works, in April
last, will please return the same 70
a929 IL. ----- G. n. ERIcn.
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BOARDING

D0ARDING- WANTED BY A. GENTLE
ID man and l9dy with three children; rooms
either furnished or unfurnished. Location
anywhere within n mile Of Court Square. If
desirably situated, and upan line Of street
railway. Address y. j. r.. Merchants Ma
tional Bank,s 1853
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-14
Notice 60 Israelites.

There will be mass meeting Of eur
Jewish citizens tomorrow Sunday af-
ternoon at three o'clock at the Memphis
Club room 10 adopt measures for the
relief of their eo-religionists in Chicago
who are suffering from the effects of the
late Gre in that city. All invited to
attend. N. ID. hEEEEN,
President Congregation Benai Israel.
90 Marx CoHN,
President Congregation Beth FL Emelh
PAhriEs' having cotton TO gin would
do we'll to read the advertisement Of
Eakin.& Bro
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-14

D0ARDINd- ROOMS FUlNIsIfED OR
ID pnfernislied With board, at No: ms Vance
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-14

Buy your oysters at Norfolk Depot
No. u jefferson street. 5s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-14
FOR RENT.

w. A. wuEATEEY, Rental Agent,
Bethe I B1ock, ONCE No. y. Receiver.
snips aceessSed. ~ st u.
TNOR RFNT-A FINE, LARGE BRICK
II dwelling In northeast Memphis alabama
street,. Possession given lst Of November
next S. Mesby, oitce 10, over Oi Front st.
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