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NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
NOn.kesident Notice.

NOh-htsIuent NOUCcs
No s2ee BIN the Chancery Court OF Shelby
County. Tennessce-Tue state Of Tennesses Va.
W. E. Butler et q
TT appesTllg from rherff's return in this csuzs
J. that the defendants. Francis j. NilkinsOns
lice r. wilkinson. James W. Knott, Z. u Well
ford trusfes @snd ~ ID. Hodges are not u be
found IN his county; end Il .driher Appearing
fntermnrrfel With - hose NJ me T. unkuO Wn,
ana cznnot be asccFtained after dihgeut inquiry.
and that they aTe es dents Of atlanta Ga, aud
nou residents Of the sat Of Tennessee;
II IL therefore ordered. That they MAKE their ap
pearancc herein, Mt the courthouse OF Shelley
COUNTY, e. Memphis, esn., on OF o=iore The ant
honday In Decem Der, 1882, ard plead, answer or
demur 20 com plainaDt's amended bill, n, uled
herein, March I6, 1882 the same viii be taken
Tor confessed TO Them and het for bearing ex
psrts; nd that a copy Of this order be pm Dlabed
once q wesk, Tor -four euecessiye weeks IN the
Memphis Ap cal. This 2ist day Of October, 1881
A cOpy-Attest.
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
ByJ II. Bradley Deputy CLERK aud Master
J.W. Hampton Sol. 10 Compi't tues
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fz59 Prizes, amounting 70 .-...----- tioo 90
No approximation prizes All przea drawn uOn
the wheel.
The distribu don % prizes win take place on
ednesd y. Deem Der n, 1852 l5t Johns Day. -
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon. All tiekeB drawing
pf.zes nust be returpfd within thirty days aiJer
the publication JhD5. II. 5kUE1Oh,
Nanager Masonic Temple Bui cling. London, Ont.
Or foT c1rculsrs and further inform ton apply ~
No g We1f Cc,u = efFeef Aernphfs Ten
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DRY GOODS.

New York, October 23.-Tbe ket wac
very tame and without agents pressing goods To
sale. The disposition of buyers is not to exceed
comv elled requirements Orde received are for
a fair ouantits of stuff and on small shipments.
There has been some inquiry for cottonades by he
clothing rade, with light business following The
jobbing trade Is very quiet and with the contin-
uance OF such gloomy weather no improvement
from the nome demand is looked for.
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GIFT ENTERPRISE.
nAsON5C EEn PIE
ReneRnIenI LII EulernFiee.

laden <snaas.
The Directors Of the London hasonic Ten Pie
COMPANY 1eDg deslrOus OF clearing on The 90" &
81 present upon the building End rePleDishlnH Toe
beneVOien fund. have Organised a GIFT EH1 y
PRIsE with the view OF accom- plikhing that o.
jeet They have, therefore, ~ the sole latioD az
request Of = iRrga number Of the mefaDers Of tee
cFafL IN this Junsdictou decided pon The foloW-
ing plan OF opefsuODs:
100 0O1 Tfck~t- viii be offered a. e2RasIt
ma oDe-hsn the money thus Outlined will b.
distributed In cab prizes. according 70 The IL 70
lowing gcae:
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

PITTSBURG. October 23-Noon-River inches
and falling Weather clear and cool Night
River inches, and stationary. Weather clear
and cool. cI-1 g LIZ = :
CINCINNATI, October 2a-Soon-River7 feet =
inches and stationary. Weather clear; ther1nolne-
ter. 59o Nigtt-Rtyer feet, and falling. Weather
fair and cool. 5iA-s G.
LOUISVILLE, October 2z-Eoon- River falling,
with feet 10 inches In the canal inches
IN the chute on the falls Weather cloudy and cool
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

MExPzs. October 1s, 1882.
ONAKD AFTER THIS DATE, UH- az
[ Ill further notice, the boats of.S-ss1sz2z=zs.
t6e Memoirs and Arkansas River Packet Conpa-
Tisr s = m JOHN n. HARDIN, Sup'L
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Th. NinLaI Plnle ne.dx rer Ru.Ines.

CHICAGO October 3 The hrst regular
train nv the New York. Chi ago and st. Louis
(nickel PLATED road left this city pat O'Clock this
NOR ug for Clevela q. The road was declared
formally opened for Business. IL will be run for a
we or two merely for local traffic, in order that
the tram n a agents may become acquainted
witt the routs and Working For the present oue
lasse ger traiu per day each way bet cen Chicago
sd-CleyelHnd Syili BE- run, together with such
reSh, trains as may be necessary.
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MEDICINAL. J.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CUkk eUAkAETEKD.

DE- n O. WEBS EnyI AID 61ArH IIEA 3zzE1-
Nervous HsadAcheI Mental Den8ooAs t04 y
Memory, spermAtorrhezs lmpotcney, Igoiu1Ily
-reTfson, seize bune Or SyeE-indulgeneos wh11
.esds 70 misery, decay and d.. n. one soz WI
Ereatn- mt. One dollar box, or slx boxes tor tEl
dol 4; sent ~ raall, prepaid. ON receipt o. ff ~
We xuarz1 tse ak boxes % oure any Csc |tL
eAoh order recslsed ~ for slz eokee, Hes1l- :.
nied with iva fo0kE1, We y II Eenc ~ lu11e ~
our Er1tten fuaFAnti,e 20 return ne n11e! y ~
ared ONLY ~ A. EKE XXI 4 CO.. HAo.e.4tH A.lc
Rstzn Drnss...s. as Asin s.rsss nsnResas. 1@isi
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At Liverpool the spot market at noon indicated
moderate Inquiry freely supplied. Sales, 500
bales of which $500 bales were American Re
ceip:s II 400 bales, of which $3.50 bales were Amer
lean.
At12:30: Uplands. 6Izd; Orleans. sgd.
The Liverpool future market at noon was steady
October 2S-s4d: October November, Is g.
1860; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, December January,
Jauuary-February,6 10 81 69-64d; February March,
6 11-64, 1o-64d March-Apri, 6 Is Cad June July,
6 10 "a. 6 1S-64d.
At1:30: May-June, 16-64d,
At 8: April May, 12-64d.
At 4: October. 27-64d.
At $50: October November. 6 1S-64d; December
January. 6 SD; January February, Sad.
At s. Futures closed dull
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HoRsEa AND MULES.

There are but few mules on the arket,
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market is dull.
MuLEs-No. dray mules 10 to 1871 hands. 5000
ESQ: 1917 TO 16. s6o@s5; Is to 15I, sSo9lso; Az
to Is. s1l0@l3o.
HoRsKsOGo d driving s125@2oo; heavy draft,
u5Oa2OO; saddle horses, SI25@250: plugs, si0@75.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

LYME PLANTATION ON DEER CREEK, LYING
n about seven miles from Greenville, In WASH.
fuvtou couBty Afsn. The tract contains about
1000 acres of the finest land, about 400 acres 81
which lie in state of good cul.ivationi gooo ten.
neigh borbood. There Is nov on the place crop
OF corn and cotton which will De sold with IL. IL
desired; 81 o. ali the stock This In one of the
% ost desftabe places the vicinity Of Greenvile
and will BE- sold Al bargain, as the owner having
The place II high and above any ofdn-ry over
dow; zoo acres was above the high water q this
wear There is ais the place q good lot OF
tenants sufficient to cultivate It For terms, etc,
apply to the undenigne1 on he premises
MRi ". !. HoRD. GresnxllIe MIS-
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At New York the spot market opened steady
a. u. steady; at 2:40, steady; at steady ssles
2030 paies; contracts, - bales. Closing prices
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WHISKY. ETC,
Prices as previously quoted and bushes

Prices az previously quoted and business
quiet.
WHISTLES -Redistilled. sOc9sl so; straight, 81 so
al, according to age
&INEs-Imported port. 81 5094: sherry, 81 55@
4; cham pagns-AmeI lean extra dry, S1@6; Piper
ri idsick s2Sa25; Mumm's extra dry, S25927;
claret IS 1907 pei box; 6atawb4, 81 5og6.
BRASDIE.-Cognac, S5Sl0; peach, 81 5093 so;
apple, sos so.
ST. LOUIS, October 2s-Whisky steady, 81 is.
CHICAGO October 23.-Whisky steady, 81 1e.
LOUISVILLE, October 23.-whisky steady; high
wines, 81 II.
NEs ORLEANS, October 23.-Whisky steady;
Western rectifed 81 oo@I 20.
CINCINNATI, October 23.-Whisky steady with
a + ir demand 81 II combination sales of finished
goods S25 barrels, a basis of 81 n.
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Liverpoolspots closed the previous week AT oIl-1o
decline OF Lied was ar, ounced on Monday, fol-
lowed by another on Wednesday, and still another
on Friday, when the week cloeed with 611@61sd
ruling.
Liverpool futures began the week al S5-64d for
current deliveries, and closed with the same de-
nOmina lions dull at 25-64d-a define of 10 points
for the week.
Local spots began the week at 10szc-a decline
of &c from the price ruling ct the close of The
PREVIOUS week. Another fraction was st on the
second day, followed on Wednesday by still an
tanned to the close. Receipts of the wees show an
increase over those of the week previous out were
nearly 1000 bales less tLan the same week last
year Shipments we e fully so per cent greater
In n the previous week. Sales reported indicate
thet cotton is sold almost as soon IS it reache-
market, the bulk Of Transactions going account
of export As has been the case merry all OF the
.,resent season, quotations have y.ry little to DO
in transactions, II being OF daily occurrence
that Lales are made from e to &c be ow quoted
prices. We appsnd the osing priee-ltst as com
pared with that OF the previous week:
Oct 10th Oct 18th.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The annual session Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers was begun in Louisville
Tuesday. with 2oo delegates present zA1A
- Al Cairo Tuesday a verdiet of guilty was
found against the Wabash Railroad Company
which was CHARGED with the maintenance OF q
rEuissnce 10 the Location of their tracks on Com
OF their intention TO appeal to the supreme Court
A Young uau of Keutou county, KY, h>s
applied fora device 70 telegraph train. running
road. He also at work on a sale lock, to be op-
Grated oy eisctici aud COW H re- no
SID ity open the safe by operating on the lock
4. P. snd George I. Post, Of New York,
left vifLssurg for Monroe La, . Tussd1y to take
Cram on the extension Of the Vicksburg, SnEeye-
port and P4eine railroad: Under cram the WORK
are now favorable that the extension Of the road
,,sg oe 1fi seted Which VIII be al soo as
possible. .--as1e-z-----=.=.--s-=
The Association of American Railroad
mt g;sIm ,Sa. ss sssson On azy
were passed recon nending 70 the members Of the
employees unless they pres nted letter from the
road from which they were discharg d stating the
cause. The meetings o. the association will here
after be private, unless Otherwise ordered by q
majority The aues.io2i o. grsninng ne passt
at Chicago year hence
The P NJ acola AdUonce Gozetfc says: "1be
preea -tions taken by the p. and A. management
70 go al ng with the Work on the ros1 DESPITE me
January provided The few rails yet 10 come could
be shipped to our Infected port, Even this off
Guilty has been removed. and the FOL owing vessels
are secured, and have sailed from New York.
STt SSO on %
r Jennie Hurlbut 900 tons, ptemb 24th, and the
schooner Mary Sprague viii start about septem-
Der 24th These vessels will bring about IS miles
of steel rails, which win be enough to finish the
road. We will add that the work in the p and A.
shops will move along rapidly as the mechanics
at Mr. Club scomnand will permit"
1t has heretofore bfen the impression, says
the Chi ago Tribune that bot little cntton business
is going VIA Chicago. Il trAnspires however, that
the Burlington is doing quite heavy cotton traf-
&c. A few days ago this route brought To Chicago
train loaded with 900 bsies of Texas cotton,
which VS. destined TO Lowell, Mass. The BurIing-
ton took it from the Missouri. Kansas and Texas.
at Hannibal, and gave u, to the Blue Line FOR
transportation from Chicago u Low. II, Mass The
train me- de the trip from texas 10 Lowell, Mass,
in twelve days. Seventeen hundred more bales of
cotto from Texas wi be brought to Chicago by
the Burlington in few days 70 be taken TO the
same point IN Massachusetts.
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The New Orleans future market opened quiet
and steady; at -, steady; at 2:3O, quiet sales,
81, 700 Dales. Closing prices:
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The movement at 2s interior towns for the week
ceiptss If9 al bales, against 95 bales same
week last year-increase q. 5l4 bales SnipLne
40 or bales against g. 703~baes same time ies'
year-increase %, 374 bales. Stock l2oo3s DaleS'
against Us 7S5 bales last year-decreAse. lO5,I4
October Doth the worlds visible supply Wa
L 700 SIS bales against 2O43. 955 bales same Time
iast sesson-a decrease of 3i3 3S7 bales and OF 49,
o22 bales over the season Of l519-oO, ana Al IL
crease az IA SIG over the season Of 1e7S-f9.
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PELTRIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.

The hide market is active, with light re-
ceipis.
HrpEs KTc.-No. dry flint hides, 17c; No. 2 dry
hides l4c; dry salt hides, 11dl4c; No green salt
hides sc; No, green salt hides, &c; green hides,
&c; ginseng, per pound, 81 so. Deer skins
Prime, Csc.
PEATHERs-Prime, 40c Fss3<S -
WooL-I ub-wsshed, 25S35c per pound; IN
-ashe /, lS@s2Se; bury 10@l6c.
LIE THER-Oak sole, Pr pound, S7@9i0c; hem
lock. 27qSOc; harness 56940c; skirting, 37@4oc;
French calf, $4,000 per dozen; domestic calf, sSoS
IS per dozen.
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BLOOMS ANO s6OOm-coRN,

Brooms OF home manufacture continue in
good demand. The new crop of broom corn,
which shows a considerable incf ease in
quantity and improvem ent in quality, finds
ready sale at qnoi ations.
BRooM-CoRN-crooked. 3@4c per pound straight,
5@7c per pound.
BRooMs-Per dozen in wholesale lots, 81 75@4.
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oAHD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discreiOns of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay. loss of manhood, etc. will send recipe tina
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This gFea-
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a seitaddressei envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH I IEaAN, Station D. Nelg York Csty.
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WEEKLY SUMMARY.

Receipts at Memphis during the official week ag-
gregated 1901 bales against 2 S5s bales the pre-
yious week e54 bales the corresponding week last
season. and D. SIS bales in 1850 The total receipts
since September l. 1882 were 80 4S4 bales. against
IS 0S9 bales at the ling time last season,
a decrease of 6s, 494 bales. At the samet time in
1880 the receipts were SO, 096 bales.
Shipments during the official week aggregated
$40 bales against 54sS bales the previous week,
l0,5l5 bales the corresponding week last season.
and IA ass bales in 1850 The total shipments since
September LIST were l., 956 bales, against IS $50
bales in 1851 and AZ or in $50.
The total stock on hand was % SOS bales, against
IL l43 bales this time last year; in 1880 81 500
bales.
Sales in Memphis during the official week aggre-
gated $50 bales. OF which exporters took 10 $50
bales spnners 200 bales and Spectators 200 bales,
against total of $3.50 bales last week, of which
300 were to exporters, 1000 TO spinnerS, 45O TO
SPECTATORS Aiddling. 107sc.
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IUNT. 70 Ico- InI.
WHENCE RECEIVED -t---
This Last This Last
Year. Year. Year. Year.
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The local market opened steady ana
closed lower 10 sell. Sales 200 bales-loOO psles
to expoft-rs and 500 TO spinner
wEuTEpDAy5a ouOTATIOHH.
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,ve sTocx AraRKCT

J.LaCroix, of the Memphis Stock Yard,
Second street, Chelsea, reports cattle receipts
ligh', especially good butchers; prices firm.
Mich COWS in good demand. There has
been fair supply of sheep throughout the
week, most of which were common and me
dunn grades; prices firm. In lambs only
few common grades in market. The supply
of hogs the past week has been rather heavy.
which caused decline from last weeks
prices. Quotations:
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, 4(941zc; good, 31z94c;
fair TO medium, 25z@31zc; scalawags and common
1%a2c.
sHEEP-Choice, per pound, &c; medium, 3@3hc;
common, per head Sl@1 so.
LAABs-Choice, 41z@5c, per pound; medium, 81
@4Hc per pound.
Hoes-Choice. $50 to 200 pounds, s9s1zc; me-
dunn, 7971zc; common, 646Ac,
COWS AND CALvEs-Miich cows with young
calves per head, S2O@4O yearlings, per head SI97.
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LouIsvIlL. ToRSCco MARKET.

The sales during the GRIP year were as follows,
with comparisons 1SSl-s2. 44.31S hogsheads;
heads OF the crop OF 1882. thirty three hogs,
heads have been sold. Receipts were $50
hogsheads against le0 La t week and go in the
corr spending week OF asst year The market has
been in dull and unsatisfactory condition.
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PETROLEUM MAakeTs.

Coal OIL Wholesale lots, I6c per gallon
CLEVELAND, October zs-Petroleum steady;
s.w., I1Oe. TIC.
BRADFORD, October 23.-Petroleum gradually
weakening; opened at $3.50; highest, $780, low
est 917sc; closed at e23se.
PITTSBURG, tctober %. - Petroleum dull;
united certificates weaker; closed at 92zc: refined,
7sze Philadei phia delivery
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BROKERS.
INCREASE
TRUST SALE.
1rnstse,s Sale.

AB-sa Trustees Sale.
u exe0ntsd Nay ~, 1850 70 me a. Trus1eo By
William Featherstone duly recorded in REGISTERS
Once in shelby county in raah-book No. n paRe
969, default in payment the debt thefshY a.
cured having been made, As trustee. At the ~
Quest of the owner OF the d. ut. s1z5 81. wall IN
Mamasy, NavemneF n, lse2.
in front OF the storehouse OF p. Hunt a Co, No
SOC Front street, In the city II Memphis within
the legal hours and as neal the hour of y
usy be convenient, sell 10 the highest bidder,
Tor cssh, the following property In saio trust
ured 10 wit: 2 Sofas hair seat chairs arm
cuSirs. brusssls carpet, psrlor stove, pictures,
sets furniture, l ret dining room furniture CEN
Ter Is be, sideboard, cane-seate ted chairs oil
cloth. stove. 2 bureaus, wardrobe, chairs and
lit e Deiievsd 10 be perfect, but I sell and con-
vey oaIy rs Trustee. A S. McGHEK. TIustee.
Trustees sale.
TTNDER az RI bv virtue OF . q iced made to
meas tr1s tee June 4. 1871. y y l. Barnard,
OF record intr Repister's ono Vi shelby county
Ten in Bro ls, page iss % secure an inoepteo-
WedDn sr1aS. November "a, Iss2.
sell. in frontC ne courthouse door IN the city Of
Memphis. betwc - the houH OF IL O'Clock an
and O'Clock p. $50. al public auction. 70 the high.
est bidder. for cash, the following mel OF
sIound: Situate in Memphis, shelby coun y,
Tenn, on the northeast c rDer OF Dunlap and
Madison street tend d. or Henry avenue having
a front of o ret on Madison street exte ID, or
Henry av nue., by depth Lorthward, on parallel
lines $50 feetthat Is 10 say, having trout II $50
feet on the former and of 40 feet on Dun A. street.
and being the lot next west OF and adjoining St.
Peters Cemetery. Equity 81 REDEEM ton waived
tile believed TO b. good, but viii only sell ana
convey as trustee. - w. METCALF. Trustee
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
EINANCE

Money commands 8 per cent, with good
demand and close. - p.,.,os.
October Odd. slse is5 10 20 90 %
same day last week. 2o6 4i9 q i izS9a g
Same day last year. 2lO,o6Z Is 4o'ofV d
Exchange on New York buying at e discount,
selling at par Eastern cotton bills buy 1ng q per
cent. discount. sci ing at par; and excnsnge on
SfS orleans isGghs Ssd eos
65; Mobile and Ohio, 27g2s: Memphis and Charles,
00 tint nS SoS: S0rHs loads do 0 coSso
Il2; Memphis and Little Rock first mortgage
6 5ondS s. i Is 40 b iiosiR5 ana
Misceiianeous = MerchanEs storage and Com
pre- ss ,,ocF PS5so DO bonds, s79ioo; Memphis
Water Company bonds with accrued interest, par;
ise BONDS 81; eoupons from Old bonds 3d. fEom
compromise bonds, 60; ledger balances. 2si 1ndg-
edneS. D; Shelby county (Memphis and Ohio
railroadl 6s, 81 warrants, ss9lOo bidInone on
Of tennessee notes, new issue, s5S45; Cdttenden
county (Ark.l varrants 20; do. DesnA county oz'
do. Mississippi county. So
PARIS, October 23.-Rentes, SIf l5c.
NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-Sight eI-
change on New York. par Sterling exchange
bankers bills. 4sl yea
LoSDos, October 2S-Consols, 1O1 11-16;
1897; As, II51z; Is, 121H; Illinois Central. 52;
PennsylvaniA Central, 66; New York Central, S65%.
NEW YoRk, October 23.-Mopey, 4@6 per
esot Song oas T cent gss cne
era bills steady, 4Sl1z; demand, $50. Governments
bonds weak and u per cent lower except iSr e5s
tended IS, which are unchanged Ralrosd Donos
Irregular Stale securities neglected. speculation
on the Stock Exchange to-day was dull generally
weak, and closing quotations. as consequence,
lower than those of Saturday. At the OPEN
ing prices generally were H91 per cent. lower
than at Saturdays close While Richmond and
Dznville was III yer cent hover. Illinois Central,
however was l aud Texas Pacific u per cent
CHER During the morning the mar
ket was duh and weak, and about II 80 O'Clock
decline of H9lH per cent was recorded
Wabash preferred leadinF therein. Others promI
nent in the downward movement were Wabash
common. which fell of IA. Texas Pacific
IL Louisville and Nashville /, Richmond and
DanVilIe, ia, Western Union ~ and New Jersey
Central Il per cent About midday the general
list recovered H95z per cent. the latter Lake
shore while Richmond and Danville advanced
1sS and Mutual Union IsS per cent. But tAe mar
ket again became heavy. aud al about O'Clock
prices fell OF 1x92 per cent, Richmond and Dan
Vile Richmond and West Point, Wabash preferred
and common, Omaha, and New Jersey Lentfal
followed by a rally 81 1z15Z per cent, led BY
Wabash common, but in the hAal dealings the
list sold of 111z per cent 1.-the latter. Erie 10
1919 and the market closed weak, showing de-
cine on the days Transactions of 81 per cent. in
Richmond and Dsnyin-, % in Richmond and
West Point 3 IN Wabash preferred, IA in com
mon and 1zgl5z in the remainder If the list; the
la, ter New Jersey Genital, and Omaha Closing
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New York futures closed the week with declines
of SO points on current deliveries, and % TO p
points for other months, indicated by the lei
xrff.f1cx al
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COTTON

At the close Of our review of the cotton
market for the week ending October 18th spot mid
ding in New York was quoted at Il1&c, on which
price the week under review opened. A decline
set in on Monday, the second day. and values
wont down by sixieenths until Thursday. when
the tone became adler at IL Ice, on which the
week closed-the decline amounting 10 7-16c, as is
shown in the following comparative tables:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-24
uouse-suIIDING MATERIALS.

NOo0E WI
Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMING IUMBER-Yard priees-Roueh. SIS per
feee feet; dresser CSC; We low pine nooriug. SO;
shingles. 1894 so; lathing-poplar, IL 70; press
81 per 1000 1aths. Extra pr-ces for extra lengths
above 20 feet.
NAILs-s4 per key. and leading sizes hard TO
obtain.
BEIcKs-Hard. SO so; soft, 50 per 1000; friedrich.
s495 so per 100
LINE AND CEaENf-Alabama lime. e5c9S1
barrel; Tennessee, S5990c: Louisville cement,
81 70@l IS barrel; ko estale cement, e SO bar
rel; Portland, Is; plaster of Paris. - 90.