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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
IL E AL L q II A II L.

No. 1854 R.-Chaneery Court Of Shelby county
II. s. Hale ct al. VS.. C. r. Vaughn ct al
DY virtue OF interlocutory decree for sale. en-.
ID tered in the above cause on the 18th day OF
October 1882 NJ. B. No. Sc, page 30l, will sell, AT
public auction, TO the highest bidder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse Of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday, Decem DER rs, 1850,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, tO-wft
The west half (eSs 9l00 of acre. of lot No "A Of
the Weakley tract adjoining the city of NJ mphis
and lying on Wolf river, containing In all 9Il00
acres, being the same parcel of land mentioned
and described in a deed from L. B. holland and
wife. Sarah +. TO G. r. Vaughn, recorded in book
81, PIP. 5l21314, Registers office of shelby coun-
ty, Tenn.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit of six and twelve
months; notes bearing interest with sufficient Sc
curity required Lien retained, redemption barred.
This November %. 1882.
g. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY Geo. Mallory. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Metcalf d Walker. Humes d Humes. Soils
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Liverpool spots opened the week on $500 !-l6d,
which Yves the price ruling at the close of the
previous week. gain of lied was made ana
held Monday and Tuesday. but on "Wednesday
upland lost l-l6d and Orleans I'D, and the week
closed with 61s963sd ruling.
Liverpool futures began the week at Cd for
current deliveries. aud closed with the same de-
nominations quoted at 564d-a gain OF 5 points
for the week.
quoted at 976c, an advance OF &c on the pnce
fuling at the close of the previous week. The
tone was steady and this value held until Nednes-
day when sympioms became weaker and prices
were depressed TO &c, which was neld > the
close OF the week. Receipts and sales, compared
with the week before. show falling of, while
Shipments show an increase in the movement
from this market. stock on hand shows an in
crease Of near 700 bales. Exporters continue TO
take the greater part of transactions. The annexed
tables show the com paTaIiye condition OF prices
this ana last weeK:
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WHISKY. ETC
WnISKf, Z.
Prices as previously quoted and buslness

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet
BRAxnIEs---cognac. sasIo; peach, 81 5o9s So;
apple, s293 So
WNEs-Imported port, 81 5094; sherry, 81 559
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cxtr- dry, Sf9S; Piper
Heidsick, s2Sa25; Mumm,s extra dry, $50 SZ1;
WHISTLES Redisiilled, g0e9S1 80; straight, s. 80
| 81, according to age
ST. LOUIS, November 2-.-Whisky steady, 81 16.
CHICAGO. November 27.-Whsky steady 81 IL.
LOUISVILLE, November %. = Whisky quiet,
81 Is.
BALTIMORE, November %. : Whisky steady,
| 81 10.
CINCINNATI, November 2z.-whisky active and
| firm, 81 Is.
| NEW ORLEANS November 27.-Whisky quiet
and steady: Western reetified, 81 05@i 20.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eoaIa system.

ST. LoUIs November % Large amounts
Of corn are being moved eastward by the Missouri
Pacific railroad, and Col Talmage. general trans
pOrtatiOn manager, expects the movement in cere-
ais TO greatly increase from now on. he other
roads are also WY busy, and in fact, the entire
Gould system has more bu iness on all its lines
than ever tefJrc known. The cotton roads are
kept busy, AMI cars are very scarce J. he grain
the earnings Cf the 81 stem show an Increase for
every road comprised in IL The largest increa. e
OF earnings Tor the taird week III NoVem er. end
ing the 2ifh. compared with the same week
last year is SIS 500 Texa- Pacific. he Missouri.
Pacific comes next, with an I crease Of little
more than s5j. coo. The other roads range from
SIS 900 70 $4,000, except z the Central branch
which Is cOmpara lively short line, ana even this
little road sh 0ws an increase OF nearly Sll 600 The
to al earnings of all the roads for the es men
toned were sSoj i6t, showing an increase OF S2i,-
OS7 over the same week last car.
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River Improvements.

o me kd1tors OF the Appeal
DYERsBURG, November % Please allow
cornfield sailor an expression through your paper
as regards the improvement of the nav1ga ion OF
the Mississippi river and believe 1t is customary
TO allow this privilege to past and present pilots
as occasionally see an item in your paper from
such parties. 1 am neirher an old, nor do claim
10 have ever been the most skillful OF pilots but
there is this about it'll have had, and have at the
present time. license 10 perform sucn duuesi ana
right here want TO say. that heartily indorse
Isaac u. Gangs opinion, and want him TO know
that mis- opinion has met with spproyAl IN more
than one quarter. when he says the only beneht
that has ever been received by navigation Is the
establishment of government lights along the
Mississippi river" etc. II only small amount OF
of the river was added to that now placed on gov
eminent lights, it would do more good than all
the dYking and riprepping the government VIII
ever do for he river between Cairo and New Or
leans. Ny views are, more lights and better
lights ana plenty of snaEb0ats they are 1ndts-
rssnrnile RasnectfI1Ilr efl. C Z. S.
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fOK NsAs CIYY.
FOR HALE's POINT.
EOR WHIlE ANp Bl.ACK RIVERs

MILF HARRY LINE-Eem phfa white
ana Black E.iVer q. 3. Mail Packet.
For Indian Bay, st. Chsrles- Clarendon, DeTz1i
BluR, Des Arc, Augusta, JEcksonport- SeArey
Eztesviile, PoWhatgsa, and FoezaontNE- fb'
new ana elegant steamer
Josie Harry, -
n. & Harry, Master.
Viii leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, Gt
D. m, con meeting direct with the new Black rive
d. :. mail packer Nit HARRY for Powh2ttaI
and Pocz horstzs, ana with Daily Packets 70 Bates
Vile ana Upper Waite liver. Through rates u
all points.
Freight CONSIGNED @ asiit Harry Lac, Menpni
or Terre.le, viii be promptly forwarded.
Once No. Madison areet.
R.w. LIeETBC RrsE. Azsnt. Monroe,st
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The Liverpool spot market at noon indicated
fair demand freely met at previous prices. sales
II COO bales, of which 7400 bales were American
Receipts. so 600 bales, of which 26500 bales were
American.
At 1880: Uplands, 61sd; Orleans, 63si.
The LIVERPOOL future market at noon was fiat
November, oct, 6 7-G4. 6 6-64 5-64d: November
December . 60-64 3 6l-64. 6O-64d; December-Janu
~, 5 50 G4d January February, 5 59-64, s 60 64d
February March, 6O-64d; March-Aprii. 626id
Apiil-May, 6, 63-64d: Aay-June, 62-6id; June
July, 6 4-64d July August s T-6ld.
At $3.50; November, 4 Std; November Decem
Der. 5 1854: Dec mber-January 5S-64i: January
February 5 So 64d February March, 1874, March
April. 81 Sid; May-June, 1-64d; augusl-Septem
Der, 6 10 sid.
Ats: rch-April, 61-64d May-Jnne, 6 1-6id
June-July, 6 S6i; August September, 6 9-64d.
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pEreOI elIM MARKETS.

COAL OIL Wholesale lotE, loc per ga'ion'
CLEVELAND, November 2T.-Petroleum firmer;
demand strong; sw., 1902 SIG.
! PIrTSBURG. November 27.-Ps tFoleum aetive
united certificates firmer, closed at 81 OS5z; re-
Gned, 7s1975sc, Philadelphia delivery.
BRADFORD, November gI.-Confdence and
firmness were the characteristics OF the market,
which opened at 81 O0Z and advadced almost
without a break TIL noon, when 81 % was the
ruling price. In the afternoon it opened at the
same 7fgure advanced rapidly TO 81 09N, but after
Inc delivery hour showed some weakness, from
which It 50 subsequently recovered and closed strong
at 81 o6X. Sales, 4, t96, 900 brls.
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1--we sTock MARKET.

J. LaCroix, Of the Memphis Stock Yard
Second street, Che sea, reports cattle receipts
the past week only mo ,erate. Prices hrm
and unchanged. Mich COWS in good de-
mand. Tie market mas been bare for cheer
aud lambs throughout the week. Choice
bntcbers' grades fiad ready sale at quotations
The hog market has been fairly supplied the
past week; prices have declined fully &c.
CoRs.FEp CATrtE-choice. 47z@5c.
GRASS CATrLE-Choiee, 4941ac; good, S%94c
fRir To medium 2g<a31<c; common, 11za2c.
SHEEP-Choice, Der pound, 4ci medium, oSS>2c
common, per head S19i % . -o- .,.
Lam Bs-Choice, per head 81 oo9o; meuluIn
per head, 50 5O@45o ,<-.
Households, $50 to 200 pounds, 1919; Me
dunn, 6lz97c; common, 5H4se, -,
calves, per head, s2o94o; yeariings' per hesd'
@9.
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Transaetions aggregaled 75O.OOO shares, as fOI
COTTON.

Al the close of cur review of the cotton
market for the week ending November 18th spot
middling in New York was quoted at l0Hc.
An ADVANCE OF Ice was accomplished on the open
ing day of the week under review, raising the
value TO 10 9l6c. followed by similar advance
on Monday, when 1919 was reached. Ga Wednes-
day the gain of Monday was lost, an d m'dding was
quoted 10 9l6e, which price ruled the remainder of
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To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, ETC., viii send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea-
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station D, NelU YorE City
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
sTEANERs LEAVING
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY
s. Francis River. REsE y AcREADT, Joplin, p N.
White RIVER. S. Bra .sFoED. Holt. pm.
Arkansas River-.KArIE HOoPER Rowland, pm.
VioksbuTg- CRY OF NIcKsBURs, Riley, 10 m.
St. ouis--.----..---ARKASsAsC CITY Brolaski 10 m
Cineinnsti-.--.....wTo viN6. Coulson, pm
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
FIisrs Point JAM LEE, Wednesday, 5 pm
1ite Rive Il sD CASE. "wednesday, pm.
Peters Landing--TIGER, Wednesday. 5 pm.
oseeols--- 1900. COAHOAA, Wednesday. 5 pm.
Cincinnati ..-... JAS. W GAFF. wednesday. pm.
Arkansas City.---DEAN ADAMS, Thursday, pm.
Haies Point MARK VAIN. Tnursdsy, 5p.m.
MOVEMENTS AT THE Lever.
Arrival: commonwealth Icksburz: James Lee
FTiars Point: Dean Adams Arkansas City; City Of
Greeuvllle, New Orleans; Katie Hooper. Arkansas
river; Coahoma; oseeola; Fulton, upper bends;
Wyoming. Cincinnati: City OF Helena, ST. Louis
Depart.r.s.-Co monwealth, City OF Greenville
City OF Helena St Louis; City Of Cairo, Nicks-
burg; Dean dams, Arkansas City; James Lee
Friars Point; Tiger, Peters Landing; Fulton upper
bends; Coahoma, oseeols; Marx Twain, TALES
Boots in PoTt.-Hard Cash. Wyoming snd Katie
Boats Due Dol7..-Ciiy of Baton Roug4. James W.
CAT, City Of NickSburg aud New Mary Houston
John 5. Bransford and Guiding Star.
Receipts Yesterday.
TigeF7-92 bales cotton, bgs seed-cotton, and 30
FIiton-52 bales cotton, 81 bgs seduction. and
295 SKIS seed
Mark rwain-16S bales cotton, 10 bgs ssed-cot-
ton aud $50 SKIS seed.
Coahoma-S94 bales cotton, 81 bgs seduction.
9I3 ska seed, and 266 pkgs sundries.
Dean dams-332 bales cotton. as bgs seed-cot-
ton. 933 SKIS seed. and $50 pkgs sundrief.
James Lee-565 bales cotton, 81 bgs seduction,
I24S SKIS seed, nd cattle, and Is pkgs sundries.
Katie Hooper Drought out of Arkansas river)-
1913 bales cotton, 459 seed and pigs sundfies
City OF Greenville-47 hds sugar, lis brls sugar,
90 brls molasses. 20 bales bags, and 5S7 pkgs mer
ehaudise.
whisky, 80 brls hominy and grits, brls oil, 200
brls cement, 100 SKIS corn, 6S SKIS BRAN 40 wheel
barrows, $50 pkgs iron and bolts 10 bales cotton.
Ill pkgs merchandise, 1919 kgs nails, and 2925 kgs
nails for New Orleans
City of Helena-95S hrls flour. 60 brls meal, IFS
brs apples, As brls onions 104 barrels 81 pkgs
lard so pcs baggiDg. Il bxs meat 545 SKIS corn.
49, SKIS SO bales cotton 10 bgs seedcotton 122
seed 81 nd cattle, 10 hogs, and 1905 pkgs mer-
chandise.
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WEEKLY SUMMARY.

WEEKLY SUMMARY.
Receipts at Memphis during the official week ag
gregAed u 623 bales against % 3Si bales the pre-
vious week 4f9 bales the corresponding week last
season and IL 446 bales in 1880 The total receipts
since September l. 1SS2 were ia, us bales against
I72975 bales at the corresponding time last season.
an increase of l740 bales. At the same time in
1850 the receipts were 1855 bales.
Shipments during the official week aggregated
20 79i bales against T. e24 bales the previous week
l5 O63 bales the corresponding week last season,
and 10 6s3 bales in 1880 The total shipments since
September LIST were 90 40 bales, against los, 2eo
bales in 1881. and lis T6S in 1880.
The total stock on hand Il, PSI bales, against
75 sos bales at this time last year. in 1851 6S5lo
bales.
Sales in Memphis during the official week aggre,
gated 2, 200 bales OF which exporters took lSoOO
bales spinners 500 bales. and spectators = bales
against total of "A $50 bales last week of which
10 $50 were exporters, ESQ to spinners, so 10
spectators. Aiddling, g5zc-
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS
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OF alreceipts 1T all U. s. ports Yesterday Isoi3
Total receipts day last year Al
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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Dry GOODS

Nsw YORK. November G-Although 8
GOD number of orders for small assortmens has
soou dir quantity of goods the market is inaet-
t ;tb Irregular inquiries. Bleaehed and brown
eoitons aud urills comprise the chief Selections,
WI ID compel woolens are 10 steady delivery
H S,I ars transactions have been moderate
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VEGETABLES. PoULTRY. EGss erc

Eggs increasing IN STOCK ana steady al pre-
vious prices. The poultry market is quiet,
with no demand for young chick ms. while
large command the extreme OF quotation.
vEeErABLEs-Onions, s. Goal as for red; 81 z5a2
for yellow from eyee; 81 % for large barrels from
store; small barrels, 81. Potatoes, 81 75dl 90
from Ievee, s292 10 from store. Sweet potatoes
81 per hundred loose, from store. Celery 4Oa
co per dozen. New kTaut, in whisky barrels IS SO
15: in f0-eallou barrels So so; in halEharrels
50 l5a3 80. Garlic 81 per hundred.
FRUITS Ora ges, s99 Il per barrel; Is per box.
Lemons, 81 5095 per box. Cocoanuts, Sc per hun
drsd. Peanuts-Nirginia, hand-picEed, lie; Ten
neSsee red, 7c;s white, SC; roasted, 2%c higher;
shelied. l9c. Almonds. 19920c. Texas peeanS lie
ATkansas.6@Sc; English walnuts, l4@16c. Filberts,
l3c. Brazil nuts-old, &c new Sc. Raisins-London
layers. So 5o Imperial, 50 90 Brandy cherries, 81
perdozen.
APPLSs, ETc.-Apples. medium and off stock
Sc 75@4 from store; New York Pippins, S4G5.
New southern dried apples, &C per pound from
store. New crop dried peaches, &c from store.
Cranberries, sl2509iS per barrel. Pickles medium,
barrel. IS 75a9; hall barrel. 81 75a5.
CIpER-Missoun, sSSS 80 per barrel, and SAFE
per half barrel
EGGs-2sc.
PIGS FEET-Ia barrels, si1; half barrels. So SO;
kegs, So %.
FIsE -Naekerel-i2-lb kit, No l, sle11O; No .
s5g95c; 15-lbs, No. 1, 81 lee1 20; No. 2 95c@sl
half-barrel so Ina. SO. l. 81 CO; No. 2, So SIS White
fish, No. l, per h2lfbarfel, &c 5Oa6 rs; family
81 259i 50: per kit, nominally 81 IS. Dried her
rings, per box. 25SSoc North Carolina roe herring
haIf-baTrel, Sc so,
PoULTRY-Choice old hens, So 50a4: old mixed
50 5093; large young, sS93 rs; medium, S292 rs
small, 81 75g2 %. Young ducks. SS9350. Tur
KEYS, Sl0dl5; dressed turkeys. l291ic per H.
fish ducks, 81 50@1 rs; squirrels, q 259I So
ouails. 81 5Oal 10; rabbits 81
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uoRsE. AND Nun rs.

There are but few mules on the market
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market ia dull.
MuLEs-No: ldray mules ls 70 l61z hands s293S1
$50: l51 10 10 SloO9loo 10 10 io1s' SIoO9oV' '712
to Is, S1I09l3O. .,o...o 5-.t,
q 5oao00: saddle horses. s125@25e: plugs, S40975
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HousE-sUILpING MATERIALS.
Bricks. lime and cement quiet at forme

Ex.vrxa I.ussEK-Y ard prices-Rough, sl5 per
,oa0 feet. dressed $50: ye low pine flooring SIS
SHINGLES. ssa4 50 lathiug-poplar. 81 70; cypress,
rs per 1000 lsths. Extra pr-ces Tor extra lengths
SSGIsss sOs4 per key. and leading sizes hard
10 BSEIcKs.Hard. $40 5Oi soft 50 per 1OOc friedrich
S495 80 per l0a 90, a.. os.zet a
baIraI. Tennessee, s5990e: Iouisville cement
e. 5od,i = barrel Roseaale cement, 81 so bar
rel .P5rtiand s. plaster OF Paris. 81 50.
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT

New York spots opened quiet: at u. firm; at 2
firm, closing drm- Sales 1898 bales. Contracts
200 bales.
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Ra.iness continues very brisk at prev;ors
onoistions. Louisiana sugar and moI..oas
easing of in conse qasnce Of liberal recein,s
from plantations. Canned goods uDchanged
srGAR-Louisiaua open kettle, CLARKE in =
szas1zc; pure white, &c; cut LOAF, lie; granuated
IO1zc; powdered, ll19c.
CoFFEE-Ordinsry, gt4gi0Ze; prime. 1lLaI2c.
choice, 121&9i35zc-
MoLAss Es-New Louisiaus. comm on TO fsIr q
a4Oc: good TO prime, 43d4Sc; strictly prjmss IN
SRoic. 53a55c; syrups, 4595oe as TO qualitv "
Canned GOODS. ETc.--PTices per dozen: Peachas
2 lbs standard. 81 IS, seconds 81 so; tomatoSs ;
Ibs lOdl 20: 3 lbs, 81 50; straw berries q "a
raspberries sl65; black Der les, 81 .; green Pages
81 s5aI 9O plums, 81; pears, 81 50G1I 20: eTfra
oyster Bay asparagus 81 70; green corn 125a 81
81 2OS1 S. full weight; light weight. No. i. zoe
No p 81 20; condensed milk-Crown. Sc 25sEarI.
IS Is: ping apple, 81 GOAL So.
sALT-Per carload, 81 45; from store 81 81 nor
barrel louisiana coarse per sack, nominal; fine
81 IS.
BAGsING AND TIEs-Bsgging, I1z-lbs sasIzc q.
ISz-Ibs, S549s5sc; l7s-lbs, 9991sc. Ties, grow
81 o5 per bdl; button, 81 % 81 90.
BALTIMORE. November 27.-Coafee dun. Rio
cargoes, 65497s4c. sugar dull; A soft, eye
NEW YORK, November 27.-Coffee dun and
nominal; Rio, cargoes, 61aN SIC. Sugar dun md
easier; fair TO good refining. S-l6 az 5-l6c Mo-
lasses quiet but firm; New Orleans, 4095Se.
NEW ORLEANS, November, 27.-Coffee lower.
Rio cargoes, common to prime, 6Iz9l01<c. Sugar
steady and in good demand; common to good com
10 choice, 6Z965sc: yllow clarified, 71a7JLc;
choice and white clarified, S9S1kc; grariulated
SIC Molasses steady; centrifugal 22G3sc: com.
mon, 90g35c; fair, S79Sse; prime tochoiee. 4394sc
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Mississippi & Tennessee R.R. Go
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEETING.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
HOLDERS OF the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Company will be held AZ the Peabody
noUeI; "a I1l- -, $1,000. 90 1909
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New York futures opened steady at decline; at
II 80, steady: u So quiet; 1850 barely steady;
at 2:30 steady eloslng steady Sales II 900 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS, November a7.-Pork dull and
Irooping, SIS. Lard quiet and firm; :. refined.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

NEW ORLEANS, November p Cleared: Dallas,
Belize.
BOSTON, November Z7.-Arrived: Waldo asein,
Glasgow.
NEW YORK, November 27.-Arriyed: Brittanic,
Liverpool.
HAMBURG, November 27.-Arrived: Allemanis,
New YORK.
LONDON, November GA rived oIt: City OF
Chester and The Queen, New York; Indiana, Phil
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I FOB Hal LES POINT AND OSOEOLA
Trf-weekIy Z. s. Mail Pack et-FoT Fan
| dolph Fulton. Osceola and way landings.
COaIlOsna, -
Henry Cooper .rdaster VIM. SmitEers--.--...-ceIE
! Will leave Memphis every MONDAY, WkDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY, at pm. For tnforrna tlor Ho-
nv on bca a or T., No. HadiSon street.
/ - IAMFS LEE Spperfntendent.
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

PTIHE firm Of Podesta, AAlatssta & Co. Is this day
dissolved By mutual consent Lazzaro Po-
SeSta and n Mslatesta have sold all their interest
IA sid business % Louis PodeEta who assumes AL
me tabilstiez Of the firm and is alone authorized
10 receipt for, and settle all outstanding debts
Of said hrIn-
Louis Podesfa viii continue the business a. guc-
eessor OF the late firm, at the old stand 81 Main
street.
The retiring partners tender their thanks % tho
patroos of the house for past fzyors, and solicit
Continuance Of their trade for their sueeessor.
LAZZAR 70 PODESTAs
Memphis. Eor. D. 1850. i. GGL1TEsTA
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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF sH1pxExrs.

Tolal. = 25.e2a!za, 44s
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Money commands 8 per cent, With mode
rate dems nd and easy.
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New York futures closed the week with declines
of points on current deliveries, and II to II
points for other months, as indicated by the lei
lowing quotations, compared with the close OF the
previous week:
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TIME ANNUAL MEETING VI IdE SlOlAs
HOLDERS OF the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Company will be held at the Peabody
Hotel. MEMPHIS, TENN, on -
Wednesday, November S2, 1889,
at which time Directors viii be elected for the en-
suing year. Tickets to and from Memphis will %
furnished to persons holding certificates OF stock,
IL H. LAMB. Secretary.
ANIMAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
MEMPHIS TEEs. July 6, 1882. !
1TOTICF "a hereby given that the Annual Meet
~ ing of the Stockholders Of the above Com
Dsny will be held at the Office OF the Company, IN
Inc city OF Memphis, on the -
I4Gb Day OF August. 1881.
Sitlop will be submitted TO the Stockholders 70
cousolidate with the Memphis and Vickhburf
RAILROAD Company, the Missizsippi Valley ana
SbIp Island RsilrOad Com pany. ana the new Or-
cans aud Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO. NJ KLEIN, Secretary. 4.
SEThe etoekhOlders' Meeting mentioned In
foregoing notice was held At the time ana place
stated above more than three-fourths oil AL tho
stockholders OF said Company being present.
SSben Tor the purpose OF further considering the
nroposais for consolidation with other companies
a above stated, an adjourn ment was mad until
the third Wednesday Ia October next llS32l, SAND
heinz the 18Th of October, 1882, At place stated
sboye: therefore, said Annual Meeting STANDS al
fonrned 10 18th October, 1852, at the place
mentioned above when said matters OF consonoa'
lion and other subjects Will be iuIther CONSIDERED
49, r T. WILCOX. resident
>v-gaid meeting of stockholders was held pur
suHnt % sae9ioo end ,yss sdiQuIpe1 " mfel
ON the x2d Dece mber, 1889 A. above stAteo
Mace. r. II. WIG5OlN. ILen.1SI.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS
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OFFICE SIGNAL sKRvIcE, q. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, November r. 1852
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ELEYATOR COMPANY.

MEMPHIS
Grain and Package Elevator Co.
WILL DO GENER Al RECEIVING, FOR
wv wARDISG AND SIORAGE BUSINESS. Cargoes
OF steaub0a and bsrses loeced or unlozded Wi n
dispatcA Freieht delivered in cars of all rail-
roa1s entering tbe city. Ample storage room Tor
bulk or teeE-d gain, NE fchandise, machinery.
etc FreIgbt received and stored in elevator At
owners Tisk unless ordered insured
z GALLOWAY. Superintendent