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r. Pennsylvania Railways Musf
Come 10 Time.

sBURC. February H.. Secretary
of the department Of internal affairs,
i list Of seventeen railroad com
ing business in this State, in the
the attorney-gensral, requesting
proceed against them because of a
return to the auditor-general their
port, within thirty days after the
% Of the financial year. The PEN
Zach road is $4,000.
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Eo7 ADH-
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS

Ir'perty IS in the most desirable part of
|.ity Tor residences. Il is part Of the Raw
lee, on Linden ana LaHderdale streets;
broad running by the property; two OF
fronting ON Lauderdale street, on either
J. Rawlings residence, 60 feet front by 100
| 10 an alley. One on Linden. adjoining
|ttersorifs, co feet front b. 10 back 10 an
should a purchaser want the whole
fronting 100 feet on Lauderdale street,
back 1863 feet to an alley, II could be
L. reasonable terms, This Is the most de-
Iopcrty oHefed on the market. Il Will be
h. private sale until the 1T of April
suit purchasers. For particulars apply to
lulGLEN, at 7, NJ. Apperson ( Cas-.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF Deed 81 Trust made 20 ne. =.
ID trustee. by T. b. ward. on Tire Isl day Or
ApriI ISL and recorded IN the Registers Ot1Ds O.
shelby -ounty. Tenn, on "a Of April. ISL, in book
I3s, page 536 said deed being executed u ses,tre
certain Indebtedness therein set out, aud default
having been made, VIII, according 70 the terms
of the deed, and a. the Fe4gezL Of the beneGcis-
ries, between the hours Of y n and o'clook p n
Saturday. Ebe 2ssB OF JaDu0rJ, 1852.
on the southwest corner Of Main and Madlaaa
streets in the Taxing District, SHELBY county en
nessee sell az puoiie oCicry. 70 the highest an
best bidder for cash certain lot OF peTcel al llf
in said District. describe IS follow: Being oi.e
fifth C-5 interest 10 lot IN ock 50. lot 40 . af1
south half o. lot 3 fronting % Ieet on tne east dee
of Shelby street, and running oack, between fs--
allel lines, 40 feet 70 an alley; bounded On TIE
3outh By 3 lot Owned by Mrs. Adobe Bowie ana %
the north by lot Owned By ) = staEt0n. ssid
Narc being seized and possessed OF said o-le-atsit
aterest through his father. the late J. r Il. rd.
decreased. Equity Of redemption waived. 1Ee
purchaser sf the sale Will acquire absolute lfi--
The latter beieTed % be soOd, but sell and coz
yey only Is trustee.
4. DUDLEY FRAYsER, Trustee.
e6- The above sale is postponed until the Ssih
0r February. ~ cDusent O. al parties.
DFrDIFY FEAf-f-E. TFnFfaa.
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LIVE STOCK AND HOGS.

Joseph Frey, proprietor OF the Southern
Stock yard, North Second street, reports:
Railroad communications have again been
restored on lines east of the Mississippi, and
receipts have been quite liberal for the past
week, and prices weakened to a small ex-
tent. There is fair supply OF the best
grades of cattle in the yards, and prices are
easy as quoted. No common grades on the
market. Prospects are fair for all grades
for the coming week. A small supply of
hogs in the pens. Prices firm as quoted,
with prospects for an advance. The market
is bare of sheep, but the demand is light,
and that only for fat muttons.
CATTLE-Choice corn-fed beeves, per pound,
41&e5c; good corn-fed beeves. 31594Ilc; good to
extra oxen, 51z94c medium oxen, 21$95c; good
grass cattle, 212Cd3c medium grass cattle 29212e
poor grass cattle, l1a@154c; yearlings, per head.
S5@I6 mich COWS with calves, Sl5G;Sj.
SHEEP-Choice mutton sheep per pound, sc
SIC.
quality, 51z@6c-
BY Telegraph.
ST.. LOUIS, February 17-Hogs slow and
easier; light to good Workers, s696 As packing,
SIS 5000 so; butchers to fancy, Sc 9097 Is; pigs,
SIS 75S6. Receipts, $500; shipments, 300
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PROVISIONS.

Hog products remain as previously quoted,
with stocks low and the demand heavy. Fresh
meats in better supply and duh. Butter firm
with advancing tendency. Cheese dull and
unchanged.
BUTTER Common, 20G26c; Kentucky, Isa2+c.
western. 2S@3sc; fancy dairy, sc Csc; New York
Goshen. S79SSc: creamery, l6ai9e.
CHEESE-New factory at s54dIoc per pound /;
half-cream. n4llNc; full Cream, l49l4I<c:
Young AmsTics. Ia 8GlJc-
FRESH acknowledgements 21<c; hind
quarters SC; mess, sl2 per barrel 20 20 half bar
rels Hogs. Sc; baekbones, 1856; spare-ribs, Sc
O.: sausage, sc. Mutton. 50sc, By the carcass.
MESS PORK-S20 per barrel: sugar-cGred hams,
SIS . breakfast bacon, Sl3 p per cwt
RAcoN-Paeked-clear sides nominally sil
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7SONRL AND GENERAL

S. Haywood has been appointed
r Of the western division OF the
se, Ohio and Southwestern, with
tiers at Pdiuoah, Kentucky. He
charge OF the roadway, bridges,
and water service from Paducah to
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CHANCERY SALE
R IL Al e 3 ia Il r..

No s72s Rim the ClAneery CONF ~ 5f.eios
eounry-Frsncis White ys. John G GcLelcns
ct al
DY virtue Of an isieriOeutory decree f9r So
ID entered in the above cause on the III f-zE
n4tbifc auction 70 the hsgiast bidder IL frouf Of
the Clerk and Masters of-aee. oourtbonse q
shelby county. Memphis. Tennessee.
ON saturday February Is, IsS2,
within legal hour, the following described P1oE-
erty situated IN shelby county, TeEa- to- - ~
nate lying and being in Fort Pickering Lot = 8
Is IG l.. is. 1s and .. IN Block No -.
Also, $50 feet under tie b.un Al FoIt FlcEefiiis-
being zane allotted 70 " y. HcLerlO-e n Ezfli-
ijons BEGINNING - loW-Water r1sfE OF the sis1i
s.pad river and extending 70 the west oOrnosE 2 -
the jackson AOuad lot on Up o. ne bl--
fSeSe-enee Is hsd 10 pa: or division and oiAef
uers In REGISTERS Crtce Of this com > sld % Ia
ills In this cause Tor further de-eZ1y1on-
Te-rrs Of -zie-esu credit OF Six and FFslTs
months: purchasers executing notes S3th 81
proved seeorfty; Len retained, redemption csff, :
This January =, ISs2-
r J. BLACK, Clerk and AsstrI
" n Randolph. Jsrnsg1n . Fr2yser, ooiieftoTs
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PETROLEUM Markets.

COAL OIL-wholesale lots at loo per gallon.
BY Telegraph.
CLEVELAND, February II. - Petroleum
steady; no. &c.
PITTsBURG, February 17.-Petroleum fairly
active; united certificates unsettled. closing at
Si54c; refined, S715c, Philadelphia delivery.
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RY Telegraph
HORSES AND MULES.

Fair supply on the market, and prices UNI
changed.
MULES-No. dray mules, 16 to l6l<. sI75@225;
l51a TO l6, sl509l75; Is 10 l58, sl25@l50; ~ to
Il, slO0G121
HORS ES-Good driving, s125@20o; heavy draft,
plugs SiOM75.
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HoUsE-sUILplNo MATERIALS

Bricks, lime and cement are quiet at for
mer prices.
NAILS-s3 10 rates per key
BRIChS-Hard, $40 so; soft, 50 a thousand; fire
brick, S494 50 hundred.
LIME AND CEMEN r-Alabama line, 3bushel
barrel 9jc@S1 d barrel; Tennessee. 21S-bushel bar
REL S5g9Oc; Louisville cement, 81 101l rs a barrel
Rosedale cement, 81 30 a Darrell Portland, So
Plaster OF Paris 50 so.
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pgLTRIEs. HOES AND LEATBgR.
The market continues weak, and sales
hard to accomplish at quotations.

The market continues weak, and sales
hard to accomplish at quotations.
PELTRY-Huuter raceoon-No. l. SOC: No. .,
40c; No. s. zoe; No. 4, Zoe; country raccOOn 10 to
Zoe: Gased mink 10 to soc: otter SOC 10 81; beaver
SOC to 81 mnskrat, to Toe; wild eat, 10 to 25e;
house cat, Toe; opOSsun, Zoe; skunks, 10 to Sac /;
wofskin, soc 81 so; fox, 40 TO 60c bearskin 50c
o s.; sheepskin, p TO log; dry deerskiu, per ID,
20 to soc. decline of I5c per pound
HIDES, EfC.-No. dry flint hides, I5G516c; No.
2 dry hides, 12dl3c; dry salt hides, l0dl2e No. J.
green salt hides, nc; No. green salt hides, &c;
green hi ies. 41ZG6c: beeswaX-primc yellow ISc I;
Iallow, 61zc; ginseng, per pound, 81 so; prime
feathers. 40c.
LEATHER-Oak sole. S79I0c; hemlock- ga zoe
per pound: harness, S6(Gl0c; skifting. 37alDe;
French calf $4,000 per dozen; domestic calf, $50
q Is per dozen.
w0OL-Tnbwashed. 25f9s5c; unwashed, 1s92ae;
hurry 1OlI6p
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RECEIPTS AT ALI UNITED STATES PORT
DURING FEBRLT AIRY.


The Liverpool kilograms of yesterday re-
! ported the spot market steady.
Sales, 10000 bales, of which 1900 were
American. Receipts 10000 bales, OF which
| 1900 were American.
At12:80: Uplands, 8 7-16d; Orleans, 6sd.
The Liverpool market for futures at
noon was steady; February February March,
7-1Gd; Msrch-April, 6 7-I6, 8 1924;
April May, g, 6 1921; May-June, 8 . IL,
6 10 SD; June-July, 6s, 6 2l-32d; July
August. 6 fl-16, 6 % 32I.
At2:3O:' Futures quiet; Manchester yarns
and fabrics steady.
At4: February, 6 15-32d
At 4:30: March-April, CID; April-May,
9-16d; Msy-June, 6s /; June-J uiY, 6 ll-16d.
At 5: February-March, 1532d; July
August, sgd; August September, 1916,
$500.
Futures closed barely steady, with gem
eral advance Of 1-S2d.
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association
will hereafter officially recognize transactions
in futures of fractional denominations of
sixty -fourths.
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FOX SALE.
ON CARDlNG & SPINNING

hfnery F0R SALE. Complete sys-
now runnlngl comprising EitsOn Opener,
broader, u Worker & Str.pper Cards, so
Drawing Frames, Hirgings's Slubber, g.
Providence 81 Co. Slubber. so spindles I;
Is Speeders, III spindies each; Providence
50 spindles; % Ring Spinning Frames,
dies; Reels, Warp Mills, Spoilers, etc.
bid in lots to suit purchasers. Address
DIVTEE. Thomn SOn u Division SIS. Phfla
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New York futures opened steady at ad-
vance; at 1880, firm; at II 80, quiet and
steady; at 1890, quiet; at f:30, steady; at
$50, steady; $50, firm, the market closing
with advances ranging from II to Is points
Sales, $1,000 bales
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COTTON Exchanee Bulletins.

LIN ; IN fIFl-- IT . = =.
Thi, { Last This Wk
Week. B y eeE. Last Yr
Receipts for days ...... = 2'I' si,'i4i 1li-f49
Exports 20 Crest Britain q sos 6i,.Sit = 9lS
Exports 10 continent >.ZJft l1--,.l 1901
stock at all 4. : Ports Il2.5J ,DsslIf S'ici9
COfPARATIvE TOTAL RECEIPTS. ETC.
IsSl-2 Is5O-l 1872 20
Total recef . g. gGi sd. .;7:} 343 T. IO6.472
Total foreign exports. . 40 ll2 7sGf77 Zl Oh
Total stock ..-........ IL 80 sol Ol9. Sys,a.2
Decrease ia receipts. Al, 7s .... .-......-.-
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rrn; at 3, firm, closing With advances ranging
ON 10 70 o nnint-. Sales Il zoo bales.

Months. Yesterday. Thursday.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
AdministratOr,s Notfce.

IJAVING qualified as administrator on eEis te
i'll of John Cullen, deceased. notice Is here
given TO all persons having claims against II u
present them Tor payment; and to those owing -.
to come forward and settle.
]. D. RANDALL, AdIDinfstrat0s
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II you doubt, come to see us. and We will CURE
YOU, charge nothing. Write for particulars.
and copy of little took. .' Message 10 the Tn
fortunate Suffering" Ask any prominent Drug
gtst to standing.
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COTTON

The local market opened and closed steady,
with better demand, at quotations. Sales,
100 bales, including $50 bales Wednesday
evening--600 to spinners, 1000 to exporters
and 100 10 speculatOrs.
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GROCERIES.
Business quiet in all departments. OF IL
branch of trade

Business quiet in all departments OF this
branch of trade.
CoFFEE-Ordinary, 1l@l2c; prime, l2]9c; fair,
sJGAR-LoniSiana open kettle 7lz@S1Sc; yell
low clarifed f991Sc; OF white clarified, 91s9g4c;
pure white, $4,000; cut loaf, NE; grsnulsted.
OLASSES-Louisiana, common to fair 5OG5Se:
good 10 prime 6o@65c; strictly prime to choice, 6s
S-OrangeS-PaiermO. 81 5093 per box:
Messina, sig3 50 per box Lemons, s. 25@i Is 50
nanas 81 30@3 % per bunch: PeanutsZS lIginla
re toasted, 21zc higher: shelled 10s Almonds
zoe. Texas recans, l09l4e; Arkansas loc- Eng,
lsh wanGts 1SSlSe Fi a 5 i2gS a Bra Brazil
S. so; Imperial, s. 80; Asatic 81 o. Figs, linen
bags, l5c per pound; layers, Ice. Date frican,
7i4aSc per pound; golden, 9Gl0c. Brandy cher
APPLES. ErG.-Choice sic 50 from levee: in
fancy. S5@6 81. Michigan dried apples 6Gt75sc per
pound. Dried peaches, 500, per pound. Mince
pickles-medium barrels, S9g9 p; lfbarrels,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dozen:
Peaches, lbs, standard. 20; seconds, 81 50; onla-
rsspberries 81 65; blackDerries, 81 5o green cages,
81 S5al 90 piulns, 81 30; pears, 81 5o91 49, extra
as to quality; green peas 81 50G2 %; oysters
81 20al 30. full weight; light weight. No. /, 75c;
No. :, 81 .: condensed milk. Crown SC 40; Eagle,
sALf--Per carload, 81 60; from store. 81 e5@
l 20 per barrel; coarse per sack 81 80; fine 81 to.
SOAP-55E@61ze per pound.
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, February 17.-Cofee strong;
Rio eargoes, s1z@9i4c. Sugar stronger: soft 9sc-
New YORK, February l7.-Coffee NOM
ma Rio. cargoes, sE@lo'se. sugar dull; fair to
good refining, 7d71sc. MOlasses quiet but steady;
Porto Rico, 40a6oc-
NEW ORLEANS, February l7.-Cofee STEADY
with fair demand; Rio, eargOes, ordinary 70
prime. SlS8lGi4e. Sugar in good demand; COM
mon 10 good common, G556iSc; iair 10 fIlly fair,
65s979sc; prime to choice, = Sc; yellow ciari-
fed, $3.50. MOlaSses strong; feunenting. -:SlG
zoe; centrifugal, i0&60e; fair, 46s5lc; prime TO
choice. t0id71r
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VALUABLE
BY STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

h RESIDENCE AND LOT ON SHELBY
III iesst sfdcl. between Huling ana TTeze-
90 IL front by 100 feet deep. kesldeuce
six rooms, with another frame house,
on back alley, containing two rooms.
rssffeuce property. For terms. etc, APP
JACOBS < BpOKER. 2si Front street
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.


Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad. TT
Louisville, Nashville Il Great Southern r. r. %.
steamers 5l
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BY Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE, February 17.-Whisky quiet,
81 10
ST. LOUIS, February 17.-Whisky steady,
HIS.
CHICAGO, February l7.-Whisky steady,
sll9.
BALTIMORE, February l7.-Whisky duh,
81 1871 20
New ORLEANS, February IL Whisky
steady with good demand; Western rectifed 81
al l6
CINCIENATI, February Whisky steady,
81 16; combination sales OF finished goods $50
barrels, on basis OF 81 II.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. :. A..
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February l., 1852. j
The following observations are taken at
the same moment of time q:0S PM at all h5
stations named:
Above low Changes
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MOVEMENTS ATTHEIWEE

.4.firols-Marlin Speed, Arksnzss river;
james Lee, Friars Point; City Of Providence,
VicksJurg; Lady Lee, Ouschiia river; Rene
Macresdy, Madison.
DepoTt,aes-Lady Lee, s.. Louizi City Of
Providence. St, Louis; Coaboms. Osceola;
Jane LIE, Friars Point Rene Macready,
Madison.
Boats IL Pod.-Josie Harry, Marlin Speed
and james ID. Parker.
Bogts Due Doua.-John B. Maude and
David X. Powell.
Roats Due Lp.-Kstie Hooper and Gold
Dust.
Receipts Yesterday.
City OF Providence-49 bales cotton, . nd
stock, lot sundries.
James Lee-30 bales cotton, lot sundTies.
Coahoma-16 bales cotton.
Marlin Speed-Brought out oil Arkansas
river 364 bales cotton, 9 pkgs mdse.
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1903 Frlzes -sA1%4
whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets. 81 J..

q I1ckets, 80. % IlcKetsI tIUl.
Remit Money or Bank DRIFT in Letter, or send y
Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
Or POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of s. and mp
ward, by Express, can be sent at our expense.
Address all orders to r. 81. BOARDMAS, Courier,
Journal Building, Louisville, Kentucky, or r y.
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ing with 40 feet o. the gauge. Weather cloudy
and mild Arrived: Paris C. Brown New Orleans.
an: Andy Baum. Cincinnati, 10 an. De
parted, Paris C. Brown Cincinnsti, m Night
River rising, with 30 2-l0 feet on the gauge.
Weather cloudy. with signs OF rain; thermometer
IS Departed Saline, New Orleans; Andy Baum
Memphis
itet since yesterday, and still rising. The water
IN the houses 1T sixth street, and the people are
moving 70 avoid washing out. The csnaEmark :
showed p feet . inches in the canal. % feet in
the chute on the fslis, and 10 feet over the rocks
Weather cloudy with Indications OF more rain
Arrived aud departed Cons Miiisr Memphis TO
Cjuciunsl; Z. J.. Seh.nrS, Cincinnati IL N,w
Orleans.
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New Orleans.
New Orleans spots opened quiet; at so,
quiet; at 80, steady; at 3, firm; the market
closing without change in quotations. and
sales OF $3.50 bales.
Yesterday. Wednesday.
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SEEDS.

The following list of prices covers the
principal articles, for which there is at pres
ent daily increasing demand.
CLOVER-s6 D per bushel.
GRASS-Rej top, herd, 81 10 per bushel or
chard, 81 90 extra clean blue, 81 Is; timothy, S.
as %: German millet, 81 Hungarian, 81 p.
OATS-Red rust proof. SJ990c; black, 65eI95c.
ONIONS-Sefs- 81 IlHN
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Below high water mark of ISL
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
Sos m. :0-2l2 81 Sc FoEgv.
pos pm. 30.el2 o. Calm Cloudy
TO-OS q. m. ls502II 50 " Clear.
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DISTRTBVTION COMPANY.
II sd :
Inthe city Of LouisTino. on

In me tILJ O Lullsf IIiNI u
TUESDAY. FERRUARY -. 1852.
These drawings occur monthly tSundays cscepl
ed under provisions of Act OF the General Al
sembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, on EsrCz 3izt
rendered the following decisions:
Ist-That zihe Com DtstEI b -
ttOn Company il legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair
N.B.-THE COMPANY HAS NO W ON HAND 4
LARGE RESERVE FUND. READ CAREFUL
THE LIST OF PRIZES FOR THE
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MEMPHIS BANK cLEARNGs.


PARIS, February 17.-Rentes sci. 45c.
New ORLEANS, February 17.-Sight eE-
change on New York 81 per 5000 premium. Ster-
ling exehange-bankers bills. 4s4lz.
LONDON, February 17.-COnsols. 100 3-16;
accounts 1905; Is, l19'f; Illinois Central. 49,;
Erie, 40ls.
NEW YORK, February 17.-Money, 3Gl5
per cent per annum, closing at 3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, $40 per cent. Sterling ex-
change-bankers bills steady, 1872; demand
4S9A. Government bonds strong and = per cent.
higher, except for extended IS and IS. Railroad
bonds moderately active and firmer. state securi-
ties rather dull but u fraction higher. Share spec
ing quotations OF yesterday for Hannibal and St
for Hannibal aud st. Joseph common
and generally 1s@214 per cent. higher
for the rest OF the market. In the early dealings
an advance of SCI per cent was recorded, while
Hann bal and 50 Joseph preferred sold up per
cent. to IO2 Succeeding this was a decline Of 1f6e
rs per cent, Hannibal and st. Joseph pre-
feTred, however, selling down per cent,
70 93 Subsequently recovery OF SOU
per cent. took place, but in the carly
afternoon the market declined, with oeca-
sional fractional reactions. while Richmond and
Danville fell off ) per cent, to 2l9 In the late
dealings the market recovered - 9l1s per cent,
Danville sold up per cent, to 225, Hannibal and
ST. Joseph preferred per cent and Toledo, Del
Phos and burlington rs per cent. Richmond and
Danville closed IA per cent lower. The market
closed firm. Transactions aggregated $50, 600
shares. Closing quotations were as follows:
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NV YORK. February I7--AuIved, sogdalu,
Rotterdam POIIUE Anster1am-
PORTLAND. Ne, February I7.--Arrived. CIR
cGs-iau. Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN. February Iz.-ArTived: wyom-
ing and 5ey tilia View York
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

THIS DAA.
White River. JOSIE HAEEI, Harry, pm
Arkansas River NAELIS SIZED. DarTsgh 5 PA.
Madison ....-.-.-. KATE HOOPER, Rowland pm
New O1lesns--.--D. Il; POWELL, Whitledge. 10 am
Cincinnati .-..--.JAs. d. PAEEEE TichenOr, o pm
e. Louis ions B. 1IACDE. BI0-a-Si, pm
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
NicksbuTg ...-.-. .CoNNoNwEALTH, Suuday. 10 ia
Arkansas City-..DEAN ADAMS. Iouday, =
Dyer-burg ..--..-YAEK TWAS, Monday. pm
New Orleans CRY NV ORlEA IS. SlpH.l g. 10 a-fa
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Destroying Bed Bugs, Cockroaches, Ants,
Moths and Parasites OF all kinds.
The apparatus for generating the steam is
an ordinary nursery lamp holding half a pint
of the Medicated Fluid, with a tube at the
top to direct the Medicated Steam upon any
point infested with insects. tits heated with
a small spirit lamp beneath the boiler. For
Dwellings, Hotels, Steam Ships. Restaurants
SC, nothing ever discovered equals this aP-
pliance. 1t is harmless to human life; is in
expensive and simple in its use. While
most potent means for destroying Vermin
it is the best disinfectant known and may be
most effectually used to prevent the spread
of contagious diseases, such as Yellow Fever,
Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, Diptheria,
Small PoX, &c. One trial is the best proof
of the great advantages of this over all other
appliances. For sale by Druggists and Cen
eral Dealers.
j. c. SPENCER, Proprietor,
532 Washington ST., n. z.
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within legal hours, the following described pro,
erty situated in Shelby county. Tennessee, town
Certain property, known as the GernaDlG Hou5e
on the southwest corner Of Shelby and GEyoz0
streets in the city Of Memphis, and thDs descnDs
Fronting a feet on the west SIDE Of Shelby stree
ana running back = feet on Gayoso street 70 ~
alley.
Terms OF Saie-Cash. This February 10. 1892
x. J. BLACK. Clerk aud Master.
smith & Collier, Randolph. Hammond 4 iof
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New York spots opened quiet and steady; at
1870, firm; at 2;30, firm; at 8, firm, closing
without change in quotations, and sales Of
2097 bales; contracts, 800 bales.
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No 4207, p in the Cbancery Court OF Shelby
county,. J. Brews ter 81 al. Us Paul A. Cieaiis.
DY virtue OF an interlOeutOry decree for s7ic
ID entered in the above caIse or the 18th day ~
October 1876, ewed November Il, 1850, and FeD
Tusry 10 1882 VIII sell at public auction, 10 raf
highest bidder, IN front of the CLERK and Ns=
ter's Office, courthouse OF shelby county, 1=Gl