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Sales yesterday were $50 bales, all to
spinners, prices closing 10 higher
on all classes, as follows: 0rdis
nary, So; good ordinary, $50;
low middiing,9 3c; middliDg, $50; good
middling, Toto; middling fair, l0se,
The value of cotton has been ad.
vanced three times since the LIST Of the
present month in this market. On
the 9th instant ordinary went up to
aud stains 20, and on Wednesday all
classes, stains included were advanced
TO, while-On yesterday another tc ad.
vance occurred on all grades.
The New York market closed last
evening quiet at tc above the evening
before. Middling, lOtc. Sales, TAI
bales, Stock on hand, 95,l09 bales.
Futures closed easy at | to 3 points
above the evening before. The New
Orleans market closed firm but I'm
changed. Mid1ling, loo. Sales, 1000
bales. Stock on hand, 1882 bales,
The Liverpool market was firm at
l-lSd above the evening before for
spots and futures closed barely
steady,
The receipts Of cotton at all United
States ports for the past 6 days sum
up 1924 bales, and are 10000 in
excess'of last year for the same period.
Total since the first instant, 81, 555
bales; increase of 1O,ll1 over last year
and 77,2OS less than the year before
to the same date. Total exports,
S8,839 bales, against 5O,I52 and
1856 the two previous years. Total
stocks, 22S,7Sl bales, against 1903 a
and 28l 1913.
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The tone OF leading articles Of sup.
ply including meats, feed and bread-
stuits has stifened up under the inlu-
ence OF unsettled andsomewhat higher
values in the principal Northern
markets, but no advance is noted
here. The receipts in this market of
Hour, oats and hay have been very
liberal, while arrivals Of bran, corn
and cornmeal are meAgre, though the
demand is very limited. The supply
of meats has been considerably in.
creased recently and dealers are pre-
pairing for the active season of traffic
which they hope to experience in the
near future. The chicken market has
been overly well supplied for the past
four days, and sales are ct lower
prices, while buyers are not eager.
Eggs, on the other hand, are very
scarce. Last evening the market was
wholly bare, and prices we're up to 22c
per dozen. The cotton marks Ut is on
something Of a boom, an advance oc,
curing at all points, aud the feeling
is strong with indications of still
higher prices in the near future. The
drouth in Texas and dryness all over
the South reducing the estimated
yield is the prime cause of the stimu-
lated feeling in the staple.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Single bbls OF
flour are quoted at 4 80 to G for family
classes ranging from ommon to fancy and
SO 75a7 for patents. Cornmeal easy al
& 30 IN drayload lots and 81 45 in a
small way. a.
FEEDSTUFFS.-Cor quiet at 49aJOc
per bu for shelled in SKIS at the landing or
track and b2a 40 in small way in bulk
per carload 46ai7c, car corn 4Sa52c in SKI
and 45cin bulk. Oats in annie SUNNY
at SIC per bu for choice in lots and Al
a42c in a small way; inferior cheaper
Bran quiet at 10 90 per ton and gOc nel
ewti c0rnbran Sl2 per ton and S5c per cwt
Hay 50 to 10 per ton as per quality fol
Western; choice timothy beingin demand
A round lot Of fresh timothy raised In The
White river valley sold two days ago AZ
$40 per toni by the cwt S5a9ic in charged
Southern prairie STAT 90 per ton, and 40,
per cwt.
VEGETABLKS--Po Potatoes Hrmat 81 D
per Dbl measure from wagons; Westerr
u 90 at tho track or landing and 81 75 II
single bbls from store. Onions quiet n
81 TOAD 80 per Dbl in lots and al retail
cabbage slial6 per 100 head from stor,
for choice Northern. Pickles in hf bbl
Sia4 50 and tn bbls STAT 80; kraut Sia4G
for hf and S8t 10 10 per Dbl as per size ant
quality peas and beans nominal.
FRUITS-Applesin demand at 81 GOT,
2 75 per Dbl for good and 81 IS to 200 fol
small in lots and 70 10 Zoe higher in ,
small way; dried do 5a0c per ID; driet
peaches ia5c per ID; Catawba grapes 81 q
per lob basket Concord grapes 75eaSl
lemons 800 per box, Louisiana orange
81 10 per bbL
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during the more than three years
since elapsed immigration has poured
in a steady stream into this region,
especially into the astOnishingly fertile
wheat belts of Washington, Dakota
and Minnesota. 1t is now claimed
that Dakota has 10000 people, and q
convention is now engaged in framing
a State constitution for the southern
part Of it. 1t would not be surprising
If the population of the entire belt
were increased alreadyto considerably
above 3,OOO,O 900.
The main line Of the Northern
Pacific now oxtends from Superior
City in Wisconsin to Portland in Ore
gOn. This includes part Of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation CompaDy's
road 10 Oregon, but the two corpora
lions arc in pretty much the same
hands. The Oregon company owns a
line from Portland southwark, which
it is now extending to q junction with
the Central Paci6c's road at the
California boundary. When this
junction is effected, a tourist ian trav-
el around the continent, as it were,
enjoying his sleeping car and buffet
from New York by way Of New Or
leans to- San Francisco, and thence
home by way OF Portland aud st. Paul,
or vice versa. No doubt this will
become q famous and royal tour for
foreign sight seers, and we shall not
have long to wait for excursion rates
expressly designed to fill up such a
channel with travel. AS for business,
the transcontinental traffic must per-
force keep largely below the snow
line; but as we have said above, the
local business Of the hyperboreaD
States will support the roads in that
latitude.
Although the Northern Pacific is
but just finished, it already has a
considerable quantity of branches or
short feeders. 1t owns more than
500 miles Of completed branches in
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Da
kota, and is still constructing
or extending II we consider its
roads in the western portion Of Wash
ington Territory as part Of its main
line-with which they are to be CON
nected by a road Of AZ miles from
Portland to Kalama-theu its main
line is 2090 miles long from Superior
to Carbonate, W. II. But probably
the travelling public will regard the
main line as that from St. Paul to
Portland, about 1918 miles. The road
is to be extended eastward from Supe
rior to Ashland, so that by using the
Wisconsin Central its eastern termi'
nus will practically be Milwaukee
Omitting tho Oregon company's road
the total track now owned by thu
Northern Pacific is almost precisol!
24O0 miles ironed. Its stocks, bonds
etc., amount to about $l35, 100000. II
land grant is above A, 900 acres.
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COMMERCIAL
PUBLIC LEpeH9 oyyIcE,

fUbLtC LEDGER UFftCE, |
MEMPHIS. TENN. September IA. 1888. !
The financial situation is quiet, anC
while large sums Of money are con.
Stantly going into the country fol
distribution among agriculturists, vel
on the whole the position is easier
than usual at this season, generally
the closest Of the commercial year.
Rates Of discount are quoted firm at
8 per cent. Exchange is UNMARRIED
and will not be apt to be altered before
the close OF the present month. Bank
ers are buying commercial bills on the
East at par to TO discount and on
New Orleans at to of. Selling rates
for drafts on the latter are par and
on New York at to premium.
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No. 6023-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-John j II est, Assignee and
Trustee, rs The State ema.e College So
ciety Il al.
I appearing from bill which is sworn to
IN TINS cause. thft the defendants, @ s
COllils, NarcisSa Male, j II Barton and Liz
Ele 2 Barton and ] Ii Barton, admir-. etc Of ]
II Male, decd, aio oil residen s of the State
Of Arh ansas and non residents Of the State
Of Tennessee. that John S Collins is q resi-
dent Of the state Of Missouri and non-re l.
dent Of the 5 ate Of Tennessee, and that 7 A
Lamb and.H d Burn am are non. residents 0
the 81 lte Of Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein at the courthouse OF
Shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
tore the first Monday In October, 1883, and
plead, answer OF demur 10 con Dlainnnts bill,
OF the sane will DO taken for confessed as
TO them and set for hearing ex parte;and that
acopy Of this order be published once q week,
for four successive weeks, in the Public
This Slth day OF August. 1888.
I A cop--Attest;
RI BLACK. Clerk and Master.
ByJ NJ Bradley, D. Q AN
Harris, Turley q Freeman, Eols for compl'
Isl 4 10 Ii
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No S299 Rim the Chapcery Court Of Shelby
county, Ten essee-Ihe State Of Tennessee
VS. W Z Butler ct 81.
TT appearing from bill which Is sworn TO In
1 this cause tha, the defendatt DTn y 3
Downeli Is a resident o. STATE of Missouri;
thtt Amelia b Gray. VIM = Bevill, Lucy Il
Rhitsitt, Q W Ogburn, r o Andrew, W
DOwneli, celia DOwnell, Bottle townell and
Corntlia V Roberts are residents of Siait Of
North Ca olina and al non, residents Of tho
tate Of Tennessee; that tho places Of resi-
dence of / NJ Downell and WIN Dickinson
are unknown andoaen t be a-certained after
diligent inquiry ana II furth,r appearing
from sheriff return herein hat IA + Patter-
son, ) Watson, trustee. Willie MaydWe ! and
Virginia NJ sydwell are not to DO .ound in his
county.
II Is therefore ordered that thoy ell make.
their app arance herein at the courthouse Of
Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on be-
fore the bret Monday In October. 1888, and
plead, answer or demur to complainant
amended bill r, filed April 7, 1883, sr tho
same will be taken for cont sed as 70 them
aud ct fay hearing ox pafte: and that q COPY
Of this ordfT be published once a week for
four successive weeks in toe ? bile ledger.
This LIST day Of September. 1888.
ROBERT J BLACK, Q and NJ,
A copy attest.
By 81 Bradley. D c and W..
JW Hampton, sol ter complainant.
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No, 5OG-In tho Chaneery Court Of Shelby
coun'y, Tennessee Thomas N Hughes, ex-
ecutcr q j. shua Hughes, decd, VS. Nancy
Taylor ct al.
II appearing from bill. which IL sworn TO in
this cause, tina tho defendants, Nancy
Taylor Mary A Shelton, Rebecea CObn, Tempe
Jack on and her husband, - Jacksone
Nellie Cobb and her hu band - Cobb, Ida
Ramey and er husband, - Ramey, Lucy
TidWell, + npie MuGaughey and her hus.
band, Arthur Mcdaughey, are all residents oil
the tate Of Arkanpas and non residents Of
ths State Of Tennessee.
II is therefore ordeed that they all max,
their appearance herein, at the courthouse o
Shelby oountyIn Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the FIRST Monday IN October, 1883, and
pleed, answer or demur TO complainant bill
OF the same vi | be taken for confessed a. tC
themand set for hearing OK parte, and that 4
copy Of this order DO published once a well
for four Successive weeks, in the Public Led
ger.
This LIST day Of septemberr, 1888.
A copy-Attest.
Il J,BLACK, Clerk and Master.
| ByJ,M Bradley, d.. o IN,
Gliiaoni sol. for cSmp't. l7NW
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No, S29q--No. 2--In the Chancory Court Of
shelby county, Iann he State Of Tennes-
nesse u. W Ell tier, ct al.
T appearing from amen ed bill, which Is
| sworn TO In this cause that the defendant,
} G. Drien, is . resid snt Of the state Of New
York and non residentof he tate Of Iennes
nessee; and 10 iu Their app. ating from the
Sheri1's returo herein that Mary Perdue, W
J Smith, \ b Slack. John dianOey, Patrick
Carney, Elizabeth Carney, S Il WriFht, A X
Eide, May Eddy, Hamilton Pike, trustee
" Y G Humos. J Weller, q A Stovall, Ed
hittsker, j Ia Motllaney, Simon Sturm,
Trustee, George Wallace, Martha Wallace,
) v Woods, John nearih John Brown, True
toe, Bernard Myers, Margaret A Myers, 5 b
Myers, ald JObo are not to DO found in
his cou ~;
1t is therefore ordered that they oil mah e
their appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
shel1 county, NJ mphis, Tonn., on or before
the first Monday m October, 1888. and plead,
an wer or domur 70 o0mplailbn, amended
bill n 2. dlsd Augusta 1888 ,or the came will
b / ken Tor confessed as 10 hem and set for
hearing eA- ate; aud that a copy Of this or
der be pu iushad once a week, for four sue
cts i've We ks, In the Public Ledger.
This { day Of optember, 1858.
A eopy-Att 81;
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By ] VI Bradley, DEAN
J W Hampton, toliciio or for complainant,
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cotton, IL bags seed cotton, 81 SKIS
cotton seed, II bbls potatoes and 9
head cattle. She returns this evening
to Helena. Fnaf's Point and way
landings.
The Central City came IN last even
ing from St. Louis with $50 tons Of
freight, including 1866 SKIS oats, 3l4
SKIS bran, so bbls -four. 100 bbls meal,
800 rolls bagging, A bbls lard oil and
60 kegs molasses. She will probably
go back tomorrow.
The Dean Adams, in command Of
Captain Henry Cooper, brought in
II bales cotton aud 4 bags seed cotton,
She is the mail packet leaving again
this evening for 0sceola and way land
ings on the upper coast. Hugh Tom
linson presides in the Office.
Captain Charlie Hunter is up from
Wilson's Pont to receive his new pur.
chase, the Tiger, which no will take
to tho scene of his labOrs on Monday
next. Captain Hunter has a large
force Of men at work gettingout willow
brush for the government.
Captain Lowell claims that the
steamer Ella, running on the Ohio
river, is the lightest draft steamer
aaoat, she drawing only 10 inches
light. Ifhe would make a trip to the
upper st. Francis river he would find
Captain Randall's steamer Advance
drawing not more than Z inches.
A dispatch received this forenoon
from Helena states that the steamer
Kate Adams, which left here last eve.
ming for ArkAnsaw City, had broken
her shaft. The LEDGER is sorry To
have to announce the above, for the
Kate Adams is the finest and most
popular boat that runs from this port,
The Adams will be compelled to lay
up for a short while; meantime Major
Adams will have a boat to go out in
her place on Monday next.
In the vicinity of Waterproof very
shallow water is found, and that piece
Of the river is so full of snags that it
looks almost Impossible to run it.
Snags indeed abound almost every
where as far south as Vicksburg, with
the river falling from 2 to 6 inches a
day. Pilots are watching and wait
ing, and we wouldn't doubt but that
some Of them are praying for the snag
boats TO come along and afford them
some relief.
The josie Harry, from White river,
arrived last night with IA bales cotton,
43 bags cotton seed, 2O6 boat Oars aud
a good list Of sundries. She is the
regular packet leaving tomorrow eve.
ming for Devalls Bluff, Augusta, New
port and way landings, attending
promptly to all business that offers
and connecting at her destination
with the regular light draft steamers
for upper White and Black rivers
Captain Milt r. Harry Commands and
is assisted in the Office by P. P. Pease
and Hugh Smith.
Pittsburg, September 12.-At a
meeting Of the Coal Exchange to>day.
a committee was appointed to take
immediate steps toward removing the
distractions between the piers Of The
Smith6eld street bridge, and empoW.
esed to hire a dredgebOat if necessary
Another committee was appointed tC
confer with a similar committee from
the Steamboatmen's Association rela'
tive to the construction Of ice harbors
The joint committee will recommend
their views to Captain Carpenter, nov
employed in making a preliminary
survey at Freedom.
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no. 1899, Rim the Ohancery Court Of Shelby
county Fenn.-The State Of Tennessee We.
W u Butler, ct al.
L appearing from amended bill, which is
Il sworn 70 ~ this cause. that the names and
places Of residence Of the heirs Of B Van
Dyke are unknown and cannot be ascer aimed
after diligsnt inquiry.
II Is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein at the courthouse OF
shelby county, IN Memphis, Tenn .on or be-
fore the FIRST Monday In October, 1888,
and plead answer or demur TO complainant
amended bill "R," hlei August 10th, 1858,
or the same will be taken for CON
partei and that a copy Of this order be pub
llshed 0neea week for four successive Heekl
In the Public Ledger.
This 9Th day Of August. 1888.
A oopy-Attest:
ri BLACR, Clerk and Sastsr
ByJM Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
JW Hampton, -nl for compl't. 1872 15S 6 u
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No; 800 No. Ain the Chancery Court
SHELBY county Tenn. The State Of Ten
nesiee vs. W Il Butler OF al.
appearing from amended bill which Is
sworn 70 inthis cause, that the defend-
ant Thomas NJ 0Tings. Is a resident OF the
state Of Maryland; that kawley Siyley and
ms wife Eliza ii Sivley, Richard S Drouo
and e A Cole are residents OF the state Of
mississippi that Simon Becktold and his
we Mafy ,Beckt0ld are residents Of tho State
q hentueky; that Thomas ROush, ' alentino
omith and wife Margaret 81 ith, - Schsi-
Einter and VIE - schOlEingef, are resi-
dents OF the State Of Indiana, Tho SAID Ihos
housh, Margaret Smith and Mis- Scholzip ger
being brother and siste S Of John A housh.
decd; that John Is Leeeh. Ann Callahan
Dempsey and her husband O.G Dempsey are
res dents OF the state o. New York, aud ali
OF above are nSn-residents Of the state of
Iennesseei thaa Anstin N Bull, Rowland II
Ihorne and Elizabeth X lhofne are nom
reltdents the state Of Tennessee, and th At
the place Of residence Of VIII am II Cheese
man is unknown and cannot be ascertained
after diligent inquiry,
~ is therefore ordered that they all
make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse Of shelby county, IN Memphis,
Tenn, on or before the first Monday ia DC.
Der, !bs3, and plead, answer Or demur to
complainant amended bill, No. =. fled here
IN august ", $50, or the same will
90 taken for confessed as to them and set for
nearing ex-parte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once q week, for four sue
oessiye weeks in the Public Ledger,
This Slst day Of August, 1883,
A c~opy-Attest:
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Bye N Bradley, D. O.. 4 M.
. Hampton, sol for oompl't 1855 8 II IT
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No. 2iS7-In the Chancsry Court Of Shell
BY county, Tonn.@Thos + 1ODin, Truetee
and executor, etc Of Mary ] Cooke, deed
We Tho u Cooke OF al.
IT appearing from affidavit In this cause
i that the defendants, Thomas II Cooke ST,
Mrs. Teresa A Cooke, Charles Murphy, Mrs
Fanny o Murphy, Thos II Cooke ir, ] f
Cccke, The ST Louis Bertrand Catholic
Church, The New Roman Catholic Church at
Notro Dame, Indiana, in Honor Of our Lady
Of the Sacred Heart, are all non-residents Of
the state Of Tennessee.
II a therefore ordered nat they maze their
Appearance nurviA, 9tthE FesythOuso Of shell
By county, In Memphis. Tenn. on or before
Inc hrst Monday In October, 1883. and plead,
angWor or domur to o~omplainants original
and amended Qndtuppleu entail bill and bill
OF reyiyor. OF the same will DO taken for con-
fesSod as 10 thom and set for hearina ex-paTte;
and that q copy Of this order DO published
once. a.week for four successive Week1in the
Public JodRef
This SOth day Of August, 1888.
A RI. BLACK, Clerk and Master
ByJM Bradley, u. D. q N.
Harris, farley & Freeman, sols for oompl't
~ 10 10
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No. 2355-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn.-Joseph Parciyko vs. B
Rocco OF al.
Happening from AFFIDAVIT in this cause
4 that the defendants, Maria Mariana and
AntQnia Mariana, Ae residents Of the State
Of Arkansas and non residents Of the state
Of Tennessee. And II further appearing from
the Sheriff,s return IN this cause that B
Bocoo, Maria Mariana and Antonio Ma
rianna are not to be found In his county.
II Is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein, at tho courthouse Of
Shelby county In Memphis, Tennessee, on OF
before the first Monday In October. 1888,
and plead, answer OF demur 70 complain
ant amended and supplemental bill. and
bill Of revivor or the same will be taken fol
confessed as to them and set for hearing OK
parte,. and that a cory Of this order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, In the Public Ledger.
This Both day Of August, 1883.
A eopy- Attest;
ROBERT ]. BLACK, Gam.
By j. NJ Bradley, d. O, I'm.
VIM NJ Randolph, solicitor for comppt
B7 10 l6
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Tribute 10 General Hufnes from
His Uld Home.

Knoxville Tribune, 10.
A private telegram was received BY
DR.. Thomas W Humes yesterday, an
nouncing the death of General " Y.
Y. Humes, a prominent citizen Of
Knoxville in ante bellum DAYS.
General Humes was the SECOND son
Of Mr.. John NJ. Humes. of Abingdon,
Va. He was educated at the Virgins
Military Institute, Lexington, Va.
About the year 1857, he, with his
brother, the late Colonel James W
Humes, removed to Knoxville and
began the practice of law, ia which
they were quite successful. 10 1860
General Humes removed 10 Memphis,
and at the beginning of the civil war
entered the Confederate service as a
private in the ranks Possessing a
military education, his pro
motion was rapid. He was
found in command of Island No
10 when that important military
point was captured by Commodore
Fo0te. After a short imprisonment
he was exchanged and entered the
Confederate cavalry service, where he
was repeatedly promoted until reach
ingtherank Of MsjorGenerai, a position
he held till the close OF hostiIities.
After the fall of the Confederscy he
resumed the practice of his profession
at Memphis, which was successfully
prosecuted until about two years since
when he was reduced in health by a
disease Of the lungs, which eventually
caused his death.
General Humes will be remembered
as a gentleman Of generous impulses.
kind disposition unusual mental vigor,
agreeable manners and fine personal
appearance. While quite young he
became connected with the Presbyte
rian church, Of which he remained a
consistent member till death He
leaves q widow, several sons and daugh.
ters and a host of friends to mourn his
death
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No. 1893 BIN the Chsncery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn. The State Of Tennessee Vi
w Il Butler OF al
7 appearing from Sberifrs return in this
l cause that .he defendants. Mrs Jennie
II Dixon 9nd Mrs Leltie Dixon, are not to be
founc In his county
Il is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of Shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the first Monday In October, 1883,
and plead. answer or demur to complainant
amended bill 'B " fled March IS. 1882, orthe
and SGT for hearing ex-parte, and that a copy
Of this order be published once Q week, for
EN- suoce,aive veeks, in the Public Ledger.
This LIST day Of September, 1888.
A oopy-Attest:
r J BLACK. Uerk and Master.
ByJ N Bradley, d. O. X NJ.
JW Hampton, sol for com p~lainant.
Is 10 IA
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membership Of the Baptist church,
but the whole community deeply
regret to see DR.. Hillsman leave He
is too we'll known throughout Tennes>
see and the South to need any words
Of commentator from US. We ex-
press the sentiment OF the commun-
ity when we soy, fortunate will be
the church that secures his services