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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

VEG rABLEs-Onions, y 25(92 rs for vel.
low and s. 2592 so for red from store. Potatoes
g Pop 90 per barrel for peach blows; 5598Oc pei
6ushei sacked; early rose, 81 1872: New York
rose, 81 50 peerless, sl 7oe2; early russell 81 rs
a.; early Goodrich, 81 7592; New York peerless,
y 90. Cabbage, slgi 90. Celery, 4096Oc per Cioz
New kraut, in whisky barrels S.; in 40-gallon bar.
rels, s595 so; in half-barrels, 81 2592 So Garlic
81 per hundred
FRUIr5--oranges 81 5oas per barrel and case:
s. per box for Sicily, 81 for Florida. Lemons Sls
80 per box Bananas, Sl91 50 per bunch. Cocoa
nuts nominally 81 per hundred. Pesnuts-vir-
gtnis, hand-picked, loo; Tennessee red. &c; white
&c; roasted, PIC higher; shelled, I0c Almonds, Ig
g0e; Texas pecsns. ssl4e; Arkansas. 4941 4e.
English walnuts. 14Glsc. Fnberts I3c Brazil
mus, l0gI054c. Raisins-London layers, IS; In
perisI, 81 Dehesa, SIS SO, Brandy cherries, "a per
dozen.
APPLES, ErC.-Apples, choice grades, sat
from store; medium, 81 49, Dried apples 51sa
SC per pound from store. Dried peaches Pose
from store. Cranberries. sic per barrel. Pickles
medium, barrel, 81 80; hsltbarreL 81; pint jars
81 . per dozen; quart jars, 81 1872 per dozen
ClDER-Aissouri, sS9s 50per barrel. aud 81 5Og
IS per half-barrel. Vinegar, l21.9l6c per gallon
FI5H-Msckerel-10lb Kit, No. i, CSC; No. p S5c;
l5-lbs, No. 8, 75c; halibarrel, 81 75g5 20
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GENERAL NEWS.

WEATHER. threatening.
Gait. w. ]. ASHFORD has been ia the CITY
| several days,
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River 50 feet 10
lncheS-stationaIy yesterday.
1HE ALI Stevens left for Dyersburg last
| night after cargo OF lumber.
HE Iron Duke from Pitsburs, with a
| tow OF railway iron, passed south yesterday
ASIDE from light rises in the upper Mis-.
sslsSippl and Missouri, all the upper streams are
RECEIPTS By river yesterday, 27S bales eff
cotton, % bags Of seed-c ot.on, and 423 sacks of
cotton-seed. ' "
The Viut Shibkle left for Cincinnati on
Time with 80 bales OF cotton, 10 bales rags and $50
IRE City of Providence left for ST. Louis
yesterday morning after adding $50 bales of COT
ION, 10 barrels OF OIL aud a lot of way freight.
CAPT. MILT Z. HARRY, OF the steamer
Josie Harry who has been off the boat a short
night y -"41 '"S'
IHE Arkansas City passed down for Vicks.
burg after dischareing 2i9l packages and adding
zUe SACKS OF corn $50 sacks of oats 20 hafbaes OF
nay ana 81 tons oil sundries.
HE following coal tows passed during
yesterday: John A. Wood, Smoky CITY, W w
ONeil and Coal City. The latter stopped 10 re-
time to-day. ~
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
R L A Il ES TATE,

No. 24O9, R-Chancefy Court OF Shelby county
Tennessee-Geo. g. Ware Ct al. va Jennie Hen.
EFT ct al.
DY virtue Of an introductory decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on The 18th day OF
January, 1s77, and renewed April n. 1888. / viii
sell, al public auction, - me ighest bidder IN
front Of the Clerk and Masters ONCE, courthouse
building Main street, Memphis. Tenn. On
Saturday, Nay &c, Isss.
within legal hours, the following described prom.
erty, situated in Memphis. Shelby county, Ten
Lessee to-vft: Lots Nos. 2 and Of joseph era
hams subdivision o. pzrI Of original lot 80 "a:
Beginning ct the southeast corner OF 10 No. 1 Of
~ 10 subdivision, the north side Of Washington
street, 1S5 1-l2 feet from the intersection OF the
norh side Of Washington street with the esst side
Of The alley. known Fast & ley, east OF Third
street: thence eastward with the north side Of
Washington street 90 feet 2 inches 70 the south
wes corner OF lot Of said subdivision; thence
pOrthwsrd with the dividing line between said
lots and lfsz fest 10 an alley: thence westward
with the south line Of said alley a. feet inches 10
the dividing line between lots ! and 2: thence
1881 ieeI 70 the begiuning-Deing the same prop
erty conveyed. 70 Jane Z. Ware by A. Halle BY
deed on record In Book IS. part ], page 563, and
which was conveyed 70 said Halle by Joseph Gra-
ham oy deed. Of record in Book 81, part ?. page
337.
Term Of sale-one-third 90 cash and remain
der In one and two yearS: purchaser 20 give notes
with good security for deferred pAy uents lien re-
tanned. This. Nay 2, 1883
Z. J. BLACK, Clerk aud Master,
By Geo. NAilery, Depty Geek and Master EAt
emith q Collier and W. J. Wilson soiicitorz.
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT

TINGEs-Middling, g. &c; good middIing, e5ze.
sTAINs-Good ordinary SIC; 10 4 middiing, SIC;
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CHANCERY SALE
R K AL EST TIE.

No $3.50, R-Chaneery Court Of Shelby County,
W. W. BightoWer vs.. Cora Ing ct al.
by virtue Of an introductory decree for sale
- entered In the above cause on the lst day OF
May, 1888, renewing order Of I'D day of January,
iss5, VIII sell AZ public auction, to the highest
bidder. IN front Of the Clerk and Masters once
courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, May 20, 1853,
within legal hours, the following described prop
eriy. situated In the city OF Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn, to-wit:
Being lots Nos. 81 and s;2 on the plan of the
city OF Memphis. Lot 3li having a front on The
east side of Second street of 74z feet with depth
between parallel lines east 14s feet, and lot 80
having front on the east side Of second street Of
90 feet. with depth east Of 14SL feet on lot 3ll
Iamo cwellinghouse.
Terms OF saie-That 1890 Of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash and balance In SIX (Gl twelve
ll2l and eighteen us) months, in equal payments;
notes with security and lien retained. This May
2, 1888.
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. N. Bradley. Deputy Clerk and Master
e. w. Frazer and Vim. Sanford. sOls sat-
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NEW YORK, Nav the general de-
mand shows very fair improvement for new as
sortments, with the volume of new business in
creased: stlll takings have exhibited much pref
erence Tor STYLES aud qualities. Londsor cam 1rics
nave been reduced 10 lie. In view of the i'm
provement in the price of cotton more attention
was gwen TO staple aud colored eottons, while
quiet negotiations have taken fair quantities.
Mems wear wooleas, Kentucky jeans, cottonades
ana hSnneis are without life, though for the
LATER there hs been moderate inquiry for small
goods very cheap. - -
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PELTRIEs. hIpEs AND LEArHEs

HIDES, ETC-No. dry fiat hides. Ice: No. 8
dry hides, 121z91Sc: salt hides l0GI2ISc; No. j
hides. &C. green hides, 5000; Beeswax-prime
yellow, SaSoe; tallow, 1919; ginseng, per
pound. 81 50. Deerskins-prime, 25gS3c.
CANDLES-Fuu weight, 151zc
FUR5-Raccoon-NO. l large 75c, small See
No. 2, 3Oc No. 8, 20c; No. 1, Toe Mink-No'
], 4Oc; No. 2 25c; No, 8, 15c; scabs, Sc. skur <
BLACK. 6Oc93l 10; short stripe, 30065c: mar
row, 15S22c; white and broad 7slOc-inside
figures for Territory and open, and outside fgures
for cased; civit l0g15c. Wildcat, IOaIlc: house
cat, l0gi5e Wolf-lsrge, 25c to IS; small 10 to
75c. Fox-gray, lOc to CSC open, and Csc to 9Oc
cased; kits, lOc to 25c, red 25c to 75c open and soc
70 81 50 cased. Otter-No. l, 81; No. 2, s.; No 3
q 30; No: 4, Sl-open, 10 per cent less ami cubs
2o@iOc Beaver, 75c to 81 each or sIal . per
pound for clean, well pelted. Bear-bfowa and
grizzly. 81 90 s5 black, 81 to $40: cubs &c tn So
Badger, loo TO 75c OpOssum, 591Oc open to IOSsJ5c
cased. Muskrat, SC to 15c.
LEATHER-Oak sole, per pound, 1lDc: hem
lock; 27S30c: harness, 36Gsi0c skirtlng 3T0I zoe.
French calf, si095oc per dozen; domestic calf, $50
945c per dozen. w
FEATHERS-Prime, 4oc.
MODIFY ,MaShaa. 2542s5n AAs-EA---l--1,r,--
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ICtal receipts at all U. s. ports yesterday 10 500
Total receipts same day in 1882 ..... ...., S OH
Total receipts same day in 1851 - & 40-
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
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LINE STOCK MARkEr

Receipts of cattle were v4ry liobt drr
ing the past week; prices on ali grad
stronger; supply very light; demand good. Miicf
cows slow. Receipts of sheep light; prices firm
slower Quotations: f . 4
C0RN.FED CATrLE-Choiee to extra, 6asl5c
fair 10 @s 6nIkE@Sh2ice 45s5o good 494c
SHEEP-Choice wool, per h., &c; medium 51
1a52; common, per head 81 al So
HOGS-Choice corn-fed, 655G7c: medium AND
heavy, 6@612c; common 595%c
COWS AND CALVES-GOOd mich cows with
young calves, per head S20gi0; yearlings, sc 40
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Maximum temperature, So
Minimum temperature. 63.
Rainfall, c..
WHEELING, May 4-Night-Riyer s feet
6inehes, and falling: Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, May 4-Noon-River % feet.
and falling. Weather clear; Thermometer 765
Night-Riyer 81 feet, ana falling fast Wealth err
hot and cloudy.
PITrsBURG, Nav 4-Noou-River feet 8
inches. and falling. Weather clear and very warm
Nlght-hiver feet 3 inches, aud stationary
Weather clear aud hot
NEW ORLEANS. May 4-Night-Arriyed:
r. J. SnInser, Cincinnati; Port Eads and barges,
ST LOUIS. The Nary Houston for Cincinnati and
City of New Orleans, for st. Louis are loading to
depart tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, May 4.-Noou-River fall
ing with feet 10 inches in the canal and feet 10
inch in the chute on the falls. Weather clear
and very warm. ARRIVED: Dick Fulton and tow
Memphis to PItisburg; sDan Kane and tow Pitts
burg, goes south.
EVANSVILLE, May 4.-Noon 81
feet, and falling. Weather fair and hot Ar
rived: viii S. Hays down. 1890 am; Harry
Brown aud low: up. am; U. p. Schenck, up,
so a m. NISht-Ptver Is $40 feet, and falling
Weather cloudy and cooler smart rain from 10
pm. thermometer reached 76o and fell to 6io
Arrived: Joseph B. Williams, up, 2:l5 pm.
CAIRO. May 4-Noon-River 40 feet s
inches, and falling. Weather warm; light rain
City OF ST. Louis, st. Louis. noon. Departed:
Joseph B: Williams. Louisville. 10 pm. Night
River 40 feet inches, and falling. Weather
cloudy; thermometer 500. No arrivals De-
parted: City OF st. Lodis, New Orleans, 7 pm
iSee Additional Riuer NetOs on Fourth Pccel
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PETROLEUM MARKETS

GOAL OIL-Wholesale lots, 13c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., May 4.-Petroleum-s.w.
10, nc. sew
BRADFORD, NAV A. Petroleum rsnid
n9c5n1aiions; opened at 9314c; highest, eic; low
est, sl5sc; closed, 921Ec. ~ ~"
PITrsBURG, May 4.-Petroleum fairly act.
i've; United certificates clo,ed weaker at -o7IIc.
refined, TIC, Philadelphia delivery " '-/S0'
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HORsES AND MULES

The mule market is we'll supplied with All
qualities. The horse-market is dun,
M MlULES-No dray mules, to 7 years old. 16 To
16h hands, e200925O 49, TO Is si50GsiS5e X ~ ~
10y, SlS5g150; 1I18 to To- s100gl25. - ~
hoRSES-Good driving, S125920O; heavy draft.
slooS2Uo; saddle horses. sl259 80; plugs, st075,
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HousE-suilOiNo MATERIALS.

prices. 49, - A"> A''i
FkA hiSG-LU ABER-Yeri pfiees-Ronpb s15
per IOOO ieeI; dressed, $50; yellow pine a9o-i15
go; shingles, 1894 3d. lathing-poDiar ~ -.
cypress, 81 per 1000 aths- Extra prices for extTs
lcngtns above 20 feet. >''S
LINE AND CEMENr-Alabama lime, g5oael a
Darrell Tennessee, 5000; Louisville cement 81 n
l 20 a barrel; Rosedale cement 81 so a barrel !:
Portland, IS; plaster of Paris, 50 So
NAILS-S3 IS per keg ~
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The New Orleans future market opened firm :
at IL, quiet, closing steady sales, 1900 bales
Closing quotations were as follows
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WHISKY ETC.

BgsANDIEs-Cognsc, S5@I6i peach 81 50
a3 so: apple S2a3 So
WHlsKI Redistil ed, 90cgsl 50; straight, 81 50
WINE7-Imported port, 81 509I; sherry. 81 554
I; cnsmpagne-Americsu extra dry, S761s: Plyer
h6eloslek, s4g26; Mumms extra dry, S16 E.2s ;
fomery Sec. SO 5Og31 so: ". ClIguot, $50 Jog
81 oo; claret, 50 1897 per box; CstaWba, 81 5Oa6
81. LOUIS. May 4.-Whisky steady, 81 IA
LOUISVILLE, May 4-Whisky quiet, 81 13.
CINCINNATI, May 4-WhIsky quiet, Il g..
BALTIMORE, May Whisky dull, a1163
CHICAGO, May Whisky steady and IN.
changed.
ern rectiied. 81 Gal %.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
PARTUREoF TEAMS

Chesapeake. Ohio aud Southwestern
Trains move as follows No. 2 (express) leaves at
1:2O AM No. (mail) at $40 am. No 6 (CoYinR-
Con accom- modadon) at $40 pm. No. (express)
arrives at 2:25 Am; No. arrives at 55 pm; No
o. Coy1ngton accommodation, 1855 a. m. City tfme)
Memphis and LtttIe ROek-Traius move
- follows: No leaves daily at 40 pm. /; arrives
~ ll:og PM No leaves at 5 q m. (; arrives at s
an; No Qreight) leaves Hopeaeld at 5 am. ar
nves at pm.
Louisville and NashvIIIe-Trzfns move
as follows; Fast mail arrives daily at 40 am
leaves at ll:lO pm; mail leaves daily at S.25
am: passenger accommodation leaves daily at
lO:4O an; arrives daily az $40 pm. lefty timel-
viii make close connection for ell points East;
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily except
Sunday, at 4:55 pm; mail arrives daily at 40
Pm BroWnsVille accommodation arrives daily
except Sunday, at S:25 am.
memphis and CharIesGOn-Trains move
IS follows Getty time): Through express lea yes
daily at II :O5 m. Mail and express leaves dsily
at S:l5 am. somerviile accommodation Leaves
daily, except Sunday, at 5:l5 D m. Through ex.
press arrives daily at IL 80 am Mail and express
arrives daily at $3.50 Pm. SomeryilIe accommo-
oauon arrives daily. exeept Sunday, at s:50an
aud Tennessee-Tratus move
as follows; New Orleans fast mail and express
leaves daily at 5:30 p.m.: freight leaves daily
exc pt sunday at 6;35 n IN. New Orleans fast
mall and express arrives daily at $50 m; freight
arrives daily, except sunday at 2:3J pm. Freight
trains carry passengers
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MEDICINAL,
NERVOUS DEBiLTTY
a CURE aUARAyTEEs,

DE. =. U. WHsr's NERVE A,-D BRATlgTzgA. MEEr-
A specific tor Hysteris, Dizziness. Convuislo- q
Eeryous Hesaaehe. MantAl Depression, Lose OF
memory, spernAtorrses, Impoteucy, IDvolur a ~
emissions Premature Old Age, caused by over
exerton eei-sboEe OF veT-iHduIgence which
leHcs 70 misery decay and des &c, One bon will
cure recent oased. zach box contains one monthIr
treatment. One dollar box, or SIX boxeg for fivf
DOL ars; sent by mall prepaid receipt OF price
We guarantee ak boxsa to cure shy casp Win
eaon order received by Us for six eazeh- seeomrs
nlsd with i've dollars, we viii send the purchase,
SUI written guarantee 70 retc-p ..a money If tht
treatment doee not effect 9 ,1iya Gusranteas lie
gned only by A. R5EKEB2 q CO., WHOLESALE arc
ketsn Druggists. 9l5 Main street.. Ill., at,. Tenn
Elders nv mail I'll rar0t-a rrrv,r - attention,
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Same week last year....- 9li,S7I 81 1919 5
Exchange on New York buying at par. selIin,
al premium. Eastern cotton bills buying at \
| per cent discount: selling at par; and exchange
| on Ne" Orleans q discount buying, and pa
Bank stocks-Bsnk of Commerce. 135: First Ma
/ tional, I1s; German National, 2OOa2IO; Manhat
tan, l60gl70; state National, l209125; Union and
| Planters 140Gl42% bid
Insurance stocEs-Home, 67g7O; Bluff CITY. 100
Peoples %; Planters, rs; Phoenix, 80; Mem
p1 R 10Y ~ aernaRao, io5M; Es9deIbit ISeI5
western INST mortgage, % asked Mississippi and
Tennessee; $3.50; Memphis aud Charleston first
bonds Is uSs5J, lO2GIOI; do. consois. J64aio5:
Memphis and Little Rock first mortgage bonds,
-, s3glOo Mississippi and Tennessee consols, A.
Observation-Disclosures Storage and Com
pres com Pany, new issue, par asked; Memphis
company, bonds with accrued interest, par; do,
STOCK, 100; Memphis city bonds, old, 309331z com.
promise bonds, 65 g6S; coupons from old bonds 33:
from compromise bonds, 70; ledger balances, So;
JUDGEMENTS on coupons and boDds, 80; paving in
oeotedness, %; Shelby county Memphis and Ohio
railrosd 6s, 9S9i0O; warrants, 95g9s; Mississippi
ieVee bonds ana coupons, district No. l. 109ll;
90. scrip: l0glI; Bank of Tennessee notes, new
issue, 7O12g7i Crittenden county (Ark.) Warrauts
20; Desha county. co: Mississippi county, 70.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Bonds-Gov mepts weak
and generally 1sg14 lower. Railroads strong State
stocks--The market was firm and strong, show
ing considerable sivance until the beginning of
"AtA ~ was lefGIlsu dDu ulCtuat
llg AT hrst II was weaker and there was a decline
of q TO % on the general list, and "a on Louisville
ana Nashville to 525S. But il the last half hour
the decline was more tn N recovered on all ex-
cept Louisville and Nashville, many stocks making
the highest prices OF the day During the last five
minutes OF business there another decline of
70 % on the general lis; New York Central declined
q. Lake shore n. These changes left the market
Irregular as compared will last night some stocks
being higher and some !2gsE. -AanqsIAilI Sinat1A
ne stroDgest stocks the list at the close were
Jersey Central Union Pacific. st. Paul, Denver
d Al souri, Pacific, Hannibal and st. Joseph. Est
tennessee preferred, and Richmond. The weak |
ones were New York Central, Louisville and Nash
ylIle, Canada Pacific, and Manitoba Closing |
quotations we've as follows:
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ATTORNEY.AT-LAW.
PHIL. READ,
AND COUNSELOR-AT.LAW
~ ~ Ia W
And General Collecting Agent

BELLS DEPoT..-.CRoCKETT COUNTY, TENN.
OFFICE AT ALAMO, TENN-wil practice in
" the adjoiniSg counties, and any claims, real
or personal, eonhded TO his care, N any part of
Refers TO Brownsville Savings Bank, Brownsville
Penn; Flash Preston & Co., New Orleans La
Tlanters Bank, Memphis, Tenn. Carter Bros. a
Co., Louisville, KY; B0hm Bros Co, Cincinnsti.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Business was quiet on Change. The
meat market is quiet and unchanged; foul
quiet and firm, holders asking higher prices; corn
meal firm; sugar firm: coffee dull; molasses quiet;
rice quiet; hay quiet; corn frmer; oats firm
with light stock; bran steady; apples, inferior
plentiful, choice very scarce; potatoes nominal,
stock ample; cabbage plentiful and good demand ;
onions nominal; stock peas very light demand ;
beans steady; butter, fair demand; cheese quiet;
eggs quiet; dried apples, good demand; dried
peaches neglected; cotton-seed oils steady; cot
ton-seed meal quiet. Other articles unchanged in
tone and price.
IMPORTS.
hirty-tWo ties bacon and hams So pkgs butter
So ou corn, l22 SKIS coffr e. % nd cattle 20 pkgs
eggs 1927 bris -four, 125 nd hogs $50 bales hay 10
Pkg laGd ii cars lumber, ia brs meal 80 nd horses
aud mules, l40 brls molasses, kgs nails I67 SKIS
oats, cars bulk pork, 100 brls sugar IS pkgs to-
oaeco, and 43 brls whisky.
EXPORTS
\ 0ffc tTr urTrcsi % rcs UaCUu a1iu nsrrr IS Ers-
DLa1, DIS beans, Dkgs butter, 1870 bu corn IL
Digs cheese 40 SKIS coffee, So hid cattle pkgs eggs
700 Orls nour, nd hogs LOG bales hay So pkgs lard
cars lumber, 2l3 brls meal, 6 nd horses and
nnules, lis srls moasses, sc kgs nails IS SKIS oats
KS peas9i brls potatoes. bulk pork % brls
brls whisky. u VI
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COTION-SEEp.

CorfoN-SEED N EAL-Prime,S ST 50@l6 SO
per ton per carload lots
CO1TON-SEED OILS-Crude 41 aA1o NOR ,,ol,,,,
on round lots of 100 to 500 bris. Cooking oil inb
Ioss, 45c; double refined cooking, 47c. summer
y9iioW renned oil, 4lc in carload lots; summer
according 10 quantity ---'0' wv
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nhite fish, MOL per hslfbarrel, Go Dried he-rings,
barrel, Sc 50. L. --a-i
PoULTkY-Chickens. 81 5oq4 -. according to
qqHaGIty: Turkeys, sl1GlS. Ducks, So 50gi.
81 2li44 20: EGGS 50 o
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ne eeipts Yesterday.

Dean Adams-S4 bales cotton, Sc SKIS seed and 4.
SKIS corn.
stock and IL pkgs sundrie
Rene Macready-ls3 bale cotton % pkgs seed.
dries.
Arkansas City-l1Es dry brls &c wet brIs, 1877 SKIS
oats, $50 brls syfup, II tics hams, l horse bale
cotton, y pEgs pecaHs and hides and 92S pkgs er-
chRndite.
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CHANCERY SALEs
CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
IL IL q L * 9 TATE.

No. 469 t2l, 3. D. Chaneery Court Of Shelby coun
Baxter ct al Va "iS
RY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale en-.
- tered IN the above cause on the 10th day OF
April, lSSS aud renewing order of October 49, 1851
Will sell, at public auction, TO the highest bid.
der, IN front OF the Clerk and Masters office.
courthouse oil shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, Nay IL, Iss3,
within legal hours, the following describes, nron
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn. 10 wit:
Lots nos IS, 81, 65, l62, l03 and l04 OF the w a
lanes suodiyiAon, lying northeast OF the city OF
memphis lying between Dunlap and Dupree
Terms OF Sale-Cssh. This April Is, 1881
4. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
by J. N; Bradle :. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes " Elleit. u. b. Ehainrtnn Solo
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The MensPiris market opened and closed
steady. Sales. 900 bales, including $50 Thursday
evening-all to spiuners. Closing quotations were
as foIlnwo.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
Changes.

OFFICE 81 GNAL SRRv. CE, U. s. A.
AEMPHl s. TENN, May 4, 1883.
The following observations are taken at the
named; f' - - o 7't-'A0As
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MOVEMENTS AT THEIEvFE

rriUois.-Coshoma, Friars PoiRt: Dean Adams
Osceols; Arkansas City, St Louis; Rene Nacready
ST. Francis river.
Depqrtares.-City of P.ovideUce, St Louis; Vim;
Stevens. Dyers0urg.
Bodzs ia P0rt.-Josie Harry ana Rene Macreadv.
Boats Due DOlgR-F;ity I st Louis
Boats Due Up.-Centennial and mon wealth
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
THJG nav

White River.....JosIE HARRY, Kinman, 5 pm.
81. Louis. --..----- CESTESSIAL, Davidson, pm
SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Vicksburg.--...-.. COMMONWEALTH Sunday, 10 m
St. Louis-.-..-.---CrTY OF CAIRO, Sunday, 10 am
Ffiars Point. CoAHoNA, Monday, pm.
Arkansas City. KATE ADAMs, Monday, pm.
Osceola. .........DEAS ADAMS, Monday, pm.
Dyersburg -.---.....MARK TWAIN Monday, pm.
stFrancis River RENE MAcREADY Tuesday, pm
AEkansas River.-.IDA DARgAGH, Tuesday, JPN.
CinciuRG!I......... JAS. ". GAIT, Tuesday, pm.
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STEAMBUATS.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

SFEAHER MARX TvAIN-w, T-zx
- Hall, master; J. D. Fuller, clerk, -
VIII ie1vS Tor D1ER5BURG and all Way lan1,-
urthSr notice - 1890 ~HsA
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"A - ~ -

"a CARD.
To ell who are suffering from the errors and in
diseretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de.
cay, less OF manhood, etc., will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This grea.
remedy WAS discovered BY missionary in South
America. Send a self-sddressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. INNAN. Station D. NeaO York Gin,
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
MEMPHIS CITY PROPERTY.

VIM. +. Ballentine, Admir-, John G. Ballentine
ct al.
PURSUANT 70 q decree of the Oh -ncery Court
OF Giles county, Tenn, at Pulaski, In the
above cause, will sell, ON
Thursday, the 24ii day OF May, Isss,
at public sale, TO the highest bidder on the site of
the property, and free from the equity of redemp
uon, on credit OF six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest, lot in the city Of Mem
phls, on the corner OF Second and Madison streets
fronting 81 feet inches Second street and runs
ming back 751z feet with Madison street. Pur
chaser Will be required TO execute notes with ap.
proved personal security, and lien will be re-
money is paid. April IL, 1888.
sat J. b. STACY Clerk ana Master