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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-06-24

Sole bid, SIC asked; July, S73c bid, 3Sle
asked; No. 2 white, cash, 42c bid, 424c
asked August, 43c bid; no offerings. Oats
mo offerings.
CHICAGO, June 23-The wheat market
was one of extraordinary dizziness after a
brief season of activity at the opening
The Chicago visible supply statement
showed An increase OF 100000 bushels,
while the New York statement showed
decrease of 100000 bushels. These vary
ing statements, however, equalized the
ones made respectively by the statisticians
the preceding week. A decline in prices
was apparently anticipated by the crowd,
and there was some free selling at the
opening, but the market Eteadied almost
rapidly, and it was found that there was
very little wheat on sale, which caused a
quick up-turn of &c. From this point on
the market dragged, in spite of which the
market remained firm, and closed for the
day &c higher than yesterday. at one
time during the regular session trading
ceased entirely, and the light trading dur
ing the last half of the regular session was
unusual. The outside news was of neg
alive character, and had little effect on
the market. The cables reported steady
Liverpool market. Harvesting was re-
ported to be in progress in Kansas, with
an improved outlook over the June state
culture, while, on the other hand, re-
ports from Missouri and California were
very diseouraging. Two of the most
productive counties of Missouri have re-
ports which indicate that the yield will not
be sufficient for seed. Light receipts were
estimated for to morrow, and larger clear
ings from the seaboard caused the later
firmness. The receipts of corn were large.
but the expectation OF light receipts caused
IL
pronounced as the day advanced,
afternoon fully cent higher than yester-
day. The stock in store is small snd the
cash offerings are picked up readily every
day. There was an improved feeling in
the oats market without any special feature
of interest being developed, and there was
a firm closing, with q fractional advance
in prices. Flour slow and unchanged.
Wheat opened ehade lower, but under
good buying advanced @@gc, fuctusted
and closed 4c higher than yesterday. Sales
ranged: June, SSsG9S9c, closed SS3c; July,
89@S9sc, closed S91c; August, 9169Isc,
closed 9l1c; September, 93f@93se, closed
oslo; No. spring, 6Sg9SS5c; No. spring,
SOC; No. 2red, 944e; No. 3 red, S5GDSS3c.
Corn in good demand and firm the mar
ket opened firm, advanced &c and closed
3G9sc over Yesterday; cash, 473@475c;
June, 473G4S5e, closed 475c; July, 1910
473c, closed Age; August. 46t@47sc, closed
47ic. Oats quiet but firm and shade
higher; cash, 321a329c; June, 32S@323e;
July, S2g@324c, closed 32sc; August, $50
28sc. Rye easier; No. 2. CSC. Flsx-seed
steady; No. l, 81 222. Receipts-Flour,
II 900 brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn, sos, 600
bu; oats, 157 900 bu; rye, 20OO bu; barley,
1000 bu. Sbipments-Flour, u 600 brls
wheat, 50, 600 bu; corn, 100000 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 5000 bu
afternoon Board.-Whest firmer and Ia
&c higher. Corn, i@sc higher. Oats, 10
4c higher.
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NOn-Resident Notice.
Circuit Court of Shelby County, Tennessee
Kansas City, Springfield and Memphis Railroad
Co. VS.. Francis White.
1t appearing from the petition, filed in this
cause. which is sworn. to. that the defendant,
Francis White, is nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the Tax
ing-District of Shelby county, Tenn. on or be-
fore the third Monday in September next, 1885,
aud plead, answer or demur to plaintiffs Pc
tition, or the same will be taken for confessed
to him and set for hearing oxparte; and that a
copy of this order be Published once a week for
A-copy-Attest: JOS. UHL, Clerk.
By Geo. j. Campbell, Deputy Clerk.
Frh. Affarnav for tplairfiH
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The following are the wholesale prices
OF lumber in this market:
PoPLAR-l in, LIST and Sd clear, $3.50
81; II and IN, 1st and I'd clear, S22(G24 /;
common board, s10@12 80; siding strips,
Ike, face measure, LIST and I'd clear, $22 I;
ceiling, ks in, LIST and I'd, $40; dressed, /,
II and in, LIST and I'd, $28930; COM
mon dressed, in, Sl4@15.
TIMBER-Poplar, 5000; cypress, S569 I;
cottonwood, S2(93; gum, S3(93 80; oak, S.
as; ash, S6C9S; black walnut, $20950.
YELLOW PINE, II and 2 ill.,, lst and
I'd, S20@24; dressed, $50; flooring, and 6
in, S25; flooring, 8 and in, $27 80;
I'd flooring, $22 so; heart step lumber, S35
90; I ceiling, $25; 8 ceiling, s22 80; !
ceiling, $40.
OYPREss-1, II and 2 in, LIST and I'd
clear, S23@25; common, SIS; fencing,
Ike, 16 it., SIG.
OAK-1 to 4 in, LIST and I'd, S20(922;
common, l and in, Ss@l2.
RED GUN-2ds, 6lS@l9; common 5000.
CoTToswooD-1 to in. mill run, culls
out, Sl0@11.
LATH-Poplar, 81; cypress, 81 80.
BLACK WALEUT--lst and I'd, l, 4 and .
in. $65@75; common, S95 5000; culls, s1s
OPS.
SHIEGLEs-No. l, sawed or shaved 81 25 ;
sawed or shaved ssps, So.
AsH-lst and % clear, 1 to 3 in, 5000
%; common, Sll@s13 90.
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Up 5000 FEET:
DEEsR PARK AND OAKLAND,
On the Crest Of the AIleghanies, within tho Fa-
nous Glade Section, Directly on the Line

On the & rest Of the Ailechalies, within tho Ea-
NOUS Glade Section, Directly on the Line
Of the 3. and o.
10 Stage Rides or Bus Transfers All Limited
allelod fast schedule en- the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad these lovely tWiE resorts are beyond al
comparisqn the most advaEEageOusly iOca ted
both as % train service ard surroundings, OF any
East Of the Rockies. Leave CincIonau after
supper; srrive DesrFark for early Bre9 kfast. Re
turning trains are equally 11Foreots: Leave Deer
Park aiter supper; aFr4Fe AZ -1nelhndtl igI
breakfast. There IS also Day Express each
way, making Double Daily. Trains each way.
b. AID o. Limited for Washington and B@lti-
more, via Deer Park and Oakland, leaYe Cncin-
natl 7.EO pm, arriving Washington 10 PM
Baltimore z: l5 Pm, 3. and o. Ll11iteq Tor en-
cinnati. St. Louis and south, wa Deer PARK and
Oakland, leave Baltimore 2 $50 p NJ, arriving al
Cincinnati At rs an, 81. Louie 80 ,. NJ.
Magnificent Trains through without Chauge.
6leeping. ParIor, E1mil groom and Day Coaches.
5easOa opens Jane 22d- No Flies! no
Mosquitosi No Hay Feveri 20 Malaria
Deer PARK and Oakland the one B2ing but Elk
r,iIes distant from The other, with the most
charming drives connecting them, viii be under
the manaFemenr Of Mr. " J. " ABhEkl VINO, IN
his two seasons management Of Deer Park, made
many enthusiastic friends Of the glorious resorts
among Southern people. 3. and U. Telegraph
Offices in both kOyel6: also, fne Livery and Erst-
A. dressed to N J. u q ker, On. en- City Hotel,
coo, bsrlaud. Md NJ TO June 18th; Alter that
dete O. ithe7 Deer Park or Oakland, Nd.
II sTF. $50, SO and So per month according
60 iocefiot.- The B. and o. Company has spared
~ 1000 4, rendering Deer Park and Oakland
ne IeaAng MOI utain Resorts Of the East, and
Tor he season of - the ATTRACTIONS will be % a
cbarsetsr not hitt orty equallcds and the cuisine
of both houses not excited. Inc FINEST rl1ce
RI Children in the Land.
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Marriage and Health.

Pittsburg, Pa, November 8, 1883. Ms. Lydia
E Pinkham: ''As is frequently the case with
mothers who have reared large families, have
tried the skill Of number Of physicians, and
the virtue Of many medicines, without relief, and
as an experiment concluded TO try yours. can
assure you that the benefits have derived from
it came not because Of any faith had in il, for
l had but slight hope of any permanent good. I
am not 4 seeker after notoriety but tsoAs 70 lei
VoW that haze been ,ooHdeuflsy benefited b. your
medicine am now using my fourth bottle, and
it would take but little argument to persuade me
that my health is fully restored. should like 10
widely circulate the fact of its wonderful oura-
tive powers" PHEBE G. R0OP,
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Mr.. 7. II. Gafford, of Church Hill, Nd, is SO
thankful for the restoration Of his wife TO com
plete health that he is willing TO certify to the
fact and manner OF her cure. To Mira. Lydia T..
Pinkham; This is 20 certify to the grand effects
OF your Vegetable Compound. My wife was suf-
fering from a terrible disease which seemed to
battle the skill Of the best medical men. She was
in poor, languid, depressed, nervous condition,
We finally concluded to try your Vegetable Com
pound and to our great surprise the half.oc one
bottle had not been taken before there teemed to
be thorough change IN her tskoie condition, and
now to- day she j. II good health and entirely re-
lieved from all former depressed feelings.
7. Ii. GAYLORD AND WIFE,
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEP1RTURE OF TRAINg
sl......spl vallsg Roa.e-L.. n. Q. Ar


mississippi Valley Koufe-L.., n. 0. 4 t.
In effect Sunday, May p, 1851.
No. 1, Going EOuth-LeavinE Memphis $50
PM arriving * Arkansas City am; Vicks-
burg an; arriving at Now Orleans 7s05 pm.
This train leaving Memphis At 80 O'Clock pm.
vi arrive at Greenville at IO:15 an
No, 2, Going NOrth-LeaVing New 0rleaas 5 IS
9.Im-i lErIFlng 81 Eieksburg rs PM, MemR bis
t'lu an Train leaviLg Arkansas City at 3 80
Pm connects with this train.
No 8, Going South-Leaying Memphis at ESQ
Pm. a5EiYlng AZ Nlcks burg II :o5 pm; New Or
no. I, doing North-I,eavtng New Orlesa. $500
Phis . pm. No. ! sleeper to VicksbuIs only;
NO s, through sleeper TO New Orleans.
JAS, 81. EDWARDS, v, P. < 8. NJ, Nj aphis.
H. BURKE, Gen,I Sup't.
MfsstssIpPf ana gennessee.-Nlail train
caves at 4 As pm; arrives at $3.50 am. Freight
train leaves daily except sunday 1t 5;l5 am. ;
arrives daily except sunday at 1880 a. N.
CllssaDeakzs. Ohio enc souEhys s.sserzs-
Esains move as folioEs; no. tfast line daily
daily. Ripley accommodation leaves at Pm.
daily Except sunday. No. fast line iailyl sra
rives At 80 Pm. Mail and express arrives daily
&C 5;l5 a, M. Ripley accom- mediation arrives daily
Except Sunday at s:55 am.
hemp ass and little aisezk-Trsins move
- follow teonrrsl stan asTd tilnsl: No. leaves
daily II 20 pm; arrives st ;o5 pm; No. 8
tee.ee e go O. y, arrives e s 30 en-; 40.
Ersigcp iesvss HcPstei3 daily except Sunday,
~ go e.n arrives at Z 100 Pm
LeuisvigIe and Ess.snEtIIe-ETsins move as
folioR's Fast mail azrtvss daily q 4:S5 an. ;
tesves A. u.a0 DE. Ilail ilzTss dsily al 800
E-n. b '0WusVlii= accommodation leaves daily,
o1eeFt S-ndHJi e. SOC =. 1n.; Uli! arrives daily
a 5;y pm sTIiis accom- odati0a sEriyss
huei.
zenzPs1s sUG CaarIsSsOIz-Trsins move
e toLoTst Through express Issyss daily at
1925 ?. n Msil and express leaves daily at g:l2
AN. comerTille s5connodztio1 iesFss 1silF,
Ecert sunday - 5slo Pm. IhrOUGh express
fr2ycs daily - 19:i0 an. Mau and express
aFrEHas GAfaT AZ u.Fn eIQEaEFWlafC E9OorU
cation arrives daily except Sunday at 8 So Am.
Kansas City, Springfield s1d Memphis.
Trains leave N and T, depot as follows: No. 4,
mail and express leaves daily at ll;o0 AM; No.
$, mail and express arrives st 1910 o. u; No. 6 ,
y Louis express leaves daily at $3.50 pm; No,
Co. st. Louis express arrives at u 40 pm.
Hezaphis, Selma and Brunswick Holly
Springs hnute-Iralns move as follows; Leave
Memphis daily at3:31 pm; arrive at II so am.
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The Rrifish Grain Trade

LIVERPOOL, June GA leading weekly
grain circular says: The weather has been
dull and inclined to be wet. The temper
ature has been low for this season of the
year. Wheat is firmer. Business has
been curtsiled by the firmness of sellers
refusing to part with their holdings at the
prices offered. Several cargoes have been
deposited in warehouses to await events,
sellers preferring to do this to selling at
the present low rates. At to-dsy's mar
ket there was an average attendance and
a generally steady tone prevailed. Wheat
was quiet at previous rates. There was
more inquiry for flour; values were IN
changed. Corn was in fair demand at
slightly better prices.
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ons, 1903 SO per box. Bananas, $192 80
per bunch. Ooooanuts, IS per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, 6(97c; Tennessee, farmers
stock, 23c; reclaimed, SIf943c; roasted, 2{c
higher; shellel, I0c. Almonds, 13a20c
Chestnuts-green, 12lc; dry, 15c. Texas
pecsns, 10t915c; Arkansas, 4C96c. English
walnuts, 12e; Naples, 16c. Filberts, lac.
Brazil nuts, SC. R2isins-London layers,
81 1903; Imperial, SO 1904. Brandy
cherries, 393 2t per dozen.
CIDER-Missouri, 81 so per barrel and
81 so per haif-barrel; Kentucky barrels,
Sc 50@7; Kentucky half-barrels, 81. Vim
egsr, 1259l5c per gallon.
FIsH-Mackeiel. lob kit No. /, SOC;
No. 2, zoe; 15-lh, No. 3, 60c.
EGGs-I04mIIc
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
No. 57O6, R. DIN the Chancery Court o; Shelby
County, Tenn. JAS. L. GoodlOe. executor, ete.,

No, 5TO6, R. DIN the Chancery Court o Shelby
County, Tenn.-Jas. L. Go0dloe, executor, etc
VS.. A. Il. kreichgauer ct al,
1t a. pearing from bill which Is sworn to in this
cause that the defendaqt, a. L. Kreiehgauer, is
resident of tks State Of Okie, and a non-residen
Of th9 State Of Tennessee; and il further appear
ing shat said defednant is justly indebted 10
complainant in the sum of S42S IS, due BY ac-
connt, and attachment having been issued and
returned, levied upon the property of defendant
IN the hands of the Clerk and MaStSr oil this
Court, being his interest in certain fund arising
from the sale Of land in the case of Campbell VS.
kenneday, No. $3.50, L. d.
1t Is the1sf0Es ordered, That he make his
county, IN Memphis, Tenn, on on before the first
Monday in July, 1855, and plead, answer or de-
muir 70 complainant bill, or the same will he
taken for confessed as TO him and set for hearins
expasse; and that copy Of this order be pub
nishea once week for four successive weeks in
1885, 4 eopy-Attest: '
IS. l.; MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
t. =. Malsh, Deputy Clerk and Master
U. W. Miller, Sol r~------ s-a~art wad
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DUNCAN'S COUGH BALSAM,
The Only InfalIibIe.
The Only Positive Cure.

This great remedy, now so widely knswn and
extensively used, stands withoat an equal, and
its sterling merits we'll established a. to need
its remarkable cures. Thousands Of sufferers wh5
found no relief from any other source are will
remarkable curative power of this Medicine.
Many certificates of its fine effects and express
from all sections. 1t is not claimed that the
Balsam will cure consumption in its last stages,
but that it will elfectually check this terrible
disease in its incipiency aud pallate suferiDss
all through its stages, there be no doubt; and
for al forms Of Coughs, arising from colds and
parallel. A nasitiYe and rapid cure for Crouu,
which SO 0isen fesists all medical treatment. The
medicine IL pleasant, and does net sieken the
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HIDES AND PEGrRY.

WooL-Choice washed, 28c per ID; un-
washed, 10@23c; unwashed bury, 100
Ice; clear do, 16(922c. Market weak.
HIDEs-Dry flint No. l, 16{c; No. 2,
134c Dry sailed, 10t9l1c. Green salted,
649S4c. Tallow, 6(964c. Bee5wax, 22@
26c. Market firm.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Wool steady, with
good demand; tubwashed. 21@27c; I'M
washed, 10000; Texas, 10@21c.
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NEW YORK DIRK GOODS MARKET.

NEW York, June 23.-The exports of
domestic cottons the past week have been
S136 packages, making the total since
January 81, 500 packages, or 1926 pack
ages greater than last year, which was a
larger quantity than for any previous
period. Agents have advanced the price
Of Wamsutta 36-inch blesched cottons
about &c per yard, and "Fruit of the
Loom" cottons are at value only. Agents
have reduced the price of Humboldt doe
skins to sc, and st. Nicholas d0eskins to
26c, and terms the same as made April
last. The market has been quiet in all
departments except for fanneIs, for which
there has been an improved inquiry, fol-
lowed by some business.
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IEOUaE.RUILDING ErAIERIALs

FRAMIEG-LUMBER-Y prices-Rough,
Sl5 per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
poplar, S. 70; cypress, 81 ger 1880 laths.
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20
feet.
LIME AND CEMRsF-PuTe Alabama lime,
75@85c in bulk delivered; 90(995c per
barrel; ia store; Louisville cement, 81 50C9
l % per barrel; Rosedale cement, 81 ESQ
2 80 per barrel; Portland, $4C94 30: Ro-
man, So; plaster Of Paris, g 50; Hair, SC
per pound; Acc per bushel.
NATIS-S2 35 nar key
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change on New York, sop so per 1000
premium bankers sterling, 1854.
LONDON, June 23.-Cousols, 80 7-16 for
money, and 994 for the account; Omitted
States bonds, As, I253; Atlantic and Great
Western firsts, 22s; Atlantic and Great
Western seconds, SGT; Canadiana Pacific,
Al; Erie, lot; Erie, seconds. 51s; illinois
Central, 1884 Mexican ordinary, oct; St.
Paul common, 723; New York Central, SO /;
Pennsylvania, 49s; Reading, "a.
PARIS, June 23.-Three per cent. rentes,
SIf, SOC, for the account.
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DOSE, ONE BEAN. PRICE. 25 CENTS
Ask for BILE BEANS-TalEs no Substitute. Mail
10 any address, 25cts in STAN ps- Sold b. DrugEi
and Medicine Dealers everywhere. Circulars i Z
ST. s NTH q CO. Sole Props st. Louis. q
Receivers Sale.
b. 556s R. D.-Chan very Court Of Shelby c

No. 556s R. D.-Chan very Court Of Shelby Coun-
Y, Tenn A. Wigs Of al. vs.. the Mutually
DURSUANT to an order Of sale in this cause on
L Tuesday, June so, 1855. between 10
O'Clock a N. and o'clock pm, I win sell in
front Of the courthouse, Memphis. Tenn, the
tire leasehold interest OF the parties TO this suit
in the premises on the southwest corner of Auc-
ton and Front streets, which passed by the lease
rom the Mi!hSfn Gin and Machine Company to
the defendant, II. A. Mutually, subject TO the
te-mR and conditions of the said lease, and Of the
lease from Amqs Woodruff, rs trustee, under
whleh me salo MilSurn Tin and Machine Com
pany holds th9 said premises And also all tho
engines, boilers, machinery and other property
used in or about or belonging to the said Mutually
crushing and Refining Company, and including
al that may be embraced in the inventory Of j.
NJ. Fowlkes, the receiver, on file with the Clerk
aud Master, except such products Of tho mill as
have already been cold or otherwise disposed Of
BY the said receiver under the former orders Of
othce furniture and fixtures, safes, tools, lamps,
pipe 1ttings and her property OF the said Null
Tally crushing and Refining Company Of every
description, whether embraced in the said in
ventory or uOt, and wheresoever or in whosoev-
er's custOdy OF control The same may be. But il
y not intended that any debts owing to the said
company q any chooses in action belonging to it,
snail he sold or disposed Of.
All the property herein described 10 be sold
Will DO sold as whole, except one battery Of five
crushing rolls ana four hnters, and one stand Of
presses, including pumps, stop ami hydraulic
pipes' bag filler and two heaters being the same
last furnished by the Milkurn Gin and Marhino
Company to the Mur ally Crushing aud Refining
company. The articles so excepted vii, each be
Terms Of Sale-One- third cas,n balance in
equal installments Of six an, twelve month";.
notes Of purchasers payable to the order OF the
Clerk and Master Of said Court, With interest
rom date, with security TO De approved by tho
reTSelves;i NJ. FOW LIKES, Receive
WIN VIM, M. S9adolph' Taylor 4 CarroA. Este
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Messrs. F. A. Jones 4 CO., live stock
and commission merchants, Monroe street,
furnish the following quotations OF the
horse and mule market.
HoRsEs-Good driving, $125@250; good
saddle, Sl40@3O0; plugs, $S5980; good
mares, $S5@l40.
MULEs-I45 to 10. $1I0@130; Is to 154,
S125@140; I53 to Ii, Sl4O9175. Supply
small; demand moderate.
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E0EE 8 gsIyTgY
R 81 EST Il.

e & 81 EST TIE.
No. $3.50, R.-Chsncery Court of Shelby coun-
ty-H. l.. Bedford ct al, Executors, etc., of B.
W. Bedford, deceased, VS.. c. NJ. W aldran ct al.
- entered in the above cause on the 18th day of
March, 1885, NJ. B. AZ, page "a, will sell ct pub
he auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday, June p. 1855,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, fo-wit:
lust north of the Taxing-District of said county,
being part Of the u. r. Thomas subdivision, and
known as the - Homestead Reserve " By the plat
Of record in Plat Book page 6S in the Register
office of said county.
Also, block 2, containing q lots, numbered
from to p, inclusive.
All Of block 3, e4ceptIot s. said block contain
Also, lots 8. 4, 5, 6, ! and S, in block 1.
Also, 10 3. T. D. o. Z s. 2, 10 and Il, in block 8.
Also, block e, containing = lots.
Also, block Z, containing lots.
Also, blOok s. ccnt4ir ing Y lots.
Also, block 9, containing u lots.
Also, block 10, oontainin g IA lots.
Also, block il, containing II lots.
Also, block u. containing lots.
Also, block Is, containing Il lots.
Also, lots u, ID and Il, IN block II.
Also, lots s, Z, and 10, in block l.
Also, all the streets lying north Of BFinkley
street and south of the south line of White
street, and cast ef Park street. and to the east line
Of CheEtnu street included-all containing Jl3
acres, more or less. Also, all thu interest of the
defendants in Park street.
Terms Of Sale-0n a credit of seven months;
purchasers executing noto with security, and lien
retained TO secrre payments. This June 5, 1885.
z. |. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By j. N. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Il Frazer 4 Boyle ClapP Il Beard, Johnston
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

There ID nothing to report about the
money market di1eriag from the CO..
ditions that have ruled the past month.
The cotton market closed dull but steady,
with middling quoted al 16ic, and sales OF
225 bales reported. Receipts were 80 bales,
none Of which we're by river; shipments, 17S
bales, of which 172 bales were by river.
Stock, IS, sos balee. New York spots closed
quiet, middlins quoted at 1Osc; futures
closed firm, June qsoted at 1025@
1927, and other months 2 to points
higher. New Orleans spots closed dull
at 9 l5-16c; futures closed firm, June
quoted at 993c, and other months 1 to
8 points higher. Liverpool spots closed
dull, In buyers favor, quoted at ll-l6
(953d; futures closed firm, June, June
July, 80 64d, value. Stock at Liverpool,
June 10Th, $4,000 bales, against S9S, 600
bales same date last year. Receipts at all
United States ports yesterday, SO bales.
There was very little life in any depart
ment OF trade yesterday. The only change
in prices was a shade higher for fresh
eggs, and an increased demand for old
hens. The market is overdone in spring
chickens, which are very dull. Receipts
and shipments yesterday were as follows:
IMPORTS.
One hundred and thirteen ties bacon
and hams, so brls beans and peas, 115
pkgs boots and shoes, 1900 bu corn, SO
I'D cattle, 46 pkgs dry goods, t pkgs eggs,
675 brls flour, l car hay, 10 pkgs lard, p
600 # lumber, 20 pkgs liquors, 20 bris
molasses, SO brls potatoes, , cars bulk
pork, 100 brls packed pork, 1872 brls sugar
and Isl pkgs tobacco,