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SALE


No.. 1852, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby County
State of Tennessee VS.. ]. n. Hardin et al.
Rf virtue OF an in nteHs on decree sbs a seE s das
Of July, 1855, M. B. 4s. D. 800, I will sell, at pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of the
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, December "a, 1855,
within legal hours, the following described prop.
ertI, situated in Shelby county. Tenn, .o-wit:
Part lot AIS, being the east SO feet Of a io2 feet
lot heretofore leased BY NJ. Yate to wn. Park.
side of said street. Sold as property of Lena q.
Park, Meredith Yates and others.
Lot 6, country lot sos, fronting 3 feet on the
running back 132 feet. Sold as property of P. NJ.
Winters, L. zzie Fisher and others.
Lot in country lot 500: Beginning at a stake on
the north side of Washington street 800 feet east
of the northeast corner of High street and 30 feet
10 inches east Of Mrs. Heinhardt's fence thence
n~Orthwardly at right dnsles with Washington
street 1867 feet to the center, of al ey; thence
eastwardly so feet; th-nce southwardly 1854 feet
to a stake in the north edse Of Washiug ton street
thence ~westwardl, 10 the besinping. Sold as
Lot 5, block Ats, on the south side of Commerce
street: Beginning at the north corner Of lot 507 or
Hunts lot at the southwest corner of Alabama
road and Randolph road; thence south 10 east
92feet to a stake in bayou Gayo,o; thence south
so west e. feet; thence north 72%e west Sc feet
thence north Is vest l65 feet to the south side Of
Raleigh road or Commerce street; thence north
T6o east s5 feet to the bridge over said bayou (;
thence north go east Ss feet across the bayou to
the beginning: Sold as property OF st. Peter
Lot 2, John N. Harbin's subdivision of lots 2
ana 3 of country lot sos, fronting 81 feet on the
feet. Sold as the property of ]. N. Harbin and
others.
Terms of Sale-0n a credit of six months
retained, redemption barred. This Nov. 10, 1885.
ByJ. NJ; Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
u n M HATEHal lNaaAA~
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Liverpool spots 1t noon were firm,
fair demand, and sales of 5000 bales, of
which 5000 were American. Receipts So
600 bales, Of which 2S, 900 were Ameri-
can.
At II: Ordinary, 4 8 led; good ordinary,
4 11-l6d; low middling, Aid; good mid
ding, 5 Sled; uplands, 5 3-16d; Orleans,
5 7-l6i.
Liverpool futures at noon were dull
November, 5 S Cad; November-D December,
5 7-64d; Decemh-r-January, 3 S-64d JAN
uary-Februsry, 5 9 Sad; February-March
5 l2-64d; March-April, 5 17-64d; April
DAY, 5 2164d; Juue-July, 5 27-6id.
At 2; Dull but steady; Novemb
5 8 64d, Gl ers; November-D Deem
5 7-b41, buyers; Dacembsr-Jsnuary. 81
Gid, buyers; January-February, 5 9-6id,
buyers Fenrusry-Msrch, 5 12-64d, buyers
March-Apri', 5 15-64d, buyers; Apri.
May, 5 1854, sellers; M~sy-June, 5 22-64d,
sellers: June-July, 5 26-64d, sellers.
At s.: November, 5 s Cad, sellers; No
vember-December 5 Z Cad, buyers; De
cember January. 5 7 Gid, buyers; January
February, 8 964d, buyers; February.
March, 5 1916 d, buyers; Msrch-April
5 Is 6id, buyers; April-Msy, 5 1854,
sellers; May-June, 5 % Cad, value; June
July, 5 26 641, sellers.
Futures closed uuiet and steady.
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AND MuLEs.

Messrs. F. A. Jones & Co., livestock
and commission merchants, Monroe street,
furnish tie following Quotations. OF the
horse and mule market:
HoRsEs-Good driving, $125@250; good
saddle, S1409300; plugs, S95@S0; good
mares, S85@ 140.
MULEs-144 to Is, s11O@130; Is to 154,
s125@l40; 153 to is, SHOOTS. Supply
small demand moderate.
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SIS per 1000 feet dressed. $50; yellow pine
flooring, s25; shingles, 1904 so; lathing-
poplar, So rs; cypress, 81 ger 1000 laths.
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20
feet.
LIME AND CEMENT-Pure Alabama lime,
SOC in bulk delivered; ST. per barrel in
store; louisville cement, 81 509l 70 per
barrel; Rosedale cement, So 25@2 80 per
barrel; Portland. 34@4 so; Roman, SIS;
plaster of Paris, 81 80; hair, sc per pound
40c per bushel.
NAms-SS % nar kao
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~AHNINe-

r HEREBY warn the public from trading or buy
$500, due Jan. q, Sc one for $3.50, due July 20,
lsso, and one for 800. due Sept. Is, 1855, made
paya lie TO the order Of Mrs. L. e. Wsdsyor;h.
The conditions for which the above notes vere
given not being complied with, / refuse to pay
them, and hereby give notice to that eject.
MRS. A. ]. FEENEy,
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RAILWAY RECORD.
lRRtEALAKn nLrARIuRE oE raALnS

HfssIssfppi Valley Rsate-L., Il. O.. d t
lin effect Sunday, October 4, 1855.
Express-5oing oouth-Lesves Memphis 7:S
arriving at New Orleans $50 pm
Express-G9ing North-Leaves New Orleans
7:S a M, Baton r uge HISS am, Harristor
1858 pm, Vioksbnrg 6;G5 Pm, Leland ie.cl
Pm, arriving at NenPhis s:lS am
niu- Leland 9:5l p.IP,. Vicks6urg 400 am,
Harr!st n 2;42 a.n, Baton Rouge 6:21 am,
arriving a. New tsie ms $50 An.
Fast Mall sOing NoFtn-Loaves New Orleans
S;Sn ..n., Baton Rouge s;i2 pm, HARRISON
El6 am, Vieksours 2:03 Am, Leland e:D
Pu Imln Improved Buffet sieepers on Fast
Mail ira ms between Louisville and New Or
Ieans; on express trains between Memphis and
A : 4 APR, g. ?. A., Memphis, Tenn.
ID. BURKE, Genl SUIT.
Sen,p ais and Little ks.kLT-a,us NOV,
= follow central standard tinsl: No. leaves
Saily zt5;15 Pm; arrives at s.55 Pm; No. 8
isages stE'o0 s-g.i arrives ets:5O am; No.. S
ure'ghg leaves Hepeasld daily, except Sunday,
Eo.Ue.m. : s-TF7es atT:l3p.n.
NAssiss.ppt and Fe~nRessee.-Mai train
teayos al As PM; arrives st 9 AS am. Freight
TAU leaves daiy except sunday at 40 am:
arrives tsilF except Sunday at 3: 80 am.
Ssesos7 axe. OnfU azc esteFH-
lssTes at $50 am. Ne. 3 leaves Al Il 40 pm.
9A:iy. RIPLEY accommodation leaves at 4 pm,
Il --@@ -.@ 81 - ~ q MIL
EtS:l5 an. h5Plcy accom- aodation arrives daily
Except sunday 81 :5S am.
Aeaspzz= anu Onurzszs5E-T-afpS rnvz
g toloWs: through sEnrsz5 ieETes daily at
sU:SJ pm. Azu Gnd express leaves daily st 9:lO
s-m SoDezvllle accommodates leaves daily,
Keep SundsT, az b.i5 pm. through cxpross
r!Fes deIy at 1919 e.n. Bal Ead express
stiiVes csliy g o:eO pm. SomscViiie
aatlou arrives daily. excsDt Sunday, at So so e.
Kansas C.ts ,sprtzKasEd and Memphis.
lrsins lssS9H. EsG 4. dspot as follows: No. 4,
bpall and "EpTsss leaves daily az IL 100 an; No.
:. nan and express arrives at $40 m; No. 6,
- k9uls 'EpFoss leaves daily at $50 pm; No.
90 St. Louis express arrives at Il 40 pm.
louisville sssd SaaagHSfe-Irelr= move As
,oLoSN Fast mail arrives daily ct Ass an;
Iesvtss At IU:lO P.m.; 1z{i leaves daily a 9:C0
Am. b 'oEnsVIDE -CcOIIEcjGtioR leaves daily,
except S1ndsZ, at 200 pm; mail arrived daily
~ o:O p.Is. BroW1E-7i= accommodation arrives
daily, e1espt Sunday st $40 L.m. STANDARD
Memphis, Birmingham and Atlantic
HOLY springs houte--Iraius move as follows: No.
l leaves Memphis daily at go pm, arrives ct
aaHy springs at $50 p.m. No. 2 leaves Holly
springs daily at s am, arrives at Memphis at
lO:l0 am No. 8 leaves Memphis daily lexcept
sunday at6;50 pm, arrives at Holly Springs at
o:SJ pm; No. 4 leaves Holly Springs daily lex
sept sunday at 8 Am, arrives at Memphis daily
Except Sundavl at an.
Illinois Central via Holly SpringE).-
1oiHG Illinois central train No. 4 arrives
a. nOly sgIlrgs, 1850 O'Clock a m. Memphis,
selma ana Brunswick train leaves holly Springs
. Am, arriving at Memphis a. 10: 10 am.
GoING S"UTH-Memptis, Selma and Brunswick
uain leaves Memphis 1870 O'Clock pm arriving |
AT Holly Springs at $3.50 pm. illinois Central
Ualn No 3 leaves Holly Springs, 6 :42 Z, m. |
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,.s, and falling; Wsaths. cloudy and cool. De-

feet and falling. Weather cloudy and cool. De-
parted: Arkansas City, St. Louis. 10 pm.
CINCINNATI, November IL. Noon
River II feet 1Oinches and falling. Weather clear:
thermometer 81. Arrived: Buckeye State, Mem
phis, last night.
LOUISVILLE November 17.-Noon-River
falling, with feet 8 inches in the canal and 5 feet
! inch on the falls Business fair. Weather mild.
Arrived: VIII S. Hays, New Orleans; she is load
ing for a return trip. Departed: Smoky City and
tow, New Orleans. Due: Guiding Star, New Or
leans.
MENrS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
GLASGOW, November 17.-Arrived: State
of Nevada and Furnessia, New York.
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Arrivals Helena, New Orleans; Belle
Memphis, Vicksburg Ed Foster, st. Fran
els river; Enquirer, Cat Island; City oi
] Vicksburg, st. Louis; Soc Peters, Arkansas
liver. ~ Memnbis- 81. Louis
| Ohio; C%inciniati; Tiger, 81. r. -
ReDs Masresdy: ST. Francis river; nu-
quirer, Cat Island City of vicksburg,
Vicksburg; Helena, New Orleans.
Boats in Port.-Chickasaw, Joe Peters
and Ed F. ster.
Boats Due Doegn.-Coahoma, Annie P.
Silver, PARIS @. Brown and Granite State.
Boats Due Up.-Ch.il.s Morgan, James
Lee, Joe Peters, Enquirer and City of New
Orleans.
Receipts Yesterday.
City of Nicksburg-75 tons merchandise.
Belle Memphis-105 bales cotton and SO
bags seed-cotton.
Eoquirer -65 bales cotton, 215 SKIS seed,
So SKIS corn and lot plumber.
Ed Foster drought out of st. Francis
river )-220 bales cotton, 10 bags ssed-cot-
ton and S72 SKIS seed.
Joe Peters drought out OF arkansas
river -758 bales cotton, 81 bags seed-cot-
ton, 1881 sks seed and lot sundries.
Helena-6 bales cotton, 10 bags seed
bottom, 1887 sks seed; 20 hhds and 10 brls
sugar, l33 brls molasses, q hhds cocoa
nuts and Is pkgs sundries.
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TIE following are the wholesale prices
Of lumber in this market:
PorIAR-1 in, let and Sd clear, S1S@21
IL and 2 in, LIST and I'd clear, $22@24;
common board, sl09I2 so; siding strips,
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A Valuable Patent
Dancy's Horse Corn and Pea Planter.

HAVING perfected my invention. / wish to
Il place it before the pubic, especially man
uiacturers: As a EGrn pianisr, IL = a peridca sue
ra,ely, numbered, and covers the same, thereby
one mau performing the work of three. They
hive bee used in this section for over a d. zen
years with per ect satisfaction. Can give respon-
sible testimonials. idiress
Ohm ii. DANCY, Daucyvile,
HAYWOOD county, Tenn.
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The following are the results of the
session of the Call Board yesterday:
CORN.
No. 2 white, spot, 400 bid; year, Ale
asked; May, 43c bid; No. 2, spot, $50 bid;
November, 39c bid; December, $50 bid,
4Oc asked; year, 49, bid, Sole asked; jar
uary, 3Sc bid May, 42c bid, 45c asked.
WHEAT.
No bids nor offerings.
OATS.
No. 2, white, spot, 33c asked; November,
33c asked; December, 34c asked year, Sic
bid, 53c asked; January, Gle bid; May,
Sic bid; No. 2, December, 29sc bid; year,
oslo bid January, 30&c bid May, 35c bid,
3Sc asked.
BRAN.
Spot, Sl4 90 asked; December, sl3 20
bid; year, Sl3 70 bid; January, $14 bid
May, SIS asked.
Spot, 81 95 asked; December, 81 %
asked year. 81 922 asked; January, 81 05
asked; May, g So asked.
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WHISKY, ETC.

WHIsKy-straight Bourbon. 81 5O@s;
rye, 81 SCOT.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 5O@6; sher-
~, 81 50@6; MISREPRESENTATION ex-
ira, sos; Piper Heidsick, S25@27;
Mrmm's extra dry. $29@31 Roederer, S29
OBI; We. Ciiquot, S31933; claret, So 75td
IL per box Catawba, S4@5 per case.
ST. LOUIS, MO. November l7.-Whisky steady,
81 10.
CHICAGO, I'LL. November r.-whisky firm,
81 10. =
q NEW ORLEANS. LA, November 17.-whisky
nominal, s1@1 IS.
CINCINNATI, o., November WHISKY
steady, 81 %; finished goods. basis ofsl %.
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AM RIVERS.


OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s.. A.
MEMPHIS, TENN, November IL, 1885, l pm.
The GLOWING observations sre taken ST
all stations named at 750 meridian time. which is
1 hour faster than Mamnhis tina:
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NEW ORLEANS, LA, November Insight
4s21E.
LONDON, November r.-Consols 100 Lie for
money and ! OF for the account; United States
bonds-hs, nSk; Atlantic and Great Western
frsts, $50; Atlantic and Great Western see
ends, y csnsa an Pseins, ss< EEis, 20 Ere
common, 10 y; New York Central, hSS; Read
in,, 49,; Pennsylvsnia 56%. The smeuLt Of
bullion gone INTO the Bank OF ENGLAND on ball
ance to-day is &l0N.
PARIS, November E.-Ihrss per cent. rentss.
of $50 for the account
BERLIN, November 1.-THE statement of the
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New York futures opened easy, and
closed easy, with Gales of SO, 800 bales.
b closing Quotations were as follows, as
cOmparad with the nravinns dav.
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9s5zsssAe, closing st es1se, May, q te5ssl 971a
clio ing Z. at s 81 oa5fSst banana Nan Z G form : .sslts s and n nasnssl
weather; No. 2 mixed, cash, ssH9l0c; Eosen-
Der. 571z9sse, clesiog at 81; year. SogSozsc'
Oats firm and E shade better, but s0slS SSlli No Rvs
dali,, 81 ls 70 bid. 0Af Hssy seea1s sTi 5eei1 s..
Flour, 5oO 5fls;, wheat, g 20 600 bu; corn. g.
900 bu. shipments-flour, 600 brls; wheat,
none; corn, "a 900 bu; oats. 1000 bu; rye. 5000 bu;
0a 1Ssr,n oSV iBoard.-wh.at sold higher early,
but closed same as at noon. Corn hrm. Oats
nominal.
. littie. unsettled to-day. the price of wheat for
December deliver. fuctuatipg nc. Tbs OPEN
ing was undeniably soft. while the markets on
The gene al hope was tn 1T there would be no liz
crease in the visible suppl though all entertsinsa
their minds made up to accept about 5000 bush
els. A showing of three time, this amodnt was
a little S ageering. and opened vile { HgsS,
@ornir. - there was yerS little wheat for
sale, ;wsile the tone vas one Of rather more than
usual frmness, A decid ID factor TO this early
those best posts j on British seeafitis5 andetstosd
that it was because dividends were off that the
auetuation appeared in the price rather than
warlike in the Eastern situation. The ad-
vance was of an independent character,
duc dimOsl WHOLLY local, Wills 1t
vent up 11ss here, New York only adv al iced Mc.
from 9lc. There was a reaction of &c on local
ssies to r~ssliye; but at the decline tie oF-tings
were absorbed and took but a moment to bulge
the m drket to 9l1sc, a higaer point than it had
previously touched and lie over yesterdays close.
The close was firm at quotations. Corn showed
rather more frm1ess, and had a lsrser lit Of
friends than for a day or two last. Year opened
at near its low Ioint. advancing l1ac, but not sus-
tanning i. Flour in better demand, and prices
brm. Wheat &c i've, excited and weak early but
strong later closing at an advance IF l1sc over
yesierday.s last figures. Sales ranged: SEQ
s0e4c, closing at Sosse November ssN@9I4e, clos
ing at Sic bid December; S35s99l1sc, closing az
si54c I'D January; 9Gssa9s11sc, closing at CSC bid
May; No. 2 spring, 9lA 9.5sc; No 8 spring, 729
76c; No. 2 rcd, 9s994c; No. 8 red, S4@9lc. Corn
ggaled active and higher: Sales ranged:
Ice. ed at tSs year and DeesembsE; SIA@ss1c.
loN@i9As May. Oats firm and higher. Sales
ranged 2792T1sc November; 27@27Zc. closed at
..il4c December; 304931Hc, closed at 3lAc May.
Hyr frmi No. 2, Gle. Barley steady; No. 2, SIC.
Eiax-seed firm; No. l, 81 149l Az. Receipts
Flour, 1000 brls;. wheat, 1000 blu; corn, 10l,-
300: oats, 100000 bu: rye, 5000 bu; barley, 49, |
lo2 bu; Shipments-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, /
u 900 bu; corn, 50 600 bu; oats, 1900 blu; rye, /
700 bu barley, 60;00O hr.
afternoon B0drd.-Wheat 1s@Ae lower. Corn
&c higher. Oats hiRher,
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THE COTTON

The local market orened and closed
steady, with Quotations unchanged; sales.
300 bales, 1900 bales to exporters and 2l0O
to ~spinners.
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STATIONS.

EVANSVILLE, November IL. = Noon =
River falling, with 10 feet Q inches on the gauge.
PITTsBuRe, November 17.-Noon-River
s feet inches and falling. Weather clear and
cold.
CAIao, November l7.-Noon-River 20
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New York spots opened quiet an 4
closed steady, quotations 1-l6c higher,
and sales of 747 bales. Quotations yes-
terday were as follows:
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RIVER NEWS.
srEAMERs

THIS DAY.
Arkansas River. JOE PETERS, Smith, 5 pm.
Friars Point.-.-JAMEs LEE, Clsggett, 5 pm.
White River.---CHIcKAsAw. Postal, 5 Pm.
White River .....ALBERrAN No 3, Smith, 5 Pm.
Osceola-.-.--.CoAHoNA. Cooper, S p:m.
st. Louis.....-..C'Y New 0RLEsss, Carter, 6 p. m
Cat Island.---.ESouIRER, Randall, 4 pm.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Arkansas City. ..KArE ADAMS, Thursday, S pm.
observation-disclosures, Thursday, 5 pm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE, Friday pm.
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| Ike, face measure, let and I'd clear, $22;
ceiling, Ike in, LIST and I'd. SO; dressed, 1,
IL and 2 in, LIST and I'd, $28@30 common
dressed, l in, S14@15.
LATH-Foplar 81; cypress, 81 80.
TIMBKR-Poplar, S5g9; cypress s599:
cottonwood, S2@3; gum, 1903 80; oak, So
as; ash, S698; black walnut, Ss0@50.
YELLOW PINE, II and 2in., 1st and
I'd, SlO924; dressed, $50; flooring. 5 and s
in, S25. flooring, 8 and 4 in, $27 80: 2d
flooring. S22 so; heart step lumber, $3.50
40; I ceiling, S25; ! ceiling, s22 so; ! cell
ing, $40.
CYpREse-1, IL and 2 in, LIST and I'd
clear, S23925; common, SIS fencing, Ike,
I6ft., S16.
CorroNwooD-1 to 8 in. mill run, culls
out, S10@11.
Rkp GUM-2ds, slS@ls; common, s.
SaINerEs-No. /, sawed or shaved,
81 Is; sawed or Shaved caps, So.
AsH-lst and I'd clear, 1 to S in, S10@
20, common, $11@13 so.
BLACK WALNUT-1st and I'd, I, IL and 2
in, $500; common, S35 5000; culls,
slS@25.
OAK-1 to 4 in, LIST and %, $a0922;
common, ! and 2 in. SS012.
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FINANCE.

The discount rate for money at the banks
is per cent. The Clearinghouse report is
as follows:
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rs AND

WooL-Choice washed, Csc per ID; un-
washed, ]e@s3c;, pnwashed bury, log
16c; clear bury. 16@2cc. Market weak.
HIDEs-Dry flint No. 1, 163c; No. :,
Isle. Dry sailed, 10@11c. Dead green, Ga
&c. Green sailed, 7@S3c. Tallow, 6@62c
Beeswax. 22026c. Market firm.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November I.-Wool
quiet but steady coarse unwashed oombing and
delaine; T7G28c:
BOSTON, MASS, November F.-Wool steady,
with q moderate demand; Ohio and PeDnsyl-
yania feeces ,S39SSc; Michigan feeces, Bic: pulled
woods. 25d3Sc.
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WANTED AGENTS, Men and Women. to
sEO SO I TUE GHILp'S BIBLE"
Introduction By Rev. J. II. Vincent, DID. One
agent has sold Is in a town of GA people; one 70
In a village Of 7S4; one new agent s. IN 10 days.
one 2S in successive weeks; one 40 IN 3 days at
two different times. Experience not necessary
Address CASSELL & co. u'tdl,
a. nea-horr ssre-t- FAs~s~n.
nEMOCRATS 10 TnE FRUNT-TO all per
L. so"s seekinE 6~Oyernmrat Employ ment in
any Of the departlDents at Wsshinstou, or any
other DO itions under the government will send
full Instructions as TO bow to az Oceed to obtain
Tho saRss g, and Blank Forms Of A~ppIfcatf0p
GA rsNlcs OF One Dollar. Address JOHN ID.
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Tone. IReo,ts.I Price IstocE
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

1885. 1884. 1885,
R'ts atU. S ports, 4 days lao, 1886 l2S,9l2 l69 $50
Exports to CT Britainl 47,llGI T,17T 39,029
Stock ...........-...... 49,. l24l 75.759' SqS,672
Receipts since Sept. LIST 2,031 $40 :, hSS, 653 2,075, $50
Foreigu exports ...-----.. LIN ,3USEl Isl OPS l.03l, 500
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The New Orleans future cotton marke,
opened steady, and closed easy, with
quotations as follows, and sales of 70, 800
bales:
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The New Orleans spot market ooened
steady, and closed easy, with quotations
unchanged, and sales OF 1000 bales:
Yesterday Day before.
Ordinary: :.... .:.;."s"-..........T 3-l6 3-l6
Good Qrdinaey-...-----S LIS 8 l-l6
Low middling 7-16 S ZIG
n Mldddilng H.. ..'.''-----.-S 15-l6 15-l6
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Feet lOths Feet 1oths Feer 10th.

Above
low water.l
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che Lvra Concarf-

The Lyra Concert last evening" at the
Washington street hall, was as fine an enter
tainment as has yet been given by the
society. The house was crowded, all avail.
able space being occupied, which testifss to
the popularity OF these concerts The tea.
lures were numerous. the more prominent
being the orchestral overture, Raymond .
the rendition of True Llehe," by the
mixed choir and the rendition OF the
music entitled: Protect Us Through the
Coming Night" by the choir OF ladies Mrs
Bsrmeirer gave a splendid rendition OF All
Pefido. "La COncoroancian was chsrmingly
sung by the following ladies: Nettie Dietrich,
Emelie Klein, Emelie Kuhn and Anna Alb
romet. bin ich i'm Wslde" was hand.
somely render ed by the choir OF male voices,
and was received with applause. Special
mention should oil 70 @ made Of the perform
ance eff Am Woerther See," by the mixed
choir spo the orchestra. IL would be diff
cult TO suggest any improvement, and Ger
tsiDly the fashionable audience was well
satisfied with the concert. The Lyra mas
queTsde will occur the 18th of next month
This society will also open the srmory with
performance on the 18th.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-30
The Rtnks

The attendance at the Meridian Rink last
night was good, and as an appropriate re-
cognition Of the same the manager
wore u by 10 smile. This clever,
good.sized smile overspread Mr.. Murray S
countenance during the first of the evening,
but after the exhibition it had narrowed
down 10 1 by 2 size, and was one OF
those CHASTITY, Disguised grins that a
nDk manager wears when he is not
III good humor. Either some awkward
Il low bad irod on his favorite corn, or the
exhibition did not suit him. The bicycle
riding Yves good and the club swinging ran k
with the best, but the rest of the company
well, we'll give them another oopOitunity
Possibly they were out OF practice
The grand fancy dress carnival will take
pisce this evening at the Wigwam Rink
Great anticipation is felt by sill love g of
tons sport, and the indications are tina. il
vii be very successful affair.
Another crowded house again greeted
Master Charles +. Beeson, the Boy Won
der. at the College Avenue Rink last night
Els feats upon skates are simply marvellous
and be should be seen by admirers of sth-
etic sports.
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oy A. Il. Evans 4 Co., American and for.
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Charge for obtaining paint, $50. A copy
OF the patent laws sent free on application.
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