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WooL-Choice washed, 2sc per ID; I'M
washed, IO@23c; unwashed bury, 100
Ice; clesr do, 16@22c. Market weak.
HIDEs-Dry flint No. l, 16lc; No. 2,
1910. Dry salted, 10(@11c. Green salted,
6Sa984c. fellow, 6&6!c. BeesWsx, 22@
zoe. Marker hTnl.
ST.. LOUIS, June 32.-Wool steady, with
a good demand; tubwasReUf, 2l@27e; I'M
washed, 10000; Texas, 10@21c.
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CHANCERY SALE
II EAL ESTATE.

Nc: 1913 tBl-Chanos7J Court Of Shelby County
state Of Tennessee W. W. L. Butler et al. No
llp0--City OF Memphis vs. Jesse Page, gusrdian.
q all No., s3l-B. P. Anderson vs.. Martha
Try virtue. Of intsrloeutory DEGREES for sale
- entered Ia the above causes on July 3, 1sSi
ana Deoem Der =, 1881, and February -, 1855,
in front Of the Clerk and Master's Office, court.
house Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday guse g. 1855,
within iegli hours, the following described nron-
ertJ, sitqsted IN the Taxing District Of Shelby
Partof lot 40 s, IA block a. fronting IS feet on
west SIDE OF Echols sLeet, between Vance and Eli
lott streets running back Is feet being the south
- toet Of said lot & fronting kehols street. its
south line being the north line Of the Butler
no. Z. owned BY defendants, Meath, Humes,
6rosveuor and OthcrE.
Part Of lots and Z, block e, fronting 10 feet
on the west side Of Desoto street and runnffu
back ~ feet. being situated at the southwest cor
defendants.
Lot No. is, block 81, fronting 90 feet on the
south siqe Of Union street, be ween fernando
snu DesoJo streets running beck2l feet, owned
BY same dofen iants.
on the north side q Linden street, running back
los feet, said lot being between DeE0to and rurley
streets and It's east line being 25s feet west Of
Lots Nos. II and ", block 81, fronting l4s feet
on tho west side OF Iurney street and 2ss feet in
DEPTH, being az the northwest corner Of Turley
ard Linden streets, owned ~ said defendants
Terms Of Sall--tn q credit Of six months; notes
With seeurity; lien retained: redemption barred.
s. !. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
p Il. 4, Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
= W. Hampton and John Johnston, Soils,
The sale .af above property is continued until
HatGraay, June ~, 1855, al u m. This
S. I. MoDOw Sill, Clerk and Master.
by j. III. bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
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shoes, 1925 bu corn, cars cotton
seed; 797 SKIS cotton seed, IL pkgs cheese,
so SKIS coffee, IS nd cattle, Is pkgs dry
goods, Il pkgs eggs, 1850 brls flour, nd
hogs, car hay, 20 nd horses and mules,
1C0 pkgs lard, 10000 Il lumber, 40 pkgs
liquors, 275 brls meal, $40 bu oats, 26 brls
potatoes, , cars bulk pork, 100 brls packed
pork, IS brls sugar, 29s pkgs tobacco and
500 bu wheat.
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Receivers Sale.
No. SOS R. D.-Chantery Court Of Shelby Coun.
G. and K. Co. ct al.

No. 55es R. D,-ohan,ery Court Of Shelby Coun-
" Tenn = A Wigs ct al. We. the Mutually
DURSUANT 20 IN order Of sale in this cauee on
suesdayi June Sc, 1850. between 10
O'Clock q m. and O'Clock pm, will sell in
'front.' Of the courthouse, Memphis. Tenn, the
i9ll9wing dessflped property namely; The en-
tire o2schold interest Of The parties to this suit
y the premises on the southwest corner Of Auc-
ton and Front streets, which passed by the lease
from the Milburn Gin and Machine Company to
terms and conditions OF the said lease, and Of the
lease nom Amos Woodruff, trustee, under
which the said Milburn Gin and Machine Com
pany holds the said promises And also all the
engines, boilers. machinery aud other property
used in or about OF belonging 20 the said Mutually
crushing and Refining Company, and including
NJ EoWlkes, the receiver, on hle with the Clerk
and Master, except such products Of the mill as
have already been sold or otherwise disposed OF
by the said receiver under the former orders OF
once furniture and fixtures, safes, tools, lamps,
pipe fittings and o her property OF the said Null
laiiy Crushing and Refining COMPANY Of every
description, whether embraced in the said in
ventory or not, and Wheresoover or in wh0soey-
er's custody or control the same may be. But Il
Is not intended that any debts owing to the said
Company, OF arg chooses in action belonging to it,
shall be soid or disposed OF.
All the property herein described to be sold
viii be sold IS whole, except one battery Of five
crushing rolls and four iinters, and one stand of
pipes baF-filer ar d two heators, being the same
last furnished by tho Aiilburn Gin and Machine
Company to the Mutually Crushing and Refining
Company The articles SO excepted will each be
sold separately.
Terms Of sals-One-third cash; balance in
equal installments Of six and twelve months 4
Clerk and Master Of said Court, with interest
rom date, with SECURITY 70 be approved BY tho
receiver; J. a. F0WLKES,. Receive
-, VIM M. Randolph, Taylor q CGrroA Este
VI. Ea.IN
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common to good common, 17922c; fair
to good fair, 23925c; prime to strictly
prime, 26(93Sc.
New YORK, June CofIee-spot fair
Rio, dull, SEC; options moderately active;
sales, 1920 bags: June, 67@6.S5c; July,
6.80@685c; August, 690c; September,
6.95@7.05c; October, 7.10c; November,
7.I0@@7. l5c; December, 7.20@74c; jan
uary, 7.20@74c. Sugar-firm but quiet I;
fair TO good refining quoted 5s@52c; re
fined, steady; &C." 5s@53c; extra &c, -
5ES5sc; white, extra &C, !" 6fc; off "a, " &c;
standard "a" Che; powdered, 74G97sc;
granulated. 6 15-l6c. Molasaea firm.
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Receipts at Memphis during the week
aggregated IA bales, against 6l9 bales
the previous week, 42l bales the cor
responding week last season, and 597
in 1888. The Total receipts since Septem-
Der /, 1854, were 426, IA bales, ssainsi
444, l22 bales at the corresponding perio5
last season, a decrease Of Is, OlS bales, At
the same time IN 1888 the receipts were
SOC, 475 bales.
Shipments during the week aggregated
1888 bales, against ll66 bales the previous
week, 2764 bales the corresponding week
last season, and 1890 ba es in 1888. The
total shipments since September LIST we're
AIS, 259 bales, against 437, 0jl bales in 1881,
and 4S3, 3Sl bales in 1888.
The total stock on hand was 2,4G7
bales, against 1903 bales at this time
LAST year; IN 1885, 25,025 bales.
Sales in Memphis during the week
aggregated 700 baes, of which ex-
porters took - bales, spinners zoo
bales, against a total Of 2900 bales last
week, Of which - bales were to export
ers, and $500 bales to spinners. Total
bales since September 1, 1884, to close OF
this week, 375, $50 bales, Of which 174, 575
bales were to exporters, aud 200, 475 bales to
spinners and spectators. Middling dull
but steady, at 104c.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS.
WEEK ENDING isINCE sEPTEN-
JUNE 49, 1888. BER lsr.
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Boston Post. from managers of the leading
clearinghouse in the United states, gives
clearances for the week ending June 10th,
together with percentage Of increase and
decrease, in comparison with the CORE
spending week last year;
Now York. $40, 059,74 decrease, IA.
Boston, S59,l74,gl4: decrease, OIL.
Philadelphia. s45, $685. SIG; decrease, 81.
Chicago, 81, 0eQ; increase, %.
St. Louis, sl3.S6l ,9s4; decrease, 3 9.
Baltimore, $40, S27, 7l9; increase, O.s.
San Francisco, $40, s75,l6l; increase, Pill.
Cincinnati, S. 900 coo; increase, 90.
Pittsburg, q ,Z76,23 decrease, 3 9.
Kansas City, 81, So 1T0i increase, So
New Orleans. S, ,0e0i decrease, %.
Milwaukee, 81, 55s 600; decrease, 81.
Louisville, 1904 ,407; decrease, 10.
Providence, 81, 040, 900; decrease, 26.3.
Detroit. g ,49s. 400; increase, "a.
Cleveland, 81, gsl, US: decrease, CT.
Indianapolis, 81 ,052, 952; decrease, 5).7.
Hartford, 81, AZ. 1858; increase, SIS.
Columbus, ST .4c0,O00 decrease, 81.
New Haven, q ,ols $50; decrease. o.S;s
Springfield, SIG, lI6; incr,ase, 50,
Worcester, 81 10 10; decrease, rs.
-Peoria, s597 ,4Sl: decrease, 4.6.
Syracuse. S522, 6z2: decrease, g.
Lowell, s5ll.66l; increase, Ill
Total, s674 1853 10; decrease, PA.
Outside New York, s234, $50; decrease, l.3.
Note.-Omaha is not included in the totals.
New ORLEANS, June 22..-Sight ex-
change on New York, $2@2 so per 1000
premium; bankers sterling, 1864.
LONDON, June 22.-Oonsols, 80 lilo for
money, and 99s for the account; United
States bonds, AS, l15l Atlantic and Great
Western firsts, S3s; Canadian Pacific, All /;
Erie, 10s; Erie, seconds, 545; Mexican
ordinary, 263; St. Paul common, 735 (;
New York Central, 9lS Pennsylvania, so;
Reading, "a.
PARIS, June 22.-Three per cent. rentes,
81f, zoe, for the account.
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E6EEEs y sSI "
CHANCERX SALE
Il EAA TIE.

- Ia - "a Ia ~ n ~ Il -21s
No. $3.50, R.-Chancery Court of shelby coun.
ty-H. i. Bedford ct al, Executors, etc, Of =
w. Bedford, deceased, vs.. g. NJ. " aldran Ell al
ID virtue Of an interlooutOry decree Of sal,
- entered IL the above cause on the 18th day o.
lie auction, to the highest bidder in front Of the
Clerk and Masters Office. courthouse Of Shelby
county. Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday. June ~, 1850.
within legal hours, the following described prop.
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit
just north Of the Taxing District Of said county
being part Of the Z. X. Thomas subdivision, anC
known as the Homestead Reserve BY the pla
of,reeord in Plat Book l, page IS, in the Register
otice of said county.
Also, block 2, containing "a let's, numbered
from to p, inclusive.
All Of block 8, exceptlct s. said block contain.
ING % lots.
Also, lots s. 4, S, 6, and s, in block 4.
Also, lots 3 4, 5, 6, Z 8, 9, 10 and Il, in block s.
Also block 8, containing u lots.
Also block Z, containing lots.
Also, block s, containing u lots.
Also, block 9, containing y lots
Also, block 10, containing IL lots.
Also, block ii, containing Ii lots.
Also, block ~, containing lots.
Also, block Il, containing Il lots,
Also, lots IL, Il and IA, in block Il.
Also, lots s, Z, and 10, in block l.
Also, all the streets lying north Of Brnkley
street and south Of the south line Of W hitS
sra,. and east of Park street and to the east ins
~ bestnut street ineluded-sll containing il.
eeres more or less Also, all ths interest Of the
5sfend ants tin Park street.
Tsrms ~ SSle-On credit OF seven months
n1ircbasa exern eg note with security, and lier
retained 10 sscSrs Nayments. This June 5, 1855
&. /. McD6SSSelEstL. I'll, c CLERK and Master
By J. N: Bradley, DepifSs - s.seIk ana Master
Frazer y Boyle, Clapp beau '0nHsNAh
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Three hundred and twenty brls apples,
81 ties bacon and hams, ls4 SKIS bran, 8
brls beans and peas, IL pkgs butter, ia
pkgs boots and shoes, 49l4 bu corn, so
balls cotton-seed oil, 5042 SKIS cotton-seed
oil meal, plygs cheese, 1872 SKIS coffee, 81
I'D cattle, IS pkgs dry goods, pkgs eggs,
50 brls -four, 1852 bales hay, X Id horses
and mules, 122 pkgs lard, 5000 It lum-
Der, Il pkgs liquors, 4l6 brls meal, SO brls
molasses, l17 kgs nails, 62S bu oats, 1892
brls potatoes, . cars bulk pork, Is brls
packed pork, 14S brls sugar and l73 pkgs
tobacco
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Totals for the wsek....s7S4,I2 II sl,o0s POI eS
Same week 5l5,ll9 81
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Situated 100 Yards from Fort MOnroe.
OPEN all the year. Accommodate 1000 guests.
~ Equal 20 any hotaI in the United States.
Surr6zadiu 5-sc-Erszqds and historic. Z D
p0intmeuts, table sad service uneLcelled. Bath
ing, boating, fishing and driving specially at
traetive. IerlaE less for equll acC0mmodati5us
than any resort ia the country. Pure ocean sir,
free from malaria and conducive % refreshing
sleep. Send for descriptive pamphlet.
q PHOEBUS, Proprietor.
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OoAI-oI-Prime white, wholesale lots,
Sc per gallon.
CrEvElAND, June 22.-PetrOleum firm
s.w. 1l0', 81.
BRADFoRD, PA, June 22.-Petroleum
opened at S25 and closed at s25; highest
price, s2s; lowest, s15. Balance not re-
ported.
PTTsBURe, June 29.-Petroleum dull
and heavy. National Transit certificates
opened at 62I and closed at 525; highest
price, s24; lowest, ST.
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HO, For Beersheba Springs

TTIHIS famous Summer Resort opens for the
i benefit of the public IuueiI5th. % con-
tinus the entire season. Hotel renovated and re-
furnished, and facilities for entertainment second
10 nOue in the South.
Round-trip tickets from Memphis, yia Nash
vile, sl5.iO, with st0poyer at Nashville gong or
coming.
The lessee. DR.. JOHN Il COOPER, Beershena
Springs, Grundy county, Tenn, OF JOHN T..
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| No. 5017, R. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby coun-
ty-State of Tennessee VS.. J. n. Oliver ct al.
by virtue Of an interiocutory decree for, sale
| IL entered in the above cause on the 9th day Of
December 1884, NJ. B. As, page u, 1 will sell, al
public auction, TO the highest bidder, in front Of
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NOn.ResIdent Notice.

Circuit Court Of Shelby County, Tennessee-
Kansas City, Sprinsield and Memphis Reilroad
Co. VS.. Francis White.
It appearing from tho pesision, nled 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 mako III.
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,
ans plead, answer or demur to plaintiff 8 Pc
tition, or the same will be taken for confessed as
copy Of this order be published onca week for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A-copy-Attess; JOS. UHL, Clerk
BY Geo. j. Campbell, Deputy Clerk.
Newman krb. Attorney for PLAINTIFF I'm
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Bon Aqua Springs

Hickman County Tenn
OPENS on the 18th June, 1855. with many
~ improvements, first class appointments, at
reasonahle price,. w. D. RUSSELL.
GSAPOE sPlkISGS AND Baths tALKA-
= line Lithia Waters; sls0 me Iron Waters.
Uampshire Co, ", Va. No Fogs. No MALARIA.
Who're the sick recover, and the well are always
happy. Send for pamphlet ". n. SALE, Prom n.
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Arkansas Riyer.R. L. Conn. Wednesday. s p. m
White River. CHIoKAsAw. Wednesday. s p. m
Friars Point.-.-.CoAHoNA, Wednesday. pm.
osceola ............DEAs ADAMS, W ednesday. p. m
Arkansas City. KATE ADAMS, Thursday, pm
Cinslnnsti .........JAs. W. GAFF, Thursday. pm
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From the first dose the symptoms rapidly dis.
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Some may cry humbug without knowing any
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p. NJ. STAELE Y ,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
FOR DIRECTORS.
slrnPaI.. -. - q. Is

TTyaE. .ssoekhaidsrs Of the Memhips City Rail
/ road Company are hereby notified that 9n
eietsion for I've directors viii be held a the
.ol.p Gny'e Office. corner Of Main aud Linden
sfrests "a Thursday, June ., lsSj, at o clock
am r. DUDLEY ERAKsEkI President.
.iAHEg ER0sIs Seerst2rgs
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| Point Comfort, '
Hv=eia HOTaI.
Old

4 Il q AA8AsDN AFEN Z I'm Nv y on
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TIE COTTON MARKETS.

The local market opened and closed
dull but steady, with quotations IN
changed, and sales of = bales reported,
all to spinners. Quotatations at the close
were:
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THE GULLEET
MAGNOLIA COTTON GIN.

A. the Worlds Cotton Centennial Exposition
in New Orleans il has lust taken the :" Highest
Award, Diploma and Gold Medal for light-draft,
best sample ana general utility"
Our machines are simple and durable, clean the
seed Thoroughly, and produce a large yield
They never break the roll in ginning, nor choke
under the severest test. They are also ight-draft
gin fast, and for superior sample have never been
equaled. For prices, particulars, ETC.. address
GULLEFT GIN CO., ANTE, LA.
Or OrSi!l BrOthers Il Co., Memphis Genn.
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RIVER NEWS.
sTEAMERs LEAVING


New 0rIeans....-.C'Y BAYoU SARA, Baker, 10 a m
St.FrancisR River. RESx MAcREADY, Joplin. Bpm
St-Frsneis River. WNsIK, Smith, pm.
st. Louis. BELLE MEMPHIS. Baker,6 pm.
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GENERAL TRADE.
CALL BOARD DEALINGS.

The following is a record Of bids, offer
iE2s and transactions during yesterday
session of the Call Bosrd:
CORN.
No. 2 white, spot, 5sc bid, SIC asked
June, sc bid, 5Sc asked; July, 5Sc asked
August, Coo asked; yesr, A5c asked No
4 white, 40c asked. No. 2 spot, 491c asked
June, 49sc asked; July, 48Ac bid, 493
asked; year, lie bid, 4Sc asked. No.
spot, 40c bid. No. spot, zoe bid.
o4Ts.
No. 2 white, spot, SIC bid; June, SIZE bid
July, SAC bid. No. spot, SIC bid, 39t
asked; July, 353c asked; August, 333
asked year, 303c bid.
COREyFAr.
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In general tfa5e the week was barren of
interest locally, excepting what attached
to the opening OF the potato trade. But
that has not fairly begun yet, and there
was very little sctlvity among the produce
dealers Provisions and bTeadstufis de-
veloped no material change in tone or
price. Eggs are dull and lower than at the
close of the previous week, With an abuld-
ant supply on the market. Groceries and
general supplies quiet and unchanged.
TIE cotton market also has been very
quiet, the tone ruling duh but steady az
the decline reported. An accounts from
the growing crops are very favorable. an
eventof the week was the advent of the
first bloom, which this season comes Is
days earlier thsn last, and from number
of localities, indicating an unusual uni
fOrmity of the crops advancement. sum
marizing the weeks business, the market
opened dull but steady, middhng quoted
a. 10sc, the price ruling st the close Of the
week, and closed duh but stesdy at 104c,
as the following comparative table indi-
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EVITt' HNHtC4NF-J'
Kate Adams-5SS scks seed and II q

Kate Adams-05o scks seed and n pkgf
sundries.
City Of Vicksburg-19e dry barrels, At
wet barrels, Is crates and ties hamH, so SKIS
malt and sos pks suudIies.
&. i. Cobb-l53 SKIS seed, LOT old iron,
II nd cattle and lot sundries.
Coahoma-3 bales cotton, 80 SKIS seed, 4
nd cattle and Is pkgs sundriee.
Dean Adams IS eks seed, "a bdlf
shingles and lot sundries.
Ohio-2099 pkgs merchandise.
City Of Cairo-Il93 pkgs merchandise.
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= III 2 = ~ 2 = =
as compared with TN

The total visible supply, June l9th,
vas 1897 40 bales, against z, e2S0i SIS bales
the same time last year, 2,493,525 bales ID
1888, and 9. los, $50 in 1892. The above
figures indicate q decrease in the cottOn'in
sight OF 2s3, 54S bales as conpsTed with the
came date Of 1884, & decrease OF $3.50
bales Is compared with the corresponding
date Of 1882, and a decrease Of 16l, lSO
as compared with 1882.
Liverpool spots began the week dull at
SECS 12-I6d, and closed dull and irregular
al 5 11-l6653d Saturday evening.
Liverpool futures began the week easy
at 5 4g-64d sellers for june deliveries, and
closed with June quoted Arm q 3 4l-64d,
buyers.
New York spots began the week slsady
at 10 o-l6c, 1-I6 below the price ruling foT
middliDg SC the close last Saturday. De
clines Of &c were reported during the
week, reducing the price CT middliDg cot
ton 10 10 ZIG, on which tbs Week closed.
The New Z ork future market closed with
June deliveries quoted at 1026@10.30.
New Orleans spots began the week easy,
with middliDg quoted at l0ie, &c below
the price railing at the close lsst Satur.
day. Declines Of C were made, ana .he
week closed steady, With middling quoted
at 10c. The New Orleans future market
closed with June quoted at 10000 .02c.
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IIlG Pavilion Hotel
WOlfbOrO, N. Il.

ra-The above we'll known and fayorite Hotel, on
the Lake, with accommodations for go guests,
will be opened this season b. Mr.. G.. NJ. Tilton,
late Of the Hotel Windsor, New Orleans. The
patronage Of the citizens of Memphis and vicin-
ity respectfully solicited.
Prices exceedingly reasonable Good fare and
6ue music GEO. NJ. TIJTON, Proprictor
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERvIeE, U. s. A, /
MEMPHIS, Tenn, juno Y, 1885, pm.
The following observations are taken at
all stations named at 75o meridian time, which
is hour faster than Memphis time
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FINANOE.

Money 6 to 8 per cent. on satisfactory col
lateral The following shows the clear
zacss and balances, the rates OF exchange
and prices Of local stocks and bonds at the
close Of Yesterdays business:
Clearances yesterday, Sl27, 22S %; thus
far this week, Sl27 ,22S %; same time last
week, Sl33, 1S6 80; same week last year,
S64,e64 Is; same weekin 1888. S147, SAL 81.
Balances yesterday, $40, 257 IS thus far
this week, So, PSI SO; same time last week,
Ss47lS IS; came week last year, Sl0,-
So SO; week in 1883, S35, 9S3 81.
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