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EUMBEa pIARKET.

The following are the wholesale prices
OF lumber in this market:
PoPLAR-l in, LIST and Sd clear, $lSG
81; II and 2 in, LIST and ID clear, $22G24;
common board, $109l2 so; siding strips
Ike, face measure, LIST and I'd clear, SD
ceiling, Ike in, LIST and I'd, $40: dressed, /
u and 2 IN, LIST and I'd, $4,000; com.
mon dressed, in, S14@15.
TMBER-Poplar, S5G99; cypress, $5G,9;
cottonwood, S2@S; gum, 1903 so; oak, S.
@8; ash, sos; black walnut, S20@50
YELLOW PIEE-l, Ii and in, LET snd
I'd, $20924; dressed, $50; flooring, and {
iu., S25; flooring, and ill.,, S27 so:
I'd flooring, So so; heart step lumber, S3E
90; / ceiling, SIS; { ceiling, $50 so;
ceiling, $40.
CYPEGss-1, II and . in, LIST and ID
clear, S2S@25; common, SIS; fencing
Ike, Is IT,, SIG.
OAK-1 to in, list and I'd, S20@22
common, and 2 in, SS@l2.
RED GUM-2ds, $1S9l9; common SS@10
CoTToSwooD-1 to 8 in. mill run, Gull.
out, Sl0911.
LATH-Poplar. g; cypress, 81 so.
BLACK WALNUT-1st and I'd, l, Z and
in.,4S65C975; common, S35 5000; culls, sIE
@25.
SHISsLEs-No. !, sawed or shaved, 81 %
sawed or shaYed saps, So.
AsH-lst and % clear, TO 8 in, S2OG
%; common, SIlG3f3 So
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10. FOr Beersheba Springs

THIS famous Summer Resort opens for the
i benefit Of the public June I5th, TO con-
finus the entire season Hotel renovated and re-
furnished, and facilities for entertainment second
Round-trip tickets from Memphis, via Nash
Eile sl5.lO, with stOp-oyer at Nashville going or
coming.
the lesaee, DR.. JOHN Il. COOPER. Beershehg
Springs, Grundy county, Tenn, or JOHN T..
KEY, AGENT. A North Court St, Memphis, Tenn.
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5l5 per 1000 feet dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, S25 shingles, 1904 so; Iathing-
poplar, 5. rs; cypress, 50 per 1000 lsths.
Extra prices for extra lengths sbovs 20
feet.
LIME AND OEAsEF-f'are Alabama lime,
75@85c in bulk delivered; 90(995o per
barrel; in store; Loujsyille cement, 81 SOFA
l 70 per barrel; Rosedale cement, 81 25@
? 90 per barrel; Portland, $494 so: Ro-
man, IS; plaster of Paris, - so; Hair, sc
per pound; Ace per bushel.
NAILs-82 81 mar keO
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WoOL-Ohoice washed, CSC per 10 IN
washed, 10(923c; unwashed bury, lOC9
Ice; clear do, 16@22c. Market weak.
HIDEs-Dry flint No. l, 16!c; no. 2,
133c. Dry sailed, l0(911c. Green sailed
639Sic. Tallow, 8963c. Beeswax, 22@
26c. Market firm.
ST. LOUIS. June 29.-E,ool easy: tub
washed, zoe, PC; unwashed, 10@194c;
fair to choice medium and combing, $50
l93c; carpet stock, 9C9l3c; Texas, ak 10
eight months growth, Io@ISc; twelve
months, growth. Iaa.- Doc.
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Or. D. S. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
Medical Dispensary,
No. u Jefferson ST.,
Bes~eon szain ana RroBs. gesannis
TKsraRLrsuE1S III 1871

nR: JOHNSON Is acknowIedssd By all parties
trtstestod as b. far the m09escc eessful phy-
siclaa n the 1ratment Of pztrats OK secret dis
tAses- Quick. permansnt enros guAanteed IN
sgery case male OF female. Receuf es.sot q
gut tne use 81 mercury, change Of del OF hin-
arence rom h1slness. Secondary Sypt Ills, the
last vestige cradioatsd without the ussAof mer-
oqry. ,lnvoin ntary loss OF semen stopTAsd In
ehorttsEs. Sufferers from impoteDcy "a loss o.
sexual pQWore restored 10 free TiRor I'M . few
weeks. tictih5 Of telf-abuse and exHqssiTe
seher7, suffering rom Hpgrmatorrhos and lsa Of
pnSsic4l or lneIstai power, speedily and p,irm1-
nently cured. Particular attention paid % the
Diftzsos Of Nonens and cures g1arantssd.l PILES
"a old sores cured without the use Of cauacio or
tho knift. All consultations strictly confdoL tial1
Neoteinss rent b. express to al pArts o4the.
ssr HcrknEnen eartd e. half the usual prices.
once hours from c'olosk s.m. % g p.m.
n = TOuNEnN~ n
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Receipts at Memphis during the week
aggregated $50 bales, against Ala bales
the previous week, l75l bales the cor
responding week last season, and 476
in 1888. The total receipts since Septem-
Der 1, 1884, were 42S, GSS bales, against
446, III bales st the corresponding period
last season, a decrease of Is, 0S3 bales. At
the same time in 1888 the receipts were
J06,951 bales.
Shipments during the week aggregated
2I23 bales, against 1858 bales the previous
week, 1865 bales the corresponding week
last season, aud 1898 ba'es in 1888. The
total shipments since September LIST were
400 $50 bales, against 440, Az bales in 1884,
and 4S7 ,l74 bales in 1888.
The total stock on hand YVES 12,31S
bales, against 1872 bales at this time
last year; in 1888, 10, 70S bales.
Sales in Memphis during the week
aggregated $50 ba.es, of which ex-
porters took - bales, spinnerss $50
bales, against a total Of 700 bales last
week, of which - bales were to export
eIs, and 700 ba'es to spinners. Total
bales since September /, 1884, to close of
this week, $40, 100 bales, of which ia, SIS
bales were to exporters, and POI 800 bales to
spinners and spectators. MiGdling dull
but steady, at l0sc.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS.
WEEK ENDING SINCE sKPTRN-
JUNE26 1855. BER LIST.
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MIsS MARY J. BALDWIN. Principal. Opens
passed in its location; in It's buildings and
grounds: in its general appointments and sani-
tary arrangements; its full corps Of superior and
experienced teachers; its unrivaled advantages
in Music, Modern Languages, Elocution. Fine
Arts, Physical Culture. and instruction in the
theory and practice of Bookkeeping; the sue
cessful effort made to secure health. comfort and
happiness; its opposition to extravaganza; its
standard OF solid scholarship. Board, ETC., and
For full particulars apply TO the Principal for
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In general trade there is very little of
importance to report. The produce trade
is occupied with fruit and potatoes, but
the outlook is not very encouraging. Deal
ers complain of large proportion of in
ferior stock of potatoes, and prices have
settled down to figure that encourages
neither producer or shipper. Provisions
and breadstuffs have been quiet all the
week, with a shade higher demanded for
ciear-rib-side salt meats. The poultry and
egg markets are overstocked and quota
tons merely nominal.
The cotton market began the week very
much depressed, which condition ruled
until the last two days when better feel
ing and light advances were reported from
Liverpool and New York, which stiffeDed
up the tone OF the local market without
causing higher quotations. Summarizing
the weeks business. the market opened
dull but steady, middling quoted at l04c,
the price ruling at the close Of the week,
and closed steady at 105c, as the following
comparative table indicates:
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Messrs. f. A. Jones 3 o., live STOCK
and commission merchants, Monroe street,
furnish the following quotations Of the
horse and mule market:
HoRsEs-Good driving, $125@25G; good
saddle, Sl4o930O; plugs, $35@S0; good
mares, S35GIa0.
MULEs-l4s to ID. sII0@lSo; Is to 1874,
31259l40; 1871 to Is, S14O@175. Supply
small: dar1snd moderate
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FINANCE.

Money 6 TO 8 per cent. on satisfactory COL
lateral. The following shows the clear
ances and balances, the rates of exchange
and prices OF local stocks and bonds at the
close OF Yesterdays Business:
Clearances yesterday, SI47, 79S 81; thus
far this week, 81 1898 81; seme time last
week, Sl27, 22S; same week last year, $685.
5l4 10; sarle week in 1883, $77,777 SO.
Balances yesterday, sci, 70S 90; thus far
this week, SCI, 70S SO; same time last week,
$40, 257 So; same week last year. S23,
500 20; same week IN 1888, $780, $3.50 60.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

Beyond sight improvement in bust
ness at the banks, as compared with the
previous week, indicated in the Clearing
house statement below, the week under
review is barren of events worthy Of men
ton in connection with financial affairs.
BaPkers report business extremely dali
all the week, and money in abundance.
The weeks business aggregate at the
banks shows an improvement, as compar-
ed with thai of the preceding week accord
ing to the Clearinghouse statement APP
pended:
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WHISKY. ETC.
WHIsKY-Straight Bourbon, 81 50@6

WHIsKY-straight Bourbon, 81 5O@6
rye, 81 50@7.
WINEs-lmported port, 81 5096; sher-
ry, 81 5096; ampagne-Amerieau ex-
ira, S79S; Piper Heidsick, s25627
Mumn's extra dry, $29(d31; Roederer, S2g
OBJ; We. Cliquot, $31@33; claret, IS 75(G
Ii per box; Oatswba, $4(95 per case.
CHICAGO. June 29.-Whisky firm, 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Whisky steady,
81 1S.
OINcrNsATI, June 29.-Whisky dull and
nominal, 81 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, June .-Whisky-West-
srn rectiied. 81 056al %.
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ssc; choice cooking summer ysnoE, $50
38c.
Less ansar-load lots: Cchoice cooking
summer yelloV, 40s942c; choice winter
yellow, 4S(950cs
CorroN-sEED MKAL-Prime, I. o. b.,
$19 25 per ton.
Cor1oE-SKED - Cotton-seed, railroad
sacked, $l2 par ton, delivered; wagon seed
delivered, So per ton; river seed. on bank
$40 per ton. Rates established by Mem.
phis Cotton-Seed CLEARINGHOUSE.
New ORLEANS, June 29.-Cotton-seed
oil-prine crude, 2S3929c; summer vel
low, 35t637c; cooking, 43945c; cake, 24G
244c fob. Market quiet but steady.
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GROCERIES,.

CoFFEE = Common, s3@9s; ordinary,
99lQ5e; prime Rio, l1@lI5e; choice,
12lGi31c; old government, 20928c.
SUeAR-Pure white, &c; off white
&c; yellow clarified. &c; open kettle
6964c; refined a, Tie; granClated, Tic
powdered, Sc; cut LOAF, Sc.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, common to fair
| 3G(a27c; prime 10 choice. 4SGS53c; syrup
25tgsoc; esptriitgsA, iRnev, so common
TO fair, 2sia13Sc; prime to isir, 35G940c.
CANDiEs-Stieks, Sll sizes, in boxes, pals
and barrels, S5c.
BAsGIEe AID TIzs-Bagging, jute, sIG
Tee, 81 3091 40:
SoAP-34@53c per pound.
CAEDLSS-FUll weight, I25c.
ToBACco-Common, 1l-inch, 25G3S5c
other grades and styles, 35@90c. Snuff
Garrett 8, $11 per case; Rslph's, $40 25 pei
case; railroad, 50 25Gl0
SALT-Per CARLO d, ST. SO per barrel
| 81 80 in sacks; pockets, bleaehsd, 2sCA7c
coarse, 81 Is; carloads from leyse or de
pot, 5C910c cheaper.
C4NEED GooDs, ETC.-Prices per dozen.
PiReapPlss, 81 50ta)1 Co; pesoies, GLIB
standard, 81 so; seconds, 81 20; tomatoes
| 2-lb standard, 81 !; Glib, 81 25(aI IS; straw
berries, 81 25@1 so; rsspberries, 81 I5G
z0s DiHckDSFIlS5, I'll lU{dll 20; greer
cages, 81 2591 so; pears, No. =, ST so
/ p, ,l-,a 81 so; asparagus, S4@4 SO; greer
corn, SOL 4Oi greer, ;,e-a; q 75i c0y'
Qystere, fTlll weight, lib, 81 Is; cove oys
ters, full seighty lib, Il 10; cove oysters
| light weight, lib, 6ilc; cove oysters, ligh
1 weight, z-lb, 81 90; condensed milk
Crown, Sc 4o96@5o; Eagle, 50 %; Swiss
1905 %.
BALTIMORE, June 29.- Cofee-s steady
and quieti Rio car oes, ordinary to lair Il
| @83c.
NEW ORLEANS, jane 29.-Coffse auie
but steady; Rio cargoes, common /,
prime, 7G94e. Sugar dull; off white
6sc; second 5C96 Lice. Molasses-stead,
common to good common, HOPPE; fair t
good fair, 23(925c; primeto strictly prime
GOOSE.
NEw YoRK, June 2a.-Coaee-spot fai
Rio dull. 8sc; OF duii sales, $500 bags
July, zoe; A ton September
9 95c; October, I'd; November, 7.l0c
February, Tic. Sugar dull and nomi
nal refined quiet and steady; granulated
6sS6 Il-I6c.
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DAILY REPORF.

The money market presents nonew feat
rFes. Local securities are dull and quota
tiora Esery nominal.
The Gotten market closed steady, with
middling .qIoted st 10se, and GALES Of 80
bales, all to spinners. Receipts were q
bales, OF which were pg Ijyer; ship
ments, none. Stock, 1854 bales. = ew
York spots closed steady, n1iddling quoted
at 10 7-I6c; futures closed quiet, June
quoted at 10.28@l0.30, and other months
8 to 10 points lower. New Orleans spots
closed steady at 9 15-16c; INJURIES closed
dull but steady, June quoted nominal,
and ether months 10 20 IL points lower.
Liverpool spots closed steady at full rates,
quoted at II-1GC95id; futures closed IL
regular, June, June-g My. 40-64d, sellers.
Stock at Liverpool, June Goth, $4,000
bales, against 81, 900 bales Esxqe date last
year. Receipts at all United States ports
yesterday, 749 bales.
Universal complaint OF dizziness in gen.
eral trade, with no changes in values to
quote Receipts and shipments yesterday
were as follows:
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'.0h, how I do wish my Skin, was as clear, fair
and soft as yours" said lady to her friend.
rs0a can q. u easily y mae i So answered the
. By using Eop Bitters that makes fure, rich
blood ana blooming health and beauty. 1t did il
for me- as you observe r.
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NEW FIRM

II NJ. APPERS0N and j. u. QUIGLEY have
d. this day formed a copartnership for the
purpose of conducting General Grocery and
M. Apperson 4 Co., at the old stand, No. 23S1e
Front and 6 Jefferson street. Memphis. Tenn,
where they, viii be pleased to see all their old
Il. nj. ApPESSON.
s. ID. OITIGLFY
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NOTICE.

THE firm of Z. NJ. Apperson ( CO., composed
this day dissolved by mutual consent. M. Ap-
person will collect all the assents Of the said
firm, and discharge all of its liabilities Mem
phis, June l, 1855 Z. n. APPERSQN-
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E0EE SgSIyIKN

Warming and COnfOrti
. If you are suffering from poor health
languishing on a bed of sickness, take cheers
if you are simply ailing, or if you feel
weak or dispirited, without
clearly knowing why, Hop
Bitters viii surely cure you.'
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Market opened 5210c lower, but closed
frmer;. rough and mixed. So 95694 05
packing and shipping, 81 0594 10 light
weights, So 1904 25; skipe, SO as 60
Sheep receipts, $500 head shipments,
SEQ head; market weak; 10fD25c lower
natives, 1904 Texans. g 50g93 80; ;
lambs, per head. $l@2 rs. At The Liy-
erpool cattle market to day there was q
light supply Of both American and Cana
dian, and only fairly large general sup
ply. The market ruled 1c higher, best
American cattle ceiling l4fc per 10,
dressed weight.
ST. LOUIS, June .-Cattis-reeeipis,
2200 head shipments, 700 head steady
and firm good light tochoiee heavy ship
steers, S5(96; good butchers steers. "a so
"A 80; mixed butebeTing stock, SO 259
4 %; stockers and feeders, So scat rs I;
grass Texans, - s5C93 70; corn-fed Tex
ans, 50 1904 %. Hogs-receipts, $500
head shipments. $500 head; lower and
slow; Yorkels, $4C94 10; packers, So 700
4 butchers, q 1904 20 Sheep receipts,
500 head; shipments, 1900; good grades
steady and wanted; fair 70 good, S. $50
70; good TO choice, s. 75d4; 9 mon
TO medium, - 25G53: Texans, 81 1908 %.
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If when you call for Hop Bitters Csee green clas-
ter Of Hops tAe ichite Label the druggist hands
Bitters or with other Hop name, refuse it and
shun that druggist you would viper; and il
he has taken your money for the stuff, indict
him for fraud and sue him for damages for tho
swindle, and we will reward you literally for the
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PEraOEEUaI aAsKEr.

OoAL-on--Prime white wholesale lots,
he per gallon.
TIrusvILJE, PA, June educational Tran
sit certificates opened at 90; highest price,
9S5 lowest, 90; closed, 933.
BRADFORD, Pa, June 29.-National
Transit certificates opened az got, and
closed at 995; highest price, "a; lowest,
90f; runs, 66,523; total shipments and
charters not reported; eleaTances, 9Th,
4,5SS,OOO.
OH CRY, Pa, June 90 National
Transit certificates opened at 904 highest
price, "a; lowest, 903; closed at 9S4; sales,
6,957, 000 brls; clearanees, 100000 brls
runs, $3.50 brls; shipments, not posted
charters, 30,446 brls.
PITTsBURe, June 29.-Tbe oil market
was very much EXCITED again to-day, and
prices closed several points higher than
the opening figures. The feeling Was H.
tensely bullish, and a general disposition
to buy was manifested. Toward the close
the shorts" became frightened, and began
to cover. but no failures were reported.
The market opened with sales at 901, adj
vaneed to 90, then broke to 9O3 on selling
to realize, and reported New York failures,
but recovered again and closed strong al
933, with the tendency still upward.
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MONTROBS HOTEE.

BlLOA1s MISS.
OPEN SUMNER AND WINTER.
sTHTs delightful Seaside Resort for Tourists 0 f
i fers girst class Accommodations. hOtsl y
Nsvico- and affords fine Heating. Fishing.
HHnf{up and Driving. The accessibility,
80. an an freedom from malaria, renGer Biloxi
1e m the poose desirable spots the q lf shore.
Sz-Jfotel First -alsss Rates Reasonable.
Applications for rSCE-s. ~ mai or telegraph
will receive proIIpt attentlgns , - 49,.
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Feet 10th. z Get lotbsI Ri I'M

Above l.
low Hater.I
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cOrroN-sxED.

CorroE-SEKD Ons in carload lots,
prime crude Q. Soil, 29930c; of crude, 25a
2Sc; prime summer yellow, 36(93Sc; off
summer yellow, 35@S6c; Miners, 500
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mOvEmEa rs Ar THE LEvEF.

ArTiUals.-ArkaDsas City, st. Louis
Kate Adams, Arkansas City; R. /. Cobb,
Arkansas river; Ch:ckasaw, White river;
Buckeye State, Cincinnati; Dean Adams,
osceola; Coahoma, FFisrs Point
Departures Arkansas City, Vicksburg;
Kate Adams, Arkansas City; Coahoma,
Frisrs Point; Dean Adams, Oseeola; Buck
eye State, Cincinnati.
Boats IN Port.-R. I. Cobb, Chickasaw,
Winnie, Rene Macready and Enquirer.
BOqts Due Doton.-City of Baton Rouge
aud Belle Memphis.
Boats Due Up.-City OF Natchfz and
City Of Providence.
Receipts Yesterday.
Arkansas Oity-l500 pkes merchandise.
ChickasaW-1 bale cotton and 10 pkgs
sundries.
Kate Adams bales cotton, 924 SKIS
seed and 35 pkgs sundries.
Coahoma-lS bgs seed-cotton, 419 sks
seed and 10 pkgs sundries.
Z. L. Cobb-5 horses, 40 nd cattle, 1853
SKIS seed and 1872 pkss sun. ries
Buckeye State-70O kgs nails, 100 brls
salt, 10 tons iron and $40 pkgs sundries.
Dean Adams-247 SKIS seed, 1856 skis ear
corn, pol brls potatoes, 2 steers and pkes
sundries.
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STATIONS.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The local market opened and closed
steady, with quotations unchanged, and
sales of so bales reported, all to spinners.
Quotations at the close were:
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No. 556s R. Di-ehan.ery Court of Shelby coun-
Y Tenn A. Wigs et al. VS.. the Mutually
PURSUANT TO an order Of sale in this cause on
Q clock N. and o'clock pm, will sell in
front Of the courthouse, Memphis, Tenn, the
following described property, namely; The en-
IN the PREMISES on the southwest corner OF Auc-
ton and Front streets which passed by the ea .
from the Milburn Gin and Machine COmpaf z
the defen dant, II. A. Mutually, subject - iae
terms and conditions of the said lease, and Il the
lease from Amos Woodruff as trustee, unde-
which the said Milburn Gin and Machine Com
pany holds the said promises And also all the
engines, boilers, machinery and other propertv
used in or about belonging to the said MuiIalIv
Crus hing and Refining Company, and including
al that may be embraced in the inventory Of j.
M. Fowlkes, the receiver, on hle with thu Clerk
and Master, except such prOducte OF The mill As
have already been sold or otaefwise disposed OF
by the said reeei; er under the former orders of
office furniture and fixtures, safes, tools, lamps
pipe fittings and Q her property Of the said Null
laily Crushing and Refining Company of every
description, whether embraced in the said in
yentory or not, and wheresoever or in whosoeY-
er's custody or control the same may be. But It
Il not intended that any debts owing to the said
Company, or any chooses N action belonging q IL
shall be sold or disposed of. ~ ~
All the property herein described to be said
VIII pc sold &c whole. except one battery u 6ye
crasnins TOTE hno .Our linters, and enc stand Of
piiesses, III. aiding pumps, stop and hydraulic
PIpe oag,hller and two hesters, being the same
last furnished by the isilburn Gin anil Machine
company 10 Ena Mollaily crushing and Refining
company. The articles so excepted will each be
sole separately.
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash; balance in
equal installments of six and twelve months +;
Clerk and Master Of said Court, with interest
from dets, with SECURITY e be approved BY the
reas.yes; J. N. F0WLKES, Receive
VIM. NJ. Randolph, Taylor 4 carroG. Este
Warmer, Solicitors.
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New YORK, June 29.-In some depart
ments there has been fair inquiry with
some business, but as a whole the market
has been quiet, as Is usual to the closing
days Of the closing days of the semi-an-
nual season
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The EaoEeuIen the crop at twenty
six interior TOW mp to Friday, June
26;h, was as fol Receipts, 2S04 bales,
against $500 bales last yesr-decrease
495 bales; aud agaiD 1894 bales in
IsS3-deerease, 2960 GALES. Shipments,
6775 bales, against 1857 bales last year
decrease, 1912 bales, and against 1885
bales in 1sS3-decrsase. 7720 bales: Stock,
35,g72 bales, against 1851 bales last
year-decrease, S575 bales; and against
1850 bales in lSS3-decrease, 1887
bales.
The plantation movement for the week
ending Friday, jane 26th, was as follows,
as compared with the three previous years
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New orleans..-. BATON Rou0E, Whitledes, 9 am
St.FrancisRiver. RKSE MAcREADY, Joplin, p. m.
St-Franeis River. W IsxrE. Smith, 8 pm.
scanlan's Land. ESouTRER, pm.
St. Louis C PRovIDEEcE. Carveil, p m.
WEDNESDAY.
Frisrs Point. Wednesday. pm.
Arkansas River R. L. coHB, "Wednesday, pm.
White .CHIoKkskw. Wednesday, S D. N.
0secoIa .-......-..s DEAs ADAMS, Wednesdays pm
Cincinnati ........'OHio, Thursday, S pm.
Arkansas City, KATE ADAMS, Thursday, 5 pm.
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WEATHER AVN EiyERs.

0FFIoH SIGNAL SERVICE, u. SAL
MEMPHIS, TESS., June "a, 1885, pm. !
The following observations are taken at
sll stations named at i50 meridian time, which
Is hour faster than Memphis time.