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BREADsrUFFs.


C3-g-White, 65@66c; mixed 56957c,
from store. Prom ievee-white, Gle sacked,
SIC bulk mixed, 55c sacked, 4Sc bulk.
HAY-Strictly choice, from store, SOC;
prime, 75c; prairie, zoe; round lots from
levee or depot, choice, Sl4; prime, Sl3;
prairie, $40.
0A4sLEhite, are, and mixed, 43c from
store. Round lots from levee or Track
white, sacked, 42c; mixed, sacked, Ace; in
bulk, white, 40c; mixed, 3Se.
BRAN-From store, S0@S5e per cwt;
Tolra lots from levee, SIC g. per ton.
CoRSAEAL-etendard, 81 9O@S; pear,
% 1904 from store ;'oo cheaper from mill,
levee or track.
BEANs--Navy, 81 1901 So medium, 81 so
al 50. Table peas, 81 2591 70 per bushel.
Stock Fe-s, no demand.
0ATMEAL-In half barrels, "a from
store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, s. so
from store.
FLoUR-Frnm store, triple extra. 81 500
GO; family, S4(95; choice, S. 25(d)5 30;
fancy, s. 1906; extra fancy, S.; patents,
SIS 50(a6 70; round lots from levee or
track l0GDl5c cheaper.
HoHINY AND 9EITs-FTom store, IS 70
OF
RrcE-Louisiana, 6!@6ae; Carolina, 10
73c.
CRACKERs-Soda, extra, Ale; soda, double
extra, SC; assorted jumbles, triple extra,
l0c; ginger snaps, extra, &c.
LOUISVILLE, June 26. = Grain quiet.
Wheat-No. 2 longberry, 81 o.; No 2
red, 81. Gorn-No. ? mixed, sic; No.
2 white, 564e. OAts-No. > mixed, 3i4c.
KANSAS CRY, June 26.-Wheat lower;
cash, zoe bid, 154c asked; July, zee; Au-
gust, 7S3979c. Corn lower; cash, Size
bid, S5lc asked july, Soc bid, SIC asked !;
August, 81 &c bid, 3Stc asked. Oats nom
inal; 294c asked.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-Flour easier; fam
lily, 81 25G14 SO; fancy, 81 65(a4 so. Wheat
easier; No. 2 red, 81; receipts, 500 bu
shipments, 500 bu. Corn dull; No. 3
\ mixed, 4SC94S4c Oats easy; No. mixed,
Soc Rye dull and lower; No. ., Csc.
Barley quiet extra 20. 3 spring, 57@5Sc.
REw ORLEANS, June 26-Flour drner
but not gHotably higher; choice, S4 20;
/ fancy, 81 90G95; extra fancy, $5Cg6 %,
| Minnesota patent process, s. so; winter
wheat patents, s. rs. Corn quiet and
| weak; mixed, in sacks, 5Sc; yellow, SOC
white. SSa69c. Oats steady; choice West
| esn. 40(G4lc. Cornmeal quiet at 81 so
| HAY steady; prime, SIS; choice, SPOOL
Rice quiet bat steady louisiana, ordinary
to prime, 4s@5sc.
ST.. LOUIS, June 26.-Flour dull; family
So COOS IS; choice, S494 10; fancy, II &C
| as; patents, S. 2595 so. Wheat active
/ and lower, but Unsettled; declined 5aIl &c
early recovered 4C94c, and closed &C below
/ yesta.aay. No. 2 red, cash, 9SIc; July
| 97EG9Sics closing CSC bid; August, 9Ss@
99ac, closing 99lc bids September, 81 0Oi
| al Ols, closing 81 0lS bid: Corn zeal
ana very slow; No. 2 mixed, cash, A45a
44ie; July, 44lGg442c, closing 443c; Au
gust, 44bC845c; September, $50. Oats in
active; No. 2, mixed, cash, S2tt9sSc
August, Pale; year, 2ll1924Se. Bye dnli
GOc asked. Flax-seed nominal. Hay
prairie, SOIL so; timothy, $la9l6
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UP 5000 FEET.
DEER PARK ARD OAKLAND,

On the Crest Of the Ailogbanies, within the Fa-
NOUS Glade Section, Directly on the Line
Of the 3. end O.
No Stage Rides or Bus Tran 5iers. All Limited
Fxuress Trains stop. With the new and impair
siiSisd fast schedule on tho Baltimore ana OHIO
RAILROAD these lovely twin resorts are Beyond All
romusEis0n the most adyantaEeousty locs lst5
moth AZ 70 train service aud surroundings, Of any
East OF the Rockies Leave Cincinnati after
Iiurer: grrive DssrPart for ssrlT srea stast. he
cunning trains are Cally favorable: Leave Deer
PARK after supper; arrive az Clnciunau lor
lreaI-fast There II also Day Express each
Eav, making Double Daily 94a3ns each way
IN and %, Limited for Washington a1d Bait
more, via Deer Park and Oakland, leave S-ii L.
natl 40 pm, arriving " ss1iugton 80 p,EisI
baltimore :l5 pm, 3 azd o. L,mlte4 4 loI Cih7
efl1nati, St. Louis and south va Deer f3fh ana
0arland, leave Baltimore ESQ D. "a. arriving at
Cincinnati at IS an, ct. Ions b:5J p.st.
MsguffCcnt Trains nroEEl ltlylt yl@sFf's
EIoeniug. Pnrior, famiiy-roOIE and Day Coaches.
Season opens june Ia. 30 EIes4 80
zI9sguitos! 10 Hay Feverl No MaiaTial
Deer Park aud oakland the one being but 2
charming drives counecttnE the ms VAL pc uuuef
the MANAGEMENT Of Mr. ". s. " ALhEh; Who'ln
his two seasons management Of A's.r PARK MADE
suug enthusiastic friends Of the gigrtQgs res 1rts
sTnong Southern people j. and o. leiEE-1ph
9fices IN both hotels; also, fine LiTtry and ms
addressed u ". j. W a kerr On. en- NitE holei,
Cumberland. Nd, mp 20 June l3tn. After that
,!ats either Deer PAX or oakland Md.
RATES-si0, SIS and go per month, according
90 locations. The B. and o. Company n49 spared
no e1pense 10 rendering Deer Pork 4pe oakland
che leading Mountlin Resorts Of tue Ea7t, az d
f0r the season OF IS lac attractions VIII be Of {.
character not hitherto equ4llej, and the cuisine
OF both houses me- eEecllcd. Ale Finest Place
for Children in she Land.
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HOusEHoLD SUPPL, ~

VEGETABLES - Onions, yellow new, $40
so per barrel. Potatoes-Irish, rev home
raised, 81 80 packed, 5OG975e loose. Cab
bage, So 1904 25 per crate. Turnips, 81 80
per barrel. Kraut, new, 81 25(95 per bar
rel; 81 50(12 rs per half barrel. Garlic,
ST. per 100.
APPLES Green apples, loose, sil@1 25.
Dried apples, 34G42c per pound from
store. Dried peaches, els7c from store.
Piekles, medium barrel, S7(G,7 go; half
barrel, $494 so; pint jars ST 25 per dozen ;
quart jars, 81 75(d2 per dozen.
PoULTRY-spring chickens, 81 2592 so
old hens, s. 50(G)2 rs: extra fat, So young
and mixed, 81 5092 80.
FRESH Naturalization Kansas City
steers, heavy, Hose; light, &c; COWS and
heifers,.e1e97c; mutton, 7Ac; mutton sad
dles, DC; lambs, Toe; pork. &c.
FRuEF-6ranges, $394 80 per box. Lenn-
ons, 1908 z5 per box. Bananas, $l@2 SO
per bunch. Oocosnuts, S. per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, 6(97c; Tennessee, farmers
stock, 2ac; recleaned, 34944c; resisted, &c
higher; shelled, 10c. Almonds, 10000.
Cheatnnts-green, 12sc; dry, l5e. Texas
pecaps, kO(915e; Arhansas, 4(96c. English
wslunts, l2c; Naples, Ice. TilbtTte. l4c,
Brazil nuts, Sc. Raisins-Do layers
50 1907; Imperial, 80 1904. Brandy
cherries, sos IS per do-ea.
CIDEk-Missouri, 81 so per barrel and
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IIlG Pavilion Hotel
WOlfbOrO, N. 4.

s,s-The above vel known and favorite Hotel, on
tbe TaI,s. with Accommodations for 90 guests,
will be opened this season by Mr. G.. Il. Thtlu.
late of the Hotel Windsor, New Orleans. The
patrons-e Of the citizens Of Memphis and viein-
ity respectfully solicited
Prices exceedingly reasonable Coed fare and
g. ii. GEO. N TTLTnN. prourietor.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
IRRfYAs AND DEPIR7URE on TRALYS.


asjssissippI valley R0ute-I.., n. O. q r.
lin eject Sunday, May a, 1851.
No 1, Going South-Leaviug Memphis $3.50
pm; arriving at Arkansas City am; Nicks-
This train Iesrinr Memphis ct s. 81 o'clock b m.
will arrive at Greenxiile at lo:l5 Rim.
No. 2, Going Eorth-Lesving New Orleans 1898
an; arriving az Niekshurg 10 - m; Memphis
pm. connects with this train.
No 8, Gsipg sapth-Leavins Memphis / 2;o0
ans ~ am.
No. 4 Going North Leaving New Orle a $500
p.u.; Nicksburs at 8 us am: arriving as dem
phis - PIN. No. sleeper to VisksGu., bniy;
No. 3, through sleeper to New Orleans.
4; j. IN a m, g. z 4, Memphis; Iele.
NJ. BURKE, Gen,l sup,t.
&tssJszi9af szid .Teaaessee.--Maii train
caves at ;l5 Pm. arrives at $50 e. N. tIoight
train leaves daily oxoeptCoun cay g 80 Am :
arrives daily except sunday at s 80 an.
GsesRPeake, 0gsEo and Souz-tyE sstl, pa
Trains move - foilows No. Ifast line iaiiy)
leaves e Ssl5 SIN. No; leaves AZ l:50 pm.
daily Except sunday. No; tiast iine iaiiyl 2r7
rlvos Al 30 pm. Mai ana express arrlves daily
atS:lis.m. Ripley accommodation arrives daily
taxcept Sunday OF 1855 an
sae7hp ass ard Eatsae ElecE-lTrains move
% follow Central ston dsri tilaal: No leaves
daily at 80 D.u.i -rEiyss at 1000 pm; No.
ireissa ie2ves hopsGold daily, except sunday
At 500 a-t1-s arrives all 800 pm.
kseufsslIIo szssi NsslayiE7e--Tralus move as
5Oil9Asi kast mall arrives daily a. & 80 an. !
+SaVEr at II 100 on; rsii leaves daily So s:0U
AN. 'o7insFiil- conn oc1-ioE lacvos dlilyi
eFeebt Sunday q. ~ p-Ia-i alall 27ziscs delly
q as0l p.r3- hroWnsvlite pcca-i1a srElFos
taiiyi except Sunday, lt 80 e.e- standard
tiuel.
1des-s st2tEa szsts zsxtSHl0Ez-fraing n0Fe
a. foliog-s: Through cSrrcgs leaves &sily At
l9:55 r.u. Asil and Szrcsss ieaves daily nt s:t2
an S1uerTllc accommodation leaves tauys
N'spt ollgay, 30 u pm. 4rE5aE4 dAfre7s
Fsivec daily e. 1870 SIN. aat sad ozprcss
aTTiE1g dsiig a. 5s1a p.n. Bonneville acoDuimo-
aHtiun arrives daily. eEcert Sun cayt % 81 FL M.
Kansas CtfEs EFaEiEigs = sESl ssad y eHlFllsia-
lraiL1 iaave r. and 7. depot as follows: No 4,
mail and Express leaves daily at ID 90 ana; No.
3, mail and express ARRIVES az 1910 - r1s 10. 3
81 louis sxrresg lesQes daily ~ 2;3J PIN; no,
SIS, 81. Louis express arrives At y -ih pm.
sLcsupisss. selma aud HrsHsvieic- Holly
Springs ReUte-Iraius move as folOws: Leave
Memphis daily at3;a1 pine; arrive ut il SO sin.
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Bonita Springs

NTOW OFES-OnIy che mile from BLaCA
- ROCK. ARK. on Kansas city Road .-lp a''
miles from Memphis. Everything new and COM
plete. Hish, healthy splendid Saicf ana S"o-
fishing. Eound-trip To SPRINGS 81
NJ. q. WILSON Proprietor,
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GENERAL NEWS


VERY warm.
BUSINESS quiet.
THE Coahoma was in and out on time
yesterday.
THE s. L. Wood and tow passed south
yesterday.
THE Ed Foster leaves for Arkansas river
this evening.
A FINE shower yesterday morning, but
not enough of it.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, 2 bales of
cotton and 500 sacks of cotten-seed.
THE Rene Macready, in from St. Francis
river yesterday, returns Tuesday evening.
THE Alberta arrived from White river
yesterday, and returns this evening as
usual.
THE Dean Adams brought down a good
lot of potatoes, and returned to Osceola
yesterday evening.
THE Z. W. Cole, under command Of
Capt. Edward Fulton, will be on deck for
excursions all day Sunday.
The John Gilmore and barges passed
south late night before last, dropping a
barge of terraseotta pipe here,
CAIRO wants a Memph team to tackle
in the diamond field tomorrow. Cairo is
evidently looking for soft snap.
THE A. G.. Pierce, in from Dyersburg
night before last, went back yesterday
morning with good load of sundries.
THE City of Providence, passing to
Vicksburg early yesterday morning, dis
C arged about 1000 packages and added 90
tons.
THE Henry Lowry, with tow of barges,
passed up yesterday evening, taking in tow
here two barges loaded with old railway
iron to be transferred to Gfay's Iron Line
for Pittsburg at Cairo.
ST. LOUIS Republican, Thursday: "Capt
James Good, general superintendent of
the st. Louis and Mississippi Valley Trans
portation company, and Capt. John Camp
bell, of the tug G. II. Rea, saved family
of FIVE pers lns, a man and his wife and
three children, from drowning on the east
side yesterday. Capt. Good Gays Capt.
Campbell handled the children like they
were baseballs.
EDWIN THOMAS, who fell overheard and
was drowned, above Evansville, off the
Joseph b. Williams, resided in Louisville,
where he leaves a wife and three children.
He was missed at midn ght after the
change of watches. A search was insti-
tuted, and after some time marks of blood
were discovered on the gunwales of the
guard forward the boat. Six fnger-nails
were also found torn from the flesh and
sticking in the wood of the eunnels.
CINCINNATI Times-SfdT, 22d: The Wy
oming did not get away from here until IL
o'clock pm. Saturday. Her inability to
obtain pilots was the chief difficulty, her
own men being unwilling to suffer cut
in wages, and no one could be found who
would take their places. At last Lewis
Shrsagg, q Memphis pilot, and nephew
of Capt. Frank Stein, commander of the
Wyoming, was prevailed upon to accom-
pany the boat until other help could be
procured. On meeting the Houston, that
boat was hailed and the services of Oscar
Wheaton were obtained to join her at
Evansville, and chances were run to pick
up partner for him below"
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Receivers Sale.

No. 1858 R. D,-Chan ,ery Court of Shelby Coun.
Y, Tenn A. Wigs Ct al. vs.. the Mutually
G. and 4. CO. ct u,
Tuesday, June so, 1850. between 10
O'clock a IN. and o'clock pm, ] will sell in
front of the courthouse, Memphis, Tenn, the
following DESCRIBED property, namely; The an
tire leasehOld interest Of the parties 10 this suit
in the premises on the southwest corner Of Auc-
ton and Front streets, Aich PASSED by the lease
t from ths MiIb9rp Gar and Machine Company to
tesms and conditions Of the said lease, and t he
lease from Amos Woodruff, as trugtsa, under
which the said Milburn Gin ara Machine Com
psny holds the said premises. And also an me
engines, boilers, maChiuery and 6ths~ property
used in or a5yut beiOn ging 10 - said MuiIally
Crushing sad Refining Company, and including
~ shat may be embraced in the inventory Of j.
N. fowlkesi the receiver, on file with the Clerk
ana Master, except such products of the mill as
nave already been sold or otherwise disposed OF
by the said receiver under the former orders of
ONCE fSF1ituFe and fixtures, safes, TOOLS lamps,
1 kspe nttings and her property the said Null
ially crushing and Refining Company Of every
description, whether embraced in the said in
ventory or not. and Wheresoever or in whOsoev-
ers custody OF control the same may be. But il
Is not intended that any debts owing to the said
Cemsany, any chooses in action belOng ing to it,
shall be sold or disposed of.
All the property herein described to be sold
viii be sold as whole, except one battery of Ave
crushing rolls and four linters, and one stand OF
| presses, including pumps, stop anu hydraulic
pipes. bag dller az two beateTs, being the 50 me
| last furD ished by the Miburn Gin and Machine
Company to the Mutually Crushing aad keirinR
Company. Tho articles 80 excepted will ea-h be
Terms of Sale-One third cash; balaDco in
equal lnstallments of six and twelve months
notes of purchasers payable TO the order of the
Clerk and Master of said Court, with interest
from date, with security e be agproyed by the
VIM. NJ. Randolph, Taylor 4 Carrok Este
Warmer, Solicitors.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

No change reported in the condition of
the financial market.
The cotton market closed steady, with
middling quoted at 10gc, and sales Of $50
bales, all TO spinners. Receipts were "a
bales, bales OF which were by river;
shipments, 40 bales, of which 365 were
by river. Stock, l2,3ls bales. New York
spots closed quiet and steady, middllug
quoted at 10 7-l6c; futures closed steady,
June quoted at l03S@l0.36, and other
months net materially changed. New Or
leans ap0ts clos, q steady at 9 l5-16c; tut
ures closed steady, June quoted nominal,
snd other months ] to 3 points lower.
Liverpool Spots closed firm, stifening a
little, quoted at 5s@5 11-16d; futures
closed barely steady, June, June-July,
42-64d, value. Stock at Liverpool, June
26th, $4,000 bales, against 81 900 bales
same date last year. Receipts at all United
States ports yesterday, SSl gales.
General trade continues quiet with prices
unchanged, excepting the decline in prices
of new potatoes and eggs. The market is
overstocked with chickens and eggs, the
supply being greatly in excess OF the de-
mand. Receipts and shipments yesteT-
day we're as fol oWs:
IMPORTS.
Two brl5 apples, l2l ties bacon and hams,
$50 SKIS bran, 1910 bu corn, cars cotton
seed, 3S5 SKIS cottou-seed, 4 nd cattle, SO
pkgs eggs, 775 brls flour, 7 nd hogs, ,
cars hay, 3 nd horses and mules, pkgs
liquor, l25 brls meal, l27 brls potatoes, 100
bEls packed pork and96 pkgs tobacco.
EXPORTS.
Ninety-eight brls apples, "A ties bacon
and hams, l73 SKIS bran, I6 brls beans and
peas, l pkgs butter, liz pkgs boots and
shoes, 1914 bu corn, 90 brls cotton.seed
oil, 10 pkgs cheese, 1872 SKIS coffee, II nd
cattle, l0l pigs dry goods, $50 brls -four,
l72 bales hay, Il nd horses and mules, 1874
pkgs lard, q COO ft lumber, % pkgs liquors,
523 brls meal, 81 bris Inolasses, l72 kgs
nails, S94 bu oats, 2076 brls potatoes, cars
bulk pork, % brls packed pork, 123 brls
sugar and 1874 pkgs tobacco
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warming and Cornforli

IL you are eulorIug from poor health
languishinl On bed If sickness. take cheer,
II you aTc simply aiiinE, or M you feel
weak W dispiritsd, without
clearly knowing why, Hon
Bittcrs Will Eureiy cure Won "
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CoFFEE = Common, sI@9c; ordinary,
9@l01e; prime Rio, ll@lltc; choice,
12@l33c; old government, 20(92Sc.
SUGAR-Pure white, tie; off white, 81
@7c; yellow clarified, 63c; open kettle,
6(96le; refined A, 7ic; graduated, &c !;
powdered, Sc; cut loaf, Sc.
oLAssEs-Louisiana, common to fair,
30G937c; prime to choice, 4S(953e; syrup,
259S0c; centrifugal, fancy, 45e; common
to fair, 2S6l32c; prime to fair, 35(940c.
CANDIES Sticks, all sizes, in boxes, pals
and barrels, SIC.
BAeeINd AND TIEs-Bagging. jute, 94a
111c; fax, 1009103c, according to weight.
Ties, 81 3091 40.
SoAP-3t@64c per pound.
CANDLEs-Ful weight, 121c.
TOBAoCo-Comnon, ll-inch, 2S(a)35e
other grades and styles, 35690c. Snuff
Carrots, $1I per case; Ralph's, $40 25 per
case; railroad, 50 259l0.
SALT-Per carload, 81 30 per barrel;
81 40 in sacks; pockets, bleached, 2s(97e;
coarse, 81 Is; carloads from levee or de-
pot, 59l0c cheaper.
CANNED GooDs, ETC.-Prices per dozen
Pineapples, 81 509l so; peaches, 2-lb,
standard, 81 80; seconds, 81 20; tomatoes,
2-lb standard, fl 3lb, 81 2591 IS; straw-
berries, 81 25(9l so; raspberries, 81 $50
DAe%N-NtS--&O'1
cages, 81 25@l so; pears, No. 2, 81 So
plums, 81 80; asparagus, $4(94 so; green
corn, $I(9l 40; green PEGS, s. 70; cove
oysters, full weight, Lib, 81 Is; cove oy5-
ters, full weight, 2-lb, 81 80; cove oysters,
light weight, lib, 65c; cove oysters, light
weight, 2-lb, 81 20; condensed milk
Crown, s6 4096@50; Eagle, So 25; Swiss
1906 20.
BALTIMORE, June 26.-CofTee duh; Rio
cargoes, ordinary to fair, 7l9s4c.
New ORLEANS, June &c Coffee steady
Rio cargoes, and common to prime, "a
/ Ole. Sugar dull and nominal. Molassei
steady; centrifugal common to good com
mon, 17@22c fair to good fair, 23925c
primo ic 10 strictly prime, 26(9SSc.
New York, June 26.-Cofee-optiorI
moderately active; sales, IA, $50 bags July
665@65c; August, 6.G0l66 S5c; September
6.9O@6 95c; October, 6.95@7c; November
lose; December, 705c. Sugar abou
steady for refined; off "A, " 5s@6c; moult
"a" 6s@6 1f-l6c; confectioners' "a,
6 g-I6@6sc. Molasses quiet.
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m you ave suffering from over-eating or
drinking any indiscfstiou or dissipation,
or are young and growing too fast, 81 il
often the cisa,
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CoTToN-SEED Ons in carload lots,
prime crude @. Sol, 29C9S0c; Off crude, 25ta.
summer yellow, 35@36c; Miners, sea
39c; choice cooking GUNNER yellow, $50
3sc.
Less than carload lots: Gchoice cooking
summer yellow, 4G@s42e; choice winter
yellow, 4aG950c.
CoTroN-SRED MEAL-Prime, +. o. b.,
$40 . per ton.
CoTToN-SEED - Cotton-seed, railroad,
sacked, $12 per 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 26.-C,tton-seed
0il-prime crude, 2Slc; summer yellow,
S54Ge37c; cooking, 43G944e. Cake, $24S
"a so, fob. Mar ct fFmer.
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No. 5706. DIN the Chancery Court Shelby
County, 1enn.-Jas L. Goodl0e, executor, etc +,
vs.. A. L. kreichgauer ct al.
Ii pearing from bill which Is sworn to Ia this
cause that the defendant, A. l.. kreiehgauer. is
resident OF the State of Ohi0, and non-residen
Of the State Of Tennessee; and IL further appear
ing taat said defednant is justly indebted to
complainant in the sum of Si2S IS. due By ac-
count, and attachment having been issued and
returned. levied upon the property of defends {
in the hands of the Clerk and Master of this
Court, being his interest in certain fund arising
from the sale of land in the case Of Campbell Va
kenneday, No. 1852, +. D.:
IL is therefore ordered, Ihat he make his
appearance herein, e the courthouse Of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in July, 1888, and plead, answer or dc
muir to complainant bill, or the same hill be
taken for confessed as to him and sei for hearing
exparte; and toat copy OF tnis order be pub
lished once week iof four successive weeks in
the Mem phis Appeal. This 18th day of Nav
1885. A copy--Attes
S. J; MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
II. y. Walsh. Deputy Clerk and Master.
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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, Sl2S, 466 SO; thus
far this week, S74S, 7S5 80; same time last
week, 1857 $40 81; same week last year,
; i43 0S9 As same week in 1888, S496, 543 So.
Balances yesterday, S42, COS 50; thus far
this week, $3.50, 92I 10 same time last week,
SlS3, 456 81; sane week last year, Sl23,-
$40 81; week in 1883, 1921 ,655 81.
EXCHANGE
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eirepgthening Of the church Of which he
Is bishop By the conservation Of Culture
ana learning. 49,
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Augusta Female Seminary.
ETAUEF0N IA

MISS NARY }. BALDWIN, Principal. Opens
W Sept. ., Iss3; closes June, 1856 Unsur-
pissed in is location in its buildings and
grounds; IN ~ gencfal appointments and sani-
tlry arrange mont; IT'S Iull corps OF superior and
experienced teachers; IT, unriyaled advantaFss
IN Music Modern Language, Elocution. Fine
Arts hyslcai Culture, and instruction 10 tho
the ~ and practice OF Book-kus ping; the sue
eessiul effort made % sgcdre health, com fort and
happiness; its opposition 20 extravaganza: ita
standard o. solid scholarship Board, etc. and
fuil English course, ESQ for entire session.
FOR full particulars apply 10 the Principal for