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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-19

Territory Of Montana. County Of Custer, SIS:
l. II. =. Bachelor, Cashier Of the above.
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true 10 the best Of my knowledge and
belief
HF. BACHELOR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th dAy
% December, 1855.
CHAs. ". SEYDE,
Notary Public.
WIN HARMON,
GEORGE SCHEETE, Directors.
e., X, MIDDLETON.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-19

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-19

Territory Of Montana. County Of Custer, IS:
/, I. Is. WeiIick, cashier Of the above named
bank, DO solemnly swear that the above statement
is true, TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
T.. h. WEIRICK, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th day
Of December 1855.
wa C~oURTENAY.
Notary Public,
CoRREcr-Attest.
W. B, JORDAN,
q, 81. MILES, SDireet0rs.
G. n. STREyELL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-19
Notice 81 shsriT's sale.

Notice Of shsriT's Sale.
J, II, Campbell
".
Louis Payette and Grace Payetts and the Stock
GforerS National Bank ofMiles City, Montana
To be sold Al shorid's sale ON the oath DAY Of
December, lsss, att O'clock pm. Of that day at
the front door ~ the court house in Mills City In
Custer county, Montana, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, all OF the right, title and Interest Of the
shove named defendants, Ia and 10 the folIowins
described real estate tO-wit3 Lot No. II In block
No, ~ IN the town Of Miles City In said county
and territory according 10 the survey and plat u
the said Miles City bled for record by the Northern
Paoihe railroad company 10 the once Of the rec.
order Of deeds for said county.
TBos. II. IRyIsE,
Dated Dec. 3rd, 1888.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-19
Noticr

NOticp.
Tho regular annual meeting ~ the Shareholders
OF the stock btos6rs' National Bank for thu cleo.
tion u director, will lie held NJ the banking house
tuesday, January sih, lssH, between the b0Urs OF
l0OclOck a, IN, aud I 0 lcock ., N,
II. y. BAToBELOB,
Cashier
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-19
yIRsT NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT,

Report Of the condition Of the First National
Bank at Miles City, in the Territory Of Montana,
Of the close Of business. December u, lsss.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-19
Notice.

Notice.
The annual meeting u The stockholders VI the
First National bank VI Miles City will be hello ut
he banking UUlUc On Tuesday, Junuaty sth. lsSy,
for the election Vf directors. II, b. WILEY,
Asst Cashier,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market today bacon was
markell down '.@t,c bulk pork and Lard
Oh 'stg',c, iluur declined ljc per barrel;
clarified aud prime white sugars went oil
80. cheese WIS advanced
Amount Of grain In storc At tho elevator
Corn, ash bushels. oats. y ,nS bushels.
wheat 55j bushels.
Ia the New Orleans sugar market the ar.
rival OF new cop goods have bccn mainly
ccnifiiunlN particularly ycllows aud q icw
lots of kettles Tho bulk OF the demand ha,
been from local trade, price, being Yet too
high 90 induce shippers 90 take hold Mo-
lnssr' receipts have bocn limited and alto.
F'ihrr confined 10 kettles. which arr sold
promptly nt fair pricrs syrup s in good
demand with pri,c, we'll maintained
s So Louis miller hm, in its circuiaf,
thinks les now aoitlcd that tnc arraic
wheat crop ut ibIs country will harlly cx.
coed inuunr' measured bushels. orssi..
"'l"ptu HnW1UU ui sixty p1uul, ucirht
fhr supply inr export will therefore be- less
il1u iHf many years.
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General News.

Tnr Rosa Lee was in and out yesterday,
with good trips both ways.
TnE James Leo leaves this evening a, 5
o'clock for Helena and Frars Point.
TIM Ohio rivrr is falling at Pittsburg but
continues 10 rise ut all other points.
THE Paris c. Brown, en- route from Gin.
cinnati TO New Orleans, will pass here today.
THE Gayoso will be in this morning aud
leave again this evening at 5 o'clock for the
upper coast
TIm Buckeye State will be found In port.
receiving TO leave this evening at o'clock
for CincinnQti.
THE Joseph Henry was still In port at dark
last evening, but will probably get away this
morning for New Orleans.
THE elegant Anchor line steamer Belle
Memphis will be due here Sunday on her
way trOm Natchez TO St. Louis.
PiLors report feet inches Of water nj
Cascyyillc Bar. 81 feet ON Little Chain. Il
feet at Grand Chain aud feet on Mound
City liar
TnE Kate Adams returned 10 Arkansas
City last evening with tine trip. She will
be back In time 10 leave ON her regular day,
Monday.
ONE hundred and fifty thousand bushel,
Of bulk wheat have been shipped from Cairo
TO 81. Louis in the Valley line bargcs In the
last two weeks.
TnE Oakland, towing several model bargcs
containing grain and package freight. should
pass here today on her way from ST. Louis
TO New Orleans
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Saturday. October 20. 1855.

between y O'Clock m. and O'Clock pm. at the
southwest corner OF Maln and Madison streets ia
the city 81 Memphis, Tennessee sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash the following tracts II land lying
aud being on Presidents Island. In shelby county,
TCnncstcc, aud bounded a. follows
beginning AZ the southwest corner Of a GO acre
Tract In the name Of W. Person. thence north IL
chains and " links n a stake with box elder paw.
paw and hickory pointers thcncu west 70 chains
10 an ash sapling with two large cottonwood point
efs thence south q chains 10 stake In the mouth
OF mvine on the bank Of the chute With viii
low, cottonwood and sycamore pointer: thence up
The chute with IT, mcanderings = chains % the he
ginning. containing ~ acres Also Ouc other tracl
on said itlnnd. bounded as follows BEGINNING at
a box elder marked v, ON the east biuk OF tho
main branch 81 the Mississippi river thence down
said rlvur " chains 10 the oxtrcme point of snid
island, thence north y east up the east chute u
chain. 10 the eastern line Of said tmct indicated
by cedar posts thence due north O. chalus % a
stake IN the southwest corner II Tssig acre trart IN
the name Of Robert Cumming thence due west To-
the beginning cont 4iaing ~ acrz-siid two tracts
containing ~ acncs
The equity II REDEMPTION Homestead and dorer
expressly waived aud title believed " bc g0Od. bul
eel as truaicc only
WM CofTTrn T,4t.,,.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,

btMtsnaa ~ fsNA hAN'fs
New York and eastern demand, 81 dis.
count buying; sight, So discount buying,
par selling. New Orleans, &c discount
buying par selling. Cincinnati, St. Louis
and Louisville demand 81 buying, par
selling
In the local cotton market today spots al.
vanccd Hc, closing steady. Sales, 500 bales,
of which I, 100 to exporters and l. 100 to spin
ncrs. Sales for the week, 2G7OO bales, of
which exporters took 1850 bales and spin.
ners @, $50 bales.
New Orleans spots closed steady at an adj.
vance of &c, and futures steady. October
nominal, November up o points aud remain
ing months advanced to & points.
Liycrpool-busincss good at hardening
prices; futures up 2 to points, closing firm.
At New York spots advanced l.l6c, closing
quiet futures barely steady 3 to 5points adj
vance.
Discussing the market, the Commercial
Bulletin states that "Rll hands, in fact, are
simply waiting for some development, and
the deal in the meantime apparently
amounts TO nothing more than little game
among the local or room operators cndcayor.
ing 10 keep business alive and scalp point
or 80 now and then, while influences are
building mp calculated 10 infuse more ami.
nation and wider fluctuations. As for some
time past most Of the small traders are In
clincd 10 be bcarish because the market does
not go up, and there is evidence the feeling
Is extending trillc further, though ~ vet
not 10 sufficient extent Ia aid Ia the short
interest in any graf volume. Still. on the
other hand, there is also an apparent disincli-
nation to invest, and, while the cotton oncr.
ing both on nearby or distant contract sccms
TO be taken care of there i. no ono outside
Of those who absorb IL entertaining any very
clear idea Of the objective point. From
abroad tho tenor Of the advice is still pretty
strong aud one dispatch tnlay asserts that
Manchester expects Ia take full average con.
sumption. and Is now quite short OF sup.
plies, while orlcfs are still coming forward
and Whiting for a chance Ia obtain Shipping
accommodation. The southern markets are
also well sustained aud offering carefully.
with renewed complaints Of damage by re-.
q NJ mins, but there Is great deal " icstl.
mony 10 the effect that damage from frost Is |
now little feared and even should IL come
he CROP Is practically out Of the way. and
indeed, would really be benefited By a light
most"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6,oiO Rim the Chancery Court of Shelby
county.-C. L. English Ut al vs.. Berthe Vaughan
ct al
BY virtue Of an inerlocutory decree for sale, en-.
tered In the above cause the 18th day OF October
1883, In NJ. u. O., page go, will SELL at public auc.
ton, u the highest bidder. in front of the Clerk
and Masters Office, at the Main street entrance Of
the courthouse oi Shelby county. Memphis Ten
nessco, on
saturday, Sd day OF November. 1883.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Eighth Civil District OF Shelby
county. Tenn. towit
Being lot No, 3, of the subdivision made by the
commissioners In this cause OF the lands formerly
belonging 10 Henry Williams, and the same set
apart by said commissioners 10 Eugenia and Berthe
Vaughan, z. English and X. l.. Jones and begins
NJ the northeast corner OF Willis Fcrrcls share or
lots Nos. and 3 stake with two hickory and
white oak pointers, thence west along the north
boundary OF said Willis Ferrelrs share ~ 10 chains
10 stake, thence north 1a40 chains TO a stake
thence east chains to q stake, thence north i3S
chains 10 a stake, thence enst 2Os0 chains to n
stake, thence south ~ chains N a stake, thence
east 90 chains TO stake thence south SIS chains
10 the beginning, containing jlhg acres
Terms OF Sale-One third cash. the balance on
credit OF twelve months, note with security re-
qulted, lien retained REDEMPTION barred.
This 18th day OF October 1855.
=. b. MCiIENRY, Clerk and Master
BY j. NJ Bradley. d. G. and NJ.
Smith Collier and Hill 4 wilkeHon. Solicitors
OctlSiL212 ~ Noy-8
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Order of Publication

No 10Y X. Din The Chanccry Court Of shelby
county. Icnn,-J0hn lungwald u al Va Julia II
sChCuhCt 81 al
II Appearing from the BIN IN this cause which 4
sworn ~, that the defendants. Julia n Srbguier
and her husband J. W. sfhcuhcr, Marion Thnsl.
kcld. and her husband. W. A. Thrcikcd and 1. ID
Mchisscs' are now uouIciidont VI the State oi
Tennessee
u u hcnviorc ordered that they mako their az.
pennnce h,frin ~ the court house IT shelby cpuu.
W ~ the titY ul Memphis nov Taxing District "a
Fhtlhy county. Tim. on The frsi Muu1ay ln 40.
9byf. ls's aud plead, answer % dcmuT ~ com.
piatnhnte btu, OF the same will ~ taken fof con.
lss'cd ns 10 thcm and 80 iur hearing x.ptuc AM
that cupy 81 this uriof D. uuhlished nar0 wr.t
ioi iluf successive weeks In The Mtnphls Appeal.
This OCtoicfa iss,
true Uuny=Atirst
v n McliENRY. CLERK and Master
Watson 4 tilr.h aud CAN'T q iattcf.6r s9lirii,,
tur Com nluiunut Gt4giys
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bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
shipments--Flour, 10, 600 brls; wheat, IL, 900
Dn; corn, 1900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
10000 Blu; barley, 1000 bu.
=, KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Oct. 10 enthusiastically;
No2 red, cash, 81. COZ asked; November 81 &c
bid, Sl,OO asked; December, Csc bid, 99Ac
asked; May, Sl.O3 bid, $i.otk asked; No. 2
soft cash, .O5 asked; December, 81. n bid,
Sl.O6s asked; May, $l0s asked.
Corn-Quiet No. 2, cash, SOC bid; Novem-
Der, 3Oc asked; the year, 2994c asked; May,
sSo1c bid, size asked No,2 white, cash, 32c
bid
0ats-2OlEc asked.
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NEW YORK.

Spots opened firm and closed quiet; mid
ding, 0Mc. Sales, III bales. Quotations
revised are as follows: Ordinary, Gssc good
ordinary, 3-lGc; low middling 91.c; mid.
ding 934c; good middling, 10 i-l6c; mid
ding fair, 10 ll-lGc; fair II 5-l6c.
Futures opened firm and closed barely
steady as follows October, 052@95i; No.
vembcr 957@o5s; December, 0.67@96s;
January, 077@07s; February, 9.S6@9.S7;
March 9.96@997; April, lO.O6@l0.07, May,
lo.15@l0.lG June, l0,2i@1O. 25; July, 1920
1898; August i0.S7@lO.9s, Sales, $1,000
bales.
Weekly cotton statement for tho week
...l...-- A.L..l.o. IaAl.
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Cash quotations WOW us follows
flour-Easicr patents tb,jCtsOl bakcra
g.1,Hh -. winters. sijpahsa
80. 2 spring wheat sLuIisHLtO. No. 4
spring wheat ua11g. No. rcd. tIWi.fi
l.io. No. 2 corn, llsc No 2 oats, 2ti.c
No ? rye, 56'Be' barley nominal. no ilaA
sccl, slii' prime Timothy seed si5i
Mgss pprk per bod, $500 Land. per iOl
lhs sSS'otNTlf short ribs sides tuosel
S.hHlS,. dry sllirl shoulders thoAedL
&sliIs.5'isi short clear side, (boKcll q, 81
Receipts 9t0no t-l.. wheat pnl0
hu. uurn. HiO.OJ bu cats glluu1 bu. fts.
q, 90 bu. barley. 1850 lu.
shipments -hhJur it.u1ubrla. wheat tlg .
90 hu' corn, N5AsI bu. oats. IULUIi la.
rye 500 bu. bagl,y- 1000 hu,
50 Lora, Mo- o. ~ Flour Quiet aud
weak
Whoat-Cash,l quiet Options -II.rber
The market wash FULLEST Tor wtrls. WIth
trading almost Iup'y local The close was
hu',c anuNc ytr' NAV No. . url. sasb
tiuSif ncccmbcr. .Io,tTi 0li, ,l'..n.
ti.o,'. May tiiilg. iliI.. closing siiii..
Corn fiImcr w % cash I..t. ~.
yrmhrr SIC. thctfHr llIr. gIH.r ,l,.ips
30 .c bid Mayo o. .tah.c closing 1910
uits-Stcady. Nv 2. cash. g1iec. asked
MAY Gisr. oc1prr 2l',rlil November
% bid. brcombfJ D. .r 60.
Rlc-pull AMI esJ No . 5OBugc.
flaAsccd quia III 20.
Harley Nuihlufd nE
Cumuncal-S 49,
Iiay-ln good demand. prairie. 5000
iOUs Timothy, 81 400
buiicr-i1rmi creamery 2j02ic. dairy
9utt PC.
Err-iGc cor gooi stock De- flr inferior
Provisions Very dull pUrk -gbrt
lapl Prime steam. uUmiuBlly tNg.r' p-.
ALT -Shonldlr sos lunr, and fibs
1887 'iUtsJo short ,..nr, g,Ol.9S5h ia,
~ luur aud fibs. O. Boz.
,hnrt clears, M.e2'i .ru 10.
Esfgiuts.Elouf HUU htfa. ,.h..t 80 -.
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'HHN=fmm tore white Csc. mixed sar.
in"m lr'u' ur i,rut white. u bulls tsr. In
H,t. Ole m.AU. boo bulls. zee. hoe Sacks. lUr
IHhN. From HHua s... tom .cycJ ur DE-.
pot .lNuH
liEl",HH.gr. from si.r ut. car load.
l.n l.'.. ur N.TH. 900 HHlDup. prime
'."n ."I, .lf IHII .wm lr,Uu uf
d.TlT tlln. prolific Hum store. bt,F.
,II 'HHl from '.,,. ur u.Iut. sIp Iattun.
'N FROM HiHr. white Hr. mixed. SD.
in.u l.',r Ur depot white loo buls. 8lr iu
.I,hs "a, WIKrt iu bulk. .F. in tagks. sir
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New York, Oct. 19.-CofIee - Options
opened barely steady, 30@50 points down;
closed barely steady 2o@35 points below
yesterday; lower cables free selling. Octo
Der, sH.l5gA3G November, $l3.95@
l420; December, Sl3,50@l3S0; January
$l345@l3,70 February, sl3 lOGl355; March,
$l340@l3.GO April, sl335@i3CG May
$lS359l3GO June, sl3,35@l3.GG July,
$l3 40gl3.50 September, $3.50. Spot-Rio
weak and dull; fair cargocs, l6c
sugar-Iiaw weak and dull fair rein.
ing, 5-l6c refined steady and quiet. Cot.
ton seed oil--Strong; crude, 42c; yellow, 81
@5lc
CINCINNATI, O., Oct -Whisky-Steady;
sales, ,455 barrels finished goods on basis OF
Sl.ii. Butter-Stronger; fancy creamery, q
@2sc; prime dairy, i5@i6c. Sugar-Steady
Eggs-Firm; 17@l7lSc. Cheese--Firm.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct lo.--On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was
firm and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and
unchanged.
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Hrrnd.tuHs.

Cons Mut-rpH, s55p roller S2ioa
'ir quiet.
hr'ss ,sr rus=Nayy beans s2e5. me.
dIUm sTu
oar NHt.iu l1li hhH $3.50 fr,m STORE.
'U'ttIts H~lIU trNIr ,,In. tr. riu-rr
FHnI' $500. assorted iumblos. tuOl1g
cream COL. a,r. N'rH.s.
ti.il PROM .i'rr common. tB55at3 si.
family sIlrHgl, ,IIHIup q .0ti,nt i,u.y
.5DI'ttau extra fancy. t.u.. Iu. t,i..t
sh gN.fi o.. quiet
rH,Ap WmI.n lalfbd. 600 from
HIHuF.
ll.uM ANn Nnu EI.m -l-lr- go.
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CIIANCERY SALE
Or
REAL EST.AT TIE.

No 6,i3s, Rim the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-Louisa II. Carlisle vs.. Mary j. wilkes ct
al
by virtue Of an interocutory decree for sale. en-.
tered IN the above cause on the 18th day OF July
iass, NJ H. o. page 70, and ncwed 9TH day Of Octo.
her, lsSs, ! Will sell, at public auction, To the
highest bidder In front Of the Clerk aud Masters
Office, at the Main street entrance OF the court.
house oil Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, November 3, 1888,
within legal hours the equitable interest Of Mary
J. Wilkes In the following described property, stu.
ated IN Memphis shelby county. Tennessee. to-wit
Being part Of lot ! Of the subdivision Of the
Ceylon Frazer lands, on record In book 90 page -
aud thus described: Beginning at n stake ON the
west side OF Laudcrdalo street. 2j feet north o: It's
Intersection with Frazer street; thence wcstwardly
parallel with Frazer street $50 feet TO the line of an
alley thence northwardly along the line OF the
alley 40 feet 10 stake thence eastwArdy $50 feet
10 the line OF Lauderlale street thence south.
wardly along the line Of said street to the begin.
ming. Said sale will be made subject 10 two deeds
OF trust Ia secure debts OF Mary Wilkes of record
In book l6l, page 52S, and book l6l page 3ll Of
the Registers Office, Shelby county. aud also sub.
jet to the homestead right OF Mary J. wilkes In
said equitable interest
Terms Of salo-On credit of seven months. note
bearing Interest with security required, lien re-
tained redemption barred This ilth day OF DC
tober, lSSa
EB McHENRY, Clerk aud Master.
by J. NJ. Bradley. u. q and ~
smith q Collier and william ~ Randolph, So.
liciton. ia.is.t2i.3
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Live stsek.

LANEs-Choicc, &c; common TO good. per
head, s51d3.OO
lIoos--Choicc light, cas- 20, good, 5JECGc;
common, 5Cdjac.
CAuLE-Choicc 3',@J2Sc, good, 2Jf@Sc,
sCallaWags iIm2kc.
Snnr-Choicc, &c. medium. 3@3JIc, com.
mon Al OlGfi "a
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Receipt, NJ Memphis for ult ussk epd.p,
oe'ohtr la Si.ss'halos, asa.l'usi 81. ,s5hlr.
last week. aud io,02l bales ,lmc week lad
year since September D. ga. %, bales. as,.p,i
~ 2is bales same tine lasi year
shipments Tor The week. i,Ji bales a.
against 2i'o2p bales same week lat year since
September T. 5i55j bales. az api'u,i ,srs,
bales tamc Time lnst year Weeks .a',,
E.sll bales e1Poricn lo,sjo and spinper
q $50 bales. '.'"'''
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LIVERPOOL.

llNtNlnDls.
Atnoon spots--l business good at hardening
| price. sales 1900 bales, of which American
| 1000 bales. Receipts, GOO bales Of
which American > 400 bales. Closing quota
tions were as follows Ordinary, l-l6l.
| good ordinary, . 1.iGd, low middling.
| b li.lGd, good midling. G3.iGd. mildlins
| uplands, D lb.lGl, mildling Orleans o lj.lGd.
Futures opened firm but quiet aud closed
firm.
lIhcsn prices are given w pence and Giths,
thus iOj means I.Gj6id and 5Ol means
D l-Gidl
AtI pm: October. $50 sellers October
November 53j buyers. November. Dcccm.
brr SIS value, Drccmbcr-Janunry, go
sellers. January. February. b2G sellers. Feb.
ruary- March, go buyers. Mhrh.Aprl. 52s
sellers. April-May $50 sellers. May.Junc
5Jl buyer,
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
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Groeeriss

'hNNEnnunfH fIu,1pplr. ci5n rcarhcs
? I'.. nnI1H U u second tlOp Roma
iur.. Iht HHulUd N,U. o.. standard
e.. r'mNHu.T 81 - llHsphrfHcs. q. lt.
-. .l..rA fln' trcl rnlcs. $40
rear ttu' lIuWa .''t Asparagus. - ~
Gr,ru corn. a. uf.f 49, srGu Mons an 1t
Cove Oyster lull vUrhi. 10. ibr. . Mu
: lhF Want weight plu, . lbs. 500 Con.
iuuscd milkatuNu, tauD. Easle. b. 40
Swiss, 500, Salmon. 81 75C.2OO. sirlIncs.
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NEW ORLEANS.


The spot market opened firm and closed
steady; middling 07-l6c. Sales, 5000 bales
Quotations are ms follows Ordinary, 7 9l6c
good ordinory,S 3.lGc; low middling, 9l5-l6c;
middling 7-lGc, good middlng, 0l3-l6c.
Futures opened firm and closed steady as
follows October, nominal; November, 0ls
@0l0 Dcccmbcr, 0.2ia0 %, January, 035
February, 0i5 March, $50, April, 0.GG@
0.G7; May, 0.7G@077, June, 0.SG@0.S7; July,
00j@906. Sales, 5000 bales
DAILY REPORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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CHICAGO ILL.,, Oct. i9-The Dropers' journal
reports; Cattle-Receipts 1000 shipments,
steers. 50 100000 stockers and feeders, So 20
@3.40 Texas cattle, $l.G5@3.l0 western ran
gers S235di.l0
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 0,0OO
Market 90 lower at close. Mixed S. 356D
go heavy, $.45@5.S5; light S5.30@5. 10;
skips 49, 4OCp5.l5
Shcep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, $500.
Market steady. Natives, S3.00@4.l0 west
ems, S3.l0@3.55; Texans, S205@3.i0; lambs,
a. UD(n5 90
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Trustoe's Sale.

Failure having been made In the payment Of the
Indebtedness secured In a trust deed made by O.
N. Pndgeu and wife, Kate PadgctL on the 2sth Of
March, ISL, and recorded In book 100 page iGS
OF the Registers Office Of shelby county tennessee
IN pursuance Of the power therein conferred aud
In pursuance 10 decree passed on August ist
lssN IN the cause Of G. 81 padrctt ct al Va ID. r.
Porter ct AL. No. $40 n. d. OF the Chnncory Court
of ShnllN nnmnIr- Tnnnn..l.n [ Will on
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Imports n. a. d. o.. NITru t....
l. AM o.. e.. Ntt.U ..r' b..
W. H. D.. tit O.. NO.a1. UU.l.. E. T.
n. D. a., p1 D. e., 49, 6uEu I. IuuR
90 Tom M.d. i1s steamers fH. U#er4 "a,
Total Gfld tale
laporis-M q e. o. U.LIl1 Mann AZ.
J. \. o. ~, t.Ut su.N .N Eu.I...t
n o& 2. H. X, 4oiI. Tsan u.I...l I.rI. u.
hale
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ro,ion srr,, I.rn.lnc,..

rniNE CHupE ou,-3Gc; prime summer
yellow, iGtgi5, summer white, i7dlsc.
choice cooking summer yellow, asa &c.
cotton seed meal, Si5.jO@iSOo lcss than
car load. slAu1
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THE RIVERS.
Moxemeni. NJ the Le,en.
steamboats, Leaving

Arrivals-Rosa Lee, 0sccola.
Experimentation Lee, osceola; Kate
Adams, Arkansas City.
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Ntnge OF the nIVrr..

Oiucr sioSAL srnvtCE. q. q Al
MEHrnis, Tenn. oct ~ iS.A
The following observations Hfc taken NJ al sta.
lions named in the 18th meridian time. which a
one hour later than Memphis time
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct l9.-Wool steady and
unchanged. Sales were made Of the washed
at So &c; coarse, 2lc; Texas fancy, pc.