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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
INDIAN COUNCIL BILLS

In view Of the almost unanimous concurrence OF lho
leading commercial nations Of the world In excluding
silver from coinage full legal tender money, IL
would seem unnecessary 10 look further for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

The coasting river and lake trade Of the intel
States during the same PerC Sand s Se So snu Is Se
afforded its present protection -. ..o,, It,.
Persistent efforts have been made from time to
,,re 70 bieak down the safeguards thrown around
our domes tic commerce and expose u 10 the system
Of Free Trade. which has MpGSgh sra i
l!ght of experience it is difficult TO unherS,anl now
any one who Is nor noae % 70 90 seo tts nratec
pertty than IN our o"h' eau u'''0 " ~ ~
lion withdrawn.
BONDS ON DoCUMENrING OF VESSELS
Investigation made by the Bureau OF NaTsstion
indicates that the annoyance and Inconvenience oc-
casoned by the present legislation requiring inc CIV
ecution of bonds basis for the issue OF mst marin
dement's derived therefrom. Experience shows thal
the bonds seldom. If ever, put In SUIT ara rsiiI
become forfeitaDle. ] recommend Their dlscohthu-
ance and the substitution OF such statutory penalties
as may be deemed necessary.
AMENDMENT OF LAWS REGULATING TONNAGE
TAX.
The Bureau finds that the operation OF the provisions
OF Section IL Of the act Of june TO- 1886 entitled
An act to abolish certain fees" etc. has not resulted
IN the action by foreign Governments contemplated by
the President OF the United States shalt suspend the
collection OF much OF the regular tonnage tax i'm
uOsed on foreign vessels as may be I'm excess of lie
tonnage and lighthouse dues, other equivalent lax
ment Of any foreign country, and that he shall indicate
by PROCLAMATION the ports TO which such Suspension
shall apply as often "a il may become necessary by
N is not known that the privilege offered has led 10
The abolition of any tax on American vessels by an
torcIgn Goyernment The advantage accr1les manIv
10 foreign vessels, and there seems 10 be mo good
rcason Ihy vessels from one foreign country wnhoat
ecomnense should escape taxes levied under similar
circumstances on vessels from Other countries, the
repeal OF The pfoyso Is recommenaei. 80, ,.o A..
ncflon now made by law Is in conflict with the treaty
between that country and the United STATES
SIGNALS FOR SHIPS, ETC.
some additional legislation may be found necessary
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600 600. or SO per cent were taken by the unteu
stsfes The duties collected upon these Imports "p
estimated at $50 134OlI Of which 81 ,'61 %o VT
raid by sugar. "a 03502S by tobacco, ana f"oV'i'f
by raw wool ,.
Tho dutabls imports from those countries CONSIST
mainly of sugar and molasscs, tobacco, fruits anu
wool and tho free imporailons are nearly sit Nv
materials required By manufactures In us o"i'''
STATES ,..,.. ,,o,, Al.
tinted States arc breadstufs provisions, lumber ana
mineral oils but appiecable export TRACE IS u,an
talned in iron and steel manufactures, cotoh piuS;
leather goods agricultural implements. carilag ala
railway cars though the great bulk OF maNuIActIcn
articlcs are supplied by Great Britain, flal"o anu
excluding specie and estimating from tho lraaG
rct,,rns of the fiscal year 1905. Nco impor"i
sa9 40 600 whereof $40 226 221 wsr, nom the thtcu
state: Central America S15S0O2s5, WHEREOF 81
700 OeO wore from the United States; south AHcl,'
s9CA s38 COS whereof 700 .570,227 Wers tl0in9 me
f'nlted states: and the West Indies fpI .04Zs-o.
whereof 81 $50 1O2 from thu United Saies hrse
figures show a most unsatisfactory cOrdUon OF cur
export trade With the South American grOup OF StaHs
Particular mention might BIO made o. such inaris or
commerce as Brazil with s1i4 .335.G7G OF Imports,
ard only 81 137 COS fom th' Vnled states; ~" AZ
eentlro Repuhic, with eil3244.s01. whereof OILY
sG C43.553 came from tho United states; and MI
With sGo, 677 .s31 Of imports. and only S2A33'22l
from the United states. Reference l. made 10 th>
appendix for Information In detail upon this very In
rphf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05

Tho principal changes in duties collected we're an
increase on sugar and moasscs, wool and manufact-
lfres of WOOL manufactures Of silk, manufactures OF
fax hemp, and jute, and tobacco and decrease on
manufactures of iron and steel and manufactures OF
cotton
The following table shows the value OF the prin-
cipa articles of imported merchandise entered for con
ynmption during the two years ending June ~, 1852
FREE OF DUTY.
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Those $4,000 600 10 800 900 900 OF cornell bills.
payable In silver. annuaily T. rpwn upon tho market
affect the prize Of silver would the sale Of so much
luiiOn. That these council bills hag,. like an IN
cubs uron the price Of silver cannot be- doubted and
they must enter Ia gely into n inqnT a. tn the
causes Of depreciation. 9nd into any estimate OF the
probable advance of that metal.
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Products OF asri.
culture ........
Prodacts OF manu-
lecture .....-..
Products OF min
Ing inclu1inR
Mineral oilsl...
Products Of the
forest ...,.....-
Products Of the
FISH ries ........
Other products. 49,.
TafoI
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IMPORTS ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION.
Tho value Of imported merchandise entered for con-
sumption in the United States, and the duty col
looted thereon during the last five fiscal years. has
beHn follows:
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Articles.
Animals .........-.-
Breaistufs --------
Coal .......-...--.-
Copper. and manu-
features off,
Cotton, and manu-
features of...--
Turs and fur-skins
Iron and steel, and
manufactures Of.
Leather, and man
ufactures Of.
On-cako and oil
cake meal.
OF, mineral.
Provisions
Meat products.
Dairy products. T..
Sugar -.-..........
Tobs eco. and man.
ufactures Off,.
Wood. and manu-
features OFF,.
Total ..--..-....
Value OF all do
nestle exports. E.
Per cent OF cnum-
Grated articles 70
total .........
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Value " Aver. rate
merchandise Jcelecd on
Year Free
epdine Duty IDutl- and
June IuI-
90 Free OF duty putsble. collected. able. able.
Pr c.lPf &.
1sss eio 1856 OCT 500 SLY 319 $50 80 50
Ike $40 r59 Il8T7s O55 1888 37a 1877 as So 30
iSsy o93 Goa 69 $50 355 goo 212 O32 10 81 OF
1SsS o1l lO4 $50 46Sl43774 2l3 500 500 - G8 x9.t9
lfs8 256 574 $50 49, 1851 21S FOL ia Ash 2960
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i7o5; September. sl7ioeiz2e October, slzIs@
lev November ei725 December, sl1.2S9iAST
spot Rio, tteady:h hair, cargoes 1870. -,
suRar-kaw flfmbr; fair refining, o,fo do; ceh-
triiugals se0 test nc bid; refined firm, 'sS%c
higher, aud In good demand.
leans quiet
Rice steady and quiet
NEW ORLEANS. April 22-Coiee-Kio cargoes
common TO prime, lJs1@lgIlc Rice-0rdinary 70
prime, Sls@5c. ,hfan-Eastern at sh121s cotton
seed unchangeda Sugar strong and higngr', open
kettle, prime 70 sriotly prime 9l6c fully fair to
good fair Gfc; fiif, 64c; good common. 6Izc; com
mon We centrifpg choice white, lloe on wnite
3 ll0c; choice yellow, clarified, Sc; prime yellow
clarified, s.i6c; seconds, 5,SQs6 l'l9c holasses-,
louisiana open kettle strictly prime, w g9 100"
prime. 3l@35c prime 29Q,8Oc fair to good lair COG
&c; common 10 GOOD common 2OgAG LOUISIANA
centrifugal, strictly prime 52Oc prime 70 Eooa
prime, 22a23c; fair 10 good fair 2Og2lc, common
10 good common, l6@i9c; inferior, loo.
CHICAGO, Ill .Aprll BON the Produce TX.
change today the butter market was weaker but NOT
qu0tably lower.
EggB--Stcady at f0a10kc
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Gosh quotation vcrr a, follows
lluur-NuminallY unChnurrd.
No. spring wheat oesa.oc No. spring
wheat, tlV Tor poor No. rcd, ~, silsJc
Nv. corn. "a siit3,r.
Ne. uafs g".c
No. gpc, CO.,
No barley. nominal
No. naNsccd, ti.tA
Prime umo,hy sod t.IiatsA
Atrs PORK, per bel, slLnsii.fA
iAfd. pr TO ihs. sdNifihs1is.
short ~ sides loo.cl, 1slifla&
Dfy salicd shoulders llnKclL sAlai0
Hhuu clclr sides lloxcil thzisasi.r
WHISKY, dIsililrn' hui.hrd rilBls pa Iml. al on
sugr cul loai, p'sse.c. grauulaied, ;, y, siand.
Hscip,..riour. ianoo hrls wheat l,.ooo bu.
cun leioo bu' oats, iilool bu. nc, 4ooo bu. bar.
shlnmenis- riour. g1ooo br,s wheat roo bu.
curn 1900 bu. oats i2l0oo bu. re. opl0 bu. bar.
Icy ii.uup bu.
III Louis, No, April q -Fiour dull Wheat
lueur Trailing was much lighter. ~ there were
900 ifgr ulrfluTs aud the only demand came frlfu
shorts 40 ~ which made "a tcfy nafruW market
vut.de a9,igc gcw Depressing anu Al The close
No Ind Oiih. SIC astci. Nay. sitiLc rlu.od ,ii II
bid June tlHii'.4 rlNFri thI q ufkril July sff. al
4 = closed 'r.sIt,c August 7Essac. clossd
tom-Flrm iot the near options with rocd DO
maud ~ May That advanced u from an'etlfp n a.
p'ta ~ No mixed cash. ~ stfpi.c Nay. Toy !
"a histl r., closed ID, II astci tuly. a. .tt Ia 49,
elo.,l ii' August w ". closed al' e aikod hcp
oal; -ilishsF SO. 2 cash, s,c May. 49, June.
Clu. ~ 90. bld.
Mc-No. 2 uHi3c Ma.
harley little doing
iau0
Hmn-tettstc
fiaxscod- uuoiah'c nuN
lFhl-hull and weak, chemical ard dcsilycrired
tvnn,,l, ~ q. opnlnun. quotablc ntslm
hultcf~Qulei and weaker feeling manifest
ciytmeli gflic. daiu, gi9Ec.
ifrHHQnlri atai,r
goinmcal-quig, aud unchanged at tl0ai.A
lrgtifluut atlal
luiaatlfin
lnfdalf'mr steam. $40
np salt Meats shoulders. O. q. Longs aud ria
Nli ls short cllar tals4Gp
hcon-hokrd shuuldCft tAun. longs ana fIia
g. i shuu clear. 81 81 .tia.n
lllmIa s1fifitgul
hcccipu-lluut 2uootft wheat, luN bn. corn
Afnt oats AuH fyc, 2U. harley none
hhiputnisa iluuf Aou hfs. wheat t1On1 ttii
cuin, h.oyl oats ol,upl fyc 2un barley. nono
KANSAS cry, Mo- April 81 Wheat Vel,
No ? nd, cashi 20 askCd. July, Gales at Gic No
z io,l ,a.h, lfg asked. July. ESQ BID. Cllo
gorn -stfuugcr so 2. cash. gio asted NAV
ale, a 7s'' No 2vhiio, cash, 20 bld Nay. ssis,
oai'-No. p cash. sc asked. May. sales at soc
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DOMESTIC EXcnANoE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, par; Eastern points, sight is dis
count Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago l-lo discount New Orleans, is dis
count
selling-New York and Eastern points
$50 premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago, ITO premiumi New Or
leans, par
The local cotton market closed firm and
unchanged. Sales, 700 bales, all to spinners
At New Orleans spots advanced l-l6c, closing
steady with futures quict April unchanged
remaining months up 10 2 points. New
York spots are firm and futures steady ut
an advance Of 3 TO 4 points. The Liverpool
Cotton Exchange which has been closed
since Holy Thursday will open tomorrow
morning.
Port receipts today iO,7i7 bales, or 3, 2i9
bales in excess OF receipts ON same day last
year.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say; '0ur market
opened firm, but the original bulls again
sold quite freely, causing decline to last
evenings prices, when the sellers of the
morning again took the cotton Weighing
upon the market and prices gradually adj
vanced TO the close, which was at the high
est figures Of the day. On the advance the
cotton purchased to prevent fall wns dis
posed Of Receipts are very full, aud are
ahead Of last week, both at the known in,e-
rior towns and at the ports, but they are
withou. influence un the market We hear
that notices for about 5000 bales will be
issued on May deliveries. by those houses
who have been carrying cotton for interest
II is not yet known who will take them up,
Our market closes with a firm feeling
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gra,n md Proyisiop..

CHICAGO, M, Aprl g.-During mos Of fhe
session a dun aud heavy feeling prevailed In wheat
aud prices again touched point reached in the
recent decline la fact the prices at which July
wheat sold today Ncr lover than July wheat has
sold In April ior many ypnrs with the exception OF
the early part Of April last year, when July sUld ~
| Low ~ fbiac, The Opening WAS cnsy and prices
q, ~ lower for July and after selling Within mar
| nov ringcs pricus Iuuhrr declined f., rallied &c
and closed l'.c lower than yesterday. May opened
about ic lower, sold OIL L. MON aud closed u y
lower II was the sharp hrcak Ia May aud June
which hclpci To take July with thum. foriEn
market adviccs Wcm uuiaNorable and domestic
markets Wcw lower
torn ruled quiet the greater part Of the session,
fluctuations being uafruN aud the feeling steady
The market opened nt yesterdays cloaing prices
huCluntcd in'gurnuy within &c mngc aud CLOSED
a shade lover Than yesterday
Oats were hirly active early. hut later hccamc
quiet fluctuations hclug confined To a mango Of &C.
The close was ui about yesterdays fgur~
Inding IA mcss PORK was active aud the feeling
was weak Prices declined Aiettnc on the whole
range, sud the market closed quiet at inside ng.
un's.
A quiet and dun feeling prevailed Ia lari Prices
ruled Sol. n lower aud the market closed easy.
iiatltf mnrc was doing Ia short ribs. and the
feeling weak during the Ercaicf portion oi the
day. friur losl24c lower. aud the market closed
quiet 90 in.idu figures
The leading iuturs ranged ne follows
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Chancery Sale
r. e A l. E S T A T e.

No Gi3i Rim the Chnnccry Court Of shelby
Couniy-slate OF Tennessee vs.. Alfred Adams
ctaL
by virtue Of an lntcrlocuiory decree for sale, en-
tend IN the above cause the 18th day OF Dccen.
Der. 1857. ~ u, CO. page 2i. and nncwcd 9Th day Of
March 1859 ~ n 90 page. al, | viii sell at public
auction. 90 the highest bidder. Ia froht Of the
CLERK anu Masters Office, at the Main street en-
tmnce Of the courthouse Of shelby County, Mem
pitts Tenn. ON
saturday, 27th Day Of April. 1880.
within legal hours the following described proper
y, situated In Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee
tO-wit
Iol y. block /. q by Y feet on the east side Of
Water street. Fort Pickering sold ~ ilIe property
OF J. W. Vernon ani the tiiy OF Memphis
The east pru of the south hall Of lot 20. In block
~, q. W. Smiths subdivision, % b. - feet on tue
west side OF alley east of orleans street. sold ~
the property of q. W. Christie
Pickering. Tenth Ward. Sold as the property OF
Lot y. block IL ems, side Of Third street. Tenth
Ward, q by nay feet sold M the property OF A
loi = Tate's subdivision, 81 by lsi feet. on east
side Of Orleans street sold as the property Of
Laufunte A. spiccr
Lot ~ John Broyns subdivision, ~ by 10 feet
on northeast coraeroi LalioEe and Georgia streets
Sold NJ the properly Of the unknown heir Of
Linily sackcii, deceased W. e. folkos aud the city
~ Memphis
Terms OF sale-On credit Of six months note
hCltns iusrrcst. with security required lea re-
tdlnrd. redemption h4ucd.
This CHI day ~ April 1879.
l.. IL ACuENtgl, Clerk and Master
r ~ 4 &. W. Hciskcll, fOllctors.
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FRUIT STEADY. Oranges -Mcsslna. s1ooaLoO
per box Lemons. s27s4Lo0 per box. Bananns.
per pound.
AfPLts-s1 OoaLOo per hri Dried apples ga
ac PCT 10 from soc Dried peaches gkslc from
siufc.
NEGTrAui Es-Ouions. o. = per hi. cahharc
New ofloaus crate. t17ss4OO. kfaut. per brl ~ ~
hall bfl, $50 garlic, 90 per 100.
kuIs-Cdcpanuta, slthHlo0 per i00 Peanuts,
Virginia 7fg.ci fCnneurc iarneuf stock helGc.
noastcd, isi'tc higher shellcd. MI. g.. whiio 1c.
spani,h, lW iccnus, Tcsa, old, 9eiilc. Arkansas,
Has. Italian Chcttunls. iu'f ne
| -huuprnc. ilatlAa creamery, glfl Ne
| dairy, ihat,r. county butter inatNp
| hh,
| NlNEgAR-pct cal. t1Iiac
| hieselteafy hpxes. To- cascs. lie
| hlllki-0hickeus. young. taOlats0 mixed
~ Aefl,e hens. tipogA4r gccsc. "A. dean. ducks
| s1ntln
lpiArOEs- Firm. ti.g,qi - Per brii sacks. s,l
@o nctbu Utah. oty,c Ier bu. sweet s1Uial..s
| pCf bn
fRlsu risIl buffalo, iesac per M ont. 90 pet
10 tame. pcnh, trout. ETC.. safinc Per NJ
hAi-lNs-lond'n liycrs, t3e, California So
! Der huk.
PICKLES Hrs . ~ half hrls 500
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FLoUR-From store, family, 500 choice, si25;
fancy, N2O@t60i extra fancy, SL759i.S5i patent,
S52b6.5Jl easy.
CORNMEAI--Pearl, $3.50; roller, 500 steady,
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, sl.7j@200 me-
dun, sij0@l.75.
OATSlEAI.-In half brls. 81 80 from store.
kkIS-Soda. extra, DC; treble ext Ga
&C ginger snaps 7@SiSc assorted jumbles.T ileJ
III a.; cream crackers. 7LgdsSlEc.
store.
HOMINY AND GRITs-From store, s3.2h
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HAY-cholce from store. s5c; car load. from
lcyee or depot SO J0IlG00 prime, from store 100
rle from store, J0es5Oc load from leyce or de-
pot Sl00Ogli.O0
CORN-from store, white. i6lSai1c: mixed, 45c;
from lcyec or depot, white, In bulk, 39eJiOc; In
sacks Ate; mixed. In bulk, SIC; IN sacks. llo
BRAN-From store. 72E@7bc, from leyeo or de-
pot sl3 50glL
OArs-From store, white 36@37c; mixed, SIG
3c; from lcycc or depot, white Ia bulk, Sl@J3c in
sacks, 3jc; mixed, In bulk, 2gc In sacks, 3lc.
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Chancery Sale
10y
REAL ESTATE.


Ma 6.Si2 E--Chanccfy Count Of shelby County-
John T. Malone, guardian w. John II Hunter
~ virtue u an lnicfocutofy dsrreo Coz ale en-.
tend IN the above cause on the iih day Of June
Nv, n. ~ a. pigc a., renewed April A t,sp. ~. n
~ page % Viii fcll ~ public auction 10 the
highest bidder. In ffonl Of the Clcfs ant Masters
unro NJ the Main stnvi unifinHC II the Courthouse
Of shelby county, Memphis. tennessee, on
saturday, sth Day Of Msy. 1850.
within lcrli honr. the iolloElnf described IRON
cry situated In Memphis. shelby county, Tenn.
iu.Witi
lot No. \ >. ~ Tntc's subdivision. cast 81 or
leans street. beginning ~ sake on 10 fouih side
II Tate street, running Vutt with aid street ID
feet 10 ma alley. thence tuuih with sild alley q
feet 10 nn alley. theuCr NgriWnW with aid alley
hf feet thencc north - feet ~ Tate sfrei 10 the
lgsluniug, Icing same. property conveyed n Mis-
Nauuic Hunter by deed dated August j isil book
81 Iarr ~. registers vhru shelby county Team
Terms II saicaOnc thinl cash. hiiaucf in twelve
months purchaser executing luicnsi bearing nuto.
with security. aud icn retained 10 ccufc ~ mcnt
Redemption hfrrcd
This lgth DAY oi April isgi
X n MdniNilY, CLERK and Master
Ny T. n Edginfton and ". " Mcdowell. sollci.
fun
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The business done was not only larger in the agprs
cato than on any day for tho past two wcekf,
But the number Of issne. traded in showed q
marked increase, and Out OF total days business
Chosapeako & Ohio Is si82,0 900 Texas Pacific lsts
$4,000 and the Reading IL $4,000. The market
was IN marked contrast 10 the share speculation
also in iu strong tone, and almost everything
traded In Is higher this evening. The most impor-
tant advances are st. Paul ]. 4 d. extensions TO
1851 and Galveston, Harrisburg q San Antonio
seconds "a 10 l07.
The total sales OF stocks today were 9oo2 shares
(losinp ouOtgtiOnG
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BY TELEGRAPH.
nene,. Rena. qua siern..


NiN YORK. April "a Money on call casy Nd ? ~
= T. uuti last loan, - pof cent, curd oligfci
pr 70 p1f c'ni frlmr mrrganiilo papcf 500 per
ccal sterling rarhanfp duil BIT stitly al q NJ /.
fnr sixty dsy hlils and Z ~. iar demand
u1'tnmrui bonds have bCgn duli aud steady
falr hunis have huun dlll aud steady
l9s uti.ns in leg .ln,k mnikri to-day was the
smallest luf nl1 ini lay iuf weeks and ihe huciua.
tons vrIc ou tiir sine limited s,nic, nnd although
thcie Nas = duuplnr icuicury throughout tho
Erciirf puriiou ~ DE day the changes Ia quota.
iiow ucnr entirely Insignificant The lower Ion.
don ulflCi gave ihe cue Coz Improvement IN thu
lu0il maflCt tulti aud while ihcfu was little diN
ro'luun shown by tlU Foreigners 10 uaie, What
bn.inDr Va douC inf their acruunt VA mostly
-clllug ni their fnerialt.0s and inul.uuf a Nath
vile Wa Wck Zoe the nut time In
mhuy dais The rnmmis Jon people wrfr
encouraged ta aiiark lew Ol the icadcn whlrh
rrlmru meet Nulurr h'r aud thuy rfuW builder ~
thr DAY uufc along aud tlu highest pflcss wcfs
rcncnliy made iu tho int halt hour aud the low
- in tlc last The movements even pnuug the
,pcrlnlieH Wrfc not su marked a. usual If late al
Though ItunUsHHr Coal was fTrflaily wrak tnuaul
ihe d.se lhc op nuf uas made ON a mpdemie
volume ~ bnlu.s, bit plicCs were ecncIally ifom
n iqa pcf cont lower tl'an lat evenings figures
Ah|ln hr great bulk ~ che trading Wa CONTINUED On
o. hnll Doom nacts Atghisrn AMI tennessee Coal
nilrfvad tuiiuu nl aud loHd trust wcrr esperlally
wtns lu thr Earl, dcallnf,. while Dnnlniidsicd 90,
We ihc fifufT point iu the lisi 1hc urtiFly fonn
otl as,l .nl . llsll mlly uoCunv1 toward u
ucluot. ini iu thr dnllnr1s whirh followed Their
Wa nn uu,ymcni except hrro and ihcfu. and such
changss - ava Occur Wcu invariably IN the dine
uun 81 lower hfurra IN the afternoon Chicago
.th delcluIci mafArd Strength sud again CflissUtl
=. hut tuuari deliver hour The downward ten
lrnni vas not general the lsi became more pro
Nn!ntfdi ani NrldlnF WIS aitarkrd with fnrnf
ul uulrn duun materially while the trading In
we ~ hg ainc very active for the lime being
| ~ lhul nnd Tennessee Coal aiierward Joined the
HNNuNhtl movement aud umura Of all Kinds IN
| fFlH w. lhc Situation In the Wet were circulated
| ruhklnf loHu Burlington aud Nuck Island nltn
/ lhe Wekucss ln the lat hour was mot pro
| nnuhitui aud tne market duality closed Wcah
in.4Ah dul, ~ about The lowest prices Of the day
htniiun Oh. ruEaf trust lead tftitl and pipe ilns
| NlsN,Al.A Wuufh ihe unlY movement waa IN Cot
| h"il htunsvtct Wa duli aud sirsdy, closing Al
~ ~, seneiu ~ closed lower IN al. ykcept :
| ~ het island aud ~ PAUL. pcf cent
! lAAiual bOnds Hyfl aglin lu actl,e demand and
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CHANCERY SALE
90. of --
REA l.. ESTAT TIE.

No hrN Rim the Chanocy Cuur Of shob,
county State Of TcnncsscoNH n !. Cuibofilot
ptAl
~ virtue II an iufrflncuinry dcrfrc for ale en-.
iss N IN o. paat 81 I will srll. ID public aue
ton ~ the highest bidder. N front II The Cers
sud Masters olnc,, al The Main stflot cnimnoo ii
nCa1or, on
saturday. nth pa, Of May iasp.
within lceal hourL the following dcsrflbet prot,.
crir. situated Ia iNemphls. shelby COUNTY. Tcui
Istsa 10 n aud n. block a Turt Pelorinr Zach
fr,utinr a feet ON the wcsi side 10 sor1ud sff.t
Win aepfh of % icet Sold a. The pfotefty N
William aud Ida wCsche
icsm. q eals-cash Redemption baucd
Thls .Oih DAY of April, is,l
N m MciiiNHY, Cicrk aud Na,te,
F.H&C W. ilclakell and II " DlK. SOLICITOR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
Chancery Sale
-or--
REAL ESTATE.

No Gsts r. Chanccry Coufi Of shelby County,
Miuicf Parker w. 0corlc Ioyucr
~ virtue 81 an lnicflOcuiufy decree lot ale en-
trrrd Ia the above cause on the llih dty 81 JAM.
ary ts,p a. Al 81, page tss viii ell ~ public
auction 10 the highest bidder IN irunt 81 inc tlei
and Masters oficc, NJ The Nain street cnlfanec ol
the courthouse Of shelby County, Aempn~ ~"
nc,scc. on
saturday. mn psy OF May, 1850,
within l.rai hour. the following dc,crlbci prop
eriy, situated 10 Memphis. shelby conn'y' lenne'
ace. towit 80. -. -, -,
Part Of lot ~ block of block ~ irontns ~ W.,
hack between panllel lines ibl A. lvy leee .-,t,
Terms Of e-One.thl M cash. halancc on of,.li'
Of slx months note with security "3""N' wv
rptnlned.
This 18th day OF April, isse. 49,,
X n hriiENRY, ctcrt and N..'ch
John d. Marlin aud A. H. W. ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
GENERAL TRADE.

Quotations In tho local market remain I'M.
changed Eggs are hrmer In tone; apples scarcer
and higher coffee very firm. but unchanged In
price. Amount Of grain In store at the elevators:
Corn, los, 100 bushels: oats -. 1856 bushels.