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Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

San Carlos Agency Indians have brought considerable gram to Globe. They are reported to have raised large crops thls season,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

E. Kenton, of Upper Salt River, who Is in town this week, contemplates visiting hIs old home in Indiana about June 18th, from winch he has been absent for 97 years.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

The latest estimate of the number of Johnstowa's dead is from 12,000 to 15,000. The circumstances attending the flood warrants an extra session of Pennsylvania's legislature to enact measures of relief for the sufferers.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

l am selling out at cost my entire stock et Gents, ladies and childrens summer hats. Come and see oryour- self, at Mrs. R. GiIl's.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Miss Molly Stanley entertained a number of her young friends on Mon day evening, it being her birthday, The party is spoken of as most en- ioyable affair
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Tho air of Globe has been recently wild and fragmentory through the ef- forts of burros, which make music through their mouths, that IS not as exquisite as "the woodpecker tapping the hollow beech tree" On some per sons the last few jerks produce feel ing of sadness and disposition to E1vear
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

4 number of Yaqui Indians, from S0nera, have been in Globe this week, selling birds. They did not appear to be growing rich at the business.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

The highest maximum temperature at Globe, during the month of May was 975 cn the 20lh. No rain fell during the month
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Vrombstone led all other towns in the Territory m the observance of Memorial day. Governor W olhey and Hon. Nj. A. Smith were the big cards, and fairly divided the honors.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

George Akin has for sale at reason able prices, fresh butter and eggs. tleur, candies etc. Give him a call,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

A Johnstown dispatch of the 5th says lover six thousand men are at work in the valley, clearing up the wreck, and for the recovery of the dead
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Miss Katie Gill, arrived home on Tuesday from Mills Seminary, Brook lyn, Cal, to spend the vacation with her parents.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

E. r. Kellnsr arrived from Phoenix on Monday last, and returned on Wednesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

There will be services in the Metho- dist Church, Sunday evening, com meneing at o'clock All are invited
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Mrs. E. Gill keeps constantly on hasd 3 choice assortment of fresh fruits and candies
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

V Little Willie Anderson, of Globe, while on his way to Canadal at Battle Creek, Michigan, became town talk in consequence of lariettiug and snub- ping horse that was being pursued
 by dozen or more men. The feat was new wrinkle to wolverines wh9, for the first time, dropped upon the western way of stopping a horse in his reckless gallop. Willie, although young Tn years is an expert at roping.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

The increased value of Gila County < taxable property over last year, is S2S7 ,000, as valued by the assessor.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Miss Broadhurst, recently from Phoenix, IS in town, and is canvassing for one of Talmage's works.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

The farmers of Gila County are busy harvesting, and are not praying for rain.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

PRIVATE LESSONS in English branches and drawing.
 MRs. MARY c. ALLEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Wm. A. Lotspeich and Ben Will Hams, miners, lett Globe sn Tuesday last, for Mohave County.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Chas Banker has contracted to fur. nish San Carlos with beer. A can tina has been opened there.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

E. T. Mills, of Salt rlver, Gila Coun- ty, was in Globe on "Wednesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Just received, a large assortment of ladies and misses boots and shoes, of various styles, at Mrs. F. Gills.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

After several abortiye attempts, fine ram fell on "Wednesday afternoon,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

We understand there IS movement on foot for the proper observance of the Fourth of July, Although ht- tie late in the day, yet the time is ample to prepare programme that will sustain the reputation winch Globe has won for patriotism. 4 little assistance frem everybody wlll insure q successful celebration.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Tom Robertson, of Catalpa, was in town on Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

George Akins and Ed Arhelger re- turned from Ph@nix on Thursday last.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

The Centennial mill will soon start up on Fame ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

G. s. Van Wagenen sells all classes of goods as low as the lowest and promptly delivers goods.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Four thousand Sicily lemens, the finest te be had, and one thousand So- nora oranges, for sale by George AkinS.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

George Akins IS selling, for cash, canned goods, lard, corn meal and otber articles at prices much below what is asked at other stores. Call and satisfy yourself of inc truth of this claim
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Preparations arc almost complete for the removal of the Old Dominion hoisting works frem the Mooney in cline to the new shaft. The work of removal will begin in nine or ten days and will probably occupy two weeks, II will net nocassitate 3 suspension of work at mine or smelter, however, and tue change, when effected, will greatly facilitate the handling of the ore.
 5. B. Henderson, who was arrested in Globe as an alleged participant in the robbery of US. Paymaster Wham, was, at tho instance of the prosecuting attorney. discharged June 3sd.
 William Ellison, alias Cyclone Bill, suspected of he same oifense, after a hearing before Court Commissioner L.. c Hughes, was discharged upon es- tablishinE the fact that ha was not within aighty-fya miles of the robbery at the time of its occurrence.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Barley and alfalfa 50 cents a day, at Pascoe' s stable.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

With Eeamish, corner Third and Market streets San Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Entered in the Post Office st Globe as sec uad-elass matter.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

Akins.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-08

gathered.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

store. OF which $4,000 bushels were Of contract
grade. il wns also rumored that 100000 bushels
more will soon clear for Canada. 80,
fair business was transacted In corn notwith-
standing the narrow range of values. The prevail
Ing feeling was one OF sleadiness and transactons
were at slightly higher prices. The market opened
at Yesterdays closing prices, iuctuaied frequently
within. A@ssc range closing about the same as
yesterday.
Oats were quiet and steady during the morning,
but after midday offerings beclmer free and n
weak feeling set H. prices declining sf0gs4c. The
market closed easy at almost inside figures, and n
@9sc below yesterdays last sales.
Mess pork was quite active at times but prices
ruled irregular, though averaged higher. Az the
opening sales were made at loo decline on yester-
dtys closing figures, and after frequent slight
fluctuations Developed considerable strength, and
prices advanced 2O@221ac. Later prices receded
25M27iSC. and the market closed steady.
Trading was ouly moderately active In lard, and
the feeling was steader Early prices were adj.
yanced 21Sc but during the latter part OF the SEES
sion the feeling was casier and prices receded 2H@
&c, closing quiet
iniry active trade vas reported In short ribs.
Prices ruled irregular. Early In the day the feel
| ing was firm and prices were advanced 54IMc
Later the market weakened, and prices receded 10
ql21ac and the market closed quiet al the reduc'
ton.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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GENERAL TRApA

No changes In the Merchants Exchange quota.
ton lists today, Grain In store al the elevators
Corn iiO.6lo bushelsi oats, %. Ola bushels
telegram from Lon ion today states that "in
the clyde market sugar opened ca lower, but val
ucs soon advanced - The market was excited. II
IL rcporicd that Continental buyers are purchasing
for American account"
Ellison 4 Co.'S circular estimates weekly con
sumption past month ia Great britain 1000, ON
Continent 1000 English splnncrS' surplus stock
lat Instant estimated Mt 27a.O0 Continental spin.
ncn surplus stock lat instant Estimated at $4,000
against $4,000 aud lGsoOO last year respectively.
Al New Orleans sugar Il In good demand, vcrJ
strong and active. Molasscs iirincr.
by action Of the Board Of Directors Of the Louisl.
ana sugar aud Rice Exchange, the Southern Ia.
cihc Railway Company has Withdrawn the nate Of
80 cents per 100 pounds on California sugar IN
sacks also the classification of wet on this sugar,
all Of which Il effective on April %. 1889.
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c,ni, and pro,i.,o,..

1T LOUIS. 40. April i5.-riour quic, and
wbcai-.Fa.y, No. ?, rel cash. So and boml
nal. May closed ~ si.c bid. June, kll.c askcd.
July. siitatir bid. August, go asked
gn4u'tc May closed al a1sau'ec June, MisC
August Eiisc bid. september, So ,llc bid.
utif-iowcr No. cash, 2ic nd. Nay, closed Al
etaaN'F.
ke-tiulet IT tegi1c
iiSyepgSsnd isiE pnric. ,0'ogacc timothy
t5Cldtiapn
nmn=QuiCt &c
iinKsccd-Quict. tttA
uuttcf AMI Unchanged
iead-ichncd and chemical hari unchanged Al
e. common and IN Mi'ioud, sai)bld
nniicr- Unclaimed.
ImRf-ilfmcf, at ,anc
lofnmChl-LoWef. tL4tgtLs0.
pcT.Inns Weak.
rufk-tl9 90
isni-rlime steam, eisobld
ny snli Mcais- noScd shoulders. tNe; long
anil fibs b ~ short clear. $40
hcon-nesci fhouldcr, 800 longs and ribs
o. l,aapo short clear, laLi0,
ncrrlpts-iiouf aOoo bnC wheat Aono bu corn,
aio0o bu oats ltlnp bu. re 2.oN. harley. go bu
cora. gi,oo0 bui oats, u,olo bu. pS none. bailey,
ION hu
CHICAGO. April i5--whcai today vas inactly,
AMI outside iudinu especially was small thrfc mol
bolng enough action "a the market " Fimulii,
outside buslnHaH. A prominent luul tnlsf how
eve, was cicdl'cd With beirt lane buyer and u
credited. Mas adlupod lc sod olosod ~ h.gic
than yotciday, July oNctsf i,r inNef apd al
Vanpcd &c. deliurd sc md cinsfd ~ hrhcf that
yesterday. The uuwnh mbtrmrni VI wheat irnu
hero 4 aitmrilnH solsu rt.sutuu iOiu's bNiirtii
showing Ni,s. bmhia ll wheat luayCctCd out o
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saturday. the 10th Day OF April. ,sse.


within legal hours, the following described prop.
cry, situated 10 the Taxing District OF shelby
The middle part Of lot 1856. block 80 4oxf7o feci
north side oil Webster street 20 feet east OF lot i5
soie as tne property Of the unknown helrs Of Mrs
Par Of lot H. block ST. being 4ss<xlOs feet on the
-notlh side OF linden street, northeast corner d
hM mule so!a a. the property Of the unknown
Lot 70, block 81. on the east side Of Mulberry
street los feet north ~ Linden, as%xsTH feet
sSld as the property Of the unknown heirs Of An
LOT o. block g. fronting 60 feet on the cas-, sid,
o. pesoto street BY $50 feet deep 225 feet south
union street. sold as tho properly OF the unknown
Lots H. IS. 10 block /, A. wriehts subdivision
@xibO feet on the cast side Of Dayio avenue. SOLE
Us the property Of George gillham.
lil 5ll feet Bedsoe subdivision. sold as thu
Lot 81 block il east side o. second street, For
heirs ' IT, tG S Z; .ss property Of thu
Lot lG, block o. 26xl4s feet gu the east side o.
washnyon street Sold as the property Of lohu
Currell Andrew curreli, Mary currell and Msrga
I otS. block Is. on the Yves, side Of orlean'
street 24sl0o feet bold US the property OF the IN
Lott, block ie south side Of Elliott street. soxi2
feet. being 20 feet east of Desoto street Eoid y
the, property OF the unknown heirs Of Augusta
Ielber
Lots 0 and 10, blsck ], Batture. 2txs7 feet each
sold m the property of l.. b. Eaton, Am N
HouRb, All y. Hough. Ella Hough Louisa hougl
Joe llonch and Virginia Hough.
Part Of country lot <Y3 on the north side Of Ne,
Madison street, Cox at Its intersection with OIL
Madison street Sold az the properly OF the vi
| known heirs ci Ellen Walsh.
| Lot D. block q, north side OF Alabama street %
30 feet. Tenth Ward. Sold as the property Of l.. 1
| Eaton and che untnewn helm OF p. J. Murny.
Block &c, 21xi27,f feet on the west side Of Mai
street, l06 feet north OF Alabama street being III
| farris Hare lot) Sold % the property Of L. !
| Eaton.
Lots 81 and 49, block 10, on the cast side Of Thir
| street Sold a. the property OF W. j. Chase.
| Lot ", block ~, on The north Side Of Jsckso
street, 5oxif0 fact Sold a. the properly Of Thoma
| Graham aud l. " KAton.
| Lotii. q g. In block -. DuHsse aud Brown sui
division tsonting 10 fssi on pe east tlde Of chan
avenue, and runsiuy east siN fee, on neIlh ice !
lot g, porlh slds n Potisr swet kainre ADJ
tea, 2ssfso lsek tsd a. the tf5pcry OF W. y
Brown aud y, ~ Jones
Lots u ana u. country let 5os. on the south sid
Of johnson ayepue, fidSlG feet sold as ID
| property Of ST. paul's haptist Church.
Terms OF salo--on credit Of slx months not
| beallny interest With security required, lieu n
| aintd. redemption barred.
This 10Th day Of March, 1854
!. n hcHENkY. Clerk and Master.
Meicalf 4 Walker and =. J. shephrrtl. s0l"' TOR
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance OF the powers vested IN Ne by a Ger.
tain deed ~ trust made ~ ]. g Powell aud J. ".
No 81 Trust ncoils on page. sooaoi, In the Coun.
" u lake state 81 fcnncucc, wherein NC are
named az Trustees We will on
Thursday. the eSth bay ef April, 1850.
hsiwosn the hours oi y m and q M, sell at pub
ic ouicry. on the southwest corner II Madison and
Main streets. IN the City OF Memphis, Tenn, Tor
cash ~ the highest aud best bidder. the following
deserlcd pr9pgrly situated N ihe county 2, l1ss
trust IN words and ngurcs a. follows. iowiil kniy
No. LidA inf 30 acrrk made ~ name Of Charles
Love and ffcden lIAizctL lying on the eank, Of
9TH soctlonl M dltiflctiath surveyors range. lake
county Tennessee, aud 4 the land nov occuyici
by 4 4 Powell. aud also four small 2. y acr6 en-.
MILAN a Jones, aud IN the aiurcsaid county aud
mnrc section. district and state, aud two 81 the
above mentioned iracls llo Immediately west Of
ncaf sotithwcst corner 81 siid ohry NJ the other
two lie Immediately touih Of saii Noll ehlry made
ne ss. JSs.' snd rS ycU senisSsa Az 70
lrlct Whereas sAmf {. Love g executor, g l.
love ". W. ~ Jones and ,. 9 Mcisporc. And
49, Panel o. ssi, lSiRS tqa n' n . 11ts sG
lurcyors range and cmhfnncd In entry No. 6n.
trsrlnE date bcccmbcr % isf3 madf q The name
Of David l'c.s consclc ca No. " W. y Iens,
Chnncefy Court M the ial district ~ The cas- oi
sam1 r. Love. executor Of the Love v. Nc
lgmnfr 4 Jones' more laINtsAlAIl. Nftfthftl -
ioioWa VIA beginning Al latrc I'd elm tire. aud
standing IN the wet bonudar, line u entry Ala.
Innfle in the name oi holrti Nol iof 1850 hcrcs.
aid rtd elm trcc IA the ttuthrast corner ~ entry
No 1 ,t71 made IN the mans - thatla Love for
~. acre. aud was conVcyci ny the hsir II Love
~ H. Dukei also aid nd elm 4 the northeast cor
nor oi David h0ssa eutf1t No. on thence sald
land runs west Is peics with the south huuuariy
Inc II aid Love cntl Lila Iss..ug hs l0uthwcst
curnef IS poles 10 a tiake and III !, q. iahen.
south boundary line Of his Nntir No. tnf I'D
| nfrss faid stake hclnF Love \ hafHcus northeast
Gunner ol their entry No. ita ~ ~ ncns. thence
sruth about 80 poles with tlio eati boundary line
of nd Love 4 Targets entry lle ~ stake
Handing iu the old wood rIaii With lafgn cotton.
| wood ani sycamore polnics ihcncc easi rs poles
10 sinke standing IA lobeit Noll west boundary
| iinr III hls entry 20 90 hr 400 nctcs thence
north - poles 10 the beginning - a. 10 incluic
Aiso. ,hrcc bead Of mules. de,erihcd s' ono
mouse colorcd MARI mule namrd lulici ouc
hisck mar muie. named bcck, aud one black
horsc mule. named lNic
Iauity Of rslcmpllon, dover ana homestead
wslted little believed 10 - good, but We sgli a,
| Ir,strrs oniy A. X, NlNNtr
WI. kRotEE, Trustees
rcrklns A Percy foilcltora
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Virginia. Ease; Tennessee, farmers stock, o@gc;
roasted, lmlbSc higher shelled, red, DC; WINE, Ic;
Spanish, loo Pecans Texas, old, 7@i2c ArkalSas'
9ea5c; Italian chesnuts, l09221sc. 900.
BJJTTER-Butterne, H@lsc creamery Ugwc;
dairy iGa22c: country butter, 100000. :,
CIDER-ozark, $3.50 per brl ana per hai
brl
VINEGAR-Per gal, I2d13c.
FGGS--steady boxes, Toe; cases, l0Hc.
ouLTRY-Chickens young, sSO0@iOG mixed
s2g5di2.75 hens S. OO@3 25 geese, sL60@6OO ducks,
POTAToEs- sl.256tl 10 per bril- sacks, 500
Soc per bu; Utah, SO@9Oc per bu; sweet s2OO9@'JO
per hr
FRESH FIsH-Buffalo lac per lb; cnt, DC per
ID. Game, perch, trout, etc, ealOc per ID.
RAIslNS-London layers, $500; California S22o
per box.
PICKLES Bris, $3.50, half brls. $500.
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AZ noon spOts-.lcady, demand fair sales,
1900 bales, OF which 1890 were American. Re.
ecpts, 10000 bales OF which 1890 were American.
Closing quotations were rs iollowE Mlddllng,
5lb-iG1.
futnrcs opened steady ana closed steady.
These prices are given Ia pence and 6iths, thus
COS means o o. ca, ana sol means lodi
A. Pm. April bG2 value. April May 6G2
value. May,Junc. 600 sellers Juno July, 600 sell
en- July.August, h6l buyers August september.
h59 buyers; September October. 6ta values octo.
bcf.Novcmbcr 6Gi sellers september. 659 buyen
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Chancery Sale
r E A L e ST A T e,


No. 6isi Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby
County-state Of Tennessee W Alfred Adams
ctnL
by virtue OF an introductory decree for sale On.
tered IN the above cause the 18th day OF Deccm.
Der lss7, NJ. y 20, page Oi and renewed bth day OF
March, issq. N. Il 90 page al. viii sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder. in frolt Of the
CLERK and Masters ofioc, NJ the Main street en-
tfnncc of the courthouse OF shelby County, Mem
phis, Tenn. on
saturday, a7th Day OF April, 1889,
within legal hours the following described proper
", situated in Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee
Lat =. block !, 2ibrl2 feet on the cas-, side Of
Water street. Fort Pickering sold a. me ptoiefiy
Of J. W. Vernon aud the city Of Mcnphis
The east piit OF the south hall OF lot o. In block
west side Of alley east Of Orleans street Sold a.
the property Of q. W. Christie.
Lot -, block 10, east side oi Second Etreet fori
Pickering, Tenth Ward. Sold ms the property Of
10, n. block il. cast side Of Third street. Tenth
wani, q By ii2H feet sold as the property Of A.
lot & Taic's subdivision, 50 by is5 feet. on east
side Of Orleans street. sold a. the property o
III nj. John browns subdivision - BY rs feel
on northeast corner Of Laltosc and Georgia streets
Sold ~ the property Of the unknown helm o.
Kmlly sackctt, deccased, W. g folkoa aud The CITY
Terms OF sale-oua credit Of sN months mott
bearing interest with security, required. lien 10
taincd. redemption barred.
X D. AciIENRY, CLERK and Master
PHI a G. W. Iiciskcll. Solicitor
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Provisions.

fisIi-MActcrcl halt hfis No. I. s1s0 40. ?.
gA5h No ~ sAgs i0ih kiis. No :, sta6 No 2
sl2S No.G -. DD ilcrflnr, family sc Der
lpN y g. noe herring. hall bhs, s0sa While
Ilsh-llalf bfls $40.
rifcufci hams lui sSliic breakfast bacon, " ~
luisc, clear fib side lacou. 80, bulk pork clear
sIdts, " r. clear fib AIDE, C,ss long clear, y.
shoulder, aitc
LARD-Ic.. &c. half brls. 20. Kegs ~.
rhuirr kettle i.NipV quiet
FRESH MLAis-hc,i hindquariers. ha5c. fore
quarters, 2'Saic. Cig hogs osic county dressed.
81 ,ttdc pcf pound
flGs'FEEr-irls o. half brls, sl5o segs. G.ga
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FLouR-From fiorc. family. sllo choice. $780,
fancy, sLsoWAsi. extra LAncy, sAOo9jl0. patent,
9, inssA7h, easy
CoRSMeAL - rcarl. s55o roller. saioS2 %.
nrm-
nRANs AND PEAs-Nuyy beans, e. .. medium,
i,s. .,-..sssss % -'-,'s-s t.sss - .
OATMEAi.-in half bris $40 from store.
tRAGkElls-sOdn extra, De- trubic extra, Co
G,Ec. ginger SNAPS, 7ess'sc assorted jumblcs. iies
lgisr. cream CfnrkerL 4lsfsaisc.
CRACKED wilEAT-in hall brls, $40 from
mOMiSY AND oRITs-From store s12
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fRuiT-slcady. ufanrcs- Ncssna tl01to0
per box. lemons, tLtpgtii per box, hananaA
tLloe llopcf BUNCH Dates lose iigs, i29isc
per pound
AfrLE .tlOlsl00 pcf hh Dried APPLES. 20
ttufr.
NEqrrADLfs-Onlon N.2, per bfi. cabbage
New Orleans, Cmic. Size 400. ttaut ret hfl, tlt0
hall hfl $40 riflie o. ret loo
hCT5-N0ooehuu tLiOaAgQ Der 100 icanuu
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CATTLT.-Choico to extra, 3l{@@1c; good, 80
&c, scnlnwags TO medium, p4@2&c, choice feed.
crs, $50 aud up, 2j4g3c; feeders, 80 10 $50, "a
WHic
I0Gs-Choice cornied Fl@jci good, rE@ijic;
common, 3lsCiic.
sllEEP-Choice, iHc medium. 3lI@ici com
mon, slO0@l.50.
LAMBs-Cholce bc common to good per head.
81 h06pgOO
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CHANCERY SALE
-oF-
REAL ESTATE

No. T.ool Rim the Chanccry court 81 Shelby
county.-E McCalistcr W. William Bcurcf 81 al
by virtue OF an inicrlocutory decree tor .ale. en-
tered IN the above cause ON the ist day 81 April,
iNsq N. d 81 page lu1, viii sell. At public auo
tlnn 10 tho highest bidder. In front Of the Clerk
and Masters once nt the Main street entrance OF
the cotifthouso OF shelby county, McmphiA Ten
ncatcc. on
saturday. 9th day OF May, 1880,
within legal h0uu. the following described prop
criy, situated In tho Taxing District u shelby
couniy. Tcun., tOwlt
The south quarter Of lot No. ts the samc front
ing ihfty.scvcn and one eighth (giis feet more Of
lcss on ChickatAw street. and running back be
tween parallel lines one hundred aud i1rty ighl
aud one half Cis,O feet morc or les 10 an alley
the south line Of Mid lot being the north line Of
Sycamore street
Terms Of sale-Onc half cash. balance on Z
credit 81 siH mouths note bearing Interest with
security required lien rctAincd redemption barred
This 18th day Of Aurll, iss9
n n MoIIENRY. CLERK and Master
J. r. Houston. y. r. Edmondson, l.. a 4 Lch
man, G. II. uimblc, SOLICITOR
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NEW YORK. April 1.-The johblng ,rndc IN dry
Foods continues fair. with stimulated movement
In pfinia Demand NJ the hands Of agents wns
moderate. but steady for rcplcnishmcuts There
Wa good business In flannel dress goods for TALL.
which arr well sold M, and them was better tone
to clothing woolcns Print cloths and low grade
cntiuns are lees weak account Of the advance In
cotton. There u more Inquiry igf staple cutions
for fall Sone goods arc being shipped by watof
ruutcs. The market remains unchanged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
Co,,on Seed Products.

OIL-Prlne crude, 8sdB4Oc; of crude, 30@yci
prime summer yellow, i3cIi5c; of summer yellow,
i0d i9c; choice cooking summer yellow 5O@12ci
prime summer white, ii6i46c
MEAIs-prlme, slsOO@lS.50 less than cor load
sip,6O@la50, OF meal, slG00@lLJG less than car
iond lois si7OUal75O
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

CHICAGO. H.. April IT.--The Drorsrs JosFna'
rpoug Cattle Receipts, i9Qoo head; shipments
400 head. Market Glow nj loo lower becgex. g. o
alto ttccu. Sl2ielil0. ftockcrs aud &c 'cfs.
sitoa150 cows, bulls and mixed, tLso.5t 10;
Tcxas cattle. O. Og37i.
IIogs-RcCcipts, 1850 head: shipments CfOl
head. Market strong. mixed and heavy, esoGs
40 light SL15et3.0E tkips. e10naLGn
Hhccp-ilecclpu, 100 head: shipments, 5000
head Market strong NATIVES. HciattiO. Western
corn icd sLg0eSjig Texans, tLsO8A2O. lambs,
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