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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

LOU The supply from the interior has boon NOR,
liberal, while the demagd has been modera.e-genera
inactivity chiefly cha-acterizing the ma.ket. Under
thg-e circumstance boldgrs haye made further oonc5-
sious and tie market closes dull at the following quota
IONS i'm lots Superdue, in barrels go and extra Sill
sacks ruling Joa75c. lower.
WHEAT. Receipts more uh,ral. bu- with al active
demand throughout, prices are unchanged and firm
Sales Saturday and yesterday Of about 900 bushels at
d basis Of sL35aI50 for inferior end common sl70G
SL15 for prime. and $3.50 - for choice
CORN. The market was dull during the carly part OF
she week, owing Go The removal Of ,bs bloskada and con.
segueut heavy shipments bu. with o renewal Of r.slic.
lions on Thursday prices asalu rallied, aad ,a saturday
considerable sales were effected at sJ, % aud sLO0 per
busaol-she latter rate Cor choice white Te rIsy ~e
did not hear Of sale.
OATs.-smal sales a. CSC asLO0 per BEshel. Re
eeiPts light.
RYE-.Is In good demand and moderate supply with
sale- at sL65, eLC5- and sLT5 per busbel-the latter
rate for strictly choice
HAY-Harket duh at e2sss27 + tam gur prairie.
BRAE-Is in good demand a. s34asaJ = tuu.
PoTATOEs-Market we'll supplied and prices easier
We row quote sLJ0QSLG0 Tor common, aud sI.75a
sI-s0 and s. for prime aud choice.
WHISKY firm at e. p gallon for recafyr
GJANIES-Murket poorly supplied AID firm at 34G
2Jc for single and double. second hand. and . SOC for
new double.
sALT-SeyeraI lots ct coarse Liverpool have chauges
hands at ssC0ass50 2 sack holders generally asking
sI0.
RCE-Has advanced to &C, with moderate stocks and
a Brisk demand
CANDLEs-star arr selling at 5o,, and spera g.. Coo,
Ia Iots
BACoN-Tle marka. is unchanged, aud we again
quote clear and rib sides % Doc. shoulders 25c and hams
25a27c.
NESS PORK-seI-ns IN small lots only s.. s45 p
barrel.
LARD-Lltile or none IN market We quote q; &c in
brs and tcz and 27a29c in kegs
sUGAR-There is fair demand with pretty liberal
sales at q basis Ok 81 5l4c lr fair 90 IA Iy fair, in lots
CoFFEE-No stocks and prices Unchanged
M~OLAssES-In fair demand at 22a25c, for new
crop, in lots, from leyee and store.
BAGGIEG-Aurkst Is active, and the retail demand
e supplied 81 - Tor India, 2302ic for hand, and p
a25c for power.
ROPE-sca-ce and in demand d, ia2Je for ma.
chine.
IRON TIEs-The market is frm at 23a24c,
WDES-Buyers are now Offering &c for dy flint,
and SC for green.
OiLs-SGock Of all kinds limited. and the ~ ,ket Arm
at $3.50 for eoa. $3.50 for lard, EI75a $500 f5ff Snse-L
and sl.90gs2 for cotton seed.
NAILS-Firm and scarce at 9al0c 2 ker.
LEfE-Reoeipts confined to Alabama aud Tennessee
which are in fair request at S3OJas325 = barrel.
BUTTER-We note d moderate inquiry Tor prime At
Guf0c Tor Tub and key. in lots.
EGGS-TLe supply Of eggs is about equal to the de-
nand We quote at 25a e-c, in Iots
soAP-Common Il firm at 2oa22c with Hight stocks
and "a good demand.
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As may be seen, We .nssr. ,ds week che asr.-sf.-
ment Of Mclean Cordial. etc.
hisvezy well known we are not ?o-iaulzrly favor
able TO patent medicines. AMI. rs general thiar. esrsev
the whole Of them with but LITTLE ceremony. and viii
these sentiments we declined inserting tai, Advertise.
msHt rutl we knew what were tbe Ingredients of the
medicine and how compounded This we have I.,ne7
and believing, as we do, that the Ingredients are GOOD
and the compound judiciously made. we scommep5 II
As a mixture worthy Of public confidence.
The above is from The ST.. Louis Christian Adgoce,.
edited by the renowned Rev. Dr. McAuarv vsf--
speaks volumes in favor Of HcLssus Cordial w.
oal try it See tie advertisement in suotbsr c,.-rr
fabe-daw
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Trcatnonr Of Chronic diseases

H5EUNAIIss, SCIaTICA, NEURALGIA. DISEASE Of the
HsAET, LuSGS, KIDNEYs and SPINE, DYSPEPSIA
chronic diseases Of SToNACH and BOWELS. NERVOUS
DFEuITy. etc. Special attention given % fhs various
hua's complaints, such SIS or Ie. alone entail yesrs Of
anguish and Suffering by an emaeiated and ruined con
-.tution, or brings on premature decay ard death.
Or. HcHTrsoNE viii make his regular semIa annual
visit 90 Memphis, and remain a. The WORKMAN House
from Monday. The sth, until the I2h November Inst 5
where al who desire can c7usaIt him. Having t-eared
several hundreds Of prominent ct,jzens Of Memphis aud
yic.1ty, hs F1ccess 10 curing d now generally known
10 his as well "a other Important elites Of the south.
Citizen females, wilr when they desire e. be visited at
the.r residence.
10 charge for consultation IT, after interview, per
sons desire ,rsstm-ut d reasonable charge va be made
and agreed uron for the time # treatment mop
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Wen Go0@s, -Ter 6O0S-PE-chase .y'eee.sa,
rfes white F'oE Soss

slllnan a Co., 277 Main street, are daily re.
cs-Tins additions to their former extensive and
elegant stock OF millinery aud fancy goods. Our
stock is replete with all the novelties of the sea.
son, having just received our Paris and London
fall styles. Ladies dress hats, caps, -headdresses,
bridal outfits, ornaments, laces, lace goods. etc
e,c. Having selected our stock with the great
est possible care. and having the advantage Of
purchasing exclusively for cash. we can and
will sell at Old time prices. To country dealers
and customers We offer unusual inducements for
cash Gu long experience in the business en-
ables ms TO Ed all orders with p.omptness and
dispatch. Ever grateful for past patronage, we
respectfully solicit 8 continuance Of the same.
Oczy-Imdaw
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Capt. W o. Grain, for a number of years be-
longing 20 tic United States army, has been
authorized by Gen. Polk TO raise a company of
light artillery tgr immediate service. Tho od-
Gers aro now actively recruiting At different
points. Lieut. John ". Harris is stationed
here, TO whom al applications Tor enlistment
may be made. Apply at bis oaice, No. % Front
Row, Up stairs, or 20 Day & Pcoudft, No. 30
Front Row. Lieut. John ". Harris will call
upon the citizens for money to aid IN e%nlisting
and organizing he company. uol5-Iw
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999 Main Street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED

80 bTlSs Lard Oil,
70 bTiS, LUbTiCating OiI-equal
to best Sperm Oil
80 bTls, Alcohol,
2 brls, Pure Cream Tartar,
1000 OZs. Suiph' QuiHine,
30 OZs' SUIphs Morphine,
100 lbs. Blue Mass,
100 lbs. CaIOmel,
5000 boxes window Glass
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

r. The Raleigh a.. c. STATE Journal fayors
the policy Of admitting the Federal prisoners
now on our hands TO voluntary labor. allowing
them reasonable compensation, as a means of re-
ifcviug ourselves of THE heavy expense incurred
in taking care of llaa.
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LADIES GOODS At AUCTIoE-No. $50 8Ialn
stree. Is fast becoming the ladies emporium Of
Memphis. A. L. Andrews d Co, advertise an.
Other extensive sale of silks, beragcs, delaines,
and dress goods Of every description, at their
sales rooms On Tuesday morning, Noremberl9,
az ll o'clock Ladies, do not forget it.
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q EEiITrrnI
Or. .EEcEeGss's UlsirersGI Pigys !
FOE LIN-ER CONTPIANT

Headache. Etc.
-L'l- has never .-- a CarLarric medicine offered u
.hs public rll- has given such entire satisfaction s.
Mclean Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly innocent
ana can be tkeu Cy eue most tender infant, yet prompt
and powerful m removing al bilious secretion. acid or
impure f1-tid matter from the stomach In fact. they
are the only El-s -ha- should b. used Ia uEIa-i0us dis.
tiets.
They produce 20 gripping sickness OF pain In the stom-
sc1 or oowe 4, though yay artiEr and searching IN their
operation, promoting hratdy sac-euous Of the liver and
kiduey4. Who wH suffer from Bii0usuess. Hesdarbs
sud Foul Stomach, when 70 cheap q remedy can be Oh.
taiued} Keep then constantly on hand a single dose
taken in season. NAV prevent hours days and months 81
sickness. Ask for pr. J n. HrLeans Universal prT.
Take no other. Being coated they are tssteIess Pries
only . cents per box. and can be sent by mail %, -
part Of the Uulted States
J. h MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Earnar ThirI and Pine srr-ets s. -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

Present 10UE BuLs-We are requested by
Ma ~. @. Laland, secretary and treasurer Of
Of -le 0ye--1n Hospital TO ask all persons who
have bills against that institution TO present the
same o him at City Han, on or before WedDas-
day morning, Q o'clock, fox adjustment
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

- The P5-s1n who took charge Of The Eth
ogTapbic ink yl-aish, su~graviuEs, etc, belong
iu- 30 O. L-derie, at The late FIRE 1t the Turley
block, near Court square, viii please inform
him Of lLe.r Whereabouts, that be may call and
&c. dom. ol6.a OBJ and G5 Jefferson s.reet.
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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 70.
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Messrs. Clnrk. ErernrY Il -.

/ have been afflicted with TIE wort form of inward
Files and very bad dlarrhes. have been treated By
various pEysiclans, who pronounced my case incursble
Finding no relief, ! was persuaded to try your smbro-
La OIL s4d after using one bottle, 7 uas enabled TO 20
aooat my usual a7ocstiou Three bottles have cured
me whole and sound, aud wish TO make this prb.c.
That other sufferers OF this disease, the wors. ia the
world, may try IT snd be- convinced as J have been. that
its equal is not to be fouad. C. C. Er-rFvs
Nashville, October 5lh. 1859.
For SO by Potter q MsrvIr, Hs1sHeld & Co Plum
meg a Gilbert, Ws-d @ McClslland G.. W. Jones q q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

A LIQUOR CAsE-D Rice was yesterday
fined u~Fsnty-sz dollars by the Recorder for
selling liquor on Sunday; It came out that he
had 40 authority TO deal out distilled damua-
ton 20 lis tel7w-citzaas, and be was CON-
PEELED 60 pay au additional fine Of eleven dol
lars for having no Gora-a.
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ExcnANcE AND nAsK NOTE LIST.

CJkEKCFEn BY p ~. AVERY, CASHIER OY THE GAY
C-O SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, MADISON STREET.
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OyERToS HosFETAL-This institution has
been committed 70 the exclusive care of Dr.
Fennor, a gentleman who has a high reputation
for surgical skill, decision. and vigor, all Of
which are required in bis new Office. The liz
s%titutiou win very gladly accept from country
friends any contribution Of the garden, field,
chicken rogst, or dairy. Negro servants are
much needed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

FNGD-N Dressing and john Welsh were
yesterday fined @lI each, ior being engaged IN d
fight on Vance street on Saturday, in which -Le
former received several cuts.
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IS JAIL-A.cck NuttalI, who las been con-
fined to his bed ever since be was wounded in
his late ARRAY with Nauseso, was yesterday
placed in Jail on the charge Of killing that iadi-
viF-7I.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

ARHUAL-We had the pleasure Of meeting,
yesterday. Hon L. W.. johnson, recently elected
Confederate S,a,s Senator from Arkansas lie
Is in the city. sn rgrf- for Richmond
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Porter & Haerae. $50 COS Capt J.. C. Nc
Manas, SO 00i JIM. McCombs& Co., S25 90;
sample, Mitchell IS Co., $50 90; S. II. Duus-
comb, $40 90; + S. Wilson, 81 90. Total
Si35 90. Contributed previously, 500 50.
Grand total, S745 Sd. The list is still open,
and persons desiring o make contributions have
rat AZ nnnnrtnniLE Of a0lnr So.
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THEATEE FEEE-YYe are desired by Nr.
Wickersham TO state that the Proprieto-s of the
thel.cr are making 40 charge for the use Of that
edLice IN cases where an entertainment IS given
for patriotic or benevolent objects. In speaking
OF the recent dramatic eu-a&amsnt the other
day. $50 qu- down 50 t0rshe use Of the thea
ter. Oh referring TO Che copy furnished Us by
Msssrs. Pas,E0-s and Patterson, the committee,
w find the 0orls they Use a-g: Sir. TLomp-
son .5r wear, tear, and sweeping theatre, S25.
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The Best External in the wo-sz
Man or Beast! Ao<

Man or Beast!
Thousands Of human beings have be-, ~,
1ecrsPit11e and misery by the Zee Of fbis i-
-i9-nenl vii. relieve pan smozt fnstsr-erec-.i%s
pNily Lld heal she fouls.t -ors ~
al Llcfel7-e -lort time. McI-au's Vor-grs- 1
gent vii relieve the host iu7ete-sta 80. ~ ~ 1Lnl-
,>m- ton. or Neor.Ea For Parafy.ss 5--.---5
mess or Weakness in hs Jgir+s vr-I
or Lle ne1.- 30 VII never fail Two an
y 7o.s ---oa-i heaaach- or Earache. For B1-s ~
m yg, vf7 AZ +. y y an Mialib.e remedy. INV h.
q ways on hand uy- Keep tt
luAgfs' or any one having charrs If h,-s.,
't saw money by a-ing EcLean's V9Ir9-, IN
.sns = a speedy and inf8IbIs cr-s ~ c.Il
gg 90 CIl-gs' ."eMns' Laueuess, Sweeney 500
and you VIII De convinced Ae@e' Try Is
DIX J. &cLEAN. Sole Prop-istor
For AL. q, 49,. ST. L0ris. Missouri
LAND. "AND
4 1919 q hERWTN, S. Jefferson s.-aat
ma7iri~aa 81 }opular family
.rNR HamHr
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DR.. J.H. sUcLeGIs'S Volcanic M
LiIsissseasG.

J. a. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Corner Third and Pine streets, So. Logis No
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River aryyz sad ssensaSoa' Bu-tnesr.

The river was stil rising yesterday. The
weather was gloomy. Business a: the landing
was 1ll----Tl Tom Sag-s, from White river,
had l.2 bales hay, and a quantity Of dried fruit,
peas. potatoes, whisky, lime. lard. and bacon.
The Magenta. from New Orleans, had 45l
barrels mslassas, 24a hogshaais and 81 barrels
su-1r. 500 sacks cotton seed, 40 barrels liquors,
-sg9bundles lead, go bales guanies, and q Tot of
wine. hay. hides, salt, wood and peas; she rs-
turns tomorrow, Capt Holmes in c~ouunand--
The Prince Of ~ ales. Som New Orleans, had t49
barrels molasses, Dab hogsbeals sugar, $50 sacks
salt. and a lot Of wine, oil, Iron, lemons, oranges
and r7pa. The Prince leaves this evening, and
B more agreeable boat 70 travel in cannot be
found. Size has spacious s.a.s-rooms, is hand
sonsIy furnished, and Capt. Lee is an uusur-
passed ozirar. 4. G. Foiger, Esq, the clerk is
renowned for r-euleuaniy courtesy and uui-
form kindness. This boat Is owu'd in Mem
pes...Ths s. Francis, from St FrGucis
nya-, bad q bale con-, SIS sacks
corn, 1901 sacks &C. seed. and a lot
ofhiIss, potatoes, hay, Lard. tle and bu..er----
The Cotton Plant and the Kentucky, both from
Columbus, arrived with moderate trips; they
lel too soon 70 reap the benefit OF the action Of
the Secretary Of Wax in Richmond on the sub
FER. of the Columbus blockada----Th Clara
D5lsen. which was to have lef. last evening for
New Orleans, was detained at Columbus on
g5vs-lm-u. duty She IS expected a, ou land
ing this morning aud viii proceed 90 New Or
iesns. Morton & Co., gents Capt Mar
slalI's very pretty and handsomely furnished
baa, sbe Iazoo, wiz leave this evening for Co
lumbua,..- The Louisville, Capt Combs, is the
Thursday boat Tor New Orleans. Elliott & Vim
son. agsuts .... The New Orleans D-,ra. Of sun
dav. says. Tle receipts by helisa- show d de-
crease iu sugar, apples. bale rope and ba-giDC.
and an increase iu moisssss, -four, corn, wheat,
bran, potatoes and other articles. The Mem
pais packets continue to bring IN fax trips of
western produce; their up trips Of sugar AID
mo.as-es are very heavy. The river has fallen
ono foot, and now twelve feet below high water
mark THE Mary T.. Eaene Jeff t7 Memphis
with q very heavy trip of sugar and malasscs
On Saturday, the Ferd. Kenneth was to leave
and tae Eatcbez and the Republic tonight"
The swift and popular mailbost ks-
nsvha valley VIII leave this evening for White
rlver. The good qualities Of this boat are wei
known. Capt J. NJ Gilehrist, who has com
msal Of her, is one Of thos. officers that take a
pride in making the TIP agreeable to his pas
soHge-.
BOATS LEAVING.
EoR eEH 0ELEaSs -TEe passenger packet Prime
OF Re- lHeE. Lee master leaves as above This ErrnIHH q.
O'Clock. = G-1aausi L0l1u s. Co and Bourne
~ Co.. Fge-tE.
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THE above reward VII De given f1r the apprehension
Z and delivery -a She Jail Of Cal-gt COUNT, Arsa1-as
Of r. 81. NAlILL- who wauJ7dy murdered Charles
z. Sutton. GA the Sd iu-t, as.r the residence Of bis father
ia gl-ar County. Arkansas Sad lla-lL is about 81.
years rE, nearly 8 feet testt.Eh, weighs about 800 or 40
pounds. Chin vi-ag-. front teeth gut- -l-le stopped. hair
black with O small lock l front gray. balance 30 ueluias
TO Boa. had hair ou BIS face when De- .ai, s1mgTLa- intel
Ig-lt. was iu the Mexican war
IW- pay The aloys reward ss aforesaid f0- him
w. H. SUTTON,
u..# rHirnf County AreaHrea
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FOR SALE

-L-N& hEEWIN, S. Jefferson STRAIT
fopu4Ar family
Ha1o H.-Fg
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AkRWAL-Csmm5do-e HoIlius passed
through This city yesterday on his way TO Coium-
bus from New Orleans.
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On 'Chnngo-Esuzius.. No,,..

was N... .# L..r IH#..#T.. lfu-. ..... con
tanned aalv a.r sr.r "a
produce is -a-,.-,.5 s-7 III. -,,+sEre
Of the embarr, s, ..r d.. r.r,rlrs .,ra.5s
with .ha r,ma,sr, . d.. -a.-...,rs am wheat
al tended to un.at.r. n-i,ss and rrs,snr rams
actions. In -four tlars ,y,. , --rn,.ance il
holders to give aav. br. buyr~s refused ta Dur
chase az present rate. and rr.,ss ee 5-,orinr
bgt a SINGLE small -srs ,r,s .4,r-sa Corn wa.
absolutely quiet. NOT "a b,srar rf.,~.r hands
Wheat was s-frr.rr a--va st ,,s -,...
lions. Rye is saH The .srss wen, 80 follows
Wheat-I81 bushels mixed 81 81. afobrs5.
re mixed. $40: .25 hn.Gar. -.r zIg-. %
bushels White. 81 Erru-,4 as--.rs srr.-ige
SIu.50. P54.a.s-z0 barrels and 30 ss.Es
$40 300 bushels prime. SD br..srsge-
gus--50 bushels I'VE. ~r.67 q -llrsFars ea.s.
81; 78o sacks Turks Island salt. $3.50.
Among the railroad receipts were l.T6G barrels
aud los sacks d0ar lr ,la Charleston: 500 bar
7es flour by the Ohio lga sacks whes. and IS
bales cotton, by ,ae Mississippi
The New Orleans Data, of Sunday, reports
that during the past week they " have Very little
change TO notice in the movement %. OUT general
market Tie receipts of sugar and moIasses
have been very liberal. hu5 the former meeting
with only d moderate demand, prices have CON
tiuued 90 rule ia favor Of buyers. in wheat,
corn and baiug -tJ Is, a further advance has
been realized owing to light stocks Flour has
been dull at easie- prices. and operations in cot
tam and trbsrea hsvs hpan ON "a very Inn-ta3
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GiU=Io AND TABLEAUX-Tds wounded SOL
diers now arriving at the Orerton Fospi.a, have
a heavy claim upon the generosity and the crate
ful B~5eralty G. their foi0w-ciazeus, who viii,
tonight, be given au opportunity Of ]couuibut-
ing towards their comfort by attending at the
theatre, where thirty ylus ladies VIII strive
with songs Duets, qu4r.e.tes and tablaaux 70
give a Erst class entertainment. BE there, rsa-
der, remember the sick and the wounded, and
ret the ladies see ta4t their at.ailmelts. skin
and asci-at.5us have won success.
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NJTTCE-lirs. Anna Martin viii find her
brother 5v calling SO the ATPEaL OFFICE.
ID. MARTIN.
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RECEIVER SALE. AZ Auction, THIS MORN
Iss -J. Y. Gilbert & Co.. corner Second and
Ea.isen streets, VIII sell this morning, at 10
o'e,osk precisely, q large lot Of furniture, two
furuir-e wagons, ,wg black horses, wish hsr-
ness. and one fine piano. Terms of sale made
known al the auction store at 10 O'Clock.
Also. a. the same place, for cash, a nice To- Of
secondhand furniture, cook-stove, and one bar
rsL o. fine brandy Don't forget the time, as
Gilbert, tle auctioueeT. win m at 10
o'c'0.- 60 minute.
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HoaEGsT-O1 Sunday nigh. the pocket Of
J.M.Eassel was rial OF a hundred aul twenty
do-rns. O.. a boarding house on Main street..
below Poplar, while hs was sleeping in his room.
Detective Officers Dyer and Causey were put on
the track, when they found one hundred and one
and halt dollars Of the money TO a bureau in
the house. a boarler, who SLEPT in the ro0m
occupied by Mr. Russell, was arrested, and
wll be brought up .0r examination Tomorrow
morning.
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MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..

ket, but light stocks continue to prevent operations
worthy Of note. Prices are nominal as quoted below
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"lch will be sold a. low IS tie condition Of t-.uFs
viii admit. G. ". JONES K CO.,
i~vl(-'1v -0G Vain street
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a Saw and dSiSr MILL. with two ~ s.~-..
- in Upton eouaty tennessee in y W., q o. s,2ges
district. o N47at raising
utt-5't are SIX acres Of LAND and some rxtv bss5 ~
HoHN' which wiz be sold with the n,I
Price twenty i've hundred dollar. Annie b- f...--
oAAL 6. ~MCMURTRY.
-oe--- P0rtersvila.
Il1-nn rrrurv Ten,
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WEEKLY nsuzET REPORT.
FURNISHED IRON rHf EHcHAsoE.

FURNISHED FEOH THF MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
MEMPHIS, November l9, 1861
[N0rF-TAr quotations given IN she following review
d must be- understood, sr- Wholesale prices, except where
otherwise noticed; and that i'm al eases m the films OF
small orders, higher rates VIII De charged
Tie past week has beea one Of sca-onao.c activity in
city trade, although in some departments the movement
las been far Jess animated than for several preceding
weeks. With moderate receipts o., -four and a limited
Inquiry both from the local trade and for export 'bc mar
bethas generally ruled dull aud prices are more in favor
Of sellers Wheat is Ia be.tor supply, but prices are uu-
changed aud aun- Corn is also stiff al former dEurus
Hay ia d1u and lower. aud oats aud yr in bn-s demand
oct advanced Bgurez In cotton aud tobacco there is no
increment worthy of record. Bacon aud provisions are
dali, aud former prices barely maintained Sugar and
malzs-s are unchanged and moving of quite freely.
Nothing New in salt bagginE or rope IN she money
market re note q further advance iu gold 20 90 y cent
and in silver 10 1910 q cent. selling rates Southern
exchange IS 10 moderate relues, et I premium aud Con
fsIerate notes at D. do.
COTTOS~As.dr from tLc limited demand expressed
for the dr.ns Of @ few snail country orders there has
barn no movement in the marke. fort this article during
tho past week Prices nominal %. % bass Of 7+2d1Ec
for good uidIliag Receipts io6 bairs shipments 2-2
bales
The total receipts Of cotton q. tds point from Septcm,
Der i-t o. date. compr-e 25IS bales against I39.635 TO
same date Ias. yeas-dec9ase this year lJZols bucs
The shipments during the same period embrace 1000
uaie-. against 1887 bales 90 same date last yru--de-
crease ths year uOgJ7 bales.