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MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY FERRY
MARK r. CHEEK.

TNIE MARK r CHEEK has been re- r.
Il painted and The cabin enlarged. She LREA
VIII run in connection with the biemphia@
aud Lfttle Rock Railroad, and TO salt persons who wish
20 patrouiz- rhe Mound City Hotel.
She leaves Memphis daily, Sundays excepted a.
$50, $50 and 1870 A. 81 and , and . O'Clock P. n.
Leaves Mound City al 6, $50 and 1890 A N. and :
and 1880 p. %.
Ca sunday leaves Memphis 81 0, u:30 . and P. u.
Leaves Mound CITY Of 3. 1890. 9 and 40
Ihe .adips are particularly invited. There viii be
no drinking or gambling allowed on the boat, AMI every
attention 90 Accommodate.
~ All that is received, after paying expenses, VIII
be given to aid in carrying on the war.
y-S JAS. T.. BARTON & co.
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NOTICE.
DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
And the Most Successful
CANCER OPERATOR
IN THE WORLD!
Eight Years in Memphis.

INFORMS the public IN general that he is prepared
L 70 treat all diseases, but especially those which are
pronounced incurable, and called chronic.
His treatment Of Cancers is without any rival, be-
Cause they Will be expelled from the system, with all
their roJts and d5ers, only by constitutional treatment
without caustics and without the knife.
lie also treats with success, according 10 he most
improved science Of medicine in Europe, l;asumarism,
Neuralgia, t0ut, Ophthalmia, lisluia in An0, ScIofula,
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dyseu,erv Torpid LIVER,
Gravel, Fats, Iapevyorm, Piles, Dropsy, Diseases OF the
skin. Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases o. The Eve
and Eartaud gives particular attention TO all female
complaints, particularly those Ci the womb.
Negroes vho are shigted with any Of the above dis
eases viii be cured. and can hld good beard and ac-
commOdations while uu Ter treatment al the Doctors
inirmary.
The Doctor calls attention OF patents OF a distance,
That itlhey are not prepared 90 consult the Doctor per
equally, By Writing TO hIn. with an eXgCt account 81 all
the symptoms Of the disease, medicine will BE- fog
warded by Adams express.
- Omce in LenOUs Building, Union street, be-
tween Maiu and Second. fourth door east Of Main.
InHTmsry on Union street, east OF the Bayou, at Dr..
/ Spiegels private residence.
Dr. q. Spiegul has, In .bis thirty years practice, es-
/ peCially on chronic Diseases, cured them with the Ut
most success. lie has in his possession over FIVE thou
sand plants, herbs, banks, etc which he eau rely upon
10 cure dise5ses which are by the most successful prac.
titiOuers pronounced inCnrable.
lie also makes 60 MS especial practice TO trest al pri-
vafe diseases with the utmost success, in a short dlne.
no matter Of how Iong standing nor Of what nature.
All d.. spIegel asks from tLe afflicted is q lair trial,
when et fle reference lie viii give will be a speedy
cuTe % tLem-
Thousands T testim0niais, from the most reliable
source NAV be seen az the Doctors office. iv2Sm
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NOTTCEl

EAA OFrfCEp
nav hICHNoND, Va, sept q. ls6l.
4 kAf MEDICAL BOARDS. fer tho sy.,,tn-.
4 surgeons and Assistant Surgeons. have hseg ,ol
Mar asSas. 'Hai 4afNeonr and
'll i"r ne appointment or Surgeon a,
slatant surgeons val be examined by thesa - , As
ltesehIihg an invt'ation 70 appear Jeeara - nds, on
te secretary Of Whr, which may be obssinss % from
warding their Application. uilb ,a-..N by for
character, TO the War Department of moral
Examining Boards will e held al otberr
South 81 a con q len; time. OTIS farther
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MmrTrAI

HDQS. TWENTN-T1uRD REGIMENT
MEMPHIS Tenn October Ist, 1871
TUE General in command Of this brirada ,gonl5 .s
l. the attention Of those subject 10 miiu- dr. % -.
tire liked BY statute Cor holding the r -5nen-sl y,s
Tcrs IN he same. TO Wit:
l26th N'oi. BaicyS Regiment % 3rd October 1917
l21th Col Bur1on's) Regiment N 9Th Ocfoi,-r. Issi
l3sIh Col Ragiands) kegimeDs GU 5th October l9gi
l2lth pCol. Brds0es) EeInent On srh October leEl
l7th col ri waa') RegiIpenE on eh De obcr. IsGI.
Ilst God. UBthauk - hegimtnt on Oh October. 1851
l53d Col MeDoweilJ Regiment on 10Th October.
1861.
A muster Of each company should be held a, the
company parade ground upon the Saturday preeed-
ing the rtgImsniai muster Of the Regiment to which
such company may belong u Is desired and expected
that the commandments and nlher officers Of regiment.
aod the captains aud subordinate officers Of companies
wll unite with the Brgads-Gcnera in thoroughly or
ganizins ihe Militia SO IA; as this brigade is concerned,
aud raising IL 20 the degree OF efficiency cOntempla ed
by the Act Of the General Assembly revising the milf
ia system 10 the State Of Tennessee.
by command Of Brigade General JAMES A. CARSEs,
+. ". ROYSTER, :
70 Brigade ~Iuspeetgr
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RANSPORTATION
NOTICE

Memphis and Charleston r. r.,
MEHrffts, July II, lS6L
ON y AFTER SATUR - W =E
~ DAY. the 18Th instant. the -%
EVENING EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAN WA DC
Discontinued
nections az Grand Junction, CovEth. Becatur, Sever
son and Chattanooga, viii leave daily a. $50 A. 81 and
arrive at 1 ?. H.
Tbe Grand Junction Accommodation Trsiu viii run
daily, Sundays excepted. arriving n @l0 A. r. ard
leaving AZ $50 /. 81. ". J. ROSS.
ivl2 General Superintendent.
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AND ITS CONNECTIONS.
ScheduIe--.uau Train!
and accommodation

VIII leave snd arrive a. follows
Leave Memphis Or 10 81 on MONDAYS WEDSES
aud FRIDAYS Arrive ar Grauala arI0 p. 90.
Isave Grenada a. a. ". on TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Arrive at Memphis az
$685.. H. r. OUCH,
sea General Supeuuteudent..
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I'm Chancery nc MempI,jS.

CTATE or TTNNESSEE-Pro, ceilings had in The
- 81 Ms office, ehancery side Of The common layy and
chancery eourto n the CRY of Memphis, Wednesday, o..
tlber tn %. Ie6l.
James TraLkin Hicks and wife, Sarah c. Hicks,
vs. COmllaiasntE.
orville X. EsIley and Oryilie Farley defendants
t. appearing froIn affidavit fled IN his cause that the
d. fendaut, Orvile Farley is 8 nonresident Of the State
# Tennessee:
Il Is ordered that be do enter his apps a-snce herein
beio e OF within the first three dsys Of The next term Of
said U0urf. 20 be held on tho second AsBday in Nnvem
Der next, 1901. aud plead. ansFertr I'd emur 10 amplap =.
ants bill, or the gams Wli be taken for confessed 90 a.
hiIn and set for hearing 81 parie, and that q copy Of mi.
O der lie published once a week for four suceg size
weeks IN til Memphis Appeal.
A coFy-attest: JOHN c. LANrR
Clerk and FASTER.
$ Y. Watson, solicitor for eomplaiuants.
0tnl ayv4yV
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n Office.
Contributions Of Blankets, Socks, Etc,
FOR THE VOLUNTEERS!

y compliance with a rrquest Of the Board Of Mayor
i an Aldermen Of the city sf Memphis, tie under
sIgued has appointed the i9iioyiug named citizens 90 re
ceive and sol cit constitutions in their respective Dis
trcts Of BLANKETS, SOCKS, and CLOTHING. for
the Volunteers, and earnestly requests the active anil
prompt cooperation OF the people ia iurtheraucs o. The
object. Let each individual and every family respond
with patriotic zeal 20 the wants Of our brave soldiers,
that while they are fighting our battles they T1uy hnIH
we are mindful Of their comfort. Asttst as these c"u-
n burIous are mGde, let thelE De deposited al the store
Of W. y. Miller s Co, orJ y. Williams &Col in The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

4 ABLE TRAIT OF LAND, lying on iHe MIS- f..E
sissippi river, about two miles south of Memphis.~
on the Arkansas side. II contains
235 Acres,
to n survey made IN 1859, with a river from
Of half a mila. The soil consists Of o remarkably fer
tile black loan, near,y az light as a bank of ashes, aud
some idea OF its depth may be ascerfainod from The iar'
that a ci-tern has been dug, in It's immediate vicinity. TO
the depth Of twelve feet, without reaching 1he cal. r
is almost entirely above eIboy, tie uupICcrdy4 rrd
aoots If - aud - covering only a small potion of S..
and % is also rejected by a line lev,e, which hes baen
greatly strengthened during the pest wear. i has %"
imp oveuientS except some rough cabins, hut has Eev1-
raj roads through g., for The purpose Of hauling wood Io
the river, where Two hue landings have been cut. lr IS
one Of the finest locations Ior "a wood ward on the river,
having @ blUf bank and sufficient depth OF water for
boats 20 lard AZ any season of the year. The Timber is
very heavy. consisting q gum, ash. blackberry aRd
walnut, and IT cut OF aud sold would more than pay
for the land.
have been told by competent judges, thar The uerU-
liar advantages Of this land are so great, that bur Ior
he present war, IT. c0uld be soil readily fer 500 per
acre. lis Tearness 90 the rapidly growing cry oi Mrm-
phis, GREATLY adds 20 is value, and sh"uii fhat ciy b.
made the capital % the COME d-rute STATES, as 60 is now
thought IL viii he, in q vcIv short time 10 waHll coua-
msud SJlo per sore.
Hisn now offer d or The low price Of $50 per acre
one half cash, sud IN balangc IN Twelve months
N1hirg bat pecnniarv embarrL~Smpnts iulsyr the
owner 40 Offer 10 a. such q sacr. fee. Possession given
Immediately. Tile perfect.
apls-ieod3m T. APPERSON
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GTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceeding had IN ,hs
> clerk 5 Office, Chsncerv side Of he common law sul
chJnccrv coGrr OF the city oi Memphis Nvduesas q
September the 9th, lsol-
II. H. Potter ard Gsyoso Savings Institution.
". Complainant
George w. Griffin end Mary A. Griffin and Thomas. J
Campbell, Defendants
r upp]eaing from affidavit dled 10 Ibis cause Jbot ih.
defendant. Ihomas J. Campbell. is d uonEor.deuto OF The
STATE OF Tennessee,
r. Is ordered ,nut he do enter bis appehrarca herein
before or Kt hHHrhc fret three DAYS OF The ncst ,slm
said canFr. 10 De- hald on the second Monday iu NayHu
har next, lSfl. and plead, answer or dcmur 10 complain
auf. bill. or the same trHl De taken for confessed 3s Dol
hin aud set Cor hearing rxparte. and that q copy Ell 20
ORDER be published once % week for four successive
weeks Ia thc Memphis Appeal.
4 copy-aite,t: JOHN c. LANIER,
Clerk ard Master.
Small & Foute. solicitors for complsinants.
0r31ayyl v
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Grass Seed, Field seed and
Garden Seeds.

FULL supply Herds Grass, Kentucky Blue grass
n Orchard Grass. Timothy and Cloyes SEEDS, whole
sale aud retail. r. G. CRAIG, Scotsman.
seq dtW Coz. Second and Union streets.
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ID NO. o.

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
CoLyNUUs, september 2lfb, lc6I.
INCONVENIENCE has arisen from rLe detention
l. Of trains Of ears, and IN sonic cases from their
removal by agdsIs Of military oheeT-, from one road 20
another without the sanction OF The ga enntru0rui OF
Tie road. therefore IL is notified 90 gll military officers.
serving in or pa~sing fh.ough 'nis d partM' Ii, that
tan~p0fratiou of even kinds furnished gnd regulated
by tho officers If he Q-uerlerma-teI department. IN
der instruction Of the Comlntn log General OF he DO
partmsrt, ami 7uborlinafer oi tAr commanders OF Di
visions.
2 Officers are strictly forbidden 70 interfere with
these arrangements. or - ECu0 carsfrom aHv raiyy.v.
or Co take amy train beyond or % q different point from
tlrr prc~cii byd 20 The conductor IN hs iHsrrucrit IL, or TO
d,tin any train for shelter Esrfhe troops.
g. presidents &C uilv .y- rIr TtIurs.Ut 90 report, hy
telegraph. % tbr CrrnrrsI guy violation Of thi order.
BY couurnd of Gen. S. JOHNSTON,
W. W NaCE NIT. a Is GuuTrl tselIlm
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In Chauccry. m Wemnhis,

CTATE OF Observation-Disclosures had in the
> clerks eflre, chaHcery side 81 the common law and
chuucr 5 court OF the city OF McmpLis, Thursday, Sep
trmber DE s6lh. lsbl.
y Walker, J. Walker, and Wm Walker, firm Of p.
Walker s Br0s. ami A johnson, r. F. Gillian aEi
w B. Wait. uuu Ct Johnson. Gillian 6 Co,
vs- Complainant.
George W. Griffin, Mary A. Griffin aud Thomas j.
Campbell. Defendant
], appearing from AFFIDAVIT; fled IN This cause that rae
d~r.eullnr. Thomas j Campbell j. non Testent OF tie
Sratc Of Tennessee.
]. IS ordered THAT be do enter his appearance he.rin
before or within Ihc first rh.,c DAYS Ofthc ErN term pF
said court. 20 be hold on the s-eonl Monday ia Noyeru-
Der next, 1901. and plead, answer ordemuT TO complain.
ants' bin. or the same viii br taken for confessed as 20
him. and SET forb sg ing exparte, AMI rhas a copy of Wis
order be- published QUO. - week. sos four successive
weeks IN thn M,upE- Appeal.
a copy attest John G LANlEE
Clerk ana Master
Kortrccht ( McDavi,t, solicitors for eoupIainanrs
pTg 1gV-aug
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10000 LARGE AND A
GUNNY BAGS FOT SAFE!

LSC, alarge quantity tf Serao Rrsss and Conner
Il Pig Lead and Slab zinc FOR sal. bv
PHILIP MCGUIRE.
l64' loo I'D log Magazine street
rFfNHHl Eamr n~t.--u
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~ DeBow's mortality statistics, compiled
from the last census, show that the people Of the
United States are the healthiest on the globe
The deaths are $4,000 per year, or one and a
half per cent. of the population In England
the ratio is near two per cent, and IN France
nearly three per cent. Virginia aud North Car
olipa are the healthiest of the States, and have
69S inhabitants above 100 years Of age.
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witnessed this heaTt-rendering scene, and did
they but reflect that thousands and ten thousands
of their countrymen and ours are daily suffering
sorrows such as these, and even worse b~ereave-
ments, must they not pause and question the
fanaticism that is now urging them on, and that
-ineongruous philanthropy" which they are
s~training as an excuse for fighting.
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I offer tis reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE com
PANI 90 the property holders 81 Memphis and solicit
q portion or their business. All Ia.-e-vlt be promptly
paid in cash o. Sins agency. Those Who wisa to euc5ur
age southern Institutions in lrrlrreI e. 10 northern. wnl
please give me a caL. J. 4. WEST, Agent.
Ocy1 N Madison street
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WANTER-


GOOD steady MAN. to work in ~
quire al the hiteben. IN
EXCELSIOR EAFN 4 uorsr
~ Conrt Square.
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NEW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
JEFFERSON 81. NEARTHEN NEW THEATER,
Lutz. WindIe & Co., Proprietors,

= HAVING removed from our cd
1eeS&9 stand, on Monroe 90 Jefferson st., TI-
we beg 10 inform our Old custom Is aud the ~ :
public generally, that we ere again pre- -ZL
pared 20 accommodate all in orr line iu the very best OF
style. Om b~Egies and carriages are all new and ele-
giant, our horses art Of The bCst class and well trained 10
passed 10 the citv
Particular attention viii be Eiyen 20 horses on board,
either by The feed, day or month. Our terms are mod
crate, and we sOlc; d share of the public patronage.
LUTZ. WlNDLE 90.
p S.-One Of The best stands in the cry Tor drovers,
also stock bought and soil se5S-3m~
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n E.9RGE LOT OF FIVE
EsTRAYs-- SHELBY COUNTY

TAKE MP by John McGesth.e
on The Is IN day Of July, 1861, ssE2A
AaIN ebestnat : rel HORSE, six years
d(l- Old, fifteen hands high, and valueds =
= ST1S Ssid NeGeat 4 lives in the Fourteenth CtNn
D' fdRe.s up by J. p. H. well on on The ls1-I l2,h sd dsy Of r ssP.
lsnneI, 80 bioh. branded on the lift hip and
QUO ~. TIe brsud re senbles the Mexican letters
"A n. md the mule il valued at S7o SAD h0"'n
resides in 4he Fir.t Dlslridl' On s.uos rrre
~ a nv gohu Cnras ay, on the eth day OF June
al . ahea = HORSE end brown MULE. The horse Is
Eve years Old, little sore on le oaeni y, go Tbs
,,Tis I. 80 Z. dark brown ca or seven years olu' no
marks or elnds, and valued at 10 Saii C"S"'y IL
sides in the sixth Civil Ditnei- %, foe
were no' p r. ). FIFE, Ranger.
Raleigh. { etober 4th, ls6l. oe""""
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I r. WEST, Agent. Office on Madison street. op-
- . positc Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capital 100000
Cash capital and surplus paid up---------S 3SO,O00.
Ia $4,000 deposited with Controller az Nashville
AS security 20 policy holders.
usures arsinsr loss by Fire on buildings and Mer
chandizs Of every description. Also, on Leases and
Furniture. All losses equitsbly adjusted and promptly
paid.
DIRECTORS:
VIZ. n. Mcfarland. President Farmers Bank;
4. WfrWirk- firm OF WaTWieL & Barrsdtle7 .
WIN. g. Jrenshsw. firm Of C~ren~hau & Co
Wellington Goddin. firm ol G0ddin & ApparsOn;
r. W. McCaner. firm Of Dunlop, Moncnre & Go;
a.. a. 3 irksdale, nIm Of Warwick s BaTksdalei
James "a. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
l. y. CrenshsW. firm 81 IlaNal, Crenshaw & CO.
john T.. Bae1n, firm of Bacon & baskerville;
T. p Uaxai I-m OF HaXau. CreUslsw & Co..
John Currie. Up Snip owner
VIM B. Warwick, firm oi Warwick & Barksd4le-
James Alfred Jones Attorney OF Law;
e.. c. EIlett. Bsi.lHrs
J.. g. Hu1iu. a-fc1-nriSt and Manufacturer
r. w. McGrri-r. lm Of N-Grudrr & Sons;
" ~. trump, Attorney ar Law.
James DUuI1n, uu1 OF Duu.Gp. Morcure s. CO.
BUELISQ W. AVAIL. President.
OIL +. BHESEE, Secretary.
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DRS. J. B, & WIZ. WATSON,
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TUE undersigned having suggested the insolvency
L Of the Estate Of II. x. Richards. decd, do hereby,
p rsuaut 10 an order of the Clerk of the County Court
OF shelby cOuTtyr Tenn, notify all persons having
claims against the estate Of said Robaris, 20 appear
and file the sam with the Clerk o. said Court. anthem
Heated in The manner prescribed by law, on or against
the Saturday next preceding The GIst Monday In March,
1852, CT hey will De barred.
7. W~ICEERSHAM,
T. A HEECllER,
selllm Executors of II. r. Richards. decd
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ARMY CLOTHING!

In the best style and OF the be-, quality, to any sE-
tent.
ieI3fm +. D.. CRANDALL.
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VALUIB Id Ian D
FOR SALE.
3

I AM authorized to sell an extremely VALU- A
ABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying on the Mis- is!S
sissippi river, about two miles south Of Memphis..~
ON the Arkansas side. u c0ntains
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENcr

LoSDoy MoSEr MARKEr.-Consuls on the 18th
Of September opened frm and rather der the sdysnes
rot maintained. Tue discount market g1it ana
good bills sold at 81 to - cent Shares in the Great Past
ern lad fallen Cd. each under her disaster.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS aARKET.-The sales Of Cot.
ton for three days reach 1000 bales the market ruling ur
ward with advance of d. The demand foI speculation
and export has been heavy the sales this account reaching
TRADE REPoRr.-Our advices from Manchester
are unfayorable, the market being steady but fat
LIVERPOOL BREADsIUFFs MARKEr.-BreadstuHs
generally are fner with slight advance all descriptions
Mesns Richardson, spence Co., Wakefield Nash Co,
and other report Flour has upward tendency with
advance oil u y bbL quotations % d3oi. Wheat 10
active, advance Of I'd 2 ceutal. mainly the lower
qualities: Red Western is qu2ted a 10 Cd ell White
Corn has an upward teudeucyi Mixed 81 ed Yellow ad
LryERPooL PRoyIsIoS MARKsr.-The Provision
market generally quiet aud steady Messrs Bisnr6 Ahys
Co. ana others, report BEEY Stesdy PoRK dab BACON
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKET.-The Brokers'
Circular reports: sreAE steady COFFEE quiet and steady
buoyantj Common l3i. SPIRITS TURPESfMg doll ct co.,
LoEDOS MISUNDERSTANDING rule upward,
with IN advance Of u T. Dbl. On FLSuR. sreAE arner.
quiet at 47l6. LISsKzo on lrmCr; quoted at34l3
LONDON MoSEY MARKET.-CODsols closed on
Thursday at s3tQg3i fer money.
AMERciS SfocKs.-Ssles of Illinois Central
shares q. 81! 93S4 discount; Erie shares 23G24.
LATEST.
lBy Telegraph to LONDONDERRY
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET, 2Oth.-Tbe Brokers
Circular reports The Of Cotton for the week foot up
I43 $50 bales The market 10 firm at advance Of Of
penny - 10 last weeks quotations There has been
large speculative aud export inquiry the sales e speeuso
reaching 900 bales and TO exporters 10000 The sales to-
dsy (Fdsyl are bales including COO bales 20 specu.
aors exporters the market closing bu0ysnt ct The follow
log authorized quotations.:
Ohesps........................ Std-
MS6is ........................'....asg S. "a
Thso,a stock OF Cotton in port at Liverpool eraeds q.
a3COC bales, Of which $4,000 bales are Of American descrp
toas.
TRADE REPoRT.-The advices from Manchester
aye unfavoabe the market for Cotton Goods and Yarns
ruling dull
BSEADsrUTFs.-The Liverpool Breadstufs market
to-day is quiet and steady
PRoYisIoRs.-The Provision marke. eloses dull.
LoSDoY MoyEY MARKET, Friday.-Consols
osed g3 s3i for money The weekly return Of the Bank
OF England shows increase in Bullion Of 23OO0 The
Bank rate of discount has been reduced TO 81 cent
AMERICAN SrocKs.-The latest sales OF American
Stocks were Illinois Central Shares 80 dis Erie 70 d23