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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


0EE211 vi HE OAlLl - ~
MEMPHIS. August p, 1887.
Nothing has transpired since our last
to materially alter tAe condition Of our
money market. Owing to the light
transactions in cotton, offerings of ex-
change are small and currency has to
take its place, being shipped as soon as
received.
Gold operations are restfieted, and the
days. sales were trivial. Buying at 1894
to 40.
Silver is lower than on yesterday.
Buying at 100 TO 1916.
City scrip is becoming more plentiful,
as the accounts allowed by the board of
aldermen are being rapidly ~iquidated.
IL is arm at 55 to SIC buying. Selling at
81 to 5Sc.
County warrants, though not offered
freely, are dull. Dealers are generally
well supplied and are not disposed to
pay more than 65e. Selling at 20 to 75e.
Police scrip has not changed since our
las, 73c being the buying rate. Selling
at 70 to sec.
Bonds and stocks are quiet with no
sales % report,
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Eon-Resfdent Notice

Circuit COrrt Of Haywood County.
Austin Mann VS.. n. a. LOngIey, ct al.-Debt
Happening nom the affidavit herein fled
L that defendants, IOhu ID. Ware and X Y.
Locgiey. are nOn-residents Of the state Of Ten
nessee. It Is ordered that publication be inside
once week for four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal, a newspaper published in
Memphis, requesting the said defendants JOhn
ID. Ware and r. Y. LOngley, 10 make their per
son u appearance within the drst three days Of
The September Term Of the Circuit Ceurt for
Haywood County, 20 set in Brownsville the
fourth Monday in September, 1867. then and
there TO plead, ansW CT, or demurr 10 plaintiffs
declaration herein, or Judgment viii be taken
by default as to them.
J.. n. RUTLEDGE, Clerk.
a. B. Folk, Attorney.
This 18th August, lSh7. aus law4W
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EEMATE DTSEAGEG

Eb mAGG LIS E0s I
guch az are affective IN their nature. and sooner o.
later, II not removed, ieiu ruin the oOnstftU-
aon, entail years Of suffering, or
bring The Ffcti1n to an I'M
LlnaLL- nrnne-
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3 R5g g So55.s- ss$7 z5 s33Sf gif3 '99siHI, i Yi
Total for week s5.oI7,l48 7,2r,572 4,G7sIil
Prev. Tep''d.~ l0L ,sl2S laj,sd2Soi lN $500
since san. I sIos,g79.1s sls4,alo,378 Sl6O,5s8 "a
or the movements of cotton the FL
nanciRl GrOaicle makes the following
remarks:
The receipts tA;s week show a oousid.
cradle increase over last week, the total
at all the ports reaching $3.50 bales
against 55q7 bales last week, 1898 bales
the previous week, and 5946 bales three
weeks since, making the aggregate re-
csipts since September lst this year
1.S55. 678 bales, against 1920, 77S bales for
the same period in 1856
The experts show a still further de-
crease, the total for the week from all
the ports having reached only 1889 bales,
against 1885 bales last week, and 16, 234
bales the previous week. For the cor
responding week in 1855 the shipments
from all the ports amounted to 9l23 bales.
The total foreign exports from the United
States since September 1st now amount
Go l,54l l55 bales, against 1,509, $50 bales
for the same period last year, and the
stocks al all the ports reach only 1877, $50
DaiCni aE6ilet Oh YlDt bhl6b ~ tub Same
time in 1865. During the past week our
advices from the south indicate but little
change in the condition of the growing
crop, except those received from Louisi-
ana, Florida, and part Of Mississippi.
The weather has been favorable, but in
Louisiana the complaints of the worm
are loud and very general again. How
far they can be relied upon is Of course
as yet impossible to say but if half that
is written is true, the crop of Louisiana
may be put down this year at a very low
figure. Still we are inclined to think,
Judging from information we have re-
Gsived, that the statements are at least
exaggerated.
The Importance Of coolies as laborers
has been a subject much agitated In the
south. We publish the law In reference
70 the subject, which no doubt will be of
interest to many of our readers:
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Ihnchnnan - -

Monroe Marshall Va J. Van S~civer-Before ".
3. Walton, y. r, Shelby county. Tenn.
A FFiDAVfT for attachment having beer
~ made in this case IA pursuance OF section
SB5 OF the Code OF Tennessee, aad Abatement
having been issued and returned By thsproper
omesr levied etc, on the property Of The de-
PENDANTS. J. Van Solver;
Il Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear g my Office, M. Ig Madison stree. ID
me ely Of Memphis, shelby county Tenn, CA
or before Monday, August l9, lS67, and defend
this suit orthe same VIII be taken FOR confessed
and set f0r hearing * parts and that O CORY
OF TINS order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
VS. WALTON P.
IA. Taylor, Attorney for Plaintiff
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COTTON-The market is in anything
but q satisfactory condition, and sales
to-day were made at such variable figures
that Il is almost impossible 10 give accH-
rate quotations. A lot Of low middling
sold at 23Ic, while another list of %
bales good style low middling was taken
at 25c, and still another lot at 25}c. The
sales for the day were light, and but one
or two buyers participated. There is a
difference Of lc between the views Of
buyer and seller, and the latter are hold
ing Off except where ordered to sell on
arrival. Receipts for the day, III bales.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OF

A44bn4HE hENEkAL = OFNllE.
WASHINGTON, August 8, 1877,
Sir: In reply to your letter Of the 9th
instant, l am directed by the acting at
tOrney general to transmit the following
extract from a recent letter Of iustruc-
tions from this Office to theUnited States
attorney at New Orleans.
Very respectfully yours
10 W. Il srEELE, Esq, Louisville, KY.
BY the hrst section of the act Of 18th
February 1852, (l2stat., 340), entitled an
Act to prohibit the coolie trade by
American citizens in American vessels
procuring from any port or place in
habitants or subjects Of China known as
coolies, to be transported to any foreign
country fpOIti or place whatever, to be
disposed Of or sold, or transferred for anv
term OF years or for any time whatever
as servants or apprentices, OF to be held
to service or labor, is prohibited. A ves-
SCI 50 employed, or a vessel employed in
6 the coolie trade, sO-cslled,' shall be sub
ject to forfeiture and condemnation in
the courts of the United States. Further
provisions are made ia the same act for
the indictment and punishment OF per-
sons offending in the premises
Ia section five il is provided that
bona hde emigration Of Chinese shall be
lawful but on the condition precedent,
that each emigrant shah be certified by
the American consul az the place of de-
paTtHTe, who shall not certify without
being personally sstished of the facts.
"By article IS OF the amendments of
the constitution of the United States,
[ slavery and involuntary seryitude are
abolished and prohibited in all pisces
subjsDt-to the Jurisdiction Of the United
States; and by The second section of the
act Of July 4th, 1854, (~I3statute, $3.50, n
Titled an act to encourage immigration
provision is made whereby Immigrants
may lawfully contract for 3 lien on their
wages In advance; but such contracts
shall be in conformity to regulstionsthat
may be established by the commissioner
Of immigration, and shall be limited to
the wages of oneyeaE aud it is expressly
added that nothing herein contained
shall be deemed TO authorize any con-
tract contrayening the constitution Of
the United States, OF creating in any
way the relation of slavery or servi-
tude.1 y
lsigned1 $50. d. BTNCELEY,
Assistant Attorney GENERAL.
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NON Residealt Notice-

BIZ for the Sale OF Real Estate in the County
Court of shelby county, Tenn.
VIM. Starns and wire Catharins Starns, Creed
Whitworth and we ratsey WhiGwortb VS..
Hobbs. whose christian name Is know
and wife Jane Hobbs, Robert Hutchfns ct al.
IN This cause it appearing from affidavit on
i file that Hobbs, whose &c ristian name Is un-
known. and wife Jane Hobbs, Robert Hutch
ins and PeytoD Hntchins Al non-rssidents OF
the Ststs OF Z ennessee:
II Is therefore ordered. That they do enter
their appearance herein, and plead, answer or
demar to ccmpiainants bill on or before the
first Monday IN October. 1857, or the same viii
be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
pRrte il Is urther ordered that 8 copy OF This
order be published once 3 week for fOur sue
cessive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal, news
papar published In the city OF Memphis.
Attest: JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
HaIum & W~aShington, ssls.for o~mplafnants
August IA, 1857. ans 1aw4w
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Vl.alafpe'9 HNLe.

] nY vlEtne Of a trust deed executed 70 ms on
! ID Che 1lh day Of June, 1856, by Moses Levy
and Christopher Zimmerman, and dug regis
tered IN tie Registers Office OF Shelby equity,
Tennessee FOR the purpose Of paying the debt
therein secured, i will on
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nedl $50. b. BTNCKLEY,
Assistant Attorney General.
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WOnday. 9th Day OfSeDtember t667

At The Saiesroom OF NJ ssTs- Register, Trez-
evant. & Co, No 276 Second street, Men,
phis, Tennessee, tAyTes' Block), sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following real es-
tats, tO-wit. A certain lot Of ground in
the county OF shelby and state OF Tennes-
see. known and designated on tho plan
OF Hills Subdivision OF their lands in the
I5th civil District Of Shelby COUNTY, as Lot No.
10 fronting on the East side Of Walnut street.
ll2 feet, ard extending back between parallel
lines from the front $50 ret to an alley next
last OF Walnut street l02 feet By $50 ieetl, to-
gehher with al Of the appurteBances thereUltO
belonging. The title 10 said properly is be
HeVed T. be good. but I will sell and convey
only as Trustee. Equity Of exemption waived,
sale between u and 4 o'clock.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
W,--wlDa Il uawean AHa~rrawg 1914
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Chancery Court Of Memphis.

No.lsG NJ D-IOhn X. Goodwin vs. Franklin
Insurance and Banking Company 81 als.
MIN u hereby given to a parties inter-
~ 5sted. Jnat the Undersigned has bo-n ap-
pointed Receiver Of the Franklin Insurance
ana bahkingCompany and rankin Insurance
gOmpauy ln the above staten cause, ia said
Court. DEBTORS OF said Compauies are notir-d
70 cal az room No. Bethel Building. corner
or Court and Main streets. Memphis Tenn.
and settle their Indebtedness.
ly30 ftuesylawsw Rg-e
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friday, SeDtember d. t8G1-

at the door OF the Clerks office. in The town n
Marion, Cr1ttenden county. Arkansas. sell 10
the highest bidder, fr cash in hand, me follow
ing described real estate situated 10 Crittenden
county, Arkansas, and known as that narf ~
the spanish Grant, originally owned by the
Grandee Estate, conYsye by William .. 10.
spain 10 George W UnderhiM and Isaac Bnr.
gett: The south part OF the southwest qaarter
Of section twenty four flfl conveyed in same
deed the east half OF section thirty-six f9l
I'VE tSof. ali IN township seven t0. north OF the
base line OF range eight tS, east ofthe 9Th prin-
ci9ai meridfzn
The title to this property is believed to be
perfectly good, but 1 shall convey only as
Trustee.
Part OF this land comprises one OF the finest
plantations on the Military Road, with Gin
house. Cabins. etc, being The plantation known
as the Brown Place, near MARIN. ARK.
aHi3 tde sc, BROWN, TTss.ea.
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49, Resiaent NOtice.

Bill for the sale Of Real Estate in the County
Court Of shelby county, Tenn.
o HaIIum. Admir OF the estate OF H. A
Slate. decreased, et al vs.. susan Wtnberry.
IN this Gauss it appearing from affidavit on
Il Tile that susan Wfnberry Is q non-rt sident o
Inc state Of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That she do enter hei
appearance herein and plead, answer or de
muir 10 complainaRts oil on or before the nrsl
Monday in October, 1857. or the same VIII be
taken Tor COMES ed, and set for hearing eS
parte it is further ordered that a copy OF this
order be published once n week for four sue.
cessfye weeks in the Memphis Appeal, news.
paper published In the city of Memphis.
Attest JOHN LOAGUEs Clerk.
Hauum a Washington, solicitors for eona.
~plainants.
August IL, 1851. au16 1aw4we
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Thursday,Izth September. 1867.

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am, ant
public auction, to the highest bidder
upon the terms hsr6tuafteF mentioned
the following described Lot Of Land, %
gether with the improvements thereon
situated in Mempnis, shelby county, Tennes
see, viz: The tenement No. IS, in the BLOCK
known as the Anthony Street Block, said No
40 being the second tenement from the south
west corner OF Second and POpl-r streets, about
20 feet front by about 50 feet depth
said property viii be sold on the toUoWtns
terms, viz: Oue-fourth Of the purchase money
cash. and the pa ance on a credit o four and
eight months, for which the purchasers VIII be
required TO give notes with approved personal
security, and a lien likewise TO be retained on
the property to secure these deferred pay
ments. The equity Of redemption is waived,
and the title Is believed 20 be perfect but
shall only onysy as trustee.
NJ j. WTCKS. Trustee.
RoYsTER, TREzEvAET & Co, Auctioneers.
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ABSTRACT OFFICE
ROOM NO. L.
Gamer nHnnrne aud Seoond Ga

WYE have the Abstract Books and complete
w Index OF the Registers Office, compiled
by the late HENRY A. oRNEi anu, after
more than a years trial Of their accuracy,
8 a CAREFUL experiences In the business, mot
one mistake having occurred ia all that fime}.
We are enabled 70 furnish complete dsraign-
ments OF title TO all
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County LANDS,
At the shortest notice and on the most reasons
BE terms. O.. j. CAMPBELL acc.
MID II Successors To Bond a CAmpbaI.
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TN pursuance OF the provisions OF a Trust
Deed TO me executes by =, street on 18th
tered 10 the Registers office or shelby county,
In Book No. 20, Part 1, pages rs, 47B and AZ
and also in pursuance OF a Consent Declee
made by the Hon William NJ. Smith. Judge Of
the Chancery Court OF Memphis. on I'D day Of
1857, in The cau-es lending in said Court,
wherein Charles j. Seay and Others are COM
p~lainants, aid A. Street and other are de 'snd-
ants, I viii, at the HaiesrOOm Of Register Trez-
evaut & Co., Auctioneers, no. Z76 Second street,
A vrae1 UufTffnC
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Von- Roei6enf No5Sea

a. B. Folk. Attorney.
This 18th August, lSh7. aus lawn
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LEGAL.
NoTTCE

creditors OF the estate ofs. 9. Malone
ar. hereby notified that / have suggestsS
ius9Iveney Of said estate 10 the ClerE o. ms
County CourtOf Upton eounty, Tennessee, and
M creditor of said estate are notified 10 M
tbefr claimss, duly authenticated, within s1
morn date hereof, % this notice VIII bs
VA SGEF0RB. Administrator.
a,sFlLs TsaT ap1Grf
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& r.
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES S.
Fby the Grocer e Baker Machiae
IS Eesf.

J. Il is mere simple durable, and less liablt
TO arrangement Than others
q L. sgWs from ordinary sugCls,a and no rs
WINDING OF thread is Necessary.
g. It =eys with squad facility az fabrics, ne
most delicate and the heaviest and with AZ
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton Qr-.len.
&. It's Ees2 -H 50 strong and elastic That il
never breaks. even OK The bias
5. Il IasJen8 both Ids OF the seam by its OWE
operation
g. IT'S seam, tl8Ugl cut a. every sixth stitCh
remains hEHG, and uelrlpr rragels In wear
% It's seam ls more HlumH ana beautiful and
retains its ~p.uUpEgss and BaaUty after wash
ing better lIEu amy other.
b IT'S seam can be removed in Altering gar.
mel.s, after pr per Instruction, without PICK
ing 1T cu.lluE them,
- Watching AID vary ing The tensions upon
the threads Necessary iva other machines is Un-
necessary 10 This The tension being once a1-
.uE.-l On the Grover ana Baker Machine any
amouutOtseW-ng may 1e done without caaLg-,
DO II makes beautiful Embroidery without
ans change O. arrangement simply ay insert
ing threads Of ~llt.n -IE rala gulo- lur taIs
purpose, Itistae only machine t-a- both EN-
brUIdeTs and SgWS p Tgg'-y.
ug- send for Circular
GROVER & BsEER's g. g CO.,
ivl3 800 Main street, Up stairS.
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attachment Notice.
"a Toh,t r. E-aHUHf,n ] .

Before John C.. Creighton, J. T.
John CASTOR VS.. Augustus Orteli.
HAE defendant in the above entitled cause
L will take notice that NJ attachment has
been sued out against him upon the grounds
that eis Nonresident Of the State of Tenues-
see and the case set for hearing at my onicei in
the city Of Memphis, on the 10th day Of Septem-
Der, 1857, when and where he can appear and
defend said suit or the same will be proceeded
with ez paIte; and tGat q copy Of this order be
published once q week for TOUR weeks in the
Memphis Daily Appeal.
JOHN c. CREIGHTON, J. P.
Memphis, August 10. 1857. auto iaw4w
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Notice

rs hereby given for the beneht OF all whom Il
Il may concern. that, "a Administrative OF tht
estate OF George W. saffarans, deceased, 4 have
this day fled my vouchers IN the Office Of tbs
Clerk OF the Comfy Oourt of shelby county
tennessee. for settlement OF said estate. 1 viii
ask. that my settlement be approved AZ tina
September Term, 1857, OF said court.
. SALL1E E. SAFFARANS, Admix-
July 81, 1857. RulS tsei
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Commercial Bank. 2
Exchange Bank..-l0
F'rmrs & EXch'ge.... !
Merchants K 5
Peoples Bank......--4O
Planten' s
Plant'ns&M' 10
South W. r. R.....-2
StEfe Bank. 3
Union .......O
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GROVER & BsKEB's g. q CO.,
ivl8 800 Main street, UD Stairs.
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TrgIst S0Le

NroTICE Is hereby given that in accordance
N with the provisions and directions OF A deed
IN trust executed and delivered TO me On me
18th day oIJuly lo5a, 0y Richard B Hawley
(which deed Is Of record Ia he Recorders ofiea
OF Crittenden county, Arkansas,) and for the
payment OF the notes therein described I viii
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Dram on England, RE-
land and Scotland,
s. for 10. sterling.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, g IS francs
for 81 %.
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8. II. IoBRY, Presldent. I'D. z ! Cashler'
HEaPlB CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
DEALERS IN
GOIJ, Silver, Exchange, government Sc
CuTittes, u1caFTeBt Honey, Stocks,
Bonds, Lald warrants Police,
City and County scrip,
- Efe. Rife .ra.

Atosf AtCs
No rs Jefferson Street,
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The Arizonidn, published at Tucson,
Arizona territory, says that the Spanish
population OF Tucson. taken as an aver.
age. IS much superior TO the American.
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LrmTTyD pARrrERsHTP.
LEGAL.
Adnninistrato1.,s MOTTO.

A LII persons are hereby notified that ] will
II apply for letters OF administration on the
estate of Giuseppe Prospect deceaSed, At the
September term OF the Probate Court.
J. A. BIGNAIGO,r
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Ada11i4Ist4.ntna.,a Nnfdee-

NOTICE is hereby given that I viii apply fer
IN Letters Of Administration on the state OF
James @. Wilson, deceased, at the Text (Sep-
tember) Term of the County Court.
ANDREW H BROWN.
August 20, 1857. au2I I'm
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TRUSTEES Sale.

by virtue OF a Trust Deed executed 10 me on
- the 10Th day OF June, 1850, BY Richard a.
reRistsred in the Registers ONCE Of shelby
county, Tenn, TOr the purpose of paying the
debts EharrfU Epeurnd I WIllOU
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Notice.

The September Term OF the County Court
A 81 shelby county, / shall apply for Letsers
81 Administration on the estate Of Mary G.
9arnezr. deceased, 7. j ROPER
August s. 1851 sau6 w4f
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WIN. A. RQBTNsoN

TN oherfng OUR BITTERS to the Southern
l Public, we nave no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tioR in our markets. In their devisementthey
are purely Southern - compounded with a
| special adsptitude to the various types OF
stomacic arrangement prevalent In our
climate.
1t is a gentle timulan to the system after
undergoing 8 severe illness.
It is s cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
IL cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
II is a preventive for ChiIls and Fevers.
1t is an invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons OF the year,
1t is a HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
81 sold everywhere.
@. H. ERBERT & Co.,
Sole Proprietors.
feblO tt t1emphis. Tenn.
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The general markets were quiet to-day
with nothing transporting worthy Of sps.
| cial mention. Clear sides are scarce and
firm at Il quotations, aud in some in.
| stances 4c advance on outside figure
is asked. Corn is in light supply and
dull e. 81 Go to 81 10 for prime white and
| yellow. Meal is held on the levee al
So % per Dol, and from store at 2 to SOC
higher. Oats are scarce and firm at IS
to zoe or the ievee, and 20 to roe in store.
! Bran, dull at SIG to SIS on the ievee.
! Shipstufs, SIS to $50. Hay is also dull
at S25 to SIS for timothy and 81 fol
prairie. Potatoes are scarce and firm
at g per Dbl. Onions, 81. Ap.
pies are in light supply and held
at s. 20 81, as TO condition. Choice
butter, - TO Csc common, Is to lSc.
I Chickens, fair suppiy-young, 81 to
S.; ole, 50 to s.. Coffee, rio, % to
275c. Eggs scarce at I9 TO 20c. Flour,
dUlI fine, IS 50 to ST; Y, 50 to SO; Xxx,
/ SO 90 10 81 Xxx, So so to S13; fancy
brands, S13 30 to Sl4 LaTdin tieroes, 12i
to l3c; kegs, Il tOl4$c. Mess pork, S26 10
SIG .; mess beef, SIG 50 clear sides, III
tO.l7ge shoulders, 49, to l4e e~anvassed
hams, ia to 20c sugar cured, q to 22c.
Salt, SO % per biol. Sugar, Il to zoe for
tiusttSo anu tidliAtu II " 4tc lOI
brown. Western Reserve cheese, "A to
l6c; factory, 10 TO Ice. Whisky, COM
mon, 81 So 10 81.
The imports for the week show a large
falling of both in dry goods and general
merchandise and are much below those
of the corresponding period of last year
the total being about four and three
quarter million dollars in foreign gold
value
FOREIGN IIFoRTs AT II YORK
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SATURDAY. illh Day or september, 1851.

at the salesroom Of MessYs Royster
Trezsvant & Co. No. rs second street
Memphis, Tennessee, Ayers Block. sell
to The highest bidder. fort Cash. the fouowinRrea
estate, t8-W1t a certain lot OF ground N ia.
countyO or shelby, Stale Of Tennessee. ana rIty
Of Memphis, known and designated upon ths
plan OF HtPs sublivlEiOn Of County lot No 81
as lot No. 40, situated at me southeast corner d
Robson and HtirR streets. fronting n Eel
on the south side Of Robson street and extend.
ing southwark for depth IfsZ feet between
lines paTai ct with Hhf street, 20 an aney-to.
geth-r Wuh all OF this appurteuauees thersunfe
belonging. The ntle 10 The abgve property Z
believed 70 be good but [ VIII only sell anc
convey a. Trustee Equity Of redemption
walved. sale between hours OF Igaud2 o'clock
0HN ?. IRRELEVANT, Irustee-
L0EyVond x Peyton. ATTORNEYS auIstdg