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portion. Virgins roe herrings, half bar
rels, S. &c Virginia mess, 81 90; North
Carolina family roe heFFlDgs, 80 50; cut
per barrel, Sl6 90 white ahad, per bar
rel, 50 so to 10. 0G,
OIL8-The market Is well sup.
piled. Coal, common, As to SOC extra
50 to soc lard, 81 % to 81 so; train.
81 to- 81 25 linseed, 81 SO; sperm, 81 q
to 50; ~turpeutine, 65e.
0ATS-The receipts are Eight, and
prices firm. Meme on levee. Selling
from store at $50.
ONIONS-GOOd New Orleans are ID
demand at 81 so to S. per bbi.
PROFESSIONALISM stock is very fail
with an upward tendency. Mess pork
is selling at $24 so; prime mess 81 u
S2l 80; clear sides, l34 70 lac; shoulders
I0le c~anvassed hams, II to 19c break
fast bacon, II 70 fse.
POULTRY-Fair demand, old selling
at Sc young are active at S. per doz.
POTATOES-No old in market. New
sell at "a q Dbl.
ROPE-A light stock with no de
mand. Prices are steady. We quote fol
machine made l24 to 13e; hand
made 10 10 lie.
SUGAR-The receipts are very fair
and prices are firm. The stOcB
on hand is good. Crushed and powdered.
10 to Doe 4 coffee, 1Se; B, lie @, l63c
SALT-There is a good stock on hand
and demand fair. Sacks, 81 20 tC
So so; barrels, s. to So 25.
TObACCO-There is a good demand
for all grades and prices are unchanged
We quote natural leaf at 81 10 TO 81 %
fancy Virginia, new work, So u
81 IS fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10
medium de-, pounds, so to Soc common
bright, pounds, so to Soc fine and fancy
smoking, rs to 81 50; common, 30 to SOC.
TAR-In kegs, s. to 81 per doz.
WHISKY-The market is firm but
quiet. Common, 81 IS to 81 imitation
BourDun,S2 25 to So Bourbon, s. 25 to S.
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Tt.nstee's SAFE.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED EXE-
ID cuted 10 me on the 2Sth day Of June, 1855,
by b. b Lewis RDdJ c. Hammond, sud duly
registered in the Registers office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, for the purpose Of paying
the debt therein secured, l VIII on
Saturday, 3D. DGyOfE 0gSESt, 1867,
at the salesroom Of Messrs. Royster, Trezevaut
a Co, No. 26 second street, (Ayres' BlOck,)
Memphis, Tennessee. Sell to the high est bidder
for CASH, the following property, tO-Wit A
certain tract or lot Of ground in the county Of
shelby, STATE OF Tennessee, and city OF Mem
phis being lots No, and the West half OF lot
No. 3, on the Ncrth side OF Alabama street, IN
Hills Subdivision beginning q feet nom the
Northeast conner of HNl's street and Alabama
road tnenoe aisDa the North side ofsaid Ala
bama street or road 1859 FEET, and extending
Northward for depth 1881 feet, between paral-
lei lines from The front to an alley DeNt North
Of Alabama street. These lots Arc No. q and the
West half Of No. 3. As laid auwn on the plan CT
Hills Subdivision o. arginall lot No. 5n, whIsh
Is recorded in the Registers Office OF Shelby
eounIy ip book NO. q, page 40 together with
an al the appurtenances taereunto belonging
The title 70 the above propsTty Is believed 70 be
good, bat ! will sell and convey only as trustee.
Equity Of redemption waived. Sale at twelve
o'clock, N.
john IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
LOCKWOOD PEYrON. AttOrn6ya tN3 tbs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MuuuuErra VaTu Ia 1917 4

~ 49, - &&[A@ @a@@4 50 A@[--u =
MEMPHIS. July 10, 1857.
Local finances are unchanged in every
respect. Currency balances run low and
with no apparent or prospective i'm prove
ment in deposits and collections. Bank
ers have little, if any, use for mercantile
paper. Renewals are necessarily fire.
quent, but fresh loans are Of rare occur
renee. In sympathy with the general
inactivity Of business, however, the de-
mand for money is only moderate.
Rates OF interest are uominally 99l2 per
cent per mum.
Exchange continues scarce and bank
ers are still obliged to keep currency in
motion in order to meet the demand,
which, however, is comparatively light.
Sight checking rates are as follows: On
New Orleans, par; on st. Louis, Louis
vile and Cincinnati, f@S premium on
New York and other points east, Sol
premium.
Gold continues dull. No local demand
and dealers obliged to observe a s1fficient
margin on New York prices to cover
shipments. Buying at 1879 and holding
at 1881. Offerings are light and a round
lot would probably command l38. The
opening quotation in New York was 1888.
Silver is sympathetic with gold in
every respect, brokers buying for ship
ment at 12S@129.
County scrip is dull at soc buying and
S5c selling.
City scrip remains dull and the mAjor-
ity Of dealers exhibit no disposition to
buy until balances are reduced. The best
price offered is CSC. Selling rates are IS
to zoe.
Police scrip is dull at Csc buying and
20 TO y selling. Few brokers are buy
ing.
There is no demand for stocks or bonds
and brokers are not disposed TO buy.
Southern bank notes are scarce, with
q fair demand and prices are generally
firm as qaoted below.
The New York Commercial Bulletin
Of a recent date says:
"There is evidently much more conf
dence among business men at present in
the future than has existed for many
months before. In every part of the
country the newspapers are filed with
reports of the excellence of the growing,
and in some cases of the already matured
crops and in every grade Of the mer-
camille scale from Wall street to the re-
tail country store the subject is discussed,
with hepes and anticipatiOns almost as
ardent as those with which q promising
cloud is regarded in time Of drought.
The change Of sentiment within q few
months has been very remarkable. So
short a time ago as the month Of Febru-
airy, the gloomy, doubtful feeling was
very marked-failures were predicted in
every branch of trade, and many went
so far as TO predict a general "CTash,"
rivaliDg that of 1857, while some still
more extravagsnt were even influenced
by a species Of superstition and believed
that the fact that this year Of our Lord
had the number seven in it, was sufficient
in itself to insure disaster to our finances.
The feeling Of doubt and depression has
very happily given away to one Of greater
confidence in the future. We say hap
PLY, because there can be no greater
impeachment to a healthy business than
the perpetual expectation Of failures and
the loss of all confidence in the stability
of values"
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yEMPHIS APPEAL
From An the Year round

From All the Year Round.l
4 COMMENTED PROPRIETOH.
Ihave plenty ofdutiful vassals,
Have plenty o. gold, and to epare
a plenty OF b-autifui castles
Butmyc castles are built IN the afr;
And my vassals are al airy creatures,
From beautiful Dresmland are they;
They drive me 10 balls
And magnificent halls,
And tell me nay coach stops the Wayt
But oh what = pest,
When e cones 70 the teat
am kept In a dreadful delayg
a plague on those wild little vassaisi
You can't trust q word that they say,
And I've heard that my beautiful castles
Are sadly inclined 10 decay.
Father wisdom advised me to sell them
To the public-a benef1t clear
And Fancy engaged so to sell them,
For Fsncyls a fine -auctioneer;
Bot the market by 10 means was lively,
EOf castles the cali was but cold;
Lead and iron were brisk,
But gold none would risk
To invest on my battiements bold.
50 my turrets, unlet,
ltnhabit them yet,
And raiher rejoice they're not sold,
And never a bit am d~OWn-hearted,
Fol my yasssls still ply me with golds
My castles and I shaR't be parted
TIL the heart Of the owner be cold.
Again Father Wisdom addressed me-
Hes a horrid old bore In his way
He said rats aud mice would infest me,
As crumbled my towers to decay
"They never can crumble, good fathers
There lasting when once they re begun :
Our castles OF air
We can quickly repair,
As the nome OF h spiders respun-"
So homeWaFd 1 went
To my castles content,
As the vesper-bell told day was done;
And they looked Just as lovely as ever,
As Furnished they stood Ia the sun.
Oh ne'er from my castles I'll eve
TIL the sands OF my glass shall be run
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VF9Esfee's sac.

ny Virtue o. a trust deed, executed 70 noe by
ID JOseuh ~SchOonoFer. on she llth day ol
April, 1871, recorded IN the REGISTERS Office OF
shelby county. IA book Al, part "a PAGES 49 %
f1. made 70 secure a note therein described I
will sell to the highest bidder, for CASA, In mont
OF the store Of kOyEter, IreNeNamt q 20, on
second street, iu the city Of Memphis, opposite
the southeast corner Of Court square, on tha
sth day ofJuly. 1867. between tue hours Of 10
4 ll o'Cisgk a h, the following described real
estate. i'm and near the city u memphis, ~heiby
county TenEesEee, conveyed 70 me IN said trust
deed, L0-Wlt; One lot Ia the Butler division OF
the CITY OF Memphis, in block No =, beginning
at a stake on Elliott street, 2I0 feet rom the
northeasf corner of block No. ., running
thence % feet south to-a stake, thence 70 feet
east 70 a stake, thence ~ ieet north % a stake
on Elliott street. thence % feet West with Elliott
sfreat. 90 the b~eeiuulng. Aeo, one other lot IN
block No. Z beginning al g etaEe on Elliott
street, 35 ieet from me east corner Of
block \ q. s. running tbeEe--D fees south 70 a
stake. thence 8 feet east 70 a stake, Themes AZ
feet uorfh down the bayou % a stake on Elliott
SIRE l. thence - feet west with Elliott atresi %
lie ~beginning, Also, three lois IN the Greenlaw
division, adjoining the cAy q Memphis, and
designated On the plan o. said subdivision as
lots e.. l8 and 100; lat 8 fronts "a feet three
inches ON ihe west SIDE Of Third street, and
runs back west 1879 ieet % an alley lots E9
and 80 Die o. the southwest corner Of Fourth
aud Gheeulaw streets. and trout 49, feet on
each the two lots making a square ofl4sk feet.
Also one ether lot on dhe west side OF lennee-
see street beginning a leet perth Of the south
eagt corner OF iut No. 10. block No. q as des =
naied on lie plan ar South Memphis, thence
north q 1est viii Tennessee street Thence vest
at right angles With Tenn ssee street l0 feet 10
Ches ar str Cd, lhences1utn VIII lbesler street
IS aee, thence east 20 feet 20 the hrginnlng
For parties Jars as 70 metes and 0un Of al OF
s AID property. reference Is made ~ said trust
deed. REDEMPTION is waived and title believed
ic be good. buf ! viii convey only as trustee.
ie& tds JOHN KERR, Trustees, s
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Wagon and Carriage Material
- Doffv NV odh smith a q
RIVER MAT TIERS.
wEATHER Avn RUsINEss.

Weather clear and warm. The river
here rose three inches in the past twenty
four hours. At st. Louis the river is still
swelling. The Ohio was stationary yes
terday at Louisville, with four feet four
inches in the canal and five and a half
feet on the bars in the lower Ohio. White
and Arkansas river are reeeding steadily,
Nth a fair stage in each.
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N - . u Peteshnrr. n !.

d. T. EvERTs 3 CO Petersburg, Va.
Gents II hereby certify 70 the efficacy OF
yer. especially with children. One OF my chill
dren, three y ars Old, had hsen su eriug from
them Tor several months; L used your Bitters
n they had the desired effe0t. i heerfully
recommend Them 10 all who are suffering from
ChiIls and Fever. j.. d. STONE
Ford's Depot, Va, March q, 1857.
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a Tonic and PrOphyIactic
TIE REMEDY IS WITHOUT EQUAL.

Severe cases OF indigestion, arrangements OF
Absorption and Assimilation, bilousness, I'm
easiness, DisbensiOn, Weight and Pain IN the
| region Of the stomach, Loss Of appetite, Lassi-
I tude, Muscular and General Debility, Disturbed
Circulation, Loss Of Blood, Syncope, Nervous
I~rritahHity, Mental Depression, etc, occurring
in a malaral district, or Ia a patient who has
spent some time where Chius and Fever pre-
vail, viii readily yield 70 the use OF this une-
quaied Medicine.
Our own confidence in the merits of these
Bitters, added to a testimony universal in the
case Of sufferers who have used them, and
accord to the Remedy their unqualified ap-
prOval, has Induced us, At a very large expense,
to secure the SOLE RIGHT to manufacture
his article from the original recipe, which
recipe has been experimental upon and salts
iactOTily proven 10 be superior 70 any COM
pound In the treatment or the above men
toned diseases, by one Of the most learned
Physicians in the United states.
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PULLEN & HAMMOCK.
Erecmfrfr NOtfee.

HANING been by the County CosTto OF Shelby
I'LL county duly appointed Ezscpfrix OF the
last viii and testament Of Wilfain Il. Smith.
deceased, l give noflcs 30 al persons having
claims against said testator to present them
within the time prescribed by law 70 me. at tho
cornerof Third and Monroe streets. In The city
OF Mem phis. or they VIII be barred and all
persons ewing seid estate are notified 70 pas
theSame 10 me forthwith
NANCY SMITH, Execufrix.
MemDhis- Iulv q 1857. Tvs laW4wa
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EaecMtOr.,R Nntlna.

+ ETTFRs tesiamsRtaFy having been granted
~ 20 the undersigned, executor Of The last
vii and testament Of william d. Ferguson,
deceased, " the honorable county Court Of
shelby county, Tenn, al the June term thereof
1861, notice sherehy given TO All Persons hold
ing claims against The estate OF said deceased
10 present them TO the undersigned, properly
probated, within the per,5d specified by law, or
he same will De barred.
Persons indebted 10 toe estate viii pIease
make prompt payment Of such debis, other
wise steps WiI be taken 10 enforce the sane
without delay,
June %, 1867. jeN Awiw
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Steamer B. L. Hodge, New Orleans.
" Belle St. Louis, st. Louis.
{" Minnie. Little Rock.
" Ruth, New Orleans.
Emma No. 3, Cincinnati.
Departures.
Steamer B. L. Hodge, Louisville.
4" Victor No. 2, Haile's Point.
Minnie, st. Louis.
" Ruth, st. Louis.
" Emma No. 3, New Orleans.
Boats I'm Pert.
Florence Traber, Celeste, Belle St
Louis.
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T9,uskee's SGfe.

ny virtue o a Trust Deed executed to me on
ID The 2ath day OF June, 1868, by Richard II.
registered in the RegEters Office OF Shelby
count Tenn, for tie purpose OF paying the
debts therein se~eureas4fau en-
Saturday Sd Day %AH0USt, 1867
al the salesroom OF Messrs. Royster, Trez-
evant q TO-, No. Z6 second street, Mem
phis, Tennessee. (Ayres' block. sell to the
highest bidder, fer cash, the 70 loving real es-
taie, to wit A certain lot Of ground
IN the county Of shelby and State Of
Tennessee, known and designated on The
plan OF Hi $ Subdivision Of their lands In the
i4th civil District OF shelby county, as Lot No.
20 fronting on the East side Of Walnut street
ZOE feet, and extending back between parallel
lines from the trent $50 Sect 20 an alley next
gether with al Of the appuFteuasoes thereunt0
helOugizg- The Title % said property is be-
heved to be good. but viii sell ana convey
only as trustee. Equity OF redemption waived.
8ne at u O'Clock M.
JOHN TREZEVANT, Trustee.
IogwOOd q Peyton. Attorneys ie3 Ids
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PRO BONO PUBLIC0!
The attention Of all Sufferers Is in
Utsed to the
"A SURE N

Is here presented TO the pnblic for IntermIt-
i tent Fever ,Chills and Fever, and all dis
eases arising from maiarial poisoning. It is
arrangement or the human system common in
malartal districts, is. to a greater or less extent,
dependent upon malaria poisoning, cOuse-
quently, any medicinal agent that viii serve As
a SPECIFIC against tins poisoning mus strike al
the root OF The disease which is fOstered and
lnHeInnan Llronnh its inslrumanraIllw-
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N. &C. r r. bonds 70
NJ. sc. RR coupOnsSj
NJ. so. RR bonds ~
NJ. & . R-R. D p
Tenn bonds, DO
new %
Tenn cOupOns.l 10
MiSSC K. r. LIST 10 K e55
% 20
Memp City binds. 80
" coupons S.
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kaTI-MALARIAL BlTTERS

is al entirely original compound. having supe-
riOrity over 9th remedies from the mode OF
combining the medicinal agent
This Medicine has been extensively used, aud
NJ 20 TO the present time has ia no Instance
filled 70 give the most unqualified satisfaction.
II the directions are strictly followed no case
Of nteTmitten Fever CChuis and FeverL no
matter Of how long standing, or Of what de-
gree Of Obsilnacy, viii fail 10 succumb 70 the
nsa Of thasa RIlra.-
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I1sSOI0e3st Notice.
stata 81 Rnlam r Hashsnrton- dee,

SUGGESTION Of the insolvency OF said Is.
- tale having been duly made 70 the Clerk OF
the County Court Of shelby County. Tenncs.
see. notice Il HEREBY given IN p~Brsua,lce or ne
oFusr CT said Gle x. fof all persons having
claims against said estate to appear and Gle
them with che said Clerk, authenticated in the
manner prescribed by Law, on or agains4 TIE
I0th day Of October, ISL
Nay u, Ia7, Dyia laWfW
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D. T. EVERTS & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers b PrOprietOFs,
PETERSBURG, va.
Read the following from among the
MANI Certificates received hY s
FoRD1s DEPOT. VA, Nov. q. 1868.

FORD's DEPOr, VA, Nov. q, 1853.
1 hereby certify that / have been suffering for
over two weeks from severe attacks Of ChIlls
and Fever, Tor which I had taken medicine
and gained but temporary relief, the chills
cominz on again in a few days. The Anti-Na-
IariaI Bitters were recommended TO me. and i
commenced taking them &C once, the u~e OF
which was marked by Immediate and certain
relief from chills. since which time / find my
general health improved in a very satisfactory
manner.
1 can eOnscientiOusly recommend the use OF
these Bitters TO all sufferers from Intermittent
Fever levUr and agueJ, as a certain cure.
Aa Walden
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Geld, Silver, Exchange, Government Sc
cuIitleS, UncuTTeBt Money Stocks,
Bonds, Land RsrraHts Police,
CiEy and COaBty Scrip,
EtC., Etc.
No 10 Jefferson Street,
MEMPHIS. asst: TENN.


Commercial Bank. q
Exchange Bankla
+ rm'rs 4 ENch'ge be-. }
Merchants Bank 4
Peoples Bank.-40
Planters 6
Plant'rs&M 'ch'csB'k.l6
South W. K. p
StCte Bank 5
Union - "a
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ALABAMA

A1AA H q
Commercial Bank u
Farmers Blk Of y. c.
Merchants Bank
Miners&Plant'rs Blk q
LAND WARRANTS
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DissoIution.

THE arm OF A. P. BURDITT & co. Is this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent. Eithez part
ner Will use the arm name in The settlement OF
the business. All parties indebted viii come
fnrward and settle their Indebtedness at once,
s. No. q Madison street, nf .tasF&
A 7. BUHDITTs
Angus CAMPBELL.
JAMES H. SMITH.
Memphis, Tsnpp July l. 1857. iy2ls
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FOREIGN
Dran on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
81 for ] 10. ster ing.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, 3 So francs
for 81 o..
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ROARDING HOUSE.

THE Boarding House for the Female Col
Iege at LaGranEe, Tenn. would like to have
FAMILIES and Others to Board during vacation
July and August Those wishing to leave
the ely thls summer would be pleased with the
situation, as ID Is somewhat rural in appear
sncs. Rates low.
fei2tf W. ". KENNEDY.
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NEAR FoRr -. "a. 3

Dear Sir Having a severe ATTACK Of Chills
contracted on the Lower AppOmattOX river, l
tried your Anti-Malarial BitJerS, and in a week
was relieved entirely from them. I cheerully
recommend it TO those who are bothered with
this disease. Respectfully and truly YOURS.
+. HUGE.
Z. T. EvERTs, Petersburg, Va.
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Western and Virginia Tobacco Agency.
MAYER. MARSHUETZ 4 co.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad


ONE 4 Hose Power Cylinder Hicks Engine,
" complete and entirely new, suitable for
driving a Printing Press or light Machinery.
100 feet 3-inch Shading with Couplings and
Pullies, entirely new. For terms apply 70
W j. kOS5,
tel8 Wv GsnI Supt NJ. and CIR. r.
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COTTON-The market presents no
material change and transactions have
been so light as to afford scarcely anv
basis for quotations. Holders remain
I firm at l to PC above the views of BUYERS
/ except when compelled to sell by reason
/ Of ~pecunisry or other pressure. A few
small lots changed hands at % to 24c for
middling, q to 222c for low, 10 to zoe for
good ordinary, aud lie for ordinary.
Receipts to-day, p bales; experts, 400
bales.
Stock on hand Sept LIST, 1866, bales. lO,Ssl
Receipts 70 PASS
2@,qs
Stock on hsnd...-...... 1882
The general market remains dull ex-
cept for meats, which are animated and
advancing in response to northern adj
vices, stocks here being light. In the
absence Of steamers from above there
were no receipts of merchandise, and
consequently there is little ehknge to re-
port. Corn is held firmer, but moves
slowly. Oats are scarce, none on levee.
Bran is dropping. Cornmeslis strength
ening, but fair receipts would depress the
market. Hay is dun and inferior un-
saleable. Choice fresh butter Is active,
Eggs are scarce and higher.
BRAN-The supply is light and there
is little demand Selling at $40 to S45
per ton.
BUTTER-There is very little choice
in market. Selling BIT "a to Use for
fresh. Common is plentiful and duh at
y 70 zoe.
BEANS Are scarce with moderate
demand. Navy held at 81 90 to 81 so per
busheL.
CHEESE-very light stock and no
demand; western reserve, 16 to lie;
English dairy, 19 to zoe.
COFFEE-A fair stock and demand.
Rio, % to 273c; Laguayra, 80 to &c
Java, 80 to 40c.
CORN-The stock is lighter and hold
ers seek an advance. Selling IN levee at
81 074 to 81 IS.
CORNMEAL-A large stock and de-
maud. Selling from store at S. and on
levee at "a IS.
EGGS-Scarce and market firm,
Fresh packed, 25c.
FLOUR-The market is dull but prices
firm. Common, 50 to IS; superfne,
SO to sll; X, 81 TO So; Xxx, S1S
to Sl4; Xxx and all fancy brands, SIS
to SI7.
HIDES-There is an active demand
for all kinds. Flint, lse dry salt, Ice
green salt, 10c; green, 81 deer skin, SOC.
HAY-The demand is entirely local
aud is light. Selling Oh levee at SO to
IARD-Fair stock and moderate call.
Tierees, iSc: kegs, IA to l42c,
LIRfE-Not active, with a good sup
DIV. Ohio, 81 40 to 81 so; Cape, 50 40
to g so Alabama, 81 %.
MOLASSES-The supply is not large,
and demand fair. Common, IS to zoe
eheiee, 95e 70 81: syrup, 81 to 81 80.
MACKEREL-There Is 8 good stock
sn hand. Prices are steady at S28
S24 for No. !; so to SOB for No. 2; $50
'oF No. 8. Half barrels and kits in pro-
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Dissolution.


THE drm OF STEBBINS & PULLEN. existing
Il at Memphis. Tenn, is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent, Charles Stehbins having sold
his en- ire interest therein to Messrs. PULLEN
q HAMMOCK, they vii assume all liabilities,
and are apthorizedt 20 CLOSE its affairs.
CHARLES STEBBTNS.
Ben PULLsN.
Memphis, Junel ], 1861.
The undersigned having purchased OF Charles
Stebbins ais interest IA the firm Of Stebhins 4
Pullsn, ct Memphis, viii continue the Earth
ware, China and 5laGS Business at the same
stand. No. Z3 Main street. under the name
and style Of
PULLEN &c HAMMOCK.
And viii be grateful to have the continued
friendship ana patronage heretofore given to
the old hrm Of Muir, Ste6bins& Prnen.
BIN x PULLEN,
X. l.. HAMMOCK.
The undersigned, in dispOsing Of his interest
in the late concern Of Muir. Stebbias q PulIen.
and Stebbins q Pullen, at Memphis, Tenn, re-
turns his thanBst to the patrons OF the old drm.
and sOiicitS for his successors, Messrs.
PUII1EN &c HAMMOCK.
A continuation Of the patronage so literally De-
slowed heretofore CHARLES 9TEBBlNS.
Manphfu TuuaT 1871 49, In