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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Comfort and Bliss, or Pain and Agony.
DR.. ToBIAs' CELEBRATED VENETIAN LISI-
AEST, whose wonderful cures, sure and in
s~iantaneous action, In cases OF Chronic
KheCmattsn, Headache, ToOthaehe. Group,
Cuts, Barns, Cole, Cramps, Dysentery, etc,
have astonlshed the civilized world, Is no
new new e9teh-pennyj but an sriicle that has
enormous sale and rapidly increasing de-
mand is at once the surest evidence OF us
usefulness and popularity. No family should
De withou a bottle in the hodase. Hundreds
OF dollars and many hours OF suffering may
be saved by its timely use.
Collie, Cramp and Dysentery yield at once
70 It's pa~in-curative properties. IL IS per-
feetly innocent. and can be given to the old
est person or youngest child. No matter n
you have no confidence In Patent Medicines
try this, and you viii be sure to buy again,
ana 10 your friends. Hundreds
OF physicians reeommendst In their practice.
sold By the Druggists end StOrekeepers.
Price, Fity Cents and One Dollar. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York.
A Defensive Medieine.---@ 10 time Of
peace prepare for war" is a sound military
maxim. "Let not the sticky season md ysu
u~nprepared," Is an equally good rule In med
icai jnrisprudenee. The man must be made
OF Iron who finds himself az the close Of
summer as strong as at its commencement.
such q phenomenon Is rare, even among the
most robust OF the human family. Muscular
and constitutional yfgor oOzes out of us in
the brotling weather OF July and August, and
few OF Us, at the opening OF the Fail, are 10
the best possible condition 20 defy the IN
healthy Influences OF the season.
Fever ana agus and bilious remittent fe-
Ysrs, together with a variety Of complaints
that affect the digestive organs, the liver and
the bowels, form a portion OF the Autumn
programme. Bear In mind that exhaustion
invites these disorders, and that stamiusl
yigOr enables the system to repel them. ITO
be weak Is 10 be miserable says Satan to his
defeated iegions, in {" Paradise Lost" and he
axiom IS correct, though It comes nom an
evil source
Ho! then, ye weak and feeble, fortify your
selves against the Invisible enemy that per-
Yades the Autumunl air. The best defense
against miasme Is a course Of HOSTETTEHS
STOMACH BITTERS. This rare vegetable
tonic win Improve your appetite, stimulate
your digestion, give nrmneSs TO your nerves,
tnvlgorate your muscular hbre, regulate your
secretions, cheer your spirits, and put you
entire physique In perfect working order.
II IL easily done. The standard tonic and
Alternative which Will recupeFaGe and build
you up, Is not q bad to fake but, on the con-
trary, Il pleasant medicine.
See, however. that you have the genuine
article. There are limitations and counter
feits in the market, and they are eli worth.
less or deleterioQs, Gear IN mind that HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs Is sold only
IN glass, lpeSerby the gallon or caskl, and
that each bottle bears u label sprmounted ky
3 Ffgnette OF 81. George and the dragon, and
our revenue stamp over the cork
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No cure, No Payl---Stone's TOnio Syrup
cures Chills and Fever, or money refunded.
Sold by NJ. ROSE 81 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS
THE RENTAl %lEPARTMEN1
DISSOLUTION.

THE arm Of &o~by s porien. Cotton Fac
i tors and Commission Merchants, OF this
city, was dissolved on the 21tE day OF August
settlement viii be made ~ either of
thN firm, but the firm name I'll be used only
IN liquidation. The books viii be kept nj our
stand over col Front street.
=. MOSRG,
se3 CHAs ii. DqR4O&. In.
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Notice to Property Owners.


STATE or TEySzssEE. July Term. 1853.
County OF shelby.
board or CoUSr COMMISSIONERS
August Is, ISIS.
ORDERED. ETC. That The Clerk OF the
County Court be instructed to adyertsesiH
the APPEAL and Avalanche. giving all pr
-rtv owners notice thar the assessmer
real ant personal property FOR state
county are now completed. and thaf
have the privilege OF obieeting 70 The s
and endeavorins to obtain corrections ia
the next thirty dsys. BY making proper
70 the Assessors, alter which Z
no correcfiens can or VIII be allowed IL
necessary to place the tax sooks n IN
hands al the e~arlseet praefttAfH
and that each paper make 4 ~1oealnoss
ing pastenlS cure T0r Rent.
tieafion and Sufficient In
Z, ae~,4ered, we VIII rent IoE one
sember next, the Front store
6w az 1fed by US, corner OF MAN
ssrson streets. with part OF basement
ROYSTEhS TREZkNANl
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TIE poor AN sEoE uARKEr.

N-N@-A
This trade has been very brisk and
prices are steady at last quotations, The
early stocks are fast moving off, and
though dealers bought heavily they have
not yet fully estimated hed demand. There
is no question as TO the best place to buy
boots and shoes. Country merchants are
well satisfied on this score. Several who
have gone East have purchased their
entire stock Of this line of goods in this
market previous to starting aud would
buy il no other. Prices are firm, but are
lower than in any Western city, while no
such ample stocks are held anywhere out
which to make selections. of the Boston
market the Shoe Reporter SAYS:
Large orders for winter stock are on
hand, tending to strengthen the hitherto
firm feeling in prices, and in heavy lines
there IS some Improvement. 1.-THE biggest
wholesale houses have not been buying so
extensively Of late, the jobbing firms
have, notwithstanding, been very busy, as
a new set OF customers have come into the
market, namely, the wholesalers on a
small scale and the retailers, whose oper-
atoms have given quite an impetus TO the
business. The sales Of thick bQOts, shoes
and brogans have been very fair, and all
classes OF goods have been sought for with
the exception Of pump sOles, for which
the inquiry has been very limited. We
have a fair %sprinkling OF merchants here
from New Orleans, and several are paying
their annual visit from Tennessee, Ken
lucky, etc. The prospect for the remain
der OF the season is therefore encouraging.
indeed, il is generally expected that goods
viii meet with a constant sale at, or per-
haps above, existing rates IN the course of
the present and following month.
The same authority says of the New
York market:
As the season advances buyers are en-
larging their orders, and show less heSi-
tation in taking goods ip sufficient guam
titles to meet the bulk Of the fail deInand
ia the retail trade. The number of pur-
chasers has also increased, and nearly
every section of the West and South is
now represented here. The demand is
principally for heavy goods, and prices are
nrm at full former quotations, with no in-
dicatiop OF any lower figures.
In addition to tho houses already deal
ing exclusively in boots, shoes, hats and
caps, we learn that a well known Balti-
more manufacturer win open q house in
this city within the next few weeks and
that the stock is already in transit, We
quotei
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81 Light as a cork. '---ls the expressiaA
Of all housekeepers after gsiRg HaOLEFS
BAKING POWDER, II u fneMicaIly pure In IT'S
compositlap, a2d ppssesses no ingredients
S1t such as are perfectly harmless, healthy
and nutritious. This b not only the best, bat
the cheapest In market. as one pound VIII go
further than a pound aad q Aalf al these Of
ordinary manufacture Vse no uther, la-
9ulre II yoaF gIoeeFs Tor pGoLEfs BAKING
PtNpEE.
booley's Baking Powder.-Ao article has
ever heen introduced 10 the public In which
the component parts entering into its COM
position are so perfectly pure and so nicely
propOrtioned, that the same results follow
with each trial Not only Is II cheaper. but
the many testimonials in It's favor pronounce
IL the BEST II USE. Lovers OF sweet, healthy
biscuits, cakes, pastry, etc should not fail 70
give the ar..cls = trial, as they viii use no
QtAsE thereafter. For sale by gIocers.
Bachelors Hak Dye.-This splendid Hair pEe
Is the best ip the World TIE snly tEse apa
perfect Dye; harmlsS5 i~S.taAle, t~ust&ntane-
ouss 20 disappointment no ridiculous t1ntsi
ret3elies The III etteats Of bad Dyes; inyigo-
.fGses and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batehel-
or's Wig Factory, No. ID Bond street, n. I,
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WoRsHAM HOUSE.

VXToRsHAM HOUSE for Rent and Furni,
w tnrs fog sale. Apply TO
A. VACCARO or
tYH J. J. WORSHAM
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- having armed hal parties in Louisville, Cincinnati and this city pre-
tend to sell the I" Yannisee" whskey, we hereby i've potiost s. va vu
bring suit for damages against any REsPONsIBIEDart - nav dsoou,
attempting to sell this brand of Whskey, and win publish them AZ selling
SPURIOUS article. We have had the sole use and control Of he aYannl,-
'e" brand for nearly twenty years, and none is genuine without our bran
on the barrels.
3. J. sEMMEs g. CO.
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
REWARDS.

GO REWARD-STOLEN-On Saturday
DOO night, 18th uit-, a BARK Bay Mare
NEARLY blaekJ, about years old, pony built,
long name, short switch tail, nose white and
white streak up 70 eyes, both hind feet white,
shout y hands high The above reward viii
be paid for her delivery 20 the undersigned.
JAMES n. THOMPSON.
SET Nc. GO pOntOfoe street
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OissoLUTloR NOTICES.
BIssOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE firm Of Register. Trezevant s Co., IS
Il this day, by mutual agreement, dissolved,
J. c. MeManus Withdrawing. The business
OF the late hrm VIII be closed By the remain
ing partners, +. W. ROYSTER,
JOHN IRRELEVANT.
J. {. AcMASUS.
Memphis. August 81, Isa.
A CARD.-In Withdrawing from the firm OF
Register, Trezevant y CO., l deem IL duo
my friends andIhose of our house, to return
my EARNEST acknowledgment fOF past con-
ddence, hoping that my humble services
may be placed successfully before them IN a
different sphere, while I trust q Feaewsd and
Increased patronage may DE extended 20 my
old partners, &c. McMANCS.
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lSCELLANE0U
To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers

THE Memphis OIL Company wish 70 pur-
i chase, during next fall and winter, "a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform Fairbanks scales. They urge their
friends not to store their sesd Ia large guam
titles. and thereby hays thetr value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
TO make contracts for delivery of Seed will
pleass call al Oil Work, Center Landing.
So OIL Cake and Meal for sale In ans guam
tftv- VII
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NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned respectfully announce
L to the public that they have this day en-
tered into partnership, under the name and
style OF
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MAGNOLIA VA4EH-Superior to the best
impaired German Cologne, and sold AZ hall
the price.
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ANTS
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

nor SALE-A Frame Residence on Poplar
street. Apply TO II. Z. JOINER,
augZ2 No. "a Monroe street. /
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meet with good M Gket on arrival W. quote
nominally Cuba clayed molasses at 47eS4S; muse !
vado 52@54 fair to good grocery sugars at l8h@14o
BUTIER-prime Goshen, of which there Is q
moderate stock, may be quoted OF 45@4sc p fb
Western and other low grades sell at 3o@4oc q ID
as in quality.
sALT-Jobbers are holding Liverpool at 50 10 p
sack.
INDIA BtGGING.-Thcrc Is better feeling IN
reference to this article in consequence OF the hrer
p,iccs in Northern markets. but in the absence OF
who esale transactions we have no quotations TO
off,r Dundee baaging, A inches, 1H fbs. for the
yard is held at 500 Csc. Sea island begging, Is
inches wide, TBS. for the yard, is held at GO@65
cents.
RoPE.-Ihe demand for rope is moderate, and
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp at cents q ID; greenleaf at 10 cents,
and jute at 1900 cents Is pound.
IRON. BANDS AND TIES for cotton, Of most
approved pa.,erns are offered on the market, and
they are in active demand at 7asc q lb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER here is modera
stock of this article and we qucto river fox :
ing boards at s13 2 NJ; scantinS and plaL
s1o0l2 p NJ; timber of shlrpins and good MILL
qualities there is light supply on the Gerke'
and may be quoted q, Sl1&12 q H.. Common *
selling at s5t66 q NJ; and city sawed lumber al
Sao@.5 q NJ.
rREIGHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, We
quote nominally Hd. on uplands. and zso on sea
island; BY SAIL ia uplands, sS@I on sea islands,
Hare nominal To the West Indies, Cuban ports
north side, on lumber, 50 90 in gold, and $40
south side. Coastwise-To New York ry steam
&c q fb on uplands, and 1c. on sea lsiands'
50 t;erce on rice;by sail, 81 75@2 3 bale on up
lands. and 81 so p fierce on rice; on boards
50 q M on rcsawed lumber $40 q NJ On timber
$40. To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore ic' = 70
IN cottcr and - q tierce on rice; ny sail s-e@
&c a fb on cotton, sl2 90 q 81. on rcsawed lumber
and s13 90 q N. on timber. To Philadelphla. 74c'
q ID ON upland cotton by steam and &C. g
ib by sail; on flooring boards 80 D NJ; on re-
sawed lumber, SO: on timber, sl2 6o g nj.
To Baltimore, by steam, cotton %c- rice p
t;erce, 81 rs phospbates, p 2ooo f6s.' - ID
packages in bulk as per agreement; lumoer
II ss@l0 as in size; wheat g bushei l2c IN SACKS
By this line to Philadelphia on cotton, &c;
rice a tierce 50 Oc; phosphate per ton. Sc
in packa4es. To Louisville. Ky.. on rice, Toe. s.
hundred. To Cincinnati Csc. To st. ouis Soc.
BY sail on boards and scantliug hence 10 ba'omore'
So; on lumber $40; phosphates S.
EXCHANGE.-Sterllng Bills-The rate yesterday
was 45N@45I for sixty day bills
DOMESTIC ExcHANoE.-The banks arc purchasing
sight checks on New York Z dis, days u discount
They are selling sight checks at par.
GoLD-Tho brokers were yesterday buying at
35 ind selling ut &C.
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t;.ports for the Week ending Thursday
February Is.


LIvERP lOL-Per Spanish ship Pedro Plandol,t-
9baes Sea Island cotton l74a bales Upland Cot
ton. 1886 bags Cotton seed. 100 bbls spirits 1ur'
pentin =, 200 bbls Rosn, IS casks Oil AXE
LIVERPOOL VIA NORFSLK. VIPER British snip
Scotswood-6Gs bbls kosin. 19o tons Phosphate
Rock. -,
WEST INDIES-pcr brig Hampden-102 92S feet
Pitch Pine Lumber. 1865 teet Dressed FLOORING a
boards. Fer schr Azelda Lauri-60,uV
feet Lumber, "A bbls Potatoes.
MaYaGUEZ, R-per schr Nellie Carr-9o. uJo 1ee'
Yellow Pine Lumber.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per stelmshp Cbarlcston-ll oags
Sen Island and 1880 lales Upland Cotton, 10
tierces Rice 70 bales Yarn. l2o pacSeSes sun d.
drie. rer steamship Champion-5 pass Sea &c
Island cotton. l742 bales Upland Cotton, Ia ~,
1crces Rice 80 bales Yarns aud Domesncs' %
packages undries. Per schr W. W atanu. u
80 500 feet Pitch Fine Lumber, lo4,UUo isoe liz
Der. ~. ,,,,os Cation
Is bales Ra !s, 10 tons and IL hnds iron; lo,oyo
tcet Lnmper. IS asks Clay, 100 empty Barrels.
RaI1IMORE Per steamship sea Gu iE22S nerces
Kice. AS bales Upland Cotton, 92 bales Yarn,
bales Waste. packages Hides. boxes Eggs:
and Supdries -. Per schr Ada Andre@s-3OO
tons Phosphate Rock, 10 bbls Spirits Iurpensine,
ITO cInpty Barrels.
NORFOLK YA-Per schc Nathaniel Chase-'2 ees
Rice 100 sucks salt.
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Markcts by Tcicgrnpn.
FOREIGN MAEEE


ToynoS February 8-Scon-Sccuritcs un-
| changed.
LIVERPOOL, rcbrurrY 1s-Noou.-co' ton fiat; up
lands 1l5sal2d; leans 12,sa12Md; sales oco bales;
Corn cd. ;2s Cd. Provisions dull. 1al!ow a6s Sd.
Eveninc--cotton fat; uplsnds 11'sd; o.leans
loXd; sales 6ooO bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEw YcRK. February 1s.-Noan.- Money active
! at 7. Sic ling sH. Geld s4't. o2s lax. Cotton
dull and helvy at 29c.
Evening.-Cotton hoavy aud Nc lower. Sales
5000 bale, at 90 cene. Flour dull and heavy; COM
mon to tair ovtra Southern &c COAST Wheat dull.
Corn dull; new We.tern mixed 80. Pork heavy and
lower at sS9HaS2X. Lard heavy al COX Whiskey
dull of 95 Rice dull. sugar FIRM; Havana 1881
lax. Turpcn.inc 55l5i,E. Eosin unchanged.
Freights declining; on cotton 4. Governments
closed stea u. 69's, lax. Moncv relaxing; de-
1aanJ rcadj met at per cent Stcr ing steadier at
SIX Gold activo and cxoited closing at 34A
Southern securities dull Teunessces coz; new 66;
North Carolnas 6lA; yivg mas 57ta. General stocks
uctiyo and buoyant.
BALTIMORE, February 18.-Colton dull; he'd at
90. Flour 10 good demand. but un' hanged. Wheat
dull; primo valley, OIL, s. 20A2 SOC. Corn closed dull
white. 20 s5; yellow. ss'soo. Oats aud rye h'm.
Mess pork. s3S so. Shoulders, 151aa15Ac. Lard
quiet at 21c.
CINCINNATI, February 1s.-Flour lower; family,
STAT o5. Corn dull ut &C. Mess pork, bulk meats
md ,coa nomiually unchanged, WI b no demand.
Lard. CO.
LOUISVILLE, February 1S.-Porh s33. Lard goa
2o1c. y oulders 14Ac; ear sidos lsHc, packed.
whiskey &c.
w1LMINc ron February 1s-spirits turpentne
dull Rosin dull at 81 6Oa6 rs. Crude turpentine
sic ldy; prices unchanged. Lar firm ut So IS Cot
ton dull.
AUGUSTA, February 1S.-cottoD market dull and
declining. Sales Ell bales. Middlngs eGAa2Ic.
Receipt, 4;2 bDles.
SAVANNAH, February 18.-"ot'on dull and noni-
nal; exports, to New York. 144s bales; receipts 2llo
MoB1LE February ls-Cottou gales SD bales;
closed fist; low middling 26sc; receipts 99a talcs
exports l95
N1:w ORLEANS February is S-Cotton unsettled and
no:alna; middns 277l .2sc. with TO sellers; sales
500 bIles; receipts i77i; exports 37S4. Sugar IN 20
demands common 1aAc; primo l4;zal5c; yellow ear
ihad &c., Mol,sses in good demand; common G5a7S
cts; prime 77a7Sc..
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Interior Cotton Markets.

EEWBERRY. February l6.-Cottou quict al eGk.
SELMA, February l3-Narzet quiet. No de-
ruIDd.
ATLANTA. February 1s Cotton quiet ct 161c.
Receipts sht
SUMTER, Fob.u.-y l6 -asoat l5O bIcs sold dur-
ing the eek a; 2Gi2fE.
COLUMBIA, Fcbruiry 17.-Sa'es Of cotton to.day
abou. so bales at 27,I for middlin5.
COLUMBUS, February l4-ih. re was mo crate
shinmn. delnl,:d on q bass Of 17c for Northern
midGlinss. Wsrchou>o sales 23 ba!ts. Re. cps iSG
bales.
MACON. February 1G Tho reports from abroad
ara urtavo abln hence the market is uLs.tt!cd. To-
,ay IL has b. cl yo,y duI J he little dono has be n
n, The br.i of aG1.c fo- uiddlius. l;ecGps To-
day IA. bales shipments La ba!es; sacs CT bales.
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Wilmington Market.

WILAING rON, February 17.--TURpEETNE.--
M1rket uncb1npcd sales Of $50 bb!s at So 70 for
s1lt. and 81 IS r hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS iURPENTIsE-ls one cent over. Sa'cs oil
At oils at sic, SO do at SIC. ana l5 DO at per
ellloa-:he market closing 1t Ole
TAR-Is c. nts higher, and We qGoie sales Of 46l
bbls ut So S5a2 8 per bbl
CorrrN-,a!es OF only 10 baos at 26a27c for mixed
lots. -,
e7c per lou pounds.
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Pnsscn2c1s.
Per steamer City Point. from Pal'tka. via Jackson
vile, Fer oandiua and savannah -Dr Mitche King,
II King, Ru;lejge. Lnmmis, Miss Lunimis. =
Gilbert, Miss O'BrIen. ] Ninmo-m IN l. Burr,
Ma her, Ro0naa aud lady, 5 w Howe, Is Jane.
son and .ady, Wilson, W ,icIntvre. apt Bur
gcr f Daily and lady, B C,rw.n, rand Miss Iiurr.
Gcue,al Ch;z. VICE Lelry, Majo' Upham. Captain
Hawkins aud lady. Mr. Florence, Mrs Draper Mira W
a. Lyon. Bingham W NJ Bid a:d lady. W Ogden.
Marshall N" .klIner. AR stone, Wootcn, w
Lippitt, J Il Child u o Vito. Mr. Dewey. 5 L Smith,
Mr. Abrams l. L Cotiurt AID 10 on deck.
Per steamer Emile. irhm Gcorgct wn. 3 C.
Dr. Hascl DR. 7 o Elliott Riley II Rslcy,
Major E Mauigauit, J u aIn4ill, DR. NJ Gouldin.
Mljor G Bark +, AMI others
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financial anA Gommerlial.
pne Chnrleston Money 1lnrkct'

THURSDAY, February l8. 1858.
The money rarkct was generally dull and Hat
during the weok buyers wera not disposed 10 ln'es'
and tho demand for securities cf ev.ry aescr pe'on
was Imitoa. No Ia &c transactions have been 'e-
ported, and with few exceptions prices arc un-
changed. Southern blAk oills are appreciated. anu
are lid at hi .uer figure than 'hs last quo;aaoas
p.r;icularly tao bills OF tae different ch'res OF
banks. south Gro n Eailro al shares ara dull anu
dat with little dem md unocr cline from last
weeks quotation OF i7 to AZ for whole shares
halves being 81 to 2lI. CITY ock was duii ct 5S-
ie was quoted last week at 6i. ssne STOCK advIaced
r. 67. bonds were held at 10. ether securities are
unchanged.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, February l5.-CoIToN-Dul ness
continue, , rIie in liverpool aud New York and
the lna:Ket here osod weak and ,rregu az. Ihcre
ure oul, lew ruycr5 j." tho markc, and quota-
lions ara almost nor inal the sales to-day teina
hardly worthy OF mcnliou. We give quot, ions rs
fotoNs: Obituary 70; good ordinary 2G; lev m'tl-
al II. isa9y I:ew We aly" the transactions OF the
day: Receipts 4i0; ;rs 3s; shipments l!9.
COTTON ~ TIMENr.
Sto:i on h nd epic .nber !, 1913. 60
iiectiyed to-dlv. ................ 4iu
Received previously 81, ,o5S--333 393
Total Observation-Disclosures. 35i58
S,lIDO.u TO-DAY. J49
Shipn,J previously. 30 O6U-30, 179
STOCK on nhllu. ~
Co;.S-prires rcr aiu very irai. all otfcgn.s
taken nj G,eiti c5 &c shecd, and 1850
t)r sacked and de ivrre0 i'll depot.
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FLOWERS,
PLANTS AND FANCY SHRUBS,

For Gardens aud Houses, as 70 lows:
100 different kinds OF very fine grated ROSES.
400 va,ie;ies OF FRUIT Trees of the finest quail
ties amou. wbicn ore rho Cherry Tree Empress
Eugenic) eigh OF the Cherries weighing one pound.
he Gutter Pear, uncomfortable, W. isbs from one
tn two pound. each; aud q large assortment OF
Flowers ana Vegetable seed
Also. very fine Bulbs of every sort, which remain
10 bloom from fivo to x Uouths
Carnaticn Piuks .ew odes) recently intro
duccd in France.
Amateur, arc soiicied to call and examine the
above nssortmen.a at thr stor, No 192 Kng.street.
All of the aaoyo Plants will be warranted, as the
inporers arc we'll lnown among uIrticulturists IN
this countrs - ,cspous BILE IL thi ir engagements.
February n IL Pr LLORSE l. 90.
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Cons1snecs per south Carolina s;aiiroaa
February 1S

s41 bales Cotton, 50 baes Dcmsssi"s. 1C hhds Ba-
con- &c. To liniroad Agent, q Ii Eorpoc' Pelze',
Rodgers 4 Co, w Cour, nev l. GO, Johnston Crews
&; 20 MowIy e. Co. lie der DAVIS, lowing Co.
Salinas, & Il Waller y Co, Frost d Adger, Kirk
pa rick & Witt-. J itobson, E Wiss 1hurston
Hol, es, q W Williams 4 Co. Mulligau. Graeser
& Smith. B sloan. " 4 Ryan, NJ Drisloll, Clar-
horn Herring II Co. Klinck. WickenberG l. co. j
Milnor & Co, goldsmith l. Son. stol, Webb u Co.
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Misieaaneuus.
IMPORTANT Notice.

1NEssRS. pELLoRsE CO.. HoR1IcULTU-
M RIsTS. from Paris have the honor to inform
The publ that they have arrived in this city with
beautiful assortmcnto Of
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.oyerland to manufacturers.

~overland to manufacturers.
EorE.-Wo have deducted from New Orleans
10 oss bales Upland. from Mobile 6s25 bales, from
Savannah s1oS bags Sea leland and s3 bales Up
lspd-and from Charleston 22oo bags Sea Island and
1es bales Upland, the quantities received at those
mort, from Mobile Florida Texas and Savannah