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a IS; Superfine 5 to IS 50; X6 to IS 5Oi
XX 7 to 81 so; XXX and all Fancy
brands S to 81.
IN FEED prices are steady. No Corn
upon the levee; held in store at AZ to 4oe.
Oats, al at Y to zoe. b an, SZ7. Hay,
26 To- ~ in lots on levee.
The HIDE market is dull and prices
weak. Green 9 to94c; Salt 103 to lie; Dry
SAILS, 19e; Dry Flint, zoe.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at l rs
70 g Per barrel. Utica l 75 to 81. Louis
Vile Cement2 so to g.
SUGARS and MoLAssEs sre firm and
In moderate demand, with fair
supply. Fair to Choice yellow
Louisiana 131 to l63; yellow and White
Clarified 16c. Molasses 65 t. SOC "a to
quality.
We have no change to report in PRO.
DUCE. Potatoes are dull st 90 to s. p
per barrel. No choics Onions in mar
ket.
POULTRY is in fsir supply. Chickens
are steady al 6 90 to S. 80 for Old
Spring Chickens 4 to 81 80. Geese, 5 Sc
d 10 To- hui hEl ~ u ~
The LIVE STOCK market is not active,
snd the supply Of ehoics bsef cattle i;
light. We quote at 3 to &c as to quality.
Hogs dull at 7c gross. Sheep, 4 to S6 PEI
head. Cows with calves, 80 to $50
Work Oxen, rs to $50 per yoke. Work
Horses and Mules, IS 70 500 per hesd.
The stock of SALT is fair and prices
are steady. Lsrgs Dairy, in seven
bushel barrels, 81 50. Small Dairy,
in 5 bushel barrels, IS so. Lsrge
Common, in Z bushel barrels, 8 80 &c
s. so. Small Common, in 5 Oushei bar
rels, 2 so to 81 70. These are quotations
in lots from first hands.
There is 8 fair business doing IN To
BACco. Csddy Tobacco is in active de.
mand-in fact, all staple brands are firm
and setive.
The demand for WHISTLES re
mains moderately setiye aud prices
are firm. Highwines "a to 96C
per gallon.
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heard screen. projecting at least three feet for
ward from the lignt. TO pre~ent hem rom BE-
ing seen aerOssthe bow.
Forites mers navig dirg waters lowing into
the Guif OF Me1ico, u red hgnt N Tie outDoatd
side OF the port smoke-pipe, and a green bght
on the cupboard side o. the sta board smoke
pipe light OshOW both forward and at
and also sb am on their respective sides.
FOR eoasting 4eamers AID those navigating
bays. lakes, or Sther inland waters, other than
ferry boats and those above PROVIDED fOr, the
red and green side lights as provided Tor ocean
Gamer and q central range Of two Whtae
lights, the after light betng carried at an eleva-
ton of at least nf.eeu feat above the Light at
1 the head Of the vessel the head light 70 show
through twenty p, ints OF the c0Inpas namely:
| From right ahead to two points abstthe beam
On either side of The vessel and the after light
TO show all around the horizon.
! For steamers towing other vessels the coiored
| H2h's wi be the same a. prescribed for ocean
| steamers and two Write mast-lights snail also
! be carried vertically, to Distinguish them from
other steamers; the white lights TO show
| through twenty pCiuts OF b. comp -, namely
! From right ahead 70 two points aDaft The beam
on either side Of the vessel hits iignts shall
also be placed on the ext enc outside OF the
tow On either hand and also on tue extreme
| after part OF the same.
Rule XVII. A br ght white light, not ex-
| eeedtEg twenty feet ABOVE the hui shall be ex-
hibited by all steamers when It anchor. be-
tween sunset and sunrise, In a ~globular lantern
| of eight Inches diameter, so placed as to show
a good light all around the horizon.
WIN. u ETT.
DANIEL q. TAYLOR,
JOHN \. DaFEHFY,
ALFRED GUTHRIE,
VIM BR ,.
CHAS. l.. STEPHENSON,
ASAPfS BEMfS,
GEO. II. MORRIS,
j.. V. GUTHRIE,
WIN. ROGERS,
Supervising Inspsc ors OF steamboatFs
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Gold opened at 1885 and closed at 1884
after going to 139 at 1880 s.m. and lao
pm. SterlingsExch4Dge steady at 1921
for,prime 65-dsy bills.
There is not much demand for Gold In
this market except from dealers. Sales
to day included lots Of s625, $500 and
Sl1OO.
The New York Herald of the 10th
says Southern securities we're generally
steady srd felt the agitation OF the gen
erai market the less than the other com
modities of the Stock Exchange. Prices
closed on Saturday evening as follows /:
Tennessee ex coupon, 67667} do. new,
6536654; do. fiv eper cent, 5996l Vir-
GINA, ex coupon, 57tG574; do nsw, ga
623 do. registered stock, 50S504 do.
registered, 1866 542655; do reg stored,
1867, 5lG,52; Georgia sixes, 6I3GS3 do.
sevens, 9549964; do. sevens, interest
payable in GeorEi', 94a95; North Cor
olinss, eX coupons, 6J496J4; do new,
55S554 Missouri skies, S9GS9f; do.
Hannibal and -. Joseph, % bid Lou
isians skies, 73G735 DO. levee skies, 69s
@69f; do. do. eights, S9fG90: Alabama
eighus, l029l05; do. hves, 67G69 DO.
skies, sterling, 50 bid South Carolina
skies, 759T7; do. new, 1876; do. regis
tered siock, 64967; City of Memphis
sixe-, 53@54; 90. Atlanta Fights, 65G9Oc;
DO. Savannah evens 1904 do. New
Orleans eonsOls, 77978; do. do, issued to
railroads, 7l@72; Mphiie-OaiO steTlings,
6S@50; do, eIguts. 6l962; Mississipoi
Central RsiirCsd, FIRST mortgage, 70G7I /;
do. second do, 5000; Memphis sn0
Charleston, nrst, S7trlSS; DO. second, 75G
Il; do. stoos, 4Gg4S; GreenVille and
Columbia. guaranteed, $3.50.
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The same quie.ness prevails In the
general markets which we have noted
for some days back. There is no inter
ruptiOn Of any kind. No SO'ien change
in pfices-nO speculative demand for
anything. The same prices rule to-day
that were asked 3 week sgC, and so far
as We can ~foresee, they will be the same
q week hence.
Dry goods are steady and in only mod
crate demsnd, while boots and shoes
show no variation in prices, with s fair
trade doing in staple goods.
Already we hear Of visitors arriving ia
our city who intend to be present at cur
great Commercial Convention, which
commences on Tuesday next, as the
various railroad and packet lines have
made very libefsi arrangements 70 carry
passengers 70 and fro. We expect cur
city to be the scene OF unusual setiyity
during the coming week. The mer-
chau:s and planters Of West Tennessee,
Kentucky, Mississippi, Gs0rgia, Aisbs-
ma Il Arkansas are Interested alike
with a. in the questioas Thieb will come
up o. this occasion, aud we hope all will
attend.
There are few choice green APPLIES in
market, ard prices are firm. We quote
at 9 to So per Dbl.
The supply Of BUTTER is fair, but there
is little choice in market. We quot
dali a. 80 to 323.
In Provisions there is no change
Smoked meats are finn. while bulk are
very dull and neglected. Mes Pork 81 50
to $50 so Prime Mess, q to 500. Rgmps,
26 to S2Z. Jowls "a. Clear B1!k
Sides 163 to 16Is. Clear Ri I52 s
16e. r % Sides Is to l5lc. Shoulders
123 to I2}s. Bacon, clear Sides III to
172c. Shoulders I34 to lac. s. c. Hams,
plain, 1S3 TO 19c. sc csnvsssed 20 70
2lc. Lard, in t~ierces, l84 to l9e; kegs
49, to zoe; eAddiss 20. to 2l3e.
10 COFFEE there is 30 change. The
market is very firm and demand mOder-
ate. Ordinary TO choice Rio, 20 to 26e.
Java, IS 70 SIC.
There is but q Light. demand for CORN
MEAL. Fresh, from store, 3 40 to IS 50;
Kindred, 8 so TO S. Is.
There is a good demand for DRIED
FRUITS Of sH kinds. Dried Apples, II
to I2c; Peaches, l2tO lSc.
Pine stock Of EGGS is light, and
prices are steady. We quote at II to 1se.
In FLouRthere is not much doing. The
market is very duh, and prieas are If
.eguIsr. Fine We quote st % TO-
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Trustees Sale.


DY virtue of a deed OF Trust to me executed
ID by dominic Zweifel and George Waechter
l will, On Saturday, the I'D day OF May, A. ID.
1869. on the premises. at the Kagie brewery,
lately carried on by ZWeifel, Hargan 4 Co.,
proceed to sell at public sale, to the highes
bidder, for cash, the folio described real
properly, to-wit: The said Dominic Zweifel
and George Waechter's undivided twO-thfrds
in a lot OF and lying in the county of Shelby.
State of Tekne~see, and the city of Memphis,
described SIS follows: BEGINNING al the east
side Of an alley between Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing st the South line Of Geo.
" aechter s lot and running South on said alley
thirty feet; tsence easGwardiy evenly
Ave feet thence southwarGly again one hun
dIed and twenty-six feet. more or ezs, to the
thence northwardly one hundred and d4y-
eight feet, mOJeO or less, with Nicholas HupperI's
line; thence westwsrdiy one hundred and fifty
feet with George WGechters line To the begin
Wsechtsr by j I'm p. Schlocker, 18th October,
1868 and part Of lot sold to George Waechter,
by Nicholas Happert on the 6th day Of April,
1858 Also the said Zwei;el & WaechteT's Two
thirds IN the barrels, casks. kettles, engines.
NJ ashing machines. coal beds, malt mill and
Hsrg n & Co.
The undivided third part Of George Waechter
will be first sold, and II that does not bring suf-
teient to SATISFY the said trust, then the Gndi-
vided third of said Zweifel viii be sold.
The title to above described property is pre-
sumed to be good, but l sell only as trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
And at the same tim and place I. the under.
signed. assignee OF said Dominic Zwsffel. bank
ton of said Bomisic ZweifeI ia and to the
above described Ir'relty Terms G sh,
Memphis, Arril &c. 1863 [ap2sl Assignee.
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"

HyHE FOLLOWING NUMBERS OF THE
MEMPHIS APPEAL OF 1857:
February 1 70 February u, inclusive.
May q.
JuEeLS II, Is, 10.
July >. "a . 81, inclusive.
August !, 2, 8, 4, 6, Z, 10, II, Is, II, Is, 1e, %, q, q.
p 4, Is, y, -.
September 9. - g, l9. q. p, %, %.
october 2. 5. II. II, lS, %. 2.
NOvembsr l0.E.
ana Of l6bs
anuL 2, IL.
February /, 5. g, 7, ia, Is, 20
March 5, Is, u, IS, ~, q, 2, "a, q.
April ,, 2, y, L, -
Gay IA.
Jane 1. 80, 5. 10, I2. 10, 20, %, 25. 26, q.
JuIy }, z, J, 9 to a., u to ., q, 81, 81.
ADJUST ?. 3, 3, IL, 20, p, 81, ~.
5upOfsing that a file was retained for me In
the Office, j neglected al the number while l
was editor To prsssrye1he aTticlesI wrote, l
am very desirous to procure the above num-
berf, and shall be under many Obligations to
! lends who viii furnish them. / shall gladly
key Ior them any reasonable price. IA sent to
Box 8, fostoflee, Memphis, they viii reach me.
myB ALBERT PIKE
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The Liverpool market at tee opening
to-day vas quiet. Uplands lI!d; Or
leans, II Z. Ii was unchanged at noon,
and closed easier but not lower. Up
lands, II4d Orleans, 1l5i. SAies, SO0O
bales.
The New York market opened quiet
but stessy. Low MiddHrgs, 274c; Up
lands. 2S{s; Good Mlddiipgs, 29{c. It
was unchanged at noon. Prices wsre
steady and demand fair az lao pm, and
closed with an sctivc demand at came
quotations. Sales .to.spinners $50 bales 4;
to spectators 755 bales for export 24IU
bales.
Our market has been very dull. There
was some inquiry for good styles, but the
views Of holders were too high 70 suit
buyers, who confined themselves to
small begging lots. Low cJttons are
neglected ami prices very irregular Is
heretofore. Prices. n!the whole were
about a on yesterday, with holders Of
faniaz hrra
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CAPITALISTS, ATTENTION
a RARE OPPORTUNITY
RoFurARLE INVESTMENT

I OFFER FOR SALE TWO OF THE MOST
II central and eligible Stores in Memphis, Sit
uated on the west side Of Main street, between
Madison and COurt streets. known as Nos.
Z7s1g and Isl in the Walker Block. These
$40. es are brick, four az stories high, with TN
roofs The upper $ Dries finished and occupied
- Offices by good tenants. One Of these stores
Is ubder lease for three years, which expires
January ,, 1870, at $500 per annum the other
al $500 possession o. which may be had, II
reunIred- On .Julvi "a rha offices will nst
from 500 TO $500 per annuIu This property
viii be sold free from ali taxes and encum-
ORANGES up to day Of sale. Title warranted.
II not disposed OF on private terms, will be
offe ed At pubic sale, May -, 1869. For terms
apply 10 ID J. ORhlLLI. Agent,
No. SIS Shelby street, or LOcE-bOX 34o.
Also, TOR sale, several HOUSES and Lots on
Shelby street, betW cen Onion and GayOSo. apo
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MRMPHiS & ARKANSAS RIVER
~ z
Packet COMPANY
Tri-WeekIy c. 8. Mail Line,

VISITORS to the celebrated Hot Springs, Of
Arkansas, will fnd this a very pleasant
route. The boats are new, the tables good and
staterooms clean. Passengers are landed al
Little Rock IN time to take the ST. ges ir Hot
Springs on the third morning from Memphis.
The elegant passef ger boats OF this line leave
Memphis for Little kOck, as follows
Steamer THOMAS II. ALLEN
REEFS
Tuesdays, al 5o'clock pm.
Steamer w. A. CALDWELL,
r. L. Master
Thursdays. at 5 O'Clock p.Ia.
Steamer OLAhE,
ii. faster
Saturdays. a. o'clock pm
Making direct connection at LITTLE ROCK
for ORT SMITH, Wituthe fol owing boats that
leave Little Rock Tuesdays, fridays md sun
days, at 10 O'Clock a NJ:
FORT GIBSON .....-...-JObn WOODBURY., Master
thapmAH, master
VAN r .....-.-.---J Rmes BoWi1n- Master
Thus making three trips a week from LITTLE
ROCK to FORT SMITH, aud connecting ut Fort
Smith with the steamer
ES5RTS SMITH. ..............Eu NOWiand, Master
For Fort Gibs n.
Through bills of lai1ng given for freight to
and from New Orleans, Memphis, 81 Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Ersights delfVefet at at al stages
of the river, without storing % ether delay.
AuV persons desiring TO shig by this line from
the North, East or Wtst to any point On the
Arkansas river, shOu d have their goods con
Sigoed to "MEAPH 5 AND ARKANSAS kIVER
PACKET COMPANY at Memphig office 3D4
Front street, Mo,by Is OcsD. Those shipping
and Arkansas River Packet Company, " at Ma
poleon. JUHN d. ADAMS, President,
z. A. RENDI6, Agent,
myl once 34 Front street, MHsbv Block.
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ENROM the above Il VIII be seen thet we have
y become the successors Of MesSrs. r.. Rob-
bins a Bradley ia the general hardware Busi-
ness. Cur well known eTienee in this trade
tu1uces Us 10 rely upon . continuance OF the
very liberal patronage Oesto we'd upon our
predecessor. We pr pose 10 keep on hand a
: ock well zdaDted 10 the wants OF the sur
rounding cou Try, and viii be prep res al al
LINES 10 oTer gTeei inducements 70 purchasers.
BARBOUR, WILDER SIMPSON.
my2 dHw
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FINANCE AND ERADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. May II, 1851
ENAErE

The Exchange market exhibited nc
change in rates. The supply is ample
aud well distributed, but the demand is
very light on sll points.
Money is essy spd regular. Custom
ers fad no difficulty in negotiating short
paper ST the usual bank rates.
City Scrip is in demand by dealers and
tax payers. The latter have some diff
Guilty in buying at u quOtstions, ex-
cept in a small way. A transaction
amounting to soma $500 occurred be-
tween dealers 20 dsy:st S44o.
County Warrants sys dull. a dealer
having "a order to 81, bought during
the day, st q traction under 7Ic, but SIS q
general thing they viii not pay ' G our
quotations below.
Police Scrip Is dull als2. Dealers srt
we'll supplied.
City Bonds are in some demand at 5.
6521c, but none on the market. Al
Southern Stocks and Bonds sre in de.
msn6.
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Sales Of Tennessee Bonds were quoted
q follows in New York to-day: Old,
GSs New, 65z. 50
Governments at the opening were dull
but steady, and st noon wsre strong and
advancing,
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9TH Day Of June Next,

Upon the premises. sell at public Outcry, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following described
property in said deed specified, tO-Tit Situsta
In the town of Chelsea, in the county OF Shelby,
state OF Tennessee, lying now within the limits
OF the city OF Memphis known as lots nun
bers two hundred and two and two hundred
three, being the corner lots At the southeast
side or the intersection OF GreenIaw ana Fifth
strests, according to the plan of the said town
of The sea, together with all the buildings. i'm
prOveInenIs aud 8ppurtenances thereon. Sale
within the hours prescribed by law. > ling
as trustee, l will convey such title only as Is
vest5din me by said deed
I. V.DIXON, Trustee.
NAV q lAg nuE
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Dissolution.

V1RE firm of + ROBBINS & BRADLEY, OF
Memphis and New York, is this day dis
sOlveu by mutual consent. The hrm-nams
will be signed by ether partner IN liquidation.
The euuTs stO K o. goods aud The good will
OF the bUsin ~ has bee1 sold and conveyed TO
MessIs. BARBOUR, MILDER d Simpson,
who VIII cocduci IL Memphis the business, on
their own account. and in whose behalf the
confidence OF the public is respectfully so
hc.led.
ELISHA ROBBINS,
45 Warren Street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
% SeCOnu Street, Nemphis Tenn.
Dated at Memphis, April %, 1859.
9. BARBOUR, TRos. D. WILDER,
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SIOO Remn4.d

WILL be paid for the recovery OF The body
w OF I. h. ADAMS. who was drowned At
Hopefeld, Ark, on last Suodsy
W. g. L. ADAMS.
myl2 z43 Alabama street,
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF the provis'ors Of a certain Deed
ID in Trust executed by John l.. Safarrans to
me, as trustee. on the 10th day of June. ISL.
conveying the estate Hereinafter described TO
secure certain debts in said deed spec fed,
which SAID deed was duly recorded in the Reg
ister's Office of shelby county, Tennessee, In
Book, No. %, on pages 81, 81 and SO, 1 viii, on the
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Trust SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE,

TO Fatisfy the provisions of a Trust DEED exc
4 cuted to me by Chamberlayne Jones. Jr. Jam
Usry l, 1855, ilIpfs at pubic sale, fer cash,
al the Auction HShse OF R1ys5eT, Trezevant q
Co, northeast corner. OF Main and Jefferson
streets, on
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Between the hours OF u o'clock a m. and ?
O'Clock pm, the following Estate Lots
IL and l4Of the Dunn Tract EJtL, fronting l63
fact on OvertOn Avenue by 700 feet on Dudley
street Lot IL, uODting l63 feet On OvertOn
Avenue by 1917 on Pauline street. Rademp-
tion waived. lmyill Nj WICKS, Trustee.
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COTTON STATEMENT

Receipts were per NJ. q c.. R. r. l85
bales; NJ. & 7. r. r IS ; NJ. & o. r. r
Al; II & l. r. r R.; Steamers 81 ;
wagons 10; total 35s. Exports were per
M. & c. r. r. 81; NJ. d Il. r. r. 80;
NJ. & o. R. R.; Steamers -; total
96 bales.
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suburban Lanas ana Residence
far sale.

r WILL sell my Isnds, fitua3ed three miles
aast of the city, between the Memphi and
Cha lesion Railroad and the Poplar street
Read. on any terms from casE TIA credit o
ten years, and In quantities ranging rom three
of It for city properly. or for improve
mems 10 be constructed on other POruOns-
NV residence. with from twenty-three 20 thirty
one acres OF fsnd, will be sold * n bargain for
cash. or on the usual terms. Apply 20 me On
the premises, or address me through the ECst-
Office at Memphis. pr,r
pl5 ~cc@1 eS~
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mississippi and Tennessee gallroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily----.359 Pm. u:45 am
New Orleans Express, daily SO am. 4S0 pm
Freight, daily except sun
ey-.--"----.--- -------zW pm SOD an
AdI Train makes direct connection for Rev
Orleans and all points, oUfh.
Express Tram makes direct connection for
Cofeevflie, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly Springs
aud all points north OF Grenada on Mississippi
Central r abroad,
Ticket once 257H Main street ard Al the De-
pot. Omnibusss wiz cali for passengers and
cheek baggage IN any part OF the city, 0y
leaving orders at 1914 Asin street.
A.6 LVERMORE. Gent Sup't-
C.P. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent. N.Y.
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aTEAMBOATS.

FOR ct. LOUIS.
Memphis and 50. Louis United states
1eH Line.
For Cairo aud Sc. Louis.
49, - MdaLcT
This elegant and wit steamer -
viii leave as above [
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, S7S main
street. ELEM. CALVERT. supL-
SAN G. WEAVER. Ticket Agent myI5
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Memphis ana Little Rock RslIrOs

To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, TX.
Going West-Leave Hopedeld daily at ~ Am.
Coming East Leave Madison daily ct 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves foot Of Union street So Z am
s. B. BEAU MONT,
fes7 General superintendent
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RIVER MATTERS.


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