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C0ETOE.

The week commenced in LIVERPOOL
with = dull market, and Uplands at l2I@
l2sd. II remained firm at unchanged
quotations until Friday, when though
not quotably lower, the market was
easier. The Saturday market closed
heavy, with Uplsnds 12t912{d, afoat
and ashore. 1t opened dull to-day. Up
lands l2s9l2fd Orleans I2s@I23d. Al
noon 1t was fat. Uplsnds, al pat, 1911;
on spot, l259l2t1 and at the close was
dull, with sales OF 5000 bules-U plsnds
l2fd; Orleans 1871.
The New York market at the close on
Tuesday was drm, with MiddIings 3O4G
SOl. On the following day it was firm at
the outside quotations, but on Thursday
eAsed up 3 little, closing at 30t6SO4e. On
Friday it let down hourly, declining to
29f9S0c at the close, and closed weak on
Saturday at 2sfc. To-day, at the open
ing, the market was dull, and prices
lower. Low Middiings 2S39283e; Up-
lands 293c; Mobile 293c; Orleans So: .
Good Middlings sole. 1t remained quiet
and weak until the close, with Low
Middlings 2S4c; Uplands 294c; other
grades the same.
The New Orleans market, at 2:30 nm
to-day, was dull and unsettled, and the
securste quotations hard to give. Mid
dlings nominally 2S1@283e.
On Tuesday last cur market was mod
erAtely active upon g basis Of 2s562S9e.
for Middlings, and many holders frm at
2sc. Upon this latter basis nearly al
the sales OF Wednesday were made. 2sY
Csc. were the rates on the following
day, with fair sales. On Friday there
was q good inquiry at lower rates. and
Middlings sold 1T 2s3c. Saturday was a
dull day, with Middlings at 2S@2slc.
nOminslly.
To-day there was, we may say, MOTH
ing done. Very few tables were uneov-
cred, aid Factors seemed to be waiting
for the reaction which they think is sure
70 come within 3 day or two. But two
or three sales Of any moment were made
among them were $50 bales Low Mid.
diings, stZ7 9 lee, and about the same
amount Of strict Good Ordinary st 27Ic.
In the present state Of the market. we
can h~ardly,giye correct quotations
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FINANCE AND TRADE
oFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l
AfzNPaIs. February Ib. 50. !
FINANCE.


The contemplated sale of the stOek
held by the city in the Memphis ano
Little Rock railroad, which it was sup
posed would have come of to day, in OF
der to satisfy q Judgment, has again e
postponed; this time, we taink, perma-
nently. Mr.. Simpson, who holds thu
Judgment. has acted leniently in the
matter. Though the Finance Commit
tee had made such an arrangement a.
would have liquidated the claim imme-
dIstely, without resort to the sale Of
stock, he has consented to an extension
for thirty days. This will give ample
time to cur authorities to get at some
e Of relieving the city from her
most pressing liabilities, as well as to
adopt snch measures as will insure the
payment of her future liabilities. We
must confess that we would prefer seeing
the city sell every foot OF real estate she
owns, If by that mean she can realize
enough TO pay her debts. 1t may be,
however, that the city authorities can
better effect the result by issuing bonds I;
and Ia that event we say let them come.
Our bonded debt is not an excessive One
With prompt collection Of taxes, and
an economical administration Of our az
fairs, We believe with the chairman OF
the Finance Committee, that Memphis,
in two years from to-day, will enjoy q
credit never before known, and that her
bonds will be worth more than any CITY
in the West.
The Exchange market is fairly active,
but the offerings are not well distributed
Some banks report heavy transactions,
while Others are not well supplied. Cur
rency is rather close for the opening Of
the week, but sccessions are looked for
by express. We quote rates Be follows:
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City Bonds are nominsIly unchanged.
Orders are on the market at 529524e,
bat cannot be filed.
We have no change to note in Scrip or
Warrants. City Scrip-buying at ia
Use; selling at 759sOc. County War
rants-buying at 75S76e; selling at $50
soc.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
lS5, and closed at 1851, carrying at 5G6
per cent. Both the Bull and Bear eliques
are very strong, with 8 heavy short in
terest outstanding, Money active on
call st at 6 per cent. Sterling Exchange
dull st 1887 for sixty day bills.
The Stock market was unsettled ct the
opening, and prices irregular at HISS
am. it was still unsettled at 2 D. M. it
WEs dull and rather heavy, and closed
very d0ll, with few orders on hand.
Wells q Fargo Elk, -; American Ex.,
As; Adams EK., 66!; L. s. Elk, -:
Merchants Union Elk, IS; Quicksilver,
"A Canton, 81 Pacific Mail, II4E; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, 81 New York
Central, l6s; Erie, to; Hudson,
1851; Reading, 9Si Chic. & Alton, I5S
preferred, 15S Toledo, W. and F. W,
est prefer'd, az 81. Paul, 665 preier'd
49, Fit. Wayne, lis; OHIO x Missis-
sipPi, S5s Michigan Central, I29 Mich
igAn Southern, "a; Illinois Central,
IA; Cleveland &. Pittsburg, ST; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1853 Rock Islsnd, l29 ;
Chicago x Northwestern, SO /; preferred,
9l3.
Governments opened strong, with q
general advance in prices. At the noon
call they were much excited and strong,
with q demand from the Bears to cover
shorts. AT the close they were very ac-
tive, with large orders from Europe, and
prices advanced.
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drm. Turkeys Is to $40. Geese Z to
80. Ducks S.. Good Chickens Sc.
In SALT there lie no change. Stock
fair; $50 ID obls are held at So in lots on
levee; from store, 3 10 to So % In sacks
from store, 2 IS to s..
The STOCK market is about the same.
We quote No. l besves at 8 to $50 gross,
No. 2, 4 to Ate; No. 3, q to 3Ac. The
latter are in good supply. Sheep are not
in demand-No. l, So per head inferior
8 so to 81. Hoes are scarce ct Toe gross
I3 to 1910 dressed Mich COWS dull with
good stock. Selling at 40 to SO, as to
quality.
ToBACoos of all kinds are firm, and
prices are tending higher. Low grades
have advanced more materially than
the finer ones. Stocks are light.
In WHISKY there Is q fair trade doing.
Highwines, $50 to 81.
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From the New Orleans Sunday Times
During the past two days the public
mind has been occupied with one Of those
wholesale calamities which have occur
red by the hundred on the Western Wa
ters in the last fifty years, which has
wrapped in flames magnificent floating
palaces as if by stage machinery, and
which has sent boats like the United
States, the Magnolia, Fashion, and in
Vulnerable others which no recollection
can remember, to swift and speedy des-
truction.
1t was on the 5th Of the present month
that the Mittie Stephens, whose loss we
are now called upon to record, left this
port. She had then been five or SIX
years in service, having been brought
here ia 1853, and put upon the coast
trade with A, G. Goddin, of the Wild
Wagner, as her commander. A year or
so after she was transferred to Red river:
was valued at about SIS. 900, and insured
for $4,000. Her master and part owner
was Capt. Kellogg, formerly OF the III
fated Una. Her pilot was Pete Suther-
land, (Who was on the Glide at the re-
cent explosion, and the only pilot saved.
and who had previously run upon an
other unfortunate boat. Another piIof
was VIM. Swain. The acting irst clerk
was MIR. George R semer, who wss LOST.
and who had for tBs trip taken the place
Of Cad. Hays, the proper cle rk, The
other clerks were Messrs. Renthorp and
Cline, and who are now known to have
been saved.
At the time the accident occurred the
Mittie stephens was on her way to L.
ferson, Texas, with a large consignment
Of Government stores on board. some
So0,OO0 IN specie, perhaps some money in
g~reenbscks for paying off two or three
regiments upon the frontier, and a large
amount Of hay. The hay was p'aoad rs |
is frequently done, four tiers deep mon
the boiler deck, Il was precisely at he
hour Oh midnight; Whe the passengers
and crew were buried in slumber fhas
the cry OF fire WAS heard on the dooFned
boat-the most startling and terribIe that
can be raised upon any kind OF vssseI
cut off from communication with the
shore. The fact that any alarm at ali
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hotels.


IBERAL advance made on consiRnments
II Orders for Goods solicited, sepo "
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Attnchmant Noffce.

Naomi Jones, Adm'x, vs. GIL Lewis-Before r.
II. Gibson, J.
IN this cause IL appearing to he satisfaction
4 of the Court, nom afndayit nIed herein, that
Tennessee and IL also appearing that the a.
tachment Ia this cause has been levied
II is therefore Crdered, That publication he
made in the Memphis Appeal for four sueefs.
sive weeks. requiring said defendant TO anna
before r. H. GIissen, Up, at his office IN Idem-
phis, on the 18th day OF February next. ana
plead, answer or damur to said cause ar Ire
same VIII be heard OK parte a to hmm.
1ssl lave X II. GLIssoN Up, 4
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ngMPhlS & ARKANSAS RIVRR
E rA
Packet CoxoDa'v.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
4 Boats OF this LINE Will leave Menphis
hereafter THREETLMESA WEEK, as follows
Tuesdays, Thursdays RHd Saturday., as
. o'clock p.m.,
THOMAS II. ALLEN. Reese Pritchard, Master
W. a. CALDW ELL.--....-R L. haines Master
Biaisdel, Master
LEM " ]. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROG * with the Com
pany's new and light-drauynt packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both ways.
AMERlCAN-w~--.-.Jno. W. Williams, Master
VAN BOWlin, Master
fOkf S1BSON ..--...J0hn WOODBURY., Master
fOhE Rowland, Master
An of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well adapted
70 II. Passengers and freight will be put
through by this line to ali points on the Arksn-
Sas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East OF Mem
pnls, should have their goods consigned 10
memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
panyi' at Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New orleans should be consigned TO Memphis
anu ARKANSAS River Packet Company, Napo-
Icon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
nys ONCE. JNO. u. ADAMS President.
I. A. KENDIG, Agent,
jaa6 94 Front street, Mosby Block.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and ARKANSAS River United
States Mail Packet.
Harrison Blalsden Master
rms splendid passenger steamer d.
will leave for the above on ~
TUESDAY, 10 h inst. az ) pm.
I. A. L ENDI5, AgsHt,
febl4 800 Front ST., M0sby Block.
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SEEDMEN.
R. c. CRAIG q Co.,
- r H ID Nj II ~.
3S9 MAIN STREET.

ALARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
GARDEN,
FIELD AND
GRASS SEEDS.
Agricultural and horticultural Implements,
Peruvian Guano,
Land Plaster, and
Superphosphate Of Lime,
Brinly Piows and Lespedeza Strata,
At CRAIG'S aEED STORE,
30 Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
HE Catalogues and Price Lists mailed free TO
al applicants. fens
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Thursday, the 25th February. 1859,
Trustees sale.

WHEREAS, Dan Able, by his certain deed
Nv OF trust, Dated the l5th day OF june, lo4,
ana duly recorded in the Registers office or
Shelby county, state efIeHnessse, Note BOOK
No. =, page Al, conveyed 10 Undersigned, trus-
tee. to following real estate. tO-w1t: A certain
county of Shelby ana stare OF Tennes9ee, and
described as follows, to-Wtt: Being the west
half OF the one hundred fest ia John ID. Ar
mour1s subdivision, known as Block NO. f0ur
hundred and ninety-stx, and beng nfty feet
front on Pigeon hOost road, and running back
the same lot as conveyed by Ihos- Jones 10
John W Jones and W. Il. urley, May ], lSo4.
by deed recorded IA the Registers onice OF
Shelby county Tenn e-see, Book 81. peges 81
said w. d. Turlsy TO he SAID Ian Able on the
18th day of June, 1857, together with sl the
privileges and app-urtenances thereto belong
Ing which said cOnvey ances was made 10 pro-
cure the gme Of q certain note maue Dy
the said Ian Abe, and bearing date on the
after dats, for the sum of twelve Thousand
dollars: for more perfect description OF kaid
note re eTencs 70 said deed j. made and
default has been made IN payment OF
said note and whereas, the holder of said
note hss requested and required the under
signed, trustee. to foresiOse the said deed OF
trust now, therefore,, at The request OF the
holder of said note and In accordance with its
provisions with the said deed OF trust, notice
Is hereby given, that on
Tuesday, the Second Day or March, 1862
Between the hours of 10 m. and Z p m. at the
door of the Courthouse. GreenlaW Block,
city OF Memphis, I will pro eed 70 sell, lOr cash,
10 the highest bidder. TIE above described
HENRY n. HAT, Trustee.
B.. Newton Hart. Attorney, etc. ja29
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
MIN hlA-eE mdsLS4
This elegant and best passenger 81
steamer will leave ~
TUESDAY. 10th inst. at 5 pm.
Jas. L. BOURNE q CO., Agents,
fe14 No. u JefarsOn stree.
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There is a demand for GRASS SEED of
all desirable kinds. Clover is scarce at
81 per bushel. Blue Grass 50 25. Tim
Othy s. 3. Orchard 81 %. Herds 81
Mulet $. Lucerne and White Clover
75e per Id.
There is 2 good demand for HIDES.
Green, 8 to 92c; Salt, 10 to lie; Dry
Salt, l9c; Dry Flint, 2Ic; Deer Skiss,
green, 10 to Ice; dry, 80 70 35c.
Ia & TIES We have no change TO
note. Selling at 8 to 73c as to style.
Cape and Alabama LINE held IT . N
81 % per barrel. Utica I rs to 81. Louis.
vile Cement2 70 to 50.
In SUGARS and MOLAssEs we have
continued hrmDess to report, and de-
msnd active. Inferior Sugars IL to lac:
Fair l33 to lac Fully Fair l4t to I45c T:
Prime l44 TO loo; Choice I5k to I53e; Yell
low Clarified is to l64c; White Clar-
fled 164 to lie. Common Molasses
IS to rs; Choice so to S5e.
The PRODUCE market is fairly sunnliad
and prices are some lower on MANY
things. Psaeh-blow potatoes 2 rs to IS
per Dbl, by dray load; Russets 3 so
to 81; Plnk-eyes 4 Is to 81 so Early
Goodrichs and London Ladys 5 to SIS 90.
BY single barrel 25c higher.
The demand for POULTRY Is more
than equal to the supply and prices are
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NOTICE

District OF West Tennessee. in Bs~ukrupt-y-ss.
At Memphis, Tenn, stu day or February, 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
pointment as assignee OF II. IL. Doris. inui-
vidually, and as one Of the firms OF Doris &
Bro. D5rrfs q Co.. and Doris, White & 5OliuE,
o. Hardeman county, anu state Of Tennessee.
within said District, VINO hiss been aGjudged
a ~nkTu upon his own petition, by the
District court OF said District.
u. WOODBRIDGE,
febll is . Assignee
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For sale

I OFFER for sale on ac5Ommod ating terms a
Il section Of good land IN a high state OF culti-
vatiOn, situated in DeSOtO county. Miss, i've
miles southeast % SenatObia Depot, and one
and one fourth miles north OF Como Depot,
Miss, together with stock and farming imple-
ments complete. There Is a good Gin House
and Cotton Press in good repair on the place.
AN early application Will secure a bargain.
For full particulars address me at SenatObiR
Depot, DeSoto county, Mss.
Jas ]. H. COOKE
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NOTICE.

OF West Tennessee, IN ~Bankruptey-E.
At Memphis, Tenn, 9Th day OF February, 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment a. assignee OF J. W =. Jones,
OF Shelby county, and State OF Tennessee,
within said District, who mas been ad judged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the Dis
triet Court OF said District
O. WOODBRIDGE.
feb9 Is . Assignee
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Fl n H.

THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL, LOCATED
L at the crossing or the Nashville and North
western Railroad with the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, In ObiOn county, Tenn. 1t has rail-
roads running IN ave q .derent directions from
this place. The said house Ia an eating station
for all the roads.
For further Information address 70 q at Union
City, Tenn ". AEKINS.
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A RICH and convenient tody OF Farm
IA LAND, above all overflow. near Helena.
ARK being 458 acres, OF which z08 are efe AIRED.
and in a coed and healthfui neighbarho0d.
Wa. VIII ALLEY.
Ohice No. 8 Bethel Block.
feJ Rental and Collecting Axenf-
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10 h day of Apris, AID. 1863,

between the hours of 9 a M. and 3 p M. of said
day, at public auction, at the front door of the
Courthouse in the town OF Lake Village, In said
County and State, TO the highest bidder, for
cash, the fOllowlng lands, las they are descIibed
in the mortgage from said Marcus +. johnson
to said William n. Page to-wit: All thai GER
tain tract or parcel of land and known as the
Belle Island, being bounded on the north. east
and south by LAKE America. and on the west
by Mississippi river, being situate and lying in
townships sixteen and seventeen south, range
one east, in ChicOt County and State or AIkan.
sas. and containing twenty-five hundred acres,
more or less. Which lands las described in
said decree) are known and designated on the
plans of the puClie surveys OF the lands OF tine
United States a. fractional section thirty
four, containing "A acres; fractional section
~thtrty-nTe, containing 37 acres; fractional
section thirty-siX, containing 234 acrss-aiI in
township sixteen south, range one eg st the
southwest gu rter of section twenty-tnree.
containing 100 acres-in township sixteen
south, of range one west fractional section
one, containing ia acres; fractional section
two, containing 4S9 acres; fractional section
three, contsining 30 aCress; fractional section
four, containing 81 acres; fractional section
nine, containing 40 acres section ten, contRin-
ing $40 acres and fractional section eleven.
containing acres-al in township seventeen
south, OF range one east, and the whole of said
lands containing 25l2 acres Ito satisfy said
decree.
JAS. McMURRAY, Commissioner.
Lake Village, AK. January * 1884 IA
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DR.. JONES Is 0 praclicIag at the Pea
body hotel, Memphis, Tenn, where
he will remain until Feb
PuaFV 18th, 1859.

All letters must contain three red stamps.
Persons who cannot visit Dr. Jones can send
for ire tment by mail or express.
DR.. Jones In the future Can be consulted at
his Summer Home, Mansfield, Ohio, during
the summer months.
DIR. Jones makes a speciality of the Eye, Ear,
Throat and Lungs. Read his other ADVERTISE
ment In thiR paper ia3l
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Monday, the 18th Day Of April, A.D., 1869

That being the first day OF the April Term 0.
said Court, and between the hours on said day
for Judicial sales, at the front door OF the Court
house, in TIE town Of Lake Village, in said
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scrtDed lands, tO-Wit: The undivided one
half interest OF fractional section 81. contain
ing 6S2 acres of all OF sections 50, 10 and IS,
containing 1870 acres of east half of section :,
containing $40 acres OF fractional west helf of
half Of fractional section %, of southeast frac.
uOnal quarter of section %, and east fractional
part OF section y, containing S37 37-l00 acres.
all In township u south, Of range one west OF
the 9th principal meridiGn, of fractional Sec
ton D, ef east fractional part OF section 6. of
northea q fractional part OF section Z, in town.
ship Ia south Of range one west, Containing 6S7
acres OF east halt OF section %, Of east hRIf OF
section p, of east half of section IL, in town
snip 10 south, Of range Two west, Containing
500 acres OF west hall of east half of section
"A, of west haRP OF southeast quarter and north
east quarter of section Is, in township "A south.
of range two west. containing 100 acres OF
fractional section 1, Of northeast fractional
quarter of section 5 and southeast part of
southwest fractional quarter of section 8. in
township IA south. Of range one west, contain.
ing ll 80 100 acres, to satisfy the several
found to be due 10 said c0~mplainants, amount.
ing in the aggregate to about dfty IhOusand
dollars. And said decree further directs thar
notice of said sale be given by RuVertisemenfs
in one daily newspaper published in Memphis
in the state OF tennessee, and in one weekly
paper published in Little Rock in the foTmer.
by fourteen successive daily publications. san.
excluded, and in the latter by four weekly
publications, the last OF each publication to be
at least Thirty days before the cay OF sale.
Z. W. FRY, Commissioner.
LAKE. NiiIsge, ARK, January 10, 1859. Ja5I
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Gold has been steady in this market.
Dealers buy all offered at I34l@I344 /;
selliog at l35i9 1851. No large transac-
tons to note. One dealer offered $1,000
At 1850.