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WALL STREET.
Another Day Of Excitement In the Cold
Market -Adyancs In Gsld.

NEW YORK. July I4.--There was
to-day renewal of excitement IN the
gold market upon cable dispatches re-
porting the unsettled feeling in for
eign markets. Dispatches are contra
dictory, one saying Napoleon declared
that for the present the war Is post
poHed; another, that diplomatic rela-
lions between France and Prussia, ter
minated at the instance of Prussia,
the French Minister having received
a passport. @
A later dispatch prOnounces this a
canard. In the Gold Room, however,
the prevailing opinion is there will
be war, founded on private advices
received by foreign bankers before the
formal opening of the ROOM z1l
Sales were between 1249I25. The
first recorded transaction was at I2g
since which there has been an adj
vance in large and excited dealings to
l3l, and a decline 70 l3i; then the
market advanced to I3s on cable dis
patches giving the quotations of '62s
at SO in London, and saying rentes
were down to 67k.
These quotations were accompanied
with the report that the French Min
lister had Withdrawn from Berlin be-
cause the King refused to aecede to
the demands of Napoleon that Prus-
sin shall not interfere in the settle
ment of the Spanish throne success
sion. $50
Dispatches from Washington were
also received, saying that the Prussian
Minister there had received instruc-
tions from his government to ask
whether the United States would pro-
tect the German mail steamers plying
between this country and German
ports. The telegrams were that the
French Minister had not resigned !;
that a cOnvocation of the German
Parliament was imminent, and that
Secretary Fish at Washington thought
war inevitable.
There had been q tendency TO stiffen
gold, bat still later better feeling was
reported in London, and $40 bonds
were quoted all the way from 874 to
S74; on these quotations the German
bankers were sellers of gold and the
price dropped to 113A. At the close,
telegrams from Paris quoted French
rentes at 67f 25c, the lowest point OF
the day; this started the war feeling
once more and the price rallied to
ll34 and 113s, at which it closed.
Carrying rates, 3 to 81 per cent. Clear
ance5 $40, 200; exports. $685., coo.
Money easy at 4 to per cent. on call;
sterling quiet and steady at 81 to 10.
Governments unsettled by the Euro
pean telegram5, but closed. strong,
though dull.
The Treasurer bought two millions
of gold at $10S I5-100 and $109 44-100.
State bonds steady and quiet; old
Tennessees, 614 new, GO. Sub-treas-
ury balance-gold, 1883, ,764; cur
rency, $l3, III 1872.
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dull af 81 ls0l q. Corn nrrn. light supply
95c0Sl. Rye &c Oats 55l100e. Cotton nom
tnal middlings are offered at ls1sc. " nisky,
l55<c. Bulk meats, l29l5c, Bacon is held
firmly at l8sz@1Ac for shoulders; ie51ai71<e for
std sides Hans, susar-cursd, 2se- Butter 22s
- ~r 81. isais. y sd
T ST. LOUIS. Iuly I4.--Flour a dun; faIIsuper-
fine, 81 S0,sf 50. Wheat, fall, Irregular and
lower; old No. q 81 05e1l l0, DeW do, u l59
j u. Corn Is unsettled and lower small sales
at5s to sac and closed as - 10 Soc. Whisky,
nothing was done. Provisiens are quiet.
Pork; sSe. Dry salt shoulders. Is7Se Bacon is
cured, 24c. Lard IL nominal, l5s{@Isc.
-f e Chicago. u Isl
CHICAGO, July A-FI0ur market Is fairly
active; spring extras, 81 50 to Z IS. Wheat Is
hrmer, 81 o51S. Corn is firm aud I5Sc higher,
closing az 7sA TO 7s1zc. Oats, 461zc. Rye, 75 to
76c- Barley quiet and nominal 90c. High
wines in fair demand at Csc for iron bound
PORK SIS 75t99 % for regular winter packed.
Dry salt meats are Ia fair request; shoulders
seiye, closing az l2c; loose rough sides are
eaIyestsa. 1t-
GALvRsroN, Jug n. cotton firm and Offer
ings light; good oTdinsry, Ike; sales IS bales;
net receipts, b bales; stock, Il, ,7Ss bales.
.sl1a Savaanah.
SAvAESAH, July I4-Cotton qniet but hrm
low middling T54c; sales 50 bales; net receipts
5s3 bales, stock, l0,00l bales.
ta charisst0n.
CHARLESTON, July l4.--Cotton quiet; mid
ding, lSc: sales SO bales; net receipts l97
bales; exports cOastwise, s57 bales; stock 5S3s
bales.
Mobile.
MOBILE, July l4.-CottOn market IS duIl;
miadllng, l8l4e; net recsipts 81 bales OK ports,
eoastwise, % bales; stock, Ii, 100 bales.
Foreiaa.
LONDON, July 14.-Consols for money 92iz
American securities nrsneT aud higher; s. a
bonds Of 81, s715; G5's, S714; SIS, S714; l0-40s,
sB Stacks are dull.
LIVERPOOL, July H--Cotton quiet, steady
mtddiiog uplands, 95sd; Orleans, gzsd sale.
to-day 1900 bales. breadstuffs quiet. Cali
fornia white wheat, IS Cd red western No. ?
s. VI. Western -four, 2ls Beef lbs 6d Lard. 7is
I'd and hrm- cheese, 6is- Bacon, SOS; Cum
berland, 625 Cd short rio produce unchanged.
Corn, No. mixed, 3ls. cats, 20s sd. sugar
Us 6d9Hs Sd afiOat.
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WASHINGTON.
Motley Recalled ---Delahg Goes 10 japaB--.
Grant SRubbsd by England.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Presi-
dent nominated f. +. Frelinghuysen
as Minister to England, vice Motley,
recalled. The following nominations
were also sent TO the Senate: Chas. IL.
DeLOng, of Nebraska, Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
to Japan; Peter Negler, Assistant
Treasurer of the United States at Bal
timore, Md; II. Leffery, Receiver of
Public Moneys at CIarksville, Ark.
The President sent to the Senate
copies of the correspondence relative
to the questions pending between the
United States and Great Britain.
Motley's letter to Fish details con-
versation with Lord Clarendon, in
January, during which Motley in
formed him it was the desire of the
President that when negotiations rela-
tive to the Alabama claims were re-
sumed they be reOpened at Washing
ton. 1t further appears in letter
from Lord Clarendon to Motley, May
24th, that Her Majesty's Government
considers it neither useful nor eXpe-
dent to resume and continue a con-
troversial correspondence in which
there is so little hope for one Govern
ment being able to convince the
other.
The receipts from customs last week
were So, SAG, ,253. rr.aHH
The President and Cabinet were at
the Capitol tonight engaged in the
examination of bills.
In executive session this afternoon,
when the nomination of Frelinghuy.
sen as Minister to England was laid
before the Senate, Sumner, supported
by Cameron, moved to refer it to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs. The
motion was agreed to. A sin
! gle objection being sufficient tC
prevent the confirmation of nomi-
nation the day it is received or re
ported; but it has been customary to
confirm any nomination of an ex-
Senator without reference; there was
no debate. or ...4 -.s -sr (
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stated in the House of Commons to-
day, in reply to question from Dis
raeIl, that the correspondence of the
government with foreign powers oc-
casioned by difference between France
and Prussia was incomplete, and at
present had not time for the pubIica-
ton of the bill. He would say the
British Government, in common with
European Cabinets, sustained the po-
sition taken by that Government that
Spain was entitled to choose any one
for King except German Prince.
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BRUTAL RECORD.
st. LOsls Trying to Outstrip Chicago and
louisville.

ST. LOUIS, July lion Tuesday a
boy about fourteen years old, working
with a team on the grading of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
about two miles from Sedalia, was
severely fiogged by one Of the work
men. Unhftching one of his horses
he rode away, but returned in about
an hour, armed with shotgun and
revolver, and riding up to the man
who whipped him, shot him dead.
The men sprang forward to disarm
him, when he fired his revolver and
mortally woun1ed one Of them, and
with his pistol in hand hitched up his
team and drove of unmolested.
The same day a negro raylshed q
white girl and the citizens oftbe place
took him from Jail and hung him.
Yesterday another negro grossly IN
suited Mrs. Crawford, living four
miles from Sedalia, during her nus
bands absence. Mr.. Crawford, with
q bloodhound, is now on his trail.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Latest News via San FrancIsoo--.The Tea
IL - crop. -..L

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE
China Inspector General Posts move
ment, in the foreign mission scheme,
in his late charge TO the Customs De-
partment, is severely criticised on all
sides by Tan Tang Seang, one Of the
Ministers on Foreign Affairs. The
Agemmeron, Oberon and Titania
have completed their cargoes Of
HankoW tea and sugar. The crops Of
the former so far promises well. The
Americans were making preparations
for the celebration of the fourth OF
July. The Shanghai telegraph cable
is to be laid between Shanghai and
Hong Kong. A proposition to estab-
lish an American college at Pekin at.
tracts the attention of the Japan Gov.
ernment. The excitement continues
at the aggression Of the PrussiaTf
upon Zazzo. The telegraph between
Kobe and 0sack is in the process o.
construction.
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Terrific Storm at Montreal.

MONTREAL, July 4.-One of the
most fearful storms that ever visited
this country swept over Montreal last
evening, actually leveIing everything
in its way. A large number of build
ings were utterly destroyed and
hundreds severely damaged. No loss
of life yet reported. Two large freight
sheds of the Grand Trunk railroad
were prostrated. The loss is immense
All telegraphic communication with
the city is stopped. There are rumOrs
of great damage at other points.
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CUBA.
Another Expedition for the Patriots Sac-
cessfulIy Landed.

NEW YORK, July 14.-The success
ful landing of another expedition in
Cuba in aid of the patriots is an
nOunced. The expedition was not
very large, but it will be of essentia!
service to the Cubans. 1t consisted OF
supplies of arms, munitions, clothing
and medicines. This expedition was
only part of an organized movement
from which the most important re
suits are anticipated. 1t will be fol-
lowed by others that will enable the
Cuban army to take the aggressive.
The details are withheld, as it would
afford valuable information to the
Spanish, and enable them to frustrate
future movements.
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Regatka al Detroit.

DETROIT, July 14.-The second an
nual regatta Of the Northwestern
Amateur Boating Association COM
menced on Detroit river to-day. The
weather was delightful, water smooth
and the attendance very large. The
first race was a single scun of one and
a half miles; won by Curtis, of Chi
cago; time, 12s42. The second race
was for six-oared- sculled race; five
entries, distance five miles. The first
prize was won by the Excelsior, OF
detroit: the second by Undine, OF
Erie: time, 20:56. The race was
somewhat interrupted by tug with
baFges going across the channel.
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THE CASE OF WOOD.
The Irish Gentleman vino Thrashsd Beast
Buffers Virginia Frisad.

RICHMOND, July 14.-Jehn Johns,
jr., cousel for Pat. Woods, moved in
the city court yesterday that a nOlls
prOSs. be entered in the indictment
pending against Woods, in view of
the fact that Congress has punished
him for assaults on Representative
Porter. The Commonwealth attorney,
with the consent of the court, declined
to enter glOJIe prOSs. saying that
Woods offense was against the State
of Virginia, and he must be tried in
her courts. Johns produced war
rant from Speaker Blaine committing
Woods, hut the court held that R0lle
prOss. could not be entered unless it
was proved that Woods has been pun
ished for offense by some competent
authority, and which Congress was
not.
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JEROME PANCOST, md.
OFHcE---65 ADAMS ST.

WE warn all who may have any form OF
w these diseases TO waste no more pre-
ciOus time the days and weeks vi hlch bear
tnem steadily be) Ond the reaeR OF humaB
adm tax ng into the stomach the hurtfuf
compounds, vi whatever names, that have
deceived thousan before you; waste no
mole time IN dspao ing y ar condition, nor
In watching ths progress OF some OF your
Number who may be exDerimenEing, but
take t tss sessimoay o. he hundreds and
tho haVsf tried tBe H1Hc0sf NslO Mode 0f Care
with entire success after ali Others proved
useless.
LnD0rtstlt Communication from k7lOs0n Cit-
ems Who hare made true n-fal Of This
RafiOR0t Hasl N Medication.
MEMPHI4. TENN, June I, lS70-
We. the un erstgned before we placed r.
selV under ID Jerome Pancosts trea ment
fOr the cure o. Cattr h nd affections OF the
Lungs, had fully Come 10 the conclusion that
there was no remedy or mode OF med eatinn
for the cur Of these com plant. In which
We could place any reasonable amount OF
cOnfiden e, we had 30 long bee q omsd To
disap. ointment; and we are fully conn-
de this opinion Is large y shared in by
nearly ever per on suffering from these
dangerous c asses OF maladies. .
H'rving been subIecs to TIA Sc most annoy
| ing aud pa nrni diseases for numbsr .
years before We began DR.. Paneosts treat
nent, Notwithstanding We made use OF eS-
we'll as had the advice and attention
/ OF some Of the most eminent phyaictanH, but
derived no benefits whatever from their
better serve the cause OF suffering humanity
| tnan TO publicly bear our testimony TO the
permanent relief we have obtained from this
| rational plan OF medication.
1 We can, with entire confidence, commend
/ DIR. Paucost and his New System 1f Practice
/ 70 all who desire a SPEEDY and RADICAL
/ cure. knowing him to be not only a regu-
/ larry educated phi yaician and honorable gem
/ tleman. bat one in whom the afflicted can
| rely with entire confidence.
| II. II. MEETE. pr0prtstor OF the wail-knOwn
and extensive WEOlesale Liquor mouse.
| No. l64 Front street.
| ]. M. RICE, the popular and reliable Police
/ OfIicer-residence, Chelsea.
GEORGE HERBERS. JR., $40 Front street.
I MANOS MCDERM0TT, Lehner HOu. e, cor
ner Second and Washington
| WIN A. ECKERLY, of the weil-kr own Gro
/ Gerry aud COmmt ion House of Eckeriy q
/ Co, corner Union and Front ttreetS.
This Is the sea on when Cgtagrh and ThFOdi
| diseases advance most rapidly tnto BrOn-
| chitis and Consumption, and when all dis
| eases Of the breathing organs are most ag-
| gravated-and yet period more fayOrabie
or treatment tnan We may again expect for
maDys months.
| Calf Immediately tor examination II possl-
| Bile 10 do so, otherwise write for a List OF
Questions, as the treatment can be success
fIlly conducted at home, under my instrue-
JEROME PANCOST, MD.
| 50 Adams street, between Second and Third,
Memphis, Tenn. tylI
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Exciting Races at Saratnna.

SARATOGA, July 14.-In the races
the Traverse stake, II miles, was won
by Kingfsher, beating Telegram,
Foster, and four others, in 3:15I. The
sweepstakes, Ii miles, was won by
Glenelg, beating Maggie B., Sanford,
Corsican, and Niagara. The Flush
stake, half-mile, was won by Ratler
in 81 seconds.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
u MEMPHIS, Tenn, July u. 1870
sS- Sealed proposals viii be received at this
o1f1ce until u O'Clock m. Saturday, the 2,d
inst. for grading a portion of the bluf, be
tween Beals and Union streets. For further
information. apply at tfris office. The city re-
serves the right 70 reject any or all Ofthe bids.
iyIs J.H. HUMPHREYS, City Eng'nr.
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Aftachmeut NOfics.

In the First Circuit Court OF Shelby county,
Teansssse.--E. 5. Plummer vs.. Moulton,
Benedict 4 Co.
TN this cause an attachment having been
rsturued into court, levied upon personal
prOparty of defendant. and affidavit having
been made that the defendants are indebted
70 plaintfhs In the sum of Sl27 50 BY account,
and that the defendants are 1On-residents OF
the State OF Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered. That they make
their personal appearance herein, before the
Judge of the First Circuit Court OF sneiDy
county, on the third M onday In SepIemDsf
next, and defend said attaoninenI sui, ~
Vvifhin fhe time prescribed BY law, or the
same will be proceeded with e1pa5te5 anu
that n COPY Of this order be puDlisleo once
week, for four consecutive WeeAs' u inc
Done AZ ofEice, this 18th day Of July, 1870; <
'NoHS ~ - - FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
nv r. 4. CoIEHAN, Deputy Clerk.
/ Marye & Trezevaut, attorneys for pitt. tyl4
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DIED.

PRICE-At Little Rock, Ark, on the 9th
inst, FRASK A, infant son OF Bun. +. and
Mary v. Price, aged ~ months and days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from their resi-
dense, No. 2s2 DesOto street, this tFRIDAYl
morning. at 10 O'Clock -.... ..-.a....
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MEMPHIs, IE,FH,, July ?, I6lU u ]
In accordance with the requirements OF the
above ordinance, an election Wiilfne held on
SATURDAY, August Is, lzO, at the touoWing
places. to-Wit:
At the Englns-house. Main street. in the
First Ward.
At the Englne-house, Adams street, in tae
Third Ward.
At the ngine-housesuhelby street, in the
Fifth Ward.
Sgyi1'H iyn '' JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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Woman Killed hx 1 LlnhtnInn-

CHICAGO, July 14.-Mrs. Ellison,
living in Vernon, Wakosta county,
Wis.,, was struck by lightning yester.
day, while skimming milk in hel
cellar, and instantly killed.
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CINCINNATI, July 14.-The report
of the death of Colonel Griffin Hal.
stead, father of Colonel Murat
Halstead, of the Commercial, which
was published here last evening,
proves untrue.
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NOTICE.

OFFIoR OF FIRST NATIONAL BASK,(
Aemphis, July IA, 1870.
Sas- At meeting of the Directors of this
Bank, held on the 5th inst, dividend Of ten
per cent was declared, payable out of the
earnings Of the past six months
tvl5 w. THACHER- Casbier.
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MARRIED.

FARRINGTON-WHIF the residence
OF the brides father, Col. I. w. White, at
Hernando, Miss, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, by the Rev. 5. II. Ford, J. N. FARRING-
TON, OF Memphis, Tenn, and Miss MILDRED
4 WHITE
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

RICE-The friends of DR.. +. Rfee are invited
to attend the funeral OF his brother, JAMES
RICE, nom the residence Of John Cannavan,
Esq. No. l2i Washington street, this lFRI-
DAY. morning, st 10 o'clock. .-.
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Oemoerafie NomlnatiOn

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.-THE Dem
ocratic Convention of the Fifth Con-
gressional District, at Franklin to-
day, nominated Thos. Cottecleef.
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On on FemaIs C0IIeue. Oxf0rd. Hiss

Un on Female College, Oxford, Miss.
z XERCISES viii be resumed September Il
IA 1870. This Institution spreads its clsims
before discerning public as a college pre-
pared to educate, In the true sense OF the
word, the young ladies of the South The SUI
perior quality of the patronage. and the
scholarly attachments of its graduates are
offered in proof of this fact s.f
Extensive building improvements are in
pr0gts~s. Departments all ably nIlsd; sci
ences illustrated By a suitable apparatus; oc-
easiOnal lectures and experiments by the
Profes OF The State University. .
Board, washing, lights, fuel, incidental Zee
and tuition, in regular course, Including
classics. per session of twenty weeks, SI20.
Music, French, by a Parisian, Drawing
Painting and Fancy Work usual rates.
For further particulars, directions for uni
formity in dress, articles to be furnished,
etc, send for catalogue.
jy20W c. Il. BELL, President.
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FARM FOR SALE.

- Four Hundred and Fifty Acres Of Land
six miles west of Grenada, Miss.-0ne hun
dred acres cleared and in cuitivatdon-50 in
cotton and 80 IN corn and potatoes. A por-
ton OF the land 10 fine bottom land. Win
sell with tho land the crop, mules, cattle and
hogs. Isaine neighborhood for physician.
Terms cash, or its equivalent.
Apply 10 ga }. POITEVENT,
~ "a n Bn Grsnada. Mississippi.
Or 70 J. s., at No. Madison street. Memphis.
fvf8
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MARKETS.
Try TELEeRAPH.I


NEW YORK, July l4.-Cotton market firmer
sales 1850 bales; middling up;ands 291{o
Flour opened shade drmer for shipping
grades, with a limited demand; sUpeff1nS
state and Western 81 8595 70. Whisky II
lower, 81 t99i Oh, chiefly, 81 o. Wheat opened
shade nrmer, with fair demand closed fiat
Corn, &c better on medium grades, and active
closed tame; new mixed western 92c9l %
Coffee Is steady, with a fair demand. SugaI
Is steady; sales $50 hhds Cuba and PortS
Rico at 81<9ll34c: 500 boxes Havana at 95zG
l0l4c. Molasses dull sales 35 hhds Porto RicS
at5Sc. Rice is steady and unchanged; Caro-
lima, SIC. trs
Dry Goods-The weather is hot and trade il
dull and depressed. AmoSkeag A and Ozarh
brown sheetings, 1870, less "a per cent; stari
50-tnch do, lac; do A 20-inch drilling, Ike; ds
ii, l3e; Ozark do, l4c, less per cent; Stark A
9-inch DO, l014c; Namaske ginghams, 28-ineh
l6c, less per cent; AmOskeag A seamies.
tNun hIlshal hacra e-ILn
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RnTIEE

7" NOTICE.
n EO- SHERMAN, Commission Merchant,
II No. ld8 Front street, has this day assO-
ciated with him THEODORE MAJOR, of this
city, and IN future the firm name shall be
sherman 4 Co aud carried on as usual at
the old stand. GEORGE SHERMAN.
July Is. $50 lIl5l- THEODORE MAJOR.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIe N0TIeE

TEHE stated communication of DeSotO q
4 Lodge No. 90 will be held this ny
fFRIDAl) Evening, 18th inst, at S/NN
clock, Tor dispatch of business. s.
All NJ N. IS are fraternally invited.
By order OF JOHN d. BEARD, W. NJ.
r. W. SHELTON, Secretary. iyl5
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NEW ORLEANS, July l4.--Flour, lower grades
scarce and Arm; others plenty, dull; super
dne, S5 90 double, SIS so; treble, So 3 Corn,
Bran, 81 co. Hay s23. Pork, firm, ssl@3i 50.
Bacon is firmer, lsszc, l7szo, Isszc. Hams, 30.
Lard Arm; refined ,l31S q l6<o; kegs, lS< ls1e,
Whisky, 85c@sl IS. Coffee market Is dull:
prime, E1<l9fi1zc; fair, 155<9l0c. Cotton. de-
mand fair and prices Arm and unchanged;
middlings, lBell81zc; low middlings, n09l71<c;
sales 1909 bales; receipts 3Zs bales.S Ster-
ling, 449S per cent. Sight. * premium.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that A. ]. Kellar,
IN A. P. Curry. ". e. Hardin. ]. NJ. Coleman
and VIM. Wallace, having heen duly APP
pointed aud comm lssioned, will open books
Tor sn INSCRIPTIONS TO the NJ EN- Dhis and Raleigh
Springs Railroad, al the Office of the com.
pany No. Madison street, Memphis, Tenn
under aud by virtue Of the provisions of the
laws OF this state.
4. +. BABCOCK, President, Etc
MemDhia IuIy IL IS70 fyl5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-15

CINCINNATI, July l4.-Flour unchanged and
firmi extra family s5 6o@6 76. Wheat u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-15
L0uIsvIIIs.

LoUIsyTLLE, July la.-Bagging. firm and
active; hemp and FAX, 309801Se. Rope, Sc
Flour dull; extra family, IS so. Wheat, 81 a
al %. Corn 81 10 for choice shelled. Oats
&c. Bye 81. Provisions are active. Pork,
ISc, lie and l7c. Lard, He. Whisky, 8e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-15

100000 yards handsome DRESS
GOODS at Iz16 cents per yard, but worth more
than doubls the money. Ladies', don't fail
10 look at them.