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There is an active demand and price,
rnrnh tha sana Pricas are a fnl.

are much the anne Prices are as fOI-
lows, with a slight discount on some
hinda of matariai.
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Eriday. 0ctOber q. l87O,

At the residence, on said tract, during lee7i
hours. sell for cash, the land therein con
Veyed, described a. follows, tO-Wtt: A trsc
OF land lying in District No. tll one OF Sneihy
county. Tenn sSee, containing, BY estiWa-
ton. one hundred and seven and three
fOurths fIC7If acres, and beginning AZ the
southeast corner Of a tive hunnrd aud MY
acre tract, sold 20 10 Miller By 3 Il. PATTI
son, r.; thence south one HUNDRED and uify
one 1911 poles; thence west n r and
twelve andthree quarter poles 90 2 aJEWcuI
thence north one hundred ana ItV SIX aud
O~ue-quarter poles; thence cast u the b1
ming; being same land conveyed 70 said
%. Gaither by 3. n. Pat,isou By deed date.
January 3, 1858, and recorded in the Regi~tfr f,
once OF Shsiby county TeRnessee. ia Book
No. u, page 4S. little Deiteved 10 be good.
EQUITY OF redemption waived
self WILLIAM ". EWING. Trustee.
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NEW York, September 10, 1925 am
Governments In New York closed a
fOliOWs:
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walls in this department of trade, and the
demand Is of a healthy character. Deal
eTs buy closely and not in excessive
amounts, having adopted the policy 30
frequently urged through the APPEAL, of
frequent p-urchases-say monthly ones
rather than semi-annual ones, as has been
the custom. Prints are higher in some
lines Of bleachsd IN brown goods, and
tending upward. The cause assigned for
the advance In prints Is that many of the
print mills have had to stop for want of
water. The New York market for the
week was quoted as follows: buyers
AVE thronged the stores and hotels from
almost every section of the country. The
hotels are full to overlooking. Merchants
from the South and West are or hand in
full force, and jobbers and commission
dealers have had their hands full to at
tend to their customers. In printing
cloths prices remain firm and there has
been q very fair business done. The de-
mand for prints has been very active aud
prices have advanced, especially for de-
si-able makes and patterns; the millsbe-
ing unable to run on full time on account
of the want of water, the stocks of some
have become very much reduced"
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case, 80 so; CIafsf, So 50@5 per case; Ca
tayFba, S7@9; Piper Heidsick, $2s@ 80
Green Seal, $33@3S; Knug, s34G36.
VINEeAR-Common and Picking, sos
per bib. i
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssEE RAILROAD
MANIFEST OF FREIGHT RECEIVED Al
MEMPHIS, September 10, 1s70.-N. Ford
BY, johnson & Co, s bales cotton; A. G
TreadwelI& Bros, 5 do; Psrtee & Burleson,
/ do; SIN. Webb q 90, 5 do Jones, Brown
e. Co, z do, 1 pkg sundries; Rootes, Vance
& Co, l bale cotton; Stewart & Bro, 2 do
Guy, Mcclellan q Co, l do; billiard, Pin
son & Co, l do; Lane, Moore q Co, 3 do.
J. NJ. Patrick & Co, l do; Stratton, Goyel
q Co, 2 do; T.W. Perkins, IL pkgs sun
dries; Geo. Jones q Co, lido; W. l.. Bruce
& Co. / do Clarke, Ely q Co, do; Brooks
Nicely & Co, l do; J.B. starke, car LOAD
lumber.
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GLAZED SASH.
ROOTS n SHOES.

There is-a brisk demand, and many
merchants are in the city laying in full
stocks. The demand comes from all sec
tions, and from many dealers who have
heretofore bought In other markets. The
stocks on hand were never larger or more
varied. Prices are firm. Heavy boots
have advanced about y per case at the
factories, and brogsns are also up aboHt
2Hc per pair, but as yet no change has
been made here. The Reporter says of
the Boston Market: Southern dealers
are now pretty generally in the market,
buying p~rudsntly, but freely withal, and
fesling more at ease in regard 70 the mo-
ney value of the cotton crop of lS90-71.
Their main purchases, though later thsn
usual, promise to be satisfactory. We
quote as follows:
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ORDINANCE.

By Councilman Duncan:
Be e ordained BIZ ne General COsmca Of he
cStgof Memphis, as follows:
sEcrIoNL. The following alleys are hereby
directed to be paved with stone, tO-w1t: The
alley north OF Jefferson street, from Second
street. to Fourth street. and the alley north OF
Court street, from Second street TO Fourth
street.
See. 2. n cost Of said pavement. includ-
ing tina of the grading necessary for prepar-
ing the alleys for the pavement, shall be as
sessed upon the lots AUDITING and bounding
the alleys, in the manner prescribed BY the
charter and ordinances of the city.
| See 3. The city Engineer Is hereby d.
| rected 10 prepare specifications for a pave
ment on the above named alleys similar 10
that heretofore laid on alleys In his city, and
70 advertise for ten days for proposals for the
execution of the work.
BY a suspension OF the rules the ordinance
passed a second and anal reading by the
Board of Aldermen, August 3. 1870. Passed
drst reading by Council ; rules suspended
and ordinance lost ReeOnsidered by Coun-
ell, September Z, 1870, and passed a second
and final reading, September J, 1870
Apprcyeds September 10, lS70s
John JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. R RICHARDS. City Register.
sepii 70
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COTTON.

The New York market has declined &c
since the close on Saturday. while Liver
pool is unchanged in prices. With US,
the demand was only moderate to-day,
end sales reached about 800 bales at 4 to
&c under Saturdays rates. Among the
sales were 28 bales Ordinary, lie; 5 Good
Ordinary, 1910 lbs bales mixed at Is
to lac; 20 Low Middlings, I6H@l6zc;
5 Middlings, I7Lc; 20 do, TIC; u do,
l7kc; s do. TIC; II do. (gOOd style)
III; u do. 1850; 4 strict MiddlingE,
lSc. At the close, Ii@l7Zc were the
quotations on M~iddlings. Low Mid
dlings, I6K@I6Ze. Holders of fine
grades are generally firm, and Low Mid
dlings are running very elise 10 Mid
dlings in price.
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Administrators NJ; g..

THE insolvency OF the estate OF Thomas
y MulIfgan, deceased, having been sug-
gested according to law, all persons having
clerk Of shelby county, Tenn, and hle
the same. authenticated IN the manner pre-
seribed by law, on or before the 9TH day OF
November. 1870; and any claim not filed on
or before said day, or before an appropriation
of the funds Of said estate is made, viii be
forever barred, both by law and equity.
THOS KEELY,
Administrator ofThomas MuIllgsn, deceased.
August 4. 1870. au20
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Thursday. September y. 1870.

During legal hours, at public auction. to he
highest bidder, for cash: l steam engine, 4
boiler, I lot saWmilI fixtures, Iset grinding
stones, Imash tab, s termeEtiDg tubs, 2 copper
worms, / wooden still, I lot small stills and
tubs, 2 fake stands, l Fairbanks Scaies, No.
IL; 10 bushels rye, Z bushel barley mai. 2
cistern tubs, 1 lot empty SACKS. 20 c~+ g r-a-
soned wood, y empty barrels . rTrT 81 III
barrels. lse5l L EATON. : % Issl.
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TRADE.

With favorable weather for picking
cotton and an improved demand for near
ly everything needed upon the plsnta-
ton, our general markets have assumed
the appearance of activity which is their
wont at this season Of tho year. The de-
msnd, however cannot keep prices up, as
In Mess Pork and Bacon our dealers are
selling at = loss, with a further decline
looked for. The market is only meder-
rely well supplied with either of these
articles. Feed of all kinds seems to be
neglected and receipts are light, while
prices will hardly Justify shipments to
this point. Bsgging and ties remain
very arm, with an active demand and
good supply On hand. Produce begins to
come from the North in more liberal
amounts, but b market is firm.
LUkBER, DOORS, SASH AND GLASS.
There Is an active demand and prices
are much the same. Prices are as fol-
Iowa with a slight discount on some
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on fis Isfh par d pecenbsr. "a.

a " Al AANNH ANALa=r A.1 1A@~HE-NHn
administrator de bonis o OF the estate OF
Ransom Il Byrn, deceased, viii
On the 18th Day Of December, 1870,
Next. between the hours prescribed by law in
'front.' Of the courthouse door Of the cOunfy OF
Tuntca, in. said state Of Mississippi, expose
for sale, az public auction, TO the highest bid
der, for oue-third cash. and the balance in
from date, the following described real estate,
located, lying and being In said county OF
Tunica- as follows, to-Wit: Fractional section
Is. containing ID acres; Taclonal section t.
containing 40 acres; south half OF fractional
section 10, containing 50 acres; sections Nos.
D and p. and east half OF section y west
tionaI south half section 5: sections . and
q; all in township 5, range IL
Also section "A, southeast quarter section II.
northeast quarter section %, south fractional
half Of section d, west half OF section So ali
in township ., range T.
Fractional section I. township 4, range T.
southwest quarter section ,; east half OF
northeast quarter, east half OF southeast
quarter and southwest quarter OF souLEeae
quarter Of section B. west nall section >.
Southwest quarter Of section 5, southeast
quarter of section 3, southwest quarter Of sec
! Ion 10. west half OF section d. east half OF
salt of section -, southwest quarter Of sec
zion q. east half and southwest quarter OF
| section -: all Of section .; west half OF sec
| tion "a, west half Of section 5; al Of section
Is. south half of section =, northeast quarter
] OF section ., southeast quarter OF section -,
sections 8 and 81 all in township q range J.
Also. lots 3. I, 5, &, y, 10, II, Z, b, IA and j., in
section Is, township y, range ?; also IS, 4, D.
81 and 8, in section y, township =, range
To be soldi1 parcels not 20 exceed q nun
dred and SKI acres in an enc tract
W. ". HUb HRIES.J R,
] Administrator de bOnis l ca OF Ransom Il,
81 order Of tn Court.
aus ARLY HENDRTCK. CLERK.
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r1rY ENe1NEER's OFFICE, :.

'nITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
u MEMPHIs, Tenn, Sept. 10, 1870
sr sealed proposals win be received at
this once until n O'Clock m. Saturday, Octo-
Der LIST, for paving with stone the following
streets and lleys, to-wit: W
Second street, from the north end OF the
Nicolson pavement 70 the northern bound
airy OF the city.
The alley north of Court. from Second
street to Fourth street.
And the alley north of Jefferson street, nom
Second street to Fourth street.
For further Information apply at this Office
sele J, u, HUMPHREYS City kngr.
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chanesry Sale Of Peal Estate
On Tuesday, Sept s, 1870,

Ne sGg, o. r. D.-Seeond ChanceTy Court
OF shelby county, William Tucker vs.. The
Op7iIus Pritchet.
ID virtue Of an order of sale in the above
ID eause,I viii sell, at public auction 10
the higs est bidder, in 'front.' Of the Clerk and
Masters Office Of the Second Chancery Court
of Shelby county, in the city Of Memphis,
Pan n zgaa on
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

7 GODSHAW will continue the Photo
L.. graphing Gallery. at the old stand Of L.
& {. GOdshaw, No. $50 Main street. He will
pay all debts existing against the late firm.
Thanking the public for fayOrs heretofore
conferred, he invites Gll to visit his gallery,
under the assurance that all work will be
done In q stYla To give satisfacfion. sel4
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LEGAL NOTICES.
United States MarshaHs Sale.

No. AI-United States District Court, District
Of West Tennessee-United States vs. los
barrels High Wines, etc.
DURSUAnT TO an order CT sale, issued by
IL the District Court OF the United states. for
the District OF West Tennessee, in the above
entitled cause, i VIII offer for sale. at Harris
DistHlery, on Reelfoot Lake, near Upton
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
NORTH AND s
FALL SCHEDULE.
TAKES EFFECT SEPT. Il, 1870.

The train leaving Memphis al l:l5 pm. runs
daily. The 400 am. train does not run on
unday Both trains run through TO LOUIS
vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on the l:b pm. train from Mem
phis to louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York, without change. only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
stateroOms, in through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket Once, 1914 Main street.
L.F. BOYD, superintendent.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent auH
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FIRST PREMIUM GEORGIA STATE FAIR.
SChOfeId's Patent Cotton Press

THIS PRESS must commend hsafo the cotton planters 9th es Southern ststss or
Il durability simplicity of onsrnctOn md ease with which II can be operated y TN
h~IN gate or aenp oga,t the change ron me to the other being effected in a e
AinuteS A great dvantage this Press possesses is that occupies for hand power only
spaeo OF fourteen feet squara and ayb be placed and Operated g1n-house, thus a oIun
the necessity OF taxing cotton put Of theh house, TO be PICKET uenp De ud IN ny Rh ~
wooden srews Another dvadageh is wen yOu get SchOheds Pres, yOu havea Press for
III, lime. and ona not liable TO deayo Z beak.@ st the case vita the ID wooden screws
Vm mSt "1 - b% 81 TJ afbe Mon fb DIan0T
Planters may purchase either the screw ana nut alone ant put the frames me boz OF
wood to 1t Themselves or may purchase thescreW,n tut and Ionr frames, and pub the WOODEN
box to IL themselves o. may purchase the Press complete with screw, nut Hn anne and
box, making the most conpRte Ppssfn use. Presses complete, as last named. aren more
general uses n gfve great satisfaction lp&hsu using them as viii pc seer LGn eIs
Parties in need of cotton pressw would DO well to call, if possible and examine mine;
Having the mostex extensive Iron worksn the city. and the greatest variety Of patterns
Of all kinds ana abetO furnish parties with any knd 81 machinery or e&Snng,a tshorS
notice. .... . M"ohrO 3D. H
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ID virtue, and in a~eeorda,-cs with toe pro-
ID visions OF a trust deed made by l. hOc-
co and w. i. GreenIaw. to me, as trustee, on
the 10th day Of February, E6S, duly reeorueo
in the Registers Office Of shelby county. IN
Book No. n. on pages 90, 81, 81 and 50, toseeure
the avusn or certain Indebtedness. there
in FULLY described, from the said L. Rocco 70
the said W, b. GreenlaWs L Wlus on
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This, together with the following table
showing the gold value of the cOastwise
exports from other Texas ports and via
Red river, and value of live stock driven
ont on the State, will show what Texas is
a1ninR IN the WAY Of trade:
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Ell MORSE
EAFsM.

20 ACRES eighty In cultivation, seven
lou miles from Memphis, four west OF
Raleigh; good dwellings. out-houses, cistern,
grass lots, young orchard, four hundred fruit
trees, for sale at low n2ules, with or vi houb
the stock. Apply at 30 Front street. seS
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trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

ID Y virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to-
ID :. Lauphier or the sheriff OF Besha
county, Arkansas, as alternate Trustee, by
William p. Worried, on the lst day OF Feb
ruary, 1851, and daily recorded in Book H.
page S46. OF the Records Of Desha county.
Arkansas, to secure TO 8 y. Nelson q Co, or
their aSsignees, certain Indebtedness therein
mentioned; and the said ]. 5. L~anphier
Trustee, having declined nj refused to act as
such Trustee, which announcement of his
said trust is duly recorded in Book -, page
-, OF the records of said Desha county Ar
kansas; now, therefore. in OF the
powers vested in me by said Trust Deed
I Will, on
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nv Jrfua Of a Deed OF Trust executed to
Is ms W. u. Gather, November 10, Iss7.
and rec ed in the Register onace Of shelby
county. T7uuessee, In BOOK No-o- pagea -
md ~ "a Al The request OF the benehsia-
des ther-Hnder, and for The purpose OF pay
the da8ts thereby secured, VII on
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SheriF's Sale of Real Estate.
ny virtue OF q venditionf exponas to ne
ID directed from the First Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, 1 wiz, on
Saturday, the 18th August Next,

Proceed to sell, to the highest bidder. for cash,
within legal hours, in front OF the SheTfus
Office, on Second street, in the Greenla'E
Opera Building, city Of Memphis, the follow
ing described real estate. to-wft: A certain
lot or parcel of land lying and being in the
county of shelby, and State OF Tennessee,
being a part of subdivision of Block No. S.,
ironing 40 feet On the north side OF Iessa-
mine street and extending back north 100
feet, Immediately east OF Mr. TOpp resi-
dencs on BeaIe street, Memphis, Tennessee,
being the same Lot TO John $. Flynn
by Robertson TOpp by aesd dated May 81,
situated, lying and being in the cOunty OF
Shelby and State of Tennessee, situated on
81. Martin street, in the city OF Memphis, AMI
fronting 20 feet on St Martin street, and run
ming back east to the bayou7 2 feet, a more
complete description OF which Is given IN a
certain deed of trust executed by John l.
Morgan to Thomas II. Logwood, dated jan
uary l6, 1851. Also, q certain piece or parcel
Of land situated, lying and being in tho
COUNTY of shelby, Stale of Tennessee front
ing 100 feet on Walnut street. Memphis, Ten
nessee, and running back $50 feet in depth OE
of the southern part of six acres of land puT-
chased at chancery sale by Robert 3 Smith,
and transferred by said smith 70 Samuel Z.
Walker, and being q portion OF the same
land vested in Charles Jones Dy q decree OF
The Chancery Court of Memphis, rsndere IN
the case Of Newton Ford, Admir- OF IhomsS
Null. deceased. ct al. vs.. John 5. Clayton e.
al, on the Sth day Of April. 1855, levied on IS
the property OF defendant. James Z. Logan, to
SATISFY an execution IN favor OF r. 5. Robert
son. surviving partner, ETC., for slS,I52 Us,
with Interest and costs OF suit
The above sale is postponed until
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INSURANCE.
cOPARTNERsRIP

Rave this day associated with me Mr.. T.
Il JOHNSTON late with Galbreath, Stew.
art & Co, and Stewart Bros. q FizerJ in the
business of the General Agency OF the Equita-
bic Life Assurance Society of the United
States, for the states of Tennessee, Arkansas
and Northern Mississippi. The firm name
and style Will be swain Il OhnsOn.
AMES A. SWAIN,
General Agent Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety OF the United States.
pB1Ihave this day lss per reference to the
above cardl connected myself with James A.
in the General Agency OF the Equita-
BILE Life Assurance Society of the United
States for the States of Tennessee, Arkansas
and Northern Mississippi, and IN such capac-
ity present myself TO the public. The busi-
ness that I have just entered upon is emil
nently worthy of the most serious attention
and thought. and eommends itself TO the
calm reflection OF all. and the company that
/ have the honor In part TO represent, is not
exeelled by any other similar corporation In
the United States in point OF solvency. merit,
worth and extent OF business. Embroidered
by these considerations, l confidently appeaI
to my friends and a generous public for a
fair share OF their patronage.
Memphis, Sept, 1870. TN. JOHNSTON.
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The Ist day Of October, 1870,

franf or the premises. on Shelby street. the
foIIowfng described property, TO the highest
bidder for cash, tO-wtt: The south half OF
lots Nos. six (Sb seven %, and eight ", IN
south Memphis, lying on the west side OF
Shelby street, fronting on said street seventy-
i've C75) feet, and running back
with shelby street TO an alley wiz al ZIG
rights and privileges thereunto oeionsHs
in anyWise appertaininS- o-ssIz
waived IN said deed Of trust and the Ute =
heIievsd 10 be perfect 1 convey only a.
trusiea (seD M AEEtOn. 11us1
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Tuesday, the 2oth dav Of SEPTEMBER, 1870


Between the hours of 9 O'Clock In. and
o'clock pm. in from of Peterson's store
house door, at KnoWItOn's Landing. near the
premises to be sold, in Desha county, Arkan-
sas, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the
real estate situated in said Desha county,
Arkansas, conveyed by said Trust Deed, de
scribed as follows, to wit: A certain tract OF
parcel of Land, situate, lying and being in
county Of Desha and State or Arkansas, viz:
The 5 e or. of the 5 W Or, the w Il OF the :
W a, and the W = of the NWA of section
No. III one, containing 203 4l-l00 acres; the
east One-half, and the N W Il of section two
~, containing 4S9 S2-l00 acres; the north hall
IN II of section eleven III, containing Zy
acres; the " y and the north part OF the 5 W
4, and the north part of the southeast or. OF
sectfCn twelve ~, containing All S2-l00 acres.
In township No. Z. south. range 1 east The
south part of the n W "A of section seven II
in township seven south, range 2 east, CON
taiRiug 100 TO-IO acres; the u OF the Sc
of section IS, in township six south, range
one east, containing so acres, in all l564 S5-l0l
acres, of which about 500 acres are cleared,
known as the WOrfield tract of lands.
The title to said property is believed TO be
good, but 1 sell and convey only as Trustee
Equity OF redemption barred
ALFRED a ELLINGTON, Sheriff
Wa DeSha county, Arkansas, Trustee.
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IiM.MM4SH
STONE PAVEMENT.

~ VIZ Iss, co5.ISs : g, g; ,l q s SssR s :
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~-owtrE-I have this day sold my entire
interest IN my Broom Factory, NO. =
ao,zards Row TO James n white and m
a r4meron. and respectfully recommend
fbem 60 the confidence Of my friends and
PSsrfembsrE 6. $50. A. D. TERRY.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
n IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 10, 10:& am
Cotton dull. Ordinary, ISHc; Good 0rdi-
1896 Good Uplands, 2lhe; Mobile, 1889;
Orleans, 1886.
u m.-COttOn dull and nominal. Con-
tracts September, I7Z@I7Tc; October,
l6Z@I6%c; November, 16H9165sc. Ordi-
nary, ISHc; Good Ordinary, l5%c; Low
Middiing, 18<c; Uplands, 1870; Good
Uplsnds, 2lkc; Mobile, 1880; Orleans,
1870.
4 p.m.-Cotton dull, closing with 8
continued downward tendency, Sales fol-
export, 7S5 bales; spinning, 400 bales
speculation, 80. Contracts zoo bales.
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COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, September IS, 1850 am
Cotton dull. Uplands, 95sd; Orleans, esd.
l p.m.-CottOn dull and unchanged.
Uplsnds, 97Sd; Orleans, 95sd.
5p.m.-COttOn irmer but not quotably
higher. Sales, 10000 bales; export and
speculation, 1000 bales.