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tuesday, Sept. 6, 1870,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wtt: Beginning al the north
west corner of a lot conveyed to William ".
Bond by said Prttchet (by deed registered in
the ONCE Of the Register OF shelby county,
Tennessee, in book Al, part l, pages &3 R1d
3&) thence north and parallel with yelling
ton street TO Monre street extendso to a point
1872 feet from the intersection OF
Wellington and Monroe streets; thence with
Monroe street extended east one hundred and
eighty and oDe-half feet to q point on
the southern line of Monroe street, opposite
said Bonds northeast corner; e south
to said Bonds northeast corner; thence
west with said Bonds line one hundred and
eight and one-half feet to the beginning.
FERNS OF SALE.-On q credit OF q
purchaser executing bond, with good secur-
fty, and lien retained Upon the land to secure
purchase money. Equity OF redemption
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply with
the terms of sale within ten days or the said
properly will be advertised and resOld, and
the delinquent purchaser charged with the
costs. This, August 5, 1870.
N. u, L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Clapp, Van q Anderson, Sos. for eOmplL
Rug8
BY agreement Of parties, the above sale is
postponed until the 24th day Of September
H7Q A plat Of said land can be seen al ny
ONCE. This August 81, $50.
ND. i. STEWART. Clerk and Master
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STONE

Tn; Hlsr51s. TEsH.. sept Is, 1910
- Sealed proposals win be received al
this ONCE until Il O'Clock m saturday octo-
Der LIST, for paving with stone the ouo"ins
streets and alleys, to-Wtt:
Second street, nom the north end OF the
NIcolson pavement 10 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. from
second street TO Fourth street.
For further Information spPly st this once
ssls H. HUMPHREYA City Eng'r.
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50 have this day las per references 10 ths
eDoye card connected myself with James A
swain in the General Agency OF the Equita.
pie Life Assurance Society Of the United
States for ths States Of Tennessee, Arkansas
ity present myself TO the public. The bust.
ness that / have just entered upon is emf
nently worthy of the most serious attention
and thought, and mmends itself 70 the
calm reflection of all. and the company tina
i have the honor In part TO represent, Is not
excelled by any other nimiiar corporation In
The United States in point OF solveney. merit,
worth and extent OF business. Emboldened
by these considerations, L confidently appeal
70 my friends n a generous public for 3
fair share OF theiI patronage.
Memphis, Sept ], Is7a. 4. N. JOHNSTON.
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The following table compiled by the
New York Journal Of Oommeree) showing
the more prominent changes In the price
of cotton in England during the last seven
years and incluaing the highest point
reached in this generation, will be found
valuable for reference. The figures are
given in sterling pence representing gold,
each worth during this period, upon an
average more than two cents in our cur
rencY:
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INSURANCE.
OPARTnERsRIP

I Rave this day associated with me Mr., J
n JOHNSTON (late with GaIbreath, stew
business Of the General Agency Of the Equita
pie Lille Assurance Society Of the Unite.
States. for The states of Tennessee, AFkansa
and Northern Mississippi The firm nam
and style VIII be swain a johnson.
ems JAMES A. SWAIN,
General Agent Equitable LAfe Assurance So
ciety Of the United States. I
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Tuesday, March IA, 1871,

During legal hours, at the present residence
OF said ". ID. Gather, sell for essh, at public
cutlery, the real estate conveyed in said Trust
Deed, described as follows, 70 wit: A parcel
of land in Shelby county, Tennessee, adiotn-
ing the land on which the said W. d. Gather
resided on 18th Of November. 1857, m
ing at the southeast corner of said land and
running thence est to the eastern boundary
line of the land by ID. NJ Wftheri1gton
and on which the said WitheringtOn resided
on November q, 1867; thence north with said
line one hundred poles; thence east 70 the
western boundary line ofthe land first above
mentioned; thence south along said line to
the beginning containing. by estimation,
one hundre and twenty acres, more or less.
Title believed TO be good
: SEA law w. NJ. EWING. Trustee.
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1T is q vegetable preparation, and the most
Il extraordinary one ever for me
cure of This disease. It cieanses the system
from all the effects Ofmercury, and has never
failed to
cure tho Worst Gases
Ia perfectly harmless when used az directed.
A thorough cure guaranteed OF 10 pay.
Charges moderate, and all communications
HELD STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. It can
be found at the following druRstores:
GOODYEAR q HILLS, 81 MB1n street.
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE'S, &1 & 3B Main st.
II. H HAMPSQE7B, lG Beale street.
G. c. TOZER'S. 10 Beale street.
Or at our ONCE, No. Is Front street-back
ans0 j. v. RUSSELL. Agent.
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coTToS STATEMENT.


NEW YORK, September Q, l0.5 a.m.-Cotton
dull; I75se asked. Ordinary, I3Ac; Good Ordi-
nary, l6c; Low Middlings, IT{c; 0plands, B4c;
Good UPlands, fsc; Mobile, lS59e; Orleans, IS4c.
f75sc October, l65zci November and December,
l61zc.
y motion dun and unchanged.
225 p.m--CottOn dull. Sales on spot, S50bales
contracts, 5000 bales, including May at lie.
Others unchanged Ordinary, B%c; Good Or
binary, l6c; Low hiddlings, rLc; Uplands,
lS1Sc.
4p.m@Cotton unsettled and nominally I'M
changed Sales for export, $50 bales; spinning,
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BALrIMoRE, February 10, 1865.
DIR. ]. J.LAWRENcE-Dear Sir: / take
pressure In recommending your ROSA
DALIs as q very powerful Alternative. I
nave used IL In two cases with happy
results In a case of secondary
syphilis, In which the patient pro-
nounced himself cured after having
taken five bottles of your medicine.
The other Is a case of scrofuia of long
standing. which is rapidly improving
under Its use, ana the Indications are
that the patient viii soon recover 1
have carefully examined the formula
by which your RosRdilts Is made, and
ind 1t an excellent compound Of al
terattve ingredients. Yours. truly,
X. W. CARR, MD.
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chancery Sals Of Real Estate
On TUESDAY, Sept. S, 1870,

No S29, o. r D.-SscOnd Chaneery Court
Of shelby county, William Tucker VS.. The
ophilrs Pritchet.
ID virtue of an order OF sale In the above
ID cause, 1 viii sell, at public a%uctton, 20
the highest bidder, in 'front.' OF the Clerk and
Masters ofdce Of the Second ChancsFy Court
Of shelby county, in the city OF Phis,
M.nnazEaa IN
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FIRST PREMIUM GEORGIA STATE FAIR.
SchofeId's Patent Cotton Press /!

THIS PRESS must commend nsef to The cotton planters oft III Southern Estates o,
IL duabuty, simplicity of obstruction and ease with which II can % operated o. tn
hand h~sw Gr or aeIP 0aau the change from ne to the other being Effected In sS
mtnutes A grat advantage this Press possesses is thato occupies for and power only
spaced n fourteen feet square ant msyb be placed ant operated Clubhouse thusay oitn
th necessity Of taxing cotton put oft home TO be packed team be used IA am H nd
woodens rews. Another advantage Is when you ret Schodeds Press you havea Press for
all time and N not liable to decay or break as is the case with the old woodensa screws
either wrought q cast m the frames eo of wrought iron. n n o pste the Press liable
to decay touches The ground. The nam may be made OF woods ttheo option oftheplantr.
Planters may purchase etherth he screw snd nut alone and put the frames n boz OF
Woodt oft themselves, or may purchase hescew, nuts and iron frames M Puthe wooden
box it themselves o. may purchase he Press completew with screw, ri Gn frances and
box, making he most complete Pres in USE Presses complete as hstn amed.a ei more
ea nd gtve great aushaaont 70 a u parties using then, as ~ be sen G1T eGss
in my poseadon,a eW Of which may Del found elsewhere in this circular and could furnish
thousands
Parties in need Of cotton presses would o we'll to call possible N exanine mine;
or the Tshoud iavorm me with their ouF, they may rely upon gednga Press hatS Al
Having the most extensive Iron Works In the city M the greatest variety IF patterns
Of All kinds am bile to furnish parties with any kind Of maSnIns or e@ngsa snort
notice. Us BCHOFIELDs Aacon,0 "a o.
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ny virtue Of . Desdo o. trust executed to
ID me By W. d. Galther, November IS, 1857.
ana recorded IN the Registers once Of Shelby
ILLNESSES. in b No e. pages 81
and 81 ard a. ths request OF the 6enefeia-
ries sberf undsr, md for the purpose OF pay
Ing ths ce5ts thereby secured. I wiz, on
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CURES RHEuMATISM.

MURFREEsBoRo, TENN, July g.
DR. u .LAwREHCE, Baltimore. Nd
Sir: You will please send me four "a
more bottles of your most excellent
medicine.
As you viii remember, one month OF
six weeks ago, 1 received three bottles
OF IL. When I commenced taklngit
could scarcely walk At all when night
came. but now / su0er no 0re from
rheumatism I have a little brother
that Is Q 70 lose his sight snd l
md enclosed IS, for which you viii
please forward me the medicine i'm
mediately. Very respectfully, I re-
main, SAM'L G. McFADDEN,
P. o. Box lSs, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where At
q. c. WARD BRO.
q. W. JONES & CO.
W. n. WlLKERS0N 4 90.
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COTTON IN

LIVERPOOL, september 2, lI:00 a.m.ICOt1On
quiet. Uplands, ED; Orleans, 9Ld.
| / d m.-COtton dull and unchanged.
| 8 pm Cotton dull. Sales 1000 bales, o.
which 200 were for export and speculation
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY STATEMENT
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue, and IN accordance with toe pro-
ID visions OF q trust deed made by l. Roc
CO and W. b Greenlaw. 70 me, as trustee. on
ne 10Th day OF February, l6e, duly recorded
In the Registers Office Of shelby county, In
Book No. II, on pages 80, 81, 81 and 50, to secure
payment Of certain indebtedness. there
In fully described, nom the said L Rocco 70
the said W. Il. Greenlaw, I VIII, on
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{. MORSE.
FARN.

ca ACREs-eighty in eultivation. seven
lou miles from Memphis, four west Of
Raleigh; good dwellings, o~ut-houses, cistern,
grass lots, young orchard, four hundred u
trees, for sale at low ngrres, with or WHOM
the stock. Apply at 80 Front street. ses
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Trustees SaIs.

ID virtue OF a Deed In Trust executed to me
ID on the 18th Of November, 1857, by W. d.
Gather, and recorded In the Registers once
Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in Book No 80,
pages 5l. etc and Tor the purpose of carry
ing out the trusts therein specified, l viii, on
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HITE q Co9MlNE
LOB PRINTERS,
~ Union ST., Appeal Building.

- We take pb assure in stating to ou pa
IRONS tnsf we have removed oar Job Rrint1n
establishment to lSo. "A Union street, APpea
Building, where We hope 70 see our old
TONERS and a. many new ones as VIII exam
inc our work and prices. We are now pr
pared TO do ALL kline N of Printing n Emo
ing on the most reas, unable terms.
oer stock OF Card :, Biliheads and Cap Pa
pers u eeJaplets.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE Oh MKMPHIsA AND OHIO R. r. COL
MEMPHIS, september ], lS70
THE annual meeting of the stockholders
III of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Com
pany Will be held at the once of the Compa-
ny, In the city of Memphis. on
koadss, October 3. 1870,
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LEeAL NOTICES,
TRUSTEES SALE.

d virtue of q Deed Of Trust executed to
ID me by J. Joseph Williams on the 18th day
of April, 1863. and recorded In the Re gisters
office of Shelby county, Tennessee. In Book
No. II, pages S34 and 5, and at the request Of
the beneficiary Hereunder. and for the pur-
pose OF paying the debt thereby secured, l
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Saturday, 22d Day Of October, 1870,

In front of my ONCE, No. 20 Madison street,
in the city oil Memphis, Tenn, within legal
hours, sell for cash, the following properly,
as described IN said Trust Deed. tO-Wit: The
life estate owned by said J. Joseph Williams
in q tract of land in the county OF shelby and
State Of Tennessee, containing fifteen acres
by estimate, and described and bounded as
follows, to-wft: The west half of lot number
Lhirty-seven lS71, In Cooper's division OF his
land, particularly bounded and desc-t,sd IS
follows: Beginning at a stake nen~ u~W ?
gum tree my feet from the cent? . III
Memphis and Charleston rail "a 90 rk-d
"A. b. and Y. P. r. thence luVi.aH- tOgth
two thousand and hfty-nve Its feet TO a
stake at the northeast corner Of a six acre
lot In the name OF A. B. and u. RozelI;
thence east three hundred and tW~enty-four
and three-qusrters BAD feet 70 a stake;
thence south two thousand and forty-four
[2O34l feet 10 a stake hfty feet from the center
| Of said railroad; thence west three hundred
and eighteen snd-a-half l3IS3<l feet to the
place OF beginning. which said tract OF land
Is situated on the north side Of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, about four miles
| east OF Memphis, and Is now known as the
"a DR.. Williams Place" Title believed TO be
| good, but 1 convey only as Trustee.
JOHN R. Trustee.
| L. 3. Mcfarland, Attorney. seq
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TO the COTTON FACTORS Of nEMpHls

THE undersigned, proprietors OF cotton
Il warehouses In this city, after tho seosoas'
ezperSeacs IN ehor0fag a lo0 Tdle, have deter
mined hereafter 10 charge the Chamber OF
Commerce rates, viz: Fifty cents per bale for
the nrst month, and twenty-five cents each
succeeding month.
VIM. H. Carroll. Jao. c. Hill
Jno. W. Walker & Co., Az. Whitford,
b u. Hutchinson, Paine & Mcconnell.
]. Il. Tobtn. II. ID. Groves,
i. @. Wood, Il. u. Rambaut,
W. q. Parker. J. W. Patrick 4 Co
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The Ist day Of October, 1870,

within legal hours, proceed 20 SCI, IN
foiiowins described property, TO the highest
hidSer fSr cash, to-WIt: The south half Of
lets Nos. six 20 seven 70, ana slgnt W N
sonfh Memphis, lying on the west side OF
shslby strsst,fronting on sa1dstrset seventy
ave GSl feet, M running back Westwardly
hefweea parallel lines, and right angles
with shelby street 70 an alley, with all tins
rights and privileges thsreunto belongtngo or
in aayvtss ,appertatn1ns- -
RE eQuity OF redemption Is expressly
waived In said deed OF trust and the Ltls Is
believed TO be perfect ! convey OILY
trusfss. lssD N.
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Proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
within legal hours, in ront of the SheTin7s
ONCE, on Second street, In the Greenlaw
Opera Building, city Of Memphis, b 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 q part OF subdivision OF Block No. 81,
fronting 140 feet on the north side Of Jessa-
mine street and extending back north lo5
feet, Immediately east OF Mr.. Tops resi-
deuce on Beale street, Memphis, tennessee,
being the same lot conveyed to John :. Flynn
by Robertson ToPp by oeed dated May 81,
1852. Also, a certain lot or parcel Of ground
situated, lying and being In the county OF
St Martin street, in the city OF Memphis, and
fronting % feet on st. Martin street, and run
aing back east to the bayou u feet, a more
eOmplete description OF which u given In a
certain deed Of trust executed by John l.
Morgan 70 Thomas n. LogWood. an
usry u, 1857. Also, 3 certain piecsH1SrceI
Of land situated, lying and befnEE~ the
county of Shelby, State OF Tennessee, 'front.'
ing 100 feet on Walnut street, Memphis, Ten
nessee, and running back l50 feet in depth OF
chased at chancery sale by Robert 8 Smith,
and transferred by said smith to Samuel z.
Walker, and being Q portion OF the same
land vested in Charles Jon By q decree OF
the Chancery Court OF Memphis, rendered IN
the case Of Newton Ford, Admir- Of Thomas
Null, deceased. ct al ". John :. Clayton ct
al, On the Sth day Of April, 1853. levied on as
the property OF James &. Logan, to
satisfy an execution in favor OF 4. Robert
son, surviving partner, etc, Tor sBslbZ u
with interest and costs OF s11E
The above sale Ii postponed until
Friday, October "a. 1870.
MARCUBJ WRIGHT.
6hertn OF Shelby county.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

II RAVE q few more lots laid on on my home
II place that i would sell on good terms.
These lots lay Just out side OF the corporation
| and on the line Of the HeFnando stEHeG cars
! Apply 20 tssiol ]. n. PRovINE
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~ToTTCEL have this day sold my entire
~ intersst IN my Broom ksctoryY No. .
Howard's Row, 20 Jsnass -scommend
49, - ne coincidence Of my friends and
patrons 1870. A. d. TERRY.
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THE highest market price paid for wheat
al Denies NIL, Nos-7 rs, rs and y Sscond
street, Memphis. Choice Family and Ora
RranAlways on hand. fRaBl JOHN ING.
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nm IN s6IIss5 Is65 M IN M M
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

The following were the closing quotations OF
Southern Securities in the New York market
at the close OF Monday last:
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SIMMONS

mistaken for rheumat
affected with loss Of q
howsls Ia general COS
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MEMesIs BROOM EAcroRY,

WHITE q CAMERON, Propristorss
n HOWARDB ROW, are prepared TO ur-
" aish brooms with neetness and dispateA
= saa frada. Orders solicited. SEW
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tnthe
mama
naao.
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SchOfeId's Patent Cotton Press rscdvsd the First Premium at the GeOrns
State Fair for 1863.

It was proved superior tot anything for plantation cotton packing oil theg ground ~
put u more substantially Is mOrsE mple and endent than any otto preSSm use 1nEe
Wnb e al good aneW. Lever presses wiz not 10, they win gdo ut OF Order AM In a lew
months become q useless article N ares displaced by screw press. So
TINS cotton pres is nstd tpheang The I'd wood screw M other presses, AM OF over ~
$780, 80 1rT11f nTo oG1ion 6RT ia mperoro to m otherS
AIsO---UV11c0x'S LmPrOved Horse ROO0er,
Sn1 6n@1@zD @ MACON IA @ aB
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ShsriF's Sale of Real Estate
Saturday, the 18th August Next,

DY virtue Of q yenditionf sxponas to me
ID directed from the First CircufB Court OF
shelby county, 1 VIII. on
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Hlondss, Octobsr 8. 1870,
WHEAT WANTED.

President
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Friday. October "a. 1870.

MARCUsJ. WRIGHT,
sheriff OF shelby county.
L = RfOalnw Atty for piaiutfn fvR
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


LOSDOy Feb l7ll mCouu Opeuei a. g3s Tor money ana
o. o5.Ded quiet United states
twenty bouds 1862 81 1863 old "a 1901 8bi renfortes,
e. SioeEi quiet Ere RaSAy shares, q Hos Central li
Atlantic and Great Western. Z3
Li'sRrooL Pei ll.Jo mCOon closed doll last nights Md
Spg JPtnds sG5d; Md1ng OredI l40Itd sales OF yes
tdsy beS Toe maris, ibis morning opened quiet and quota
Sous uncbangeL Bresdstuis closed quiet last night
PAKt leb 1.-The bour opened Ora. Re1tes ~ F5c
ANTSEEP, Fsb l7Peo,g opened 6rB 6O Standard
Nlte
iEAsr'oET Feh 7uHeo STATE, v Twenty Bonds opened arm
vi for the o.. lt52
HAyEE Feb l-CO'oH opened qu. and steady spo.
an sfost
FEB l723o s,eurit. are qooted a. fol.
old
&c. Erie RsiiwaS SHARES 2i Illinois Centrs iGYI
LIyKkPOOL. Feb ltlJj DOLL bay. ds
elled fraction MdlbE JpaBis iL MddII Orleans Ii al Lard
an Porn dull
LONDON 1850 mCons0s closed si for money and va
soeo0ut UDte States F'efNeo bonds 1909 Old
al 1897 90; Ten-Fores 49, Eue Railway shares IN UDo,
Csutrss ll0li Atlantic and Great hsftsrs, zI.
LlvEErooi, Feh 1850 p Motion closed quiet; MdHbg
Upland. if Mddpg Orleans UtGl1; Of The Jay lJ w.
- iuciUo.ls 100 for eIpou and speculsi0u.
LONDOs Feb l7-Retued PetToe1D duh
PAkis. FEB I7Ths Bourss closed qurt; ksntes 55 J7c
Fsb Uuei STATES tre bends
al ltl a. s4; fDr the i.al- Of 5bL
AsrwxaP Fs I-Peosus closed TN al 6)i'r STANDARD
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BUFFALO CATTLE MARIBr-Pxs IT,
C.e-Recep head the market quiet and uncbsngeh sales
M hsd intending Ohio at Dc 100 Bfa Ohio aud lnosa
3c 200 Fair 10 Prime d7 p stockes 5mAl
Mich CoN hgher sales Of fresh t0gSO; Spring SU0sSS
dull aud unchanged SLeep-be receipts were mooeste e
market was quiet irG at unchanged rates
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NEW.YORK HORSE MARKET.
Vrl1opal Sta5es trsgoartrSa teOeH Lexington
SeoOHd-dU,s

If11paI NlaIts IIre bslUttH Le1'ag9 aud
Feb l7Tber marfd improvement IN the market
prevails classes Of horses
both heavy and light draught
ro and Carnage horses unusually and
can srct their this dealers declare that
tiee a. great dhcul,y repenhing stocks and az al
,suc loosed f0r A. the Spring
S5s fairly commences Indeed general advance Of prices for all
else. Consistently anticipated by dealers We give the cnrren quo
t,ons prevailing the street for the
Inmou sork horses $40 single aud $40 u 800 for
80. Ie6yv 500 $50 single and $3.50 TO $3.50
hsbt bors Us 10 $b single and e2 70 ~"
t.sus rosd.ters single. and $40 10 Stc teams
1900 horses teams, Sl" 10
.uI Gacv teams 425O; troters 500 70 @l"1
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vETROLEUMTbe much depressed both kinds have DE-
r- been activity 81 The coneeior sales Of 90
Crude huk Isl a6c closing Al about 10 a1c S~ bbs
.ned spot G0ic, closing al the inside pnoe for
rs delivery each month from April u December AZ jag
unsettled In Philadelphia 200 STANDARD White, FOR FeOn
Q
RICE less active M former rates obtained and the market
s,s-s tim sales Of lDJ Carolina AZ t07c
GARS-Ttere has been doing Raw Sugars today but pce,
change; the market h hie unsettled and
-otsf,oos the OlO.c for fair 10 good Refining
$50 bids l0GOic for Cuba W ollie for Porto Rico aud 20
OGIc Refined oS Of sale Se 0ooe nonlnAJ
a l4.dlf!c for llardS ...-.,
SERDS-rs Seeds doll and prices nominal at ~ oe io
royer - ior Timothy Rough fAI Seed selling
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STEARIN Is sru a. lsia l5e.. IN bids and tee. -
aud Oy0 70 ~ lOc Tor
Couutry. lode for Texas. and lO4e. for CITY
WHSklIhe active and trmet sales OF EO5 Dolls AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
No. - Nassau ST

Tug CENTRAL RAILROAD or Iowa offers its First
n,ortOaee Seven per Cent Gold Bonds at %, free
~ tax. Many parties who have carefully examined
che merits Of these securities prefer them to any other
sn the market They selling quite as rapidly
a. the Company can use the money in finishing the
road Pamphlets and full information may be OBJ
tained and subscriptions will be received al liE
CoMP,NY's OFFICES. No. 81 PINE-sT., NEW-l ORR at
Che BANK or NORTH AMERICA - WAII-Sr'' ana at
IiowEs d MACY's. 80 Wall-st.
W.B. SHvrrUCK. Treasurer.