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MAMMOTH ONE DOLLAR SALE.
Every Article the Uaform Price of 81 90.

npNT fail TO send for a circular 70 Bsicher.
~ James & co = MRmmOth Une Dollar sale
the laIgsst and most extensive DOiIsr Sale
house in the wOrld! We want AGENTS. (m ale
and femsle,l 10 every town. county ard 3 ate,
to whOm we offer unparalleled tndu -enenJs
for forming clubs tOur presents varying in
value ron one 10 one thousand dOliarsl Our
Exchange List embraces every variety of dry
goods, ladies' and gentlemen's furnishing
goods, cutlery fancy goods. silver pla1et anu
glassware, musical Instruments etc. etc OF
a quality which no other hO1se can possibly
compete with and includes an exte 1sive va
riety OF useful goods which cannot be pro
cured in any other way at any price.
We have now removed our entire business
70 our new building, II and 10 Battery march
street, where our extraordinary facilities for
storing, packing and shipping goods will
enable Us hereafter to I'LL aud ship all orders
en- the day OF their receipt orders for any
amount viii be sent, Collect on Delivery
upon terms explained in our el rcular Cfrcu-
laIs free 70 any address.
BELCHER, JAMES & CO,
u and ls BatterymArch St, Boston, Mass.
p Epw too
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WASHINGTON.
The Internal Revenue Mexican Row..
A Rich Cargo.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The total
internal revenue receipts for the fiscal
year ending yesterday are within a
fraction of $l8,S00, 600; the total re-
ceipts from customs are estimated at
sl10, 900, 900, and from public lands
and all other sources about $30, 900,
600. This makes an income for the
Government of nearly 500, 900, 600.
The sinking fund uD to yesterday, in
elusive, shows $3,766, 6,519, 1853; the
special sinking fund shows $50, ,537, :
776 81, or total of $l24, ,292, 1858 81, to
be deducted from the national debt.
The reduction of debt for the past
month will reach nearly SO, ,000,O 900.
Mexican advices via Colunia re-
present the country as prosperous.
Crops are unusually good. Mining
interests are advancing. Vega has
been disturbed by Lazada and COM
PEELED to evacuate. Escance was at
lacked by Razaro and seized Saliva
doran steamer
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on Saturday, it shall be until the fol-
lowing Tuesday, In order properly to
observe our national holiday. Adop-

on Saturday, it shall be until the fol
lowing Tuesday, In order properly to
observe our national holiday. Adop-
ted.
BY Mr.. Jones: A resolution author
izing coroners to appoint deputies.
HOUSE.
The following disposition was made
of House bills on third reading:
To amend the law in regard to
pleading and practice in criminal
cases; passed.
To amend .he eight hour law; re-
jected.
Requiring the Circuit Judges in the
counties of Morgan, Cumberland Fem
tress and Scott to hold Chancery
Courts for said counties; rejected.
To regulate the width of gates on
public roads; passed.
To authorize sale of the interest of
the State in the branch road between
Huntington and McLemoresville; re-
jected.
To protect persons who labor.
After various amendments the bill
passed its third reading; IS ayes to 8
nays.
Mr.. Caldwell asked leave to intro
duce a bill requiring the trustees Of
all academies and schools receiving
aid from the State to make annual re-
ports. -
The motion to reconsider the vote
rejecting the bill to allow the railroads
of the State to retire their indebt-
edness to the State was taken up. Al
ter considerable debate, further action
was postponed until tomorrow.
John Baxter, of Knox county, ar
rived to-day for the purpose of COM
plying with the resolution of the Cen
eral Assembly ordering an investiga-
tion of the charges made by him
against the members of the Railroad
Investigation Committee. 1t is not
known to what particular members
the charges refer, but rich. develop
ments are expected.
Considerable interest is felt in the
boat race. Bets of two to one ON the
Lee are freely offered.
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The New Attorney General.

The Detroit Tribune publishes the
following sketch of MIR. Ackerman S
life, furnished TO il by prominent
member OF the bar OF that city: /
happen TO know the following iactS:
Ames Tappen Ackerman was born at
Portsmouth, in New Hampshire,
February %, 1921, aud was the son OF
Benjamin Tappen, of that CITY. he
graduated at Dartmouth College 10
1872, and Immediately afterward went
40 MurfreesbOrO, \. c., to engage In
teaching school. Remaining there
only one year, he spent the next three
years in teaching at Richmond, Va.
He then removed to Peoria, ILL.,,
where he studied for the legal pro-
fessiOn with II. o. Merriman, Esq.
From Peoria he went TO Georgia,
where he has since resided. He sup
ported himself By teaching at Savan-
nah for two years, and continued his
legal studies with the Hon. John Nc
PnersOn Berrien, a former United
States Attorney General. Clarksville,
Wabersham county, Georgia, was the
scene of his first professional labOrs,
but he soon removed to ElbertOn,
Ebert county, his present place OF
residence, where he has built up a
large practice, accumulated a cOmpe-
tent estate, and secured the respect
and esteem of the bar and community.
In politics he was a Southern Wing,
before the war, and we all know what
that description OF politician was. He
was a supporter OF the Southern
side of every national question, and
no man could have been a successful
lawyer at the South with any other
views. But he was for the Union in
exoranly, until so late after actual
hOstilitfes that Gladstone had declared
the existence Of a nation, and there
seemed to be no peace in the extreme
South for UniOnism.
After the war, he engaged in the
work Of reconstruction as determined
upon by Congress; was an active
member of the Constitutional COnVen-
tiOn, and has labOred much at Wash
ington for the settlement of the extra
ordinary Georgia problem. He re-
ceiyed from President Grant the APP
pOiutment of United States District
Attorney for Georgia, in recognition
Of his services at this crisis of the
State.
His education, his abilities, his ex-
perience, his position 10 his own State,
and especially his attitude in respect
TO the New South" render the nom
ination one eminently eft to be
made" although it is entirely un-
known TO the nation at large.
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NASHVILLE.

The LeglsIature-SiEpld POstponsmenf Of
what Is Needed now-Lazy or Incapable
Payment Of Bonds Stopped-Ssnsibie Ia
that Whisky Heads Looked After Courts
by the Score-NashyiIIe and Northwest
erH Road-President Burnes' Honesty
nded-Partnership Between the
State and Railroads to be Dissolved
-Iones and BrUwnlOW-Iehn Guan-War
Between the State and NashYlIIe-Flem-
ming wants q Little Fourth Of IaIy in
HIs'n-LegIsIatHre bats On r. E. Lee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRATT'S
Southsrn-Made Cotton Gin.

THIS Gin runs light on the team, makes a
i good sample, and VIII pick more lint
from the same amount seed cotton, and In
less time, than any other Gin. II docs not
break the roll nor choke; Is simple in its con-
struetion, and not liable TO get out Of order.
The attention OF planters is called to the
4" Peeler Gin,' made by Mr.. Pratt expressly
for the Peeler, AOina, and other varieties of
long staple cotton.
Mr.. Pratt has made upward Of Il, 600 Gins
tor India, Egypt, Mexico, Brazil and the
Southern States, which have given general
satisfaction. His Gin took the $50 premium
and diploma al the Shelby County Fair at
Memphis, and the SIS premium at the Georgia
State Fair, at Macon
IL is a good rule to try all things, and hold
fast to what has been approved and answers
the purpose for which IL is made. This Is
claimed Tor PrGSt's Gin, and admitted BY
practical planters who have used it
Orders for Gins, from 40 to 30 saws, end Gum
Bands, at New York factory prices, promptly
hlled. Gins epaired by a skilful Ginwright.
Address, Memphis, Tenn, care OF Earring
on & Howell, 266 Front street,
g. W. TRU EHEART, Agent for
1yl d&W Daniel Pratt. Of Alabama
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California.

SAN Francisco, July i.-Ther-
mOmeter 81 in the shade.
About 80, 600 sheep will be killed for
their hides below Santa Cruz. Scar
city of pasturage the cause.
The California and Oregon Railroad
will be opened TO Chico on the 4th
inst. with an excursion. The road
will be finished in time for the har-
vest in the Sacramento Valley.
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Candidate for The Spanish Throne

MADRID, July 1.-The Imperial
says that MOntpensier again proposes
to present himself as a candidate to
the Courts.
The deficit of the Spanish bud
get in the past fiscal year is seven
hundred millions, real equal to the
deficit anticipated by the Imperial for
the ensuing year.
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JACKSON, MISS.
Cattle Law-ElytOR and Aberdeen. Snip
island and PadHcah Road.

Special to the MEMPHIS APPEAL
JACKSON, Miss, July Nothing
of importance in the Senate to-day.
1t indefinitely postponed the bill to
prevent damages by stock running at
large.
There was no afternoon session of
either House. .--
The House passed q bill incorpora-
ting the Elyton and Aberdeen rail-
road, Natehez and Jackson railroad,
and Ship Island and Paducah rail-
road; also, the militia bill.
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InsnIYant Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency ofthe es-
j tate OF John +. Mills, tr., deceased. here
oy give notice for all persons having claims
against said estate 70 appear before fhes 0unty
Court CLERK and ile the same, authenticated
in the manner prescribed by law, on or be
fore the second day Of December, l5T0: and
any claim not 6led On or before said day. or
before appropriation OF the funds Of said
estate is made, shall be forever barred both
In law and equity. H DOW.
ADMINISTRATORS Estate OF John F. Mills, IT.,
Deceased
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sury for sinking fund and for special
purposes falling due to-day amounts
to 1856, 900 in coin, and the proceeds
applied for the purchase Of additional
bonds.
An act to protect fur bearing ami
mails in Alaska.
The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
learns from conductor on the South
Carolina railroad, and a resident of
Charleston, that planter near Mid
way, s. c., about seventy miles from
Augusta, has cultivated his entire
farm this year, so far, at least, as
blowing was concerned, with an alli-
gator. The animal is an unusually
large one-weighs $50 pounds-and is
perfectly dOcile and domesticated.
He is said to work splendidly in plOw
harness, and is far superior TO mules
or horses. This is kink which the
FlOridians and South GeOrgians and
Alabamians can try to their hearts
content. 1t would be paying busi-
ness to train alligators for service.
Wouldn't IL be huge? or course the
paper or the informant couldn't have
meant an ALLIGATOR plOw," or a sell,
for newspapers always tell the truth.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

TNHE second general meeting OF creditors
L of Howell, Wood & Co. BankrupJs. will
pc held at Memphis, In District Of West Ten
nessee, on the 1st day July A. ID. Is70 at IL
O'Clock am, at the ONCE Of T. J. Latham.
Esq, one of the Registers In Bankruptcy in
said District, for the purposes named in the
Congress, entitled a An act 10 establish uni
form system OF bankruptcy throughout the
U. tied States" Approved March 2 AID.
ia. SAMUEL W. LAMBETH, Assignee.
x IQT0 faT5
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The yicerOy Of eu,ut.

ALEXANDRIA, June 29.-The Vice
roy is about to go to COnstantinople.
During his absence the regency will
be conferred on the eldest son, who
has returned from journey through
EurODe.
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Hnf-

OMAHA, June 30.-The thermome-
ter stood at log degrees in the shade
here to-day. Some of the w9rkmen
upon the new hotel building became
prostrated by the beat, and had to be
carried away. Work has been sus-
pended in consequence.
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DISSOLUTION.

tween the uuGersiened. under the arm
name OF Meacham a Treadwell Is this day
dissolved A. q. Treadwell having sold to NJ.
l., Meacham his interest in the stock OF
Groceries, Fixtures. etc. Either party Is au-
thorised 10 sign the firm name IN settling the
eopartnership business.
fvI n TREADWEII.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
The Nsw turkish Amhsssad0r.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1.-Blacque
Bey, the Turkish Minister at Wash
ingtbn, has arrived here. Buekner,
the Hungarian Jew, who was recent
ly appointed American Consul at Bu-
chariSt, has RECEIVED his ezequater.
The Khedive of Egypt is expected
hara
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Execgiion of . Nurdersr.

RICHMOND, July 1.-Execution- of
a murderer, Lewis Kennedy, colored,
who ravished and murdered Mrs.
Stewart in New Kent county, and
killed John Baker. here was executed
this am, at New Kent Court house.
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NOTICE.
By Councilman Pepper:

By Councilman Pepper:
Rss0lred That the Mayor be authorized to
not fy tire different ne evspapers OF he C IL TO
send in bids for the Publishing OF the tax list
aud the bin be let 10 the lowest resPUnsibIa
bidder. Adopted by CO1nciI
MAYoR's OFFICE. June 99 1870
In accordance - tth the sb we r. solution
bids TO- publishing the tax list viii ps re
ceivEd al this Office until EUe4d dav. July J. $50
les JOHN Johnson Mayor
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Menken Brothers
Corner Main snd Court SIS.
NOTICE

NTOEDAY, the 18th of July. being holiday
vi the following Banks will be rlOsed Pa.
per maturing on thai day must be paid on
Saturday, the 2d Of July.
I. A. FAR N8WORTH
Cashier DeS JtO Bank
H. H HUIE,
Cashier Memphis Bank
MARfIN dRI FIN.
Cashier German National Bank
W. 9. MCCLURE,
Cashier savings Bank Of Memphis
JOHN 7. FRE-sM
Cashier Merch ants National Bank
L. LEVY.
Vice President Manhattan Bank.
= p READ,
Cashier Union and Planters Bank.
j. A. H AYES, JR..
Assistant Cashier iry BANK
!. B X RTLAND, President
ID. h. MOLLUY. President
THOS. FISHER,
President EmmeJ Rank
W. W TT ACHER,
Cashier First Nati0nal Bank
Memphis. Tenn June so 1870 ivI
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NOTICE.

A T a meeting OF the President and Direct
n Ors of the shelby County Turnpike Com
pany, held June 9th, II was unanimously
Resolved, That calls be made upon the sub
scribeFs to this company. payable as follows;
4th-call Of IS per share, payable july 10Th
5th-cail OF IS per share, payble July 18th
6th-oall OF IS per share. pay able August Isl
je29 ]. c. JOHNSON, Secf etary.
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MARRIED.

NUTZELL- HIMERLY.-At the Second
Presbyterian Church. by Rev. T d. Wither-
spoon, pastor, on Tuesday, June 18th, CONRAD
NUTzELL to Miss ROsINA A. HIMERLY, both
of this city.
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A Lost Ship.

OswEGo, N. Y, July 1.-Three
canal boats, with crews of seven men
and laden with leaehed ashes, from
Canada for this port, in tow of the
tug Maria Melville, were abandoned
last night on the lake. in a gale.
Considerable anxiety is felt for the
safety Of the boats and the crews. A
tug has gone In search of them.
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Fire in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, July IA fire this after
noon destroyed the barns attached to
Brower'S Hotel, corner of Michigan
and Carroll streets. Loss Sl5, 900;
partially insured.
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Immense preparations are being
made at LYONS for the Universal EK-
position to come OH there next year.
All articles will be included in the
show; but silk, which is the Lyonese
boast, will occupy the most conspie-
nous place. A French paper sup
poses many English and Americans
will be there seeking LyOnese goods,
but especially the LyOnese method OF
weaving and eoloring silk This Sc
cret would be very precious both to
England and America, but we are
given to understand that it cannot be
had for love or money.
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Nore Hannlnn Ia New York.


UTICA, n. Y, July l.-Hugh Ma.
lone was sentenced to be hanged Au-
gust 10, for murder.
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LEXINGTON, VA, July 1.-GeneraI
Lee has gone North. He was joined
at Charlottesville by Hon. George FL.
PendletOn.
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The people Of the Second District Of
Tennessee seem 10 be very tired OF
Horace Maynard. He capped the
climax when he voted to receive
Whittemore back into the House
the convicted and confessed scoundrel
whom all the decent men in the House
combined to expel. Maynard was one
of the twenty-fOur Radicals who voted
for Whittemore. Four and twenty
6Jackbirds all in a row"-birds Of a
feather Hocking together.
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H0LLOWAY'S VERMIf UGE CONNECTIONS

TWENTY years experience has proved this
Il the NEST popular remedy wi tn phySi-
clans and parents tor those pests OF child
and t0nfng the system up to ITS normal
condition. Beware of countarfeits and imi-
taticns. The genuine have the signature of
the proprietors on the wrapper of each
: JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY cowDEN.
Philadelphia
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UNION AND PLANrERs' BANK OF MEMPHIs.l
Memphis, June u, IS70
yCHE Directory have this day declared b
4 dividend OF six per cent on the average
capital Of this Bank ont of the net profits Tor
the ten mo pths ending July LIST. payable on
and after Monday, July uth, 70 each stock
holder uEjon his average of stock, until which
date the Transfer Books viii be closed.
fyI 4 p. PEAD. Cashier.
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SALT LAKE CITY, July Fifty
one followers of Josephite Mormons
left Ogden yesterday for homes in the
New England States.
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pIsPEHsARY.
DR.. D. S. JOHNSON'S
Medical Dispsnsary Msm9his, Tenn.

DO. &1o MAIN STREET,
H'Oh the cure OF all forms OF prf vate diseases.
Il Impotence, Seminal Weakness. Svnhfits
~, speeolly cured; also. diseases pecuii n to
IenaIes- Dr J Johnson has given his special
sttehtlon 20 the eure of Private Diseases for
= years All afflicted should call or write
Medicines sent oy express 10 an parts and
cures guaranteed.
ONCE hours am. to pm. sundays 70 Ii
AM Ue5I ID. ;. JOHNSON MD
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n aIssIssrPPI AND TENNEssEE RAILROAD,
sEc'Y AND rREAsURERs OFFICE.

memphis Ienn-, June n l6lu
HOUPONS of the per cent. consolidated
~ bonds OF this Com panys manturing let
July, 1870 will be raid at the Union and
Planters Bank of Memphis at maturity.
lei J. II. LA NIB, Sec'y and Treas.
Avalanche and Ledger copy one week.
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No ollTsl No Payl HestelPs Tstter Oi,st1neaG
WILL positively cure letter, ErysipelRs
w salt Rheum, BARRIERS Itch, Pimples,
Blotches and all forms OF Skin Disease; also
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges nom the
Ear, and Old Sores. no matte- Of how long
standing. or the money returned BY the pro-
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN.
Philadelphia
Sold so cents per box by all druggists sent
by mall for 90 cents.
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LoTlslsInp1I0n -f031tIpeIU tl.I1II = = ~
afs1Z Cure
xxrTIT eure Bronchitis, Consum ption. all
" Tnnx diseases and Splitting Of Blood,
ana strengthen and build up the . sien, 70
its healthy condition. Inis h~s bean tested
tie hospitaIs OF Paris, In which It cured
nearly every csse, and in this COUNTY, ~ the
annrobatfOti Of the physician many hopeless
cfses nave been restored 70 health One bot-
re will prove It's efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tg, i,oaNsToN. N snS sSi HOLLOWAY cowDEE.
ray90 sod Philadelphta'
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chleann-

| CHICAGO, July l-Flour Is dull and un-
changed. Wheat In fair demand; No. 2closed
at 81 Oy1496 cash. Corn, L954c higher, clos
/ Ing at SS12c. Oats. 5035014c. Rye, 4S1Sc. Bar
ley dull and nominal. Highwtnes quiet clos
ing 81 &c for iron hound. Provisions dull
/ anC easier.
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LOUISVILLE, July Tagging Arm; ID
Kentucky hemp, &c and z n fax SOC. Cotton
nrmer with Light demand; middling. IS5<c.
Flour unchanged Grain nominal and un-
changed. Provisions quiet and weak; prices
stand as at last quotation. Whisky Q9caSl co.
Tobacco market fairly active; sales. IL hhds
at 81 2G2 % for frosted up to good shipping
Leaf.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, July L-COtton quiet and weak /;
Good Ordinary l6}zale54e. sales $50 bales. Re
ceiPts, 50 bales ExPorts-tO Great Britain
2i5B bales. stock, 1883 bales. Receipts OF
the week, $3.50 bales; expOrts-to Great Bri-
tain, SJS5 bales; eoastwise, 10 bales Sales,
l52O bales
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Cincinnati.

CrSCINHATI, July Flour; extra, So 5G
30 Wheat in hstter demand; sales, 40 900
IA Corn, S3gS5e. Oats unchanged. Rye,
9Sc9sl 90. Cotton dull; I91&e for middling
Whisky, 99c9Sl u Pork and bulk meats un-
changed. Bacon, l3Sl614c, I65<9T14c. Butter
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SOBILE, July I-Cotton firm and in good
demand; low middling l7s4eslSc. sales ~
bales. Receipts 81 bales. Stock, Is, Is bales.
Receipts for the week, S{2 bales Exports
coastwtse, T4S bales. Sales, Sl9O bales.
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New Orleans.

sT. LOUIS, July l.-Flour duh and d-oop-
ing; fall supernne, 81 25a4 30 Wheat; spring
better, d@9lc for No. 3; fall dull and heavy
81 O0gl OS for No. 4 Corn, mixed 7bd7sc
oats 52a54c. Rye, GS9Slc. Whisky frm 81
w. PROVISIONS unchanged. Pork, 3Oe Ba-
con, l3L<d l6fikc. l53S I45Lc
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sS4,S7I.23S 1885, S3 sl2,7i7,5'
FINANCIAL.

This has probably been the closest week in
money matters we nav experienced for
many months, and IL We are 10 judge from
the number of applications for discount, the
tightnesS OF the is wide spreGd. 1t is
not Ondned to any particular branch OF
trade, but embraces all alike. In all instances
where il is possible to dose our banks extend
what aid is in their power, but they are not
able to take more than a small portion OF
that offered. Exchange, 100, is coming in
slowly, while the demand for it is active and
sales drm. Cotton bills are taken at par to
= premium. Checking at 4 premium.
city Scrip is steady. There Is not enough
on the market 10 develop anything like a
speculative demand wen if none were
more abundant Brokers buy at G096le, and
sell at 639653.
County Warrants are also steady, with few
on the market. Taxpayers buy at 7SS75c,
while dealers take all offered at 7l@72c.
Tennessee money is weak at S97Oc buying
and selling. .
Gold comes in daily from the county and
sells at lc under New YORK rates. The buying
rate to-day was ll249ll2%- h lots coming IN
are generally small, and frequently several
days elapSe before q dealer picks up enough
70 warrant shipment.
An kinds OF Stocks and Bonds are nominal.
M My sale reported was one of 100 shares
of Memphis and Charleston railroad stock
bought by a dealer at S554c, and resold at &c.
NEW YORK. September 26, 0:5 AIM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-27
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ON saturday .the folIowing Rindsand amounts
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