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tuesday, Roysmbsr 2sih. lazf.

between the hours OF II aud L I'd. the
toloW5ng described real estate: A tract ~
Isnq SITUATE IN the county OF Fayefta State
CT Tennessee, being The north end OF 4 tract
OF ~ acres oW1ed BY Wills Persons, besinn-
Ing az a stske in VIM. u~aVenport's west ifne.
said Pe-sonis northeast corner, and runnfrg
thence north l54z poles tCH axe with mus
9Ery pointers I'D. Brewster's southeast cor
1er' thence Wtst with srsEseeT's ffbs ms
poles 10 q stska and white oak pointer:
thence south lHA poles 20 a stake Wlth gum
pointer theBcs eat Ia poles 20 the herfnr-
ing, containing (i51 one hundred and Mirty
acres.
said last above described tract Hes about
lhTse miles from MOSCOW, Ia said county.
Ssld uaot has between nlty and sixty sdras Of
eleare1 land balance most exCslIens tim.
bered q Title perfect.
Terms Of SSls-Ons-third cash, balance in
Two equal payments at one end tyo-yeers
nom gate o. hale, secured by notes bsRrfng
interest NJ The Eate o. ten per C nj from date,
snu a len refined on the lane 70 aeCufs The
deferred payments.
n. d L STEWART, Cleyk and Masier.
This November /, 1874.
HO RiVes, sol. Tor commit uoety4e
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INSnIVEHI KOIlcE.

suggested the insolvency Of the
III estate of James II. feyLon. deceased, no
agaInss said estate 70 appear before the
ClsrE Of D County o OF rheiby caunty,
tennessee, and ME the same. authenticated
fore tie third day OF October, n72; and any
claims not nled IN or before said day or be-
fore an appropriation OF the und ofsaid es-
late Is made, wiz be f1Fever barred, both In
law and equity. This November 2 1871.
VIRGINIA l.. PEYTON,
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Administrators and Executors Set
tlemeats.
orFEc. OF cOUxrr COUHr

OFFIcE OF COUNTY COURT CLERK,l
MKMPBIS, October 3, 1871.
THE following settlements having been
Med in my once will be presented 20
the Probate Court tor INC
November term, ISL
Final settlement Of Ms L bols11n
Ffnsi satflement OF Mrs. Fannie y. whit
Held Is admtn1stratrlx OF essAt9 oAA WI"
ss1nemenf OF J.. stout as administrator OF
estate OF Thomas II. Todd. deceased
IN Il. CuLLES Deputy. d&soc9
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BY Councilman TWOnlgs
Resolved, That The property holders on the
aoutheast oorner OF Landefdale a Vance
streets be requested 70 repair their
within thirty days. Adopted by council No
MEMBERS, 1874, and their sctiOn conenrTed In
bT board aiaefnen koRenber ), 1874.
By Councilman Dent:
Resolved thst lamp pests be erected as To-
lows; One midway between Vance and 81
liott streets. on fernando gtresis one On ths
nouthez asst Garner Of Hernanfo and ElnO.t
Htrsess; onemidWay between Elliott and Cal
hOuu~ streets, on Hernando street; one on the
northeast corner OF Hernando and Calhoun
atTeera; one midway between fernando and
DeSOto stress, on Elliott street north sida;
one o. ths nortnv est colnsr OF EfnOis aDd
Ellto4 strests; ~ midWay between Allen
agenus and Hefnaudo street. on Fanc5Etreet.
one midway between aud DeSot0
streets, on Vance street (sonth fide); one mid
~ay between DeSoto and Eehols streets, on
Vance street. one midway between Canssy
and Hernando streets, on Ls1den EIreet; one
midway between Hefnzndo q DeSOfO
streets, on Linden sIest; one mid way be-
tween Desoto and fuFlsy streets, on Linden
FtresI
BIS saS1tat 10 daadG8
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FrlsaY. Hayamhsr In- an


win legal hours, the lots OF land designated
and numbered from Ito 81, Inclusive. on ne
plan OF subdivision OF t77H acres Of land be-
longing 10 a. J.B. Ia VIM, sttuRts IN SheIbv
county, on the new Raleigh ROAD, and bsund-
ed IN part on the north by Wolf river. rhsss
lots, As laid on on the plan now on exhibf-
f1on at the nc Of the Clerk and Master and
o. eOtnplstnanis. solicitor, L. B. Mcfarland,
Esq embrace 8, s, 10 and II acres
These lots, or any OF them, VIII be sold
on 3 credit OF six and twelve months.
Notes With security VIII be required OF the
purchaser and lien retained TO secure the de-
ferredpayment.
THESE iaaas are are all timbaTed, fertile and
gel adapted iorSAALL FARMS, or for gar
deuing purposes
such bargsinsa as will bs offered in this land
have seldom been offered TO the 5PECULATOR,
the b GARDENER. and ali
who want residence property adjscent 70 and
convenient 20 Asmphis-bef-z o. the line Of
the protested raLIOa&from Memphis 70 Ra-
Leigh, and only ~ mtes from court Square.
- Full particulars and plans can De mad
at my ONCE, or l. :. MCFARLAND, sol. for
eomPlainants, st the Plantes' Insurance
Tennessee.
n. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
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-BArOHEEORs' HAIR DYE.

THIS snperb Hair Dye iE the best in the
Il world-perfectly harmless, reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment no ridtc-
ulous tints OF disagreeable odor. The genn-
Inc WIN. A. BafhslOrs Hair Dye produces
immediateiy q splendid black or natural
brown, leaves the hAir clean, soft, beautiful
does not contain q particle of lead or injurl.
Gus compound. Sold by all druggists. Fac
tory, 10 BOND STREET, N. Y. oc5
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Notice.
state of Tspnesses, I :,
CourtyOf Shelby. RS

County Of shelby, ss-
A n origtnal attachment having been suea
~ out on afidavit made and bond given, az
in such cases provided by law, by 3 Hams
and against the estate Of O. Q. Hale.
as a nonresident OF the state OF Tennessee
and q citizen Of Arkansas; and said attach
ment having been levied by punishment
and returned By the proper ofncer;
" Is therefore ordered, That O. q. Hale do
make his appearances before ms, 7. L. Giles.
Justice OF the Peace, on saturday, the 18th OF
November. 1871, at 10 o'clock Am. 70 plead
or answer 70 said attachment; and II Is iur-
theF ordered that this order be published
In the Memphi APPEAL once q week for four
ocTg THOS. Ia GILES. Up.
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APPLEs-R Dbl, 81 50 to 400; for choice.
BUILDERR MISUNDERSTANDING cement,
? Dbl, 50 90; ROsendale cement, SO 80 10 4; plas-
ter Paris. si75 70 4; Alabama lime, 81 81 bbl
" carload and 81 60 10 store; hair, &c q 10; fire
rick, s. , 100 common brick, sl0 TO u D 1000.
delivered.
BUTTKR-,Choice table, % to &c; medium,
zoe: cooking, Il 10 l5c, inferior, 10 to l2c.
BAGGuEG--Hemp and fax, ? lbs, l71sc; "a lbs,
Use; iron tiles, 5L to &C. baling Irvine, l6
to I7c.
BAooE-Ce arsides, S54G9o; clear rib, SIC;
shoulders, S to SIC; breakfast bacon, II%a
l254c; mess oork, s4 &al5; rumps, $40 5al2;
hams, I6%c; infeiio o l2%at4Lc.
BRAN-S2s = ton. Scarce.
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been appointed exscutrix OF the
III wt1 81 John Harding. decd. / hereby
1otsfy all psrttss owing said estate to come
fsrgrsrd and make pay msnt; and all persons
hevsnr claims against said estate, arc also
ooff6ed 10 present the same for payment. in
due time, 81 thsy WIN be forever barred
q. N. HARDING.
NcVamber6, h7L MOI tn
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
ST. Catherine of Sienna.
Nsar s~prIagasld, washInEtaa Co, ks.taoLy
Undsr ths PatrOnaGs Of the Very
Reverend Superior Of 81. Ross

TSHIs Institution is situated two. miles
4 from Springfield, q quarter of q
mile from the Bardstown and Springfield
Turnpike. II is conducted By the Sisters of
the Order OF ct. Dofninfo. and IS we'll provided
with competent and experienced teachers,
who spare no palms to render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. The discf-
plfne ofthe Institution VIII be hrm and
uniform, but mild and parental, while The
~strictest attention will be paid to the health,
comfort and want oft hepupils. b curse Of
studies embraces all the brancnes useful and
ornamental. This institution wae established
in l62 &nd Is s.tuated in one o. the health
lest and most bezntiful portions OF tho State,
and Is Of easy access by rail from Louisville.
An extensive farm IL connected with b
Institution, rom which eli the supplies are
drawn, thus giving IL consfderaDle adVan-
tags over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive W.T. tastefully arranged. The
builefngs are erected With an eys especially
70 health and comfort. /.
. the Academic year commences on the hrst
Monday in September and ends on the last
wednesday IN June, ana Is divided into two
sessions OF I'VE months seoh.
Terms per session OF i've months accord
TO the GLASS OF the pupil, s75, ESQ and 500,
For further particulars apply 10 HeEsrs- J
c. Web5 & Co, Lnuisville, Chss D. Elder,
ESQ, Il Commercial Pace, New Orleans, or
the Fathers II chargeiofSt st. Peters church,
Memphis. Tennessee. d&W auS
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REcENER,s SALE OF LAND.
ny AUTHORITY OF THE CHANCERY
ID CourL OF Memphis. Tennessee. I viii veil.

ny AUTHORITY OF THE CHANCERY
ID Court OF Memphis. Tennessee, will sell,
On thursday, December ?, 1871,
commencing at ten o'clock ana, at the Real
Estate Exchange OF Royster, 1reEevant & Co.,
northeast corner OF Jeffsrzon and Main
streets, Memphis, about zoo acres OF land,
lying In the counties of P0insetf, ~CIaighead,
Randolph, Green and Monroe. In he State OF
Arkansas. Some portion OF this land Is said
to be of superior fertility, nj lying CONT
guous TO proIeoLed lines OF railroad in said
state; valuable for both It's timber N soil.
I am authorized by the decree OF said court
10 accsp in payment FOR said lands any
valid deDts against the Gayoso savings InBti-
tutton; and said lands will accordingly be
offered for sale either for cash or for such
debts as have been nied or allowed by the
court, or valid demands against said instttu-
ton. sale win be con n1ed from day 10 day
till sill is sold.
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We ask every one to read the hoIlowingce GER
tidcates from many Of the most eminent
physicians in the country:
M Iorra Iulv- lS7n,-JAMES A.JACKSON
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FOR SALE;

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CON-
II tanning so aeres-4Ge cleared, being all
fresh and Ttch. There are on this land, a
sary plantation buildings. with q good sup
ply Of nne water and 3 snperb range for
stock. This land lies 81 miles west D Mes
bits Station, ON N. and 4. 3. r., and twenty
from Memphis. Location healthy and fenc-
ing good. Will be sold In . body, or divided
10 suit purchasers. Terms easy for purehas-
ers. Address the undersigned, at Herr ando,
MIS-. lpol las NJ TAT
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NOTICE.
A last Notice TO the Owners OF Property
H~eresOfofo Sold 10 the city Tor the
EOn-paymsat of Faxes.
OFFICE OF CITY xCeLLECTnR,

OFFICE OF CITY TAX ~CoLLECTOR,
" MEHPHIss October 10, 1s7lC
The twelve months allowed by law for the
redemption OF property sold for the non pay
meut of taxes Tor the fOTty-seeOnd cOrporate
year, 1853, will expire on the Sd day OF No
vsmber. ISL
After the LIST day OF December, 1871, deeds
viii be taken by the city and recorded In the
Office OF the Register OF shelby county, for
ali the property struck on 70 the city al the
thai date.
By direction of the Mayor. the vner OF
property, sold in former years and not 70
the lRb day or December, ISL; after that date
deeds taken by the city for al property sold
in former years and not redeemed. VIII also
be RECORDED, Rnd action VIII be immedistely
brought 10 recoYer possession OF all the
property for when deeds have been taken
FELIX ". ROBERTSON,
o,lO Ctfv Tax Collector
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SALE,

ny virtue OF the authority IN ms vested by
ID decree OF the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, rendered IN the cause
OF W. = Haruen vs. K =. Brown and others,
NO. lac, N 4. D., such deeree substituting me
as trustee in room and stead of VIM. X. Pos-
ton, deceased trustee, in q deed OF trust exc
cutsd BY James Young n wife. On the lSth
cay OF 1arusry, 1851, to said Poston, upon
the lands hereinafter described, and By viz
tue Of the authority so vested In me as afOre-
aaaM 1 Will IN
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PROBATE U SALE


No. 50, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-J James Lynch, guar
dian. vs. EdwardB olger ct al. "a
linden and by virtue OF a decree for sale
~ made in the aOove cause ct this October
Terri, 1871, of the Probate Court, I win sell al
public auction. in mont Of the courthouse
door, on Union street, In the city Of Mem
nhfa nm
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SOCK FOR the MILIl0E,

MARRIAGE ,z 4 III G= % gSa.a or, e
shire TO marry on the physiologi-
%StS& cal mysteries and rsvela.
tons OF the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing n preventing Of
spring. preserving the complexion etc.
This Is an Interesting work Of two hundred
and tSenty-four pages, with numerous en-
gravi1gs snd contains valuable information
Tor those who are married OF contem plate
msrTiages sdn it La q boo thai OughLto be
under lock and key, and not laid care.ossiy
about the house.
Sent to any one (free Of postsge) fOl 50 csuts-
Address DR.. Butts Dist easary, No. u N,
Eighth street, St Louis, Mo.
~ Noacs 70 Ne AftGotsd os6 UaorhezdtsS
Before applying 10 the notorious QUAcKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUACK peruse Dr.. Butts work, no
matter what your disease is, or how deDlora
bleyouP condition.
DR.. Busts can be consulted. personally or by
mail, on the diseases mentioned In his W OK
Qface No. I'm. Eighth street, bet. HnrEet q.
walnut 81 Lsnlk. 70 >sTg aAV
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.
] WILL ON

I WILL. ON
Saturday, nth Day OF november 1871,
Within legal hours. at the former once OF Z.
WINTER. Architect, deceased, sell, a. pub
aaid decsdaut once furniture,
book and architectural one
horse, one piano. ste. Uw1NrTER
noq Admtnistratrix.
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New Remedies & Quick Cures
DR.. II. DsCARL'S
Ell Q al IN
No 2Ot MAIN STREET,

BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND adams
u streets, Memphis, Tenn Dr.. DECarI
formerly OF SO Main street. Buffalo, ", Y.
specialist in the treatment OF SyDhilis ant
female. Is permanently located at No. %
Main strest. Memphis, Teun.
Facts are kncfs.-3Ood physisns acknOwl
Edge his superior skill unprecsdenIsd
success, and send hopeless cases 70 him, Pa
tients suffering from skin diseases, disease
those anomalous and complicated cases OF
OLD standing, where the constitution has
long sonered from pTOtrscted mereuriai
treatment, Hhould not despair, but call on
~. DeCsrl, and he subjected TO a course OF
us fufnlRattng NsD0r Baths, In conjunction
with internal treatment by extracts Of Trop-
ical Banks, Roots and Leaves. which grow
Within 2BH degrees Of tbs equator, and nearly
under a vertical sun.
To the badfes--The various complicated
ano alStIeas1ng diseases incident to females,
tr6sted with eminent success. Sueh as :
p7essi9nH, Irregularities, Whites, Falling Of
the womb, Tumors, ali Urinary Diseases
Nervous Debility, Painful or Difficult Mem
situation, -Barreoness, ETC.. etc., will be
speedily cured, without poisonous drugs, in
Have no d~elieaey in calling. no differences
what your troublfs may be. The afflicted
Sre cordially invited TO call and satisfy
themselves.
REHKMBER:-That DR.. DeCarl publishes no
esrtincstes 10 dupe the unwary, nor makes
but that ali he says will be faithfully car
rted out.
50 Al letters promptly and
medicines esrefully packed snd sealed, free
from observation, Forwarded by express 70
every part Of the civilized world.
RSr once o Main street, uo stairs, Men,
phis, Tenn. Postofnee box 1I6. Ofhes hours
nom IL am. to 81 p m mol
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MISSISSIPPI & eSSEE r. a
ssCnErAsE Asp Tn.AsUEs 2 ogg,ss.
nour DOH

AND fREASUREl rs OEf5cE,l
q MEMPHIS, Oetobe RI 1911.
FNHEAnnual Meeting OF the ~stoekhoiSers
IL OF the Mississippi and Ten nessse sail
road C07noany viii be held Al I he Peabody
Hotel, Memphis, on wednesday, 10th Of mo-
VambeF, 1871, AZ Al O'Clock a-m.,a at which time
an election VIII be held 6or Dtreet. 2rs Tor the
ansuinq year. etockholdt 10 and n eeir fanl-
lies win be passed free By exhibit ING tner
stock certificates 70 the COL lductors-
oeU B. Il. AMB, se@ etaiy.
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Public Sale Of VaiaabIe Laad.
WILL sell for Mrs. Margaret Philips, on
i the premises,

7 WILL sell for Mrs. Margaret Philips, on
i the premises,
Tuesday, November 2sths Is7I,
A tract OF land containing seven hundred
and eighty-stx scTss,lying In the LIST District
OF shelby ard sth District OF TIPToS COUNTY,
and situated FIVE OF GAL
LoWAY's STATION, on The Memphis and Ohio
Railroad. 1t is one of the hest tracts OF land
in shelby county, and has been subdfvIded
into small farms, OF from one hundred and
twenty-five to u hundred and farty acres
each. giving cleared land and timber TO each
subdivision.
Terms OF sALE-One-fourth cash; balance
on a credit Of one. two snd three years. with
six per cent. interest; deed Of trust taken TO
secure purchase money and interest Mr..
Henry Aaron, who resides upon the place,
viii show the land to any q who may wish
to examine II before the dsy OF sale. 1 ask
the attention OF parties desiring 70 purchase
small farms to the above opportunities to
purchase such INT land In small lots, and
upon such easy terms are seldom offered.
The clesred and can all be cultivated for
year 1872, bring under hrst-rafe fence.
Az the same time and place the personal
property OF John o. HerDert, deceased, VIII
be sold. consisting Of horses, mules, cattle,
farming utensils, ETC., terms for which v III
be made n wn ON dsy OF sale
mn IOAN nNERT1A-IR
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aAEc ELEIBRATEn

Are Endorsed and prescribed py more lead
Ing Physicians Than any other TOMS or sim-
Hlant now IN use. They are A SURE PRE-
VENTIVEf for Fever ana Ague.I intermittent,
Bilfousness, and all disorders arising from
Miasmattc causes. They are highly recon-.
mended az an antf-dyspeptic, and IN cases OF
indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and Recupersnt, and IN cases Of General De-
biltty they have never in 3 single Instances
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL 10 Fb-
MALES, strengthening the body tEyigorat-
ing the mind, and givin tons and elasticity
TO the whole system. The BONE 7
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic Stimulant has ever been Onered 70
the public so PLEASANT To TIE TASTE,
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, Endorsed by the medical ira
ternit as the best known to the ShSrnaco-
posiRs 1t costs little 10 give them 3 tar trial.
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yALUABLE s1sussAa LIES


no. -, L. D--Soconu -uancery C~Ourt-Thos.
u Neal Ct 81. VS. K. J.. 8. L. VIM et al
, Y virtue GA consent decree OF the second
~ Court OF Shelby county. en-
tered IN the bow cause. 1 viii, 81 ny ONCE
door, on Second street, Mep Ohis. oner AZ
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NEW YORK, November = 10 a m The
market opens quiet. Ordinary, l61sc; good or
binary, IF6g low middling, nhc; middling,
ls%cs good middnng, Eesc. Saaes $50 bales.
Receipts yesterday at all United States ports.
i96OS; here, 8&9 bales.
II am-NOthing doing; can't quote. Flu
tnres-NoVember, Is 5-l6c; December. Is T-l69
lo19ci January, is u-l6@ls5<0.
2 p.m-futures easier. November. ISLc:
December, 1879; January, Is n-lec.
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La & PERRINs, U

Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion. and Il
IL unrlValed Tor lts navor. We are directed
ny MessrG. Liza 4 PERRINB TO prosecute all
parties making or vending counterfaitS.
JOHN DUNCAE,8 SONS.
q AGENTS New York.
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MIS- SIORER'S
SALE.

No. 15q. Equity Docket.-In the Circuit Cou
Of the United StStes iorthe District OF West
Tennessee. u. ]. White Va. James D. Ellis
and ]. NJ. Woodward.
IN pursuance of a decree endered in the
l. above STYLED cause, On the I'D day Of De-
eember, 1870, 1 viii, as Commissioner APP
pointed bY the COurL.
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FRANCE AEB TRADE.
OFFICE OF TIVE DAILY APPEAL
TUESDAY, November z, ISL !



The financial situation on Madison street
with banks and bankers Is Without change
and healthy. Money is in good supply. and
regular customers are readily accommodated
at the usual rates, lOal2 per cent per Rnnum
The rates outside Of bank are l14d2h per cent
| per month. We are g~ratiled TO note the con-
tinued healthy state Otthe money msrket in
Memphis: that while money has been strin-
gent in other large commercial cities, here IL
/ has been comparatively easy and abundant,
| Notwithstanding the excessive demand daily
| mourning in on our banks. We have heard Of
no strin ency whatever, but rather TO the con-
trary-of SURPRISES. The staple has been on
stantly moving in large quantities, though
sales have dropped of N the last few days,
compared with previous days operations. The
st. Louis Republican says: 1.-THE money mar
kets both east and West have been remarkably
Quiet within the past week, and present no
features worthy Of especial comment. To q
certain extent this q~u1etneSS has been the re-
suit Of desire on the part OF bankers at all
points 20 accumulate a strong reserve. Sut in
this they have been greatly aided by the par
tial cessation OF shipments, and The consequent
telling on in demand from dealers in produce
at his point As at Cincinnati and Chicago,
this accumulation more than equals the
wishes or wants Of bankers, aud there are not
wanting limitations that credits will be ex-
tended more freely than at any time In OctO-
ber"
Exchange Is in good supply, and making
freely. Rates remain on New York, Boston
and other eastern points st 49,. and on New
Orleans = discount is the rate.
The gold markL to-day was active. offerings
more liberal. One dealer bought eJ0eOa m IOL
SIu. The same dealer bought $40 In silver at
IU.
We heard OF nothing reliable in the local
stock and security market. Memphis aud
Charleston railroad stock seems a little more
animated. n realizing Sic Other securities,
etc, are without change. We make the fol-
lowing quotations: Memphis and Charles
ton railroad stock, 80 to sic: frst
mortgage bonds. Si to Sc 2d do, IS 20 soc. Ar
kansas leYee bonds are quiet and quoted al .
70 soc. County warrants are bought at sc and
sold at SIC. City bonds are buving ut 55c,
and $50 elling Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road shares are n0mina at 10 TO he; LIST mort
cages bonds. tn BE Arkansas State war
rants, IS 70 soc. Mississippi Central railroad
shareS at Is TO l8c. for LIST mortgage bonds,
dealers report 81 10 Sc as the buying and sell
ing rates: 2d do, u 10 7Sc. Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad shares are % to dc; do LIST mort
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