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nominal, with s fair demand; owing to
the large receipts, prices have declined as
rapidly as they advanced; sales were
made yesterday Of shipments of fresh
packed at 15@19c; several holders, toward
evening, on account OF the warm wealth
or. were anxious to close out at 14H@15c,
/ though in. most cases, for small packages,
I69ISo was asked. Bsgging is STEADY,
with a fair trade doing; %two-pound bag
ging is selling at Ice; 2k-pOund ruled
from 20Z@2lc; light weights of hemp
and fax were sold at 17X@ISe.
Iron ties are in fair demand; sell
ing from 5 to Sc. Sugars-LouisiRns
remains firm snd steady at l2H9l3c; cof-
fee sugars, l5KQ14c; fine and hard
lac; coffee A. 14c;s B, l8h@1SA@
13Le. Coffee continues quiet but
firm at is TO Ice, to the trade. apples are
in light demand with lew on the market,
selling at 1908 90 per Dbl. Onions are in
good supply at 81 1908 per Dbl. Butter
choice Western reserved in fair request at
i9@2lc to the local trade. We note a sale
of As tubs ~ lie; also q sale of good cook
ing butter at 12kc. Potatoes are scarce,
with small receipts; Western choice are
selling at So 1904 per Dbl; native or Ar
k-ansas-none in market bRrreled for the
trade; loose from Ia wagon sells at g 80
@3 per Dbl. Cheese is in full supply, with
a fair demand. We note a sale of so
boxes at exc; choice rules at IO9l4c,
according TO quslity. Lemon sre in full
supply, with 8 fair consumptiVe de-
mand, selling at S79S per box. Beans
and stock peas continue quiet, with q
small trade doing, and prices unchanged.
Highwines are nominal st 93@95c.
Cotton seed, dull and quiet, at SO
per ton. Oils remain unchanged. We
quote coal oil at 28@30c per gallon; lard,
S5@9Oc; train, 9O9S1; Crude cotton seed
oil, 4294Sc; yellow, refined, 52055; white,
5000; oil cake, packed in double
gunnies, S2O92l per ton; Oil meal,
in sacks, so per ton. Canned goods
are quiet and steady, with a small
city trade doing /; prices unchanged.
New smoked behring's are in fair demand
st soc per box. Roe herring are quiet at
per half barrel. In tobacco there is
little doing, Good leaf is selling at log
loo per pound; Tugs, 596c; common, SD
Be; good manufacturing Leaf, 1S920c.
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Wednesday. 2sd Day Of August, 1871,

In mont Of the First Chaneery Courthouse,
9reenlaW Block. Second street, In the city Of
Memphis, q certain tract or parcel Of land.
lying and being in Shelby county, Tennessee.
in the 18th GVil District: B~egfHning at s
stake On the corner of mOsby and Cochran
avenues running thence south 80 feet with
Mosby avenue to z stake, where there Is at
tn1s time 2 Ienc6; themes east about 81 feet,
Gaurrants line; theme north 900 feet to
Cochran emu along With Gaurrant's line /;
from thence vest about 81 feet &c the besi n
containing, by estimation, two acres.
being sans land named In a deed OF " l.
Porter. Trustee 10 job Bullock for Use OF
Eliza Z. Porter, Of record In the Registers
once Of shelby county Aforesaid.
fKRMs OF SALE-SiL and twelve months
credit notes With approved security, and
lien retained upon the land unit ayunen OF
purchase money. Equity OF redemption
barred. SAFE within legal hOurs- July IS.
1871. JOHN b. FREEMAN. CIerk-
Tescott . Stahi, Solicitors. jyB
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TRARE

In general was quiet and inactive, with
few orders on the market. The stocks
on hand Of leading groceries and staple
goods are large and well selected. Quite
q number Of country dealers, who here
tofOre purchased in st. Louis and Cincin-
natl, in interviewing the Memphis mar
k6t, yesterday, concluded to purchase
here, and several laid in their stocks of
groceries at prices which we're near st.
Louis quotations. Meats were a little
6rmer, with q speculative demand for
clear sides. The stock on hand is rapidly
diminishing, with small receipts. Clear
sides were bought in the morning at Sc,
but on the receipt Of advices from the
Western markets, az noon, holders be-
came hrmer and asked an advance Of Ac;
sslss to the trade were made ct SZ9SHe;
clear ribbed sides, 77sGSc; shoulders were
IN good demand, with small receipts;
selling in first hands al 6Z@6Zc. Break
fast bacon was in light demand; selling
at l0NQllc. Mess pork continues dull and
heavy, with q small eOnsumptive demand;
selling to the trade atSlS 50@l4 per Dbl.
Lard Is ia fair demsnd: tieree, l0Gl0Hc;
keg, u@llZc; csddies, I3Z9l4%o. Hams
are IN fun supply, with a fair local and
shipping trade doing; choice esnysnssed
sugar cured, rule at 15QI6c; plain Il
6i8c a lot OF st. Louis hams were
closed out at l4Kc. Flour is in better
demand for choice family brands. One
house Eald two carloads yesterday OF
choice family st {597 40 per Dbl. Orders
are being filed at the following quota
tions: Supers, s. COCA 50; Xxx, s. 9006;
XXX, So 509e 80; choice family and fan
cy brands, 81 seas so; inferior or common
is not much in favor. Cornmeal is in
light demand, with large receipts; prices
are lower ana nominal. We learned Of
sales OF round lots on the lsVee at f3G3 O5 |
,ar bbI for fresh Kindred. from city |
mills and from store So l5@3 Is was the
ruling price. Corn is in good supply, with |
a fair local trade doing; selling in first
hands at 6096lc; several lots Of choice
white and yellow changed hands at this
figure; in store 65g70c was the ruling
price: 8 lot OF ear corn was closed out at
DC; the market closed dull, with prices
nominal and tending downward. Oats are
steady, with the receipts equal TO tho de-
msnd; selling in first hands at 45c; sew
ersl lots we're sold st this figure; in store
49455c was the standard price; toward
evening holders we're willing to realize
st 4fc, owing to the light demand and the
large stock On hand. Hay is In good de-
iaand. with email receipts. We note q
Of three carloads of choice Kentucky
timothy At 81 per ton; in store $50 was
asked for choice timothy; inferior or
mixed is selling st $23@26; prairie grass
is dull and in light demand at $l7Gl8 per
ton. Straw is nominal and in light re-
quest st Sl69I7 per ton. Bran is In full
supply, with & small cOnsumptive de-
mand, selling from the leVee at SIC 509l7
per ton; from store, $l89l9 per ton is the
ruling price. Chickens are scarce; the
market is bare Of young chickens, with
sn active demand; selling at g 1904 per
dozen; old are nominal, with few in the
market, ct y 50G5 per dozen. Eggs are
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. sOs. r. DIN the Second Chlncery Court
Of Shelby County, W, ClRpp, =.
r. Vace and ]. a. Anderson, nrm of Clappi
Vance & Anderson, Va. Richard HANKS.
IT appearing from the bill, which is sworn
Il TO in this cause that the defendant, Richard
Hanks, Is Justly Indebted to the complainants
IN the sum OF $1,000. due by account for ser
vices rendered, and that he is & nom
resident OF the State of Tennessee, n
that for these causes an attachment
WIS sued out of this Court against
the property OF and the same
was Issued and has been returned by
the Sheriff., duly levied on the property Of
defendant, Richard HANK.
Il is therefore ordered, By the CLERK and
Master, That he MAXI his appeRrancs
herein. at the courthouse of the Second
Chancery Court in the city OF Memhi
Tennessee on or before the hrst Nom
lay in August, 1871, and plead, an
swer or demur to complainants' bill, OF
the same will be taken for confessed IS to
him, and set for hearing exparte, and that q
copy OF this order be published once q week
Tor Jour successive weeks In the Memphis AP-
PEAL. This Jun q, lS7l.
A -copy-attest:
MD. L. BTEWARr, Clerk and Master.
By q. BELcHER Deputy O. and "a.
Clapps Vance a Anoersoni Soils. for com
pali1antE5 ri tes
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Wednesday, 2ad Day of August, 1871,

Court Of Shelby county GreenlaW Block,
Second street, in the city Of Memphis, the
following described land: A certain tract OF
land, containing, by estimation, 1917 acres, in
district No. 4 of shelby county, range s and9,
section 4, being part OF tract OF land bought
OF Rufus Polk, and a small tract On the north,
and being the remainder Of lands after de-
a0lph, said tract being particularly described
in q title bond nom A. well to A. H Doug
edged March 10, 1907, and registered in the
Registers ONCE of shelby county, in Boo
No. 80, pages 2o3 and 93, to which reference IL
here made for q fun and accurate description
OF said land.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
Equity of redemp tion barred. Sale within
lawful hours. July 10, R7L
JOHN FREEMAN, CLERK
E.4o. Vo.Ir.-- E~ra-Hal1 Fn-n
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Non-ResIdsnt NOtIcs.

No. sN.-ln the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, ennessea-August BertOn
vs.. Henry Q. Clarke and John Clarke.
IT appearing from the bill, which is sworn
Il to In this cause, that the defendants.
residents of the State Of Tennessee.
It Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearances
herein. st the courthouse Of the Second
Chancery Court, In the city Of Mem
phfs, Tennessee, on or before the FIRST
Monday in October, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to com~plainantfs bill, or the
same win be taken for confessed as TO them,
and set for hearing expaFte, and that a~cODy
OF this order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Memphis APP
peal. This 18th July. 1871.
"a. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
BY GEo. MzLL8RY, Deputy o. and N.
O. ". FraEers Sol for compl'fs. Iy& thu
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Thursday. ADJUST Y. 1871

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wit:
Ali the right, title and interest of defendant
SaltalamaehIa, In and TO a certain term for
years or leasehold interest, to begin and run
from she LIST day of May, 1865, for 81 years
thence next ensuing TO and for a lot of
ground in the city of Memphis, described as
lot No. 30: beginning on the south side of
Washington street l69 feet from the inteTsec-
ton OF the east line OF Fourth street with
the south line of Washington street; thence
east with Washington street 20 feet and eE-
tending back south, between parallel ines
at rtght-angles with Washington street, 80
feet TO a private alley, being the same prop
erty conveyed to Saltalamachia by B. Is. Wad-
dell on the first day of May or 18th OF IAN
uRry, 1885.
Also, the liquors, fixtures and furniture in
the saloon, No. Is Jefferson street, Memphis
Also, al the furniture above in said build
ing and the building next thereto on the
west.
TERMS OF SALE.-The real estate to be sold
on a credit of six months; notes, with APP
proved security required, gearing interest
nom date; lien retained as security. Equity
of redemption barred. The personal prop
erty will be sold for cash.
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
Wright & McKIssick, and sem Toole, Att'ys
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Attachment NotIcs.

No. 9O0A.D-In the First Circuit Court of Shell
by County Tennessee.-O. W. Frazer Va
Carson & Burke.
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued out, under section 8A55 of the Code.
and returned INTO court, levied upon the real
estate Of defendant, James Carson, and sfdda-
Wit having been made that the defendant Is
indebted to plaintiff IN the sum OF about S863
by judgment In favcr OF McCOmhs q Co., and
that the defendants are non-residents OF the
State OF Tennessee.
It'll Is therefore ordered, Tina they make their
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court OF Shelby
County, st the Courthouse in the city
OF Memphis, IN The third Monday
In September next and defend said at
taohment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the same Viii be proceeded
with exparte, and that q copy Of this order be
published once q week for four consecutive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
Done at ONCE this nth day Of July, ET1.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY B. +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
G. W. Frazer, Atty for PIN. tvl9 tn
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Attachmenr NOtice.

In the Second Circuit Court of Shelby County,
Tenn.-Rs 8. Taylor q Co. vs. ]. I. Oates, I800
APP. Doc.
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued ont under section 3,455 Of the Code and
returned into Court, levied upon the property
of defendant, and afndavt having been made
that the defendant Is indebted to plaintids In
the sum OF $500 by account, and hat the de-
nessee;
It is therefore ordered. That he make his
personal appearance herein, befol e the Judge
ofthe Second Circuit Court OfShelby county,
at b Courthouse, in the city of Memphis,
on the third Monday In September Z and
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same Will be pro-
ceeded with expaTte, and hat q cop OF this
order be published once a week for four sue
cessive weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
Done at once this 9TH day Of August, 1871.
p. D. BOYLE, Clerk.
By &. +. BOSWELL. Deputy Clerk.
Myers q Wyatt, Att'ys for plaintiffs. auq8
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Ca Monday, 2Ist day Of August. 1871.

at Il O'Clock m, at the Real Estate Exchange
OF RoysteT, Trezevant & Co., northeast corner
OF Main and Jefferson streets, in the city of
Memphis, so much of the following described
tract Of land as viii be necessary 70 pay a Ger
tain note, given by said Russell to Mrs. NJ. G.
Reed, for the sum of s2Sl IS, payable on the
10th day Of July, AID. 1871, with interest from
the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1870, until paid, to-
vii excepting fOrty-hye (45) acres of the said
land, heretofore ~reltnquished by me as Trustee
aud excepting also seventy acres Of said tract
not embraced in said Trust Deed Lying In
Shelby county, and beginning at a stake in the
center ofthe Raleigh and fernando road, In
the southwest corner Of a ~thirty-acre tract
conveyed to John Pope by John ID. White;
thence east 20 chains 81 links to a stake 5 links
west OF a gum tree marked ] P and J d w;
thence north 3 chains y links to a stake in
John Pope's east line; thence east 10 chains %
links, with Snead's line and CENTER of Macon
road, to a stake northwest corner of George
land; thence south with Graham's
line 81 chains 81 links to a stake in draham5s
outhwe corner, 8 link west of a poplar
marked j g; thence west 30 chains le links
with north line of j. D.. White ct al, to a stake
center OF Raleigh and Hernandez road thence
north with POpe's east line, eenter of said
Raleigh and fernando road, 81 chains and 40
links TO the beginning, containing i5lK acres
excepting from said sale A acres Of said de-
scr1bed tract, heretofore relinquished by me
to the said Russell, and also excepting seventy
acres Of the same not embraced in said Trust
Deed. Title believed to be good, but convey
as Trustee only. Equity Of redemption waived.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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N0n.RasIdent SsatIna.

No, 32g, r. DIN the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee.-S. p.
Jones and others rs. W. 3. Walker, ]. NJ.
Bradford, W. b. ohnso and SON ct al.
cause, that the defendants, W. H. Walker,
j. M. Bradford, W. b Johnson and son, are
non.residents OF the State OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, BY the Clerk and
Master, THAI they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of the Second
Chancery Court OF Shelby county, In the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
III first Monday in September, 1871,
d plead, answer or demur TO complains
ants, bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as TO them, and set for hearing ex-
parte, and tina q copy of this order be pub
Iished once g week for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal. Tails July IL, lE7l
A copy-atteat. 49,
MD. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY G. BELCHER, Deputy G. and NJ.
Vance & Anderson, Soils. Tor complainants.
tylR wed
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Thursday. Auaust 81. 1871.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Situate, lying and being In the city OF Mem.
pills, county of Shelby and State of Tennes-
see, and is known as No III one, Block 1861
twenty six, as laid down on the original plan
and map of the town Of Fort Pickering, and
being at the southwest corner OF Sixth and
Georgia streets, having a front of fifty IS I
feet on Sixth street, and running back on
Georgia street, within parallel lines, [37%l
one hundred and thtTty-seven and-a han
feet to an 6lley.
TERMS OF Saloon a credit OF N seven
months; puschsser executing note, with ap
proved security; lien retained 10 secure pur-
chase money Equity OF redemption barred.
This July 70. 1871.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, CIefk and Master.
HumeS q POstOn, Soils. for complainant. 1870
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LIVERPOOL. August Is, l:30 p.m.-Cot-
ton unchanged; sales, 10, 900 bales; export
and speculation, 1000 bales. Shipments
from Bombay since last report, 5000 bales.
2 p.m-CottOn dull and steady; sales
10000 bales; Middling Uplsnds, sgd;
Middhng Orleans, Sd.
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Noa-RssIdsnt NutIea.

NO. ~, Rim the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county TennesEee-John n. Les Va,
Michael FerrO ct al
IT appearing nom afndavtt In this cause
Il that the defendant, Michael Eerro. Il 4
nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee:
It ID therefore ordered, That he make his
appea1anee herein, at the II
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or h6Tn HGtne
first Monday in August, 1871, and pnah an
sWer on demur 20 Complainant b& 81 the
sans VIII be taken Tor confessed IS 10 MIN
and set Tor heErfnG expartes and b q 8 copy
of this order be published once q week. Tor
four successive weeks in the Memphis AP-
peal.
E5MUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY II, J. BLACK, Deputy q and M
y, X, Gregory, sol Tor conplL je30 NJ
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1876 Main Street, Memphis. Tenn.

~ Come and examine this wonderful inn
provement in Cotton Presses.
re Agents wanted everywhere
80 Send for Price List. aull dAw
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFI0E or THE DAILY APPEAL, J
MEMPHIS, August 10, 1871.


The market continues quiet, with little
doing, aside from the regular checking
and dep0siting. Money is comparatively
easy, with suf6eisnt currency on hand to
supply the trade. There is su activ6 de-
mand for currency, though bankers are
running close and d~iscounting very little
paper. Favors Of this kind are confined
"a those who keep their accounts well
balanced. Exchange is scarce with lew
bills making, and bankers continue 70
ship currency East, in order to balance
their accounts. The rates are steady and
unchanged, buying at par a SEEMING at
X Oh.
Ooia-Gold is quiet and steady; brokers
are buying at ulH and selling at 1l29
II2IL. Silver is in light demand at lO7 for
large pieces.
Local Sccauiaes-Ara frm, with a good
demand from taxpayers for county war
rants, which is held by brokers at S79SS.
We learned of a sale Of $1,000 by q broker
a. Sc. City past-due coupons and floating
Indebtedness are buying at IS and selling
al 50. Tannssses money, old issue, is in
active demand buying at IS and selling
at 50. City bonds, Memphis skies, gold
bssring, q hrm and steady at IS buying
q 66 selling by brokers; eurrency-beRr-
ing, old issue, sre in demand at 90, with
few on the market.
Arkansas levee bonds are weaker, with
no demand. The shorts beng covered up
in New York yesterday, they were quoted
dull-snd nominal; holders were offering TO
realize al 3S, with no bidders. State bonds,
fvss, new, buying at 64&66; skies, 55957;
sevens, 52G54; Fights 74977. Mississippi
warrants are quoted at 70975. Memphis
aud Charleston railroad stock is steady.
buying at $685. and selling at S7@37%;
1st mortgage bonds. S59S6; 2d do 1880.
Mississippi Central railroad shares are
19Gl91z: for ist mortgage bonds dealers
report s49S6 as the buying snd selling
ra56s; 2i do 1915. Mississippi and Ten
n0ssas railroad shares are 1920; LIST
mortgage bonds S4lz@S6; % do 1875;
consolidated s per cents, 7T@78. Memphis
and Little Rock railroad shares are nomi-
nally l5920; do 1st mortgages, 1906.
Mobile aud Ohio railroad sterling bonds
are quoted at S61zGSS buying ana selling; |
do eG-certs, E1@s2; do s. int, 81; do %, |
67G5S Selns and Meridian lst mort
gsRes are 66167. Memphis and Ohio
shares are 198l9E; LIST mortgages ct $50
S5i ID do 64@65. Alabama 5s are NOM
insliy 6ss10 DO SIS. 10lG1O3. Missouri 6s
are Quo5e5 st S4G95. Nashville Is, $1,000.
Insurance and bank stocks are quiet.
Merchants Insurance stock, $1,000
Planter. 42E4s. Peoples, S4985. Mis-
sisE5nsi Valley, SA43l, fernando 64965.
RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August Is, IL a.m.-The
market is Cd a ltlle, in some instances, |
froia Size extreme point, bat is firm and
sctIVs rs tha following quotations:
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ChanCsry SaIs Of Real Estate.
Wednesday, August 9, 1871.

No. s255.-shepperd NJ. Ashe VS.. Martha S.
Ashe, ct ais.
ID Y virtue of an order of sale made in this
ID cause, L will sell, at public auction to
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters office of the Second Chancery Court
of Shelby county, In the city of Memphis,
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COTTON


NKW York, August 10, , p.m.-Cottou
dull and nominal. Ssles-lutures, 200
bales; August, IKE; September. IKE;
October, 171sc; November, lie; Deem
Der. lie.
$3.50 pm-COtton dull and lower.
Ssles-Uplands, Ordinary, 1870; do Good
Ordinary, 16c; do Low Middling, I7Lc;
DO Mi0diing, l81zc; MiddIing Alabama,
IsEckMiddIng Orleans, 1870; Middling
Texas, 1870. Sales for exports, 1913 bales;
spinnsrs, z65 bales; spectators, IS bales;
in transit, none: contracts, 1900.
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Are Endorsed and prescribed by more lead
ing Physicians h any other tonic or stim-
ulRnt now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
VENTIVEfo Fever and Ague, Intermittents,
Biliousness, and all disorders arising from
MiRsmRtic causes. They are highly recon-
msnded as 81 antt-dyspeptic, and in cases of
indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and Recuperant, and in cases of General De-
bility they Rve never in a single instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE.
MALES, strengthening the body, invigorat-
ing the mind, and giving tone n elasticity
to the whole system. h HOME BITTERS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic Stimulant has ever been offered to
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, Endorsed by the medical fra
pOsla. It costs little to give them q fair trial,
and
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BONDS IN LONDON.
COTTON

The market opened quiet, with holders
of small lists Offering freely and anxious
TO realize. Buyers were shy and not in
clined 20 buy heavily, and holders, in
order to make sales, were compelled to
c0ncsde to buyers rates, though the
transactions were Of q limited character.
The dullness and decline Of &c in the
New York market had q corresponding
effect on the market here, hence prices
were weaker and BOminGl. Sales for the
day foot up 80 bales, which comprises
odds and ends, OF small lots. We note
one list of % bales Of Ordinary to Low
Middiiug Pr l2ZAl6c; a lot of Strict Mid
ding a. l7lse, and a lot of Middling at
I65se. Small lots changed hands At the
following figures: Ordinary, l2xgl3o;
Good Ordinary, l4@l4Ae; Low Middlingi
l6Z aloe: Middliag, I6ZGl7o, Liverpool
closed quiet; Middting Uplands, SZd; Or
leans. 81. New York closed dull and
nominal; Kidding, 1899.