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the advantages of small orders, renewed as
business requires, and has become a buyer
here, has afterwsrd returned TO h East
ern markets. De stops in'anibly IN
Memphis. mo retaA trade IA abso-
lutely amazi3g In Its extent and valne.
The advertising columHzot the APPEAL show
who triumphs in this department of business,
and the very liberslity Of this local adyertis-
ing illustrates the prosperity OF these mer-
chants. Zach ofthese houses is rowde nom
morning TN night.
AsHOCR.
Yesterday afternoon was para
lyzed and tradesmen stood stil. A shadow OF
rested over every business thorough.
fare. The APPEAL extra announced, with all
the details OF the fearful calamity, the destrue-
tlon, by hresofa great portion Of a ms gnih-
cent, busy and prosperous city. The activity
Of the cotton market was suspended statesmen
leaned idly upon their desks men stopped In
the hurry Of business to express their sympa-
thy for the unfortunate people Of Chieago. 1t
was. with all its garish sunlight, the gloomiest
day known for years past in Memphis.
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EIkANc ANn Trade.
OFFTcE oFFHR DAILY APPKABsl
~ M0SDAy, octooer no. sH
Gus WEEKLY REVIEW.
the southern system OF Labor

HE southern HyHNftA "
No principle is palmer tina that farmers
ana their laboren have perfect community Of
9ntarast aFaeb should promote the TnteEestof
the other. and thus his own. The separation
~ the two CLASSES has been begotten by ad-
wa,.,raD who appealed TO prejudioes that
,hev themselves might be enriched Whl. ethe
,a-o.a creeamen. In unnatural way/ with
-onaaDofbers tonea 70 pay taxes.sH /,heold
story O ftbe brotAers, who were strong when
bound together Tx a bundle Of faggots, out
easily broken and destroyed when separated
Neither labor without capital nor capital With
ont labor can accomplish any grand results.
The negro can only grow rich when mis- en-
plover prospers, and the employer is impoNef-
ishea nv the idleness and infdelity ~OflaborerS
IL Is thus the plain interest and duty OF farmen
IN gusrd carefully the interests'and health OF
negroes. and TO furnish them every possible In
dpoemept to Improve their physical, intellect
nal ana moral condition. The mischief done
nv partisan adventures may soon be obviated'
and the designs OF those who would promote
designs Of personal ambition by consciously
vain efforts TO establish an impossible unity o.
race msy thus be dnallythWarted. Is was the
Freedmens Bureau thai gatheredand fed mui-
utudes ofidlers in town, cities and villages5gen-
generated Incurable habits, idlsness and mai
iy surrendered its charge 10 Loyal Leagues. II
wss the curse OF ali curses thai ever befeil the
hr5csn. is vicfhas Sun lOlte about dram
,bous and gambling HEELS, find hs hssons OF
idlsnessa and vice ere not forgotten The New
Orleans Times has compiled, nom recent
,csnsBs returns. fact and figures showing how
upf -rtunateIy the has hen. drawn INTO
cities. -,
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HOT SPRINGS or ARKANSAS
accommodation Hack Lias.
Mn. s. DAVIS. ProprIstcr.

TN successful Operations for SIX years. No
il THROUGH TICKETS sold on this line.
Parties sEK and Know what they pay fer be-
fore parting with one dollar.
These hack are all Of the very best nate
rial and bu .EexpressIy for this travel. They
seat six PERSONS, are large and Ioomy, and
NAV be used by parties Of from two 10 i've
with ordinary baggage, or for INYALIDs, the
seats being so constructed as easily 20 CON-
stftute a bed. Remember, this Is the only
Accommodation Hack Line, and no through
tickets are sold over IL Hacks nay be Sc
crred by letter or telegraph Once at the
Anthony and ashley stables Little Ark
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TotaIl.0s2, iOl SG,lsl 55,7S ISIS
SBIgI s5,I74


NAlu-4s=sssa.a 49,
The average rsts OF Increase Of whites in
these towns and cities and the same facts
with greater force apply 10 smaller villages
eveywhere-frOm $50 10 1870 wss $50 per cent.
The rate OF negro Increase In own and elite
was nearly l02 per cent, three-fold greater than
that Of whites. In 1870 the whites OF the South
numbered s,fO,S5, in 1850, S,ug7 49, 1.-THE rate OF
Increase IN the decade Was thus 4 per cent. In
ls70 the cOlored population EmOunted 70 49,
So, and In Is6O 10 42I5,Gl9, an increase OF -
per cent, or less than half the rate Of Increase
OF the whites. Ii Is thus demonstrated that
while the increase Of blacks in t0aCEs exceeds
400 per cent, in the country and towns the ne
gro Increase was only 80 per cent, and there
fore no addition during this period has been
made by blacks 10 the labor resources Of the
south. In fact the maintenance Of the value
and quantity Of southern products Is due 10
Fhe toll and Industry Of whites.
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DOrtinR WalsiB, Win MhaIeDOn6 OF COrui
fOffeau's Embroidered. Long and Nursing
Corsets; Werly's plain Corset; Nine. Du.
Dont's short Corset; Mme. Foy's Skirt sur
porting Corset; b Skeleton Corset; Misses
French Corsets. and the new long stde-steel
Corset, hsndmade. These Corsets are the
tory. Also, the improved Shoulder Braces;
breast Protectors, in whalebone, sIlYerWfre
and innRtable rubher, Wholesale and retail.
saB LOUIS LANCE.
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Receipts of Flour and Grain al the. Lake
and River Ports.

The receipts at the principal lake and river
ports in the west, for The week ending Septem-
Der y, were Flour I36,674 barrels, against
l3,62 barrels same week IN 1870; wheat 2,3l5.-
~ bushes, against l,34li4J9 bushels in 1879,
corn. l.l63,5l3 bushels, against 2-20s,G36 bushels
IN 1870, oats, l,085,74i bushels, against 570,Ol
ousholsin e70; barley, 4sQ.06S bushels, against
4ta,l09 bushels same week in 1870 rye, ES,2ll
bushels, against 64,l95 bushels IN 1870. The re-
ceipts st the same ports. since January 1, have
been Flour, 3,OGS,492 barrels. against 2,T7S,625
barrels IN $50 wheat, 6t2S5,0lt bushels, against
Z5.l05,5g7 bushels in 1870; corn, fD.576,BS BUSH
els, against l6,2bO, 40 bushels in 1870; oats, IL
46i as bushels, against S,5& ,slS bushels in 1870;
barley, 1854, us bushels, against l,1l,61 bushels
in 1870; rye, 9S7 ,594 bushels, against l,205,5So
bushels for the corresponding time in 1870.
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There are no changes in the boot and shoe
market since our last weekly review. The
trade has been, for the week ending to-dsy,
very satisfactory to dealers, and we are pleased
10 report that the prospects Of the boot and
shoe dealers Of Memphis are IN a very hatter-
ing condition., and we say to merchants in the
interior visit Memphis and examine the large
and complete stock now offered TO them, and
we guarantee a purchase, The dealers here are
successfully competing with houses In the
East.
49, ID ~ - 81 H,1 IN
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Ia RaiIroad Contractors.


Q EALED PROPOSALS for grading, con.
y structing the Plling or Trestle Work, fur
niEhing CrCssties, Laying Track, and Clear
ing, on Section No. a of the Memphis and
Nieksburg EatiruRd, VIII be received, At the
ONCE of the undersigned, until Il O'Clock M.
September, 22d inst
Bids viii be received TOR the WhOls or any
part OF the work, and viii state:
Price per cubic yard for grading or embank-
ment;
Price Acubic foot for rrsst q
Price per cubic foot for Pisins;
Price per CrOsstie;
Price per mile for Track Laying;
Price per acre for ClearfBg.
Bond ana security IN the sum OF one-half
the amount OF the work applied for must ae-
ofmpany toe proposals. A profile OF said
section OF road. and specifications governing
the construction OF the work, can be seen al
the office orths President on and alter the
18th instant
Tn section Of work for which proposals
are Invited begins on the west bank Of the
Iazoo river anu extends in the direction OF
Little Deer creek for ten (ID miles.
Tho right is reserved 70 reject any or ali
bids. WRIT ADAMS,
selb President M. and V. K r
VtckSbnrH. Miss.
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Dry Goods.

The dry goods marketfor the past week has
been active and dealers are buoyant with hope,
as the large increase in demand has exceeded
the most sanguine expectations. In prints,
Spragues aud Dunnells have advanced y cent
since last Friday in New York, but the market
here remHins unchanged, AS there is c0nside a
Bile competition between the merchants. Other
cotton goods are also very hrm and advancing.
Heavy goods have not yet been in demand as
the weather has bsen TOO warm.
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oR. ]. {. WRIGHT,

Late Of Columbia, LOuistanra.o offers his pro-
feesional services TO the citizens OF Memphis
and vicinity. A continuous and extensive
In the Onachita Valley for twenty
consecutive years having given him a prac-
tical familiarity with the various types OF
confidently hopes 70 give satisfaction TO All
who may favor him with their patronage
Having devoted special n 20 OPEkA-
fully performed most OF the capital opera
tons Of the day. he respectfully solicits pat
ronage in thai branch of his profession.
ofaes and residence corner OF Court and
IrhIrd straeta. ocS
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There occurs no change in this market from
our last report. Buildings still continues active,
As the weather has been most favorable for
the prosecution Of work. Memphis has large
iy Increased IN this linen trade. and promises
TaIF loo LHe lubure.
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> skirt Mandatory,
I0sL Main street, near
WssninRton. (Sesson OF
IHI.l72.1 The improved
Eugenis Skirt, with ad-
Unstable Bustle. lie DOW
ready, in all Sizes also,
the Empress Skirt, to be
worn with separate BUS
tie. special attention Is
called TO my complete
stock OF real French Cor
sefs and Children's SUP
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GRAND OPENING THURSDAY
OF
Partisan Fashions f!

uTaa A WALL, Az MAIN STREET,
hiss inst completed her season OF purchases.
snd II receiving fuli assortment Of fashion,
ahia millinery goods OF the latest tmporta-
-. ondon and French bonnets, with other
1c1aifirs- Those desiring the choicest goods
x me most popular prices, are invited 70 call.
Gall calls the attention or the
Tad1e- ~ Memphis and ms surrounding cOun-
- "a her dress-maKtng department., nnsur-
.s.sed sor sfvIe and elegance. Bridal trous-
sss1T com 1Istsd In the shortest notice. toes
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A LEXANDER ERsKINE, MD, DEAE,
n Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Women aud Children.
BkNJ- ". ANENT, MD, Professor o. the
Principles and Practices Of Surgery.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDERS, NJ D., Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD y. BAUHY. Nd, Professor Of the
PRINCIPLES and Prsetics Of Medicine.
ROBT. ". MITCHELL. MD, Professor OF Ma
terla Medica and Therapeutics.
ALFRED Il. VOORHEES,, MD. Professor O..
Aural and ~OphthaImis sur gerry.
J, JOSEPH WILLIAMS, ND, Professor Oi
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
J. MCFARLAND, ND, Professor o
Chemistry and Toxicology.
3USTAVDS X. THORNTON, MD, Demon
stratnr of Anatomy.
ROBT. T6U&MEE Md, Proseetor TO the
Prolessoro OF Anatomy.
The Nineteenth Annual Course OF Lectures
q this Institution viii begin on MONDAY.
ctobsr 18th and continue 70 March 1. 1874
- Dfssecting rooms open October LIST, and
s. udents will find that in Memphis the facfIi-
ties for the study of Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures will be given each week.
throughout the session, al the CITY Hospital
and City Dispensary, FRzE OF Oh RIGS
Good Board can be had near the College for
3 IS per month.
TERMS:
For the fall Fees of all the Professors--s5O %
Demonstration Ticket.----...------....... 10 &C
Naturalization 3 u
~ u
sS- Since The last Session the Medical Col
lege OF Memphis has become The Medical De-
psrtment of Cumberland University, lOcat -
at Lebanon Tennessee, and as such Is perma-
nently established in Memphis.
~ For any Information In regard 70 this
and other matters relating LheretO, apply 70
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Md,
tyIs-d-w Dean OF the @acnlty.
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PRICES OF THE
MASON G. HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVIN6 vastly Increased their facilities
III for Manufacture, the Mason and Hamlin
Organ Company are now enabled 20 onar
their well known Organs, which are the ac-
knOwledged standard Of excellence among
instruments OF the class, at prices Of inferior
work. They print their owestp prices, which
ara, therefore, alike 70 all, invartable. The
following are Illustrations:
Four-OotaYe -
The same, Double 81
Ffye-Ocfave Organs, with Tremulanb
Carved and Ornamented.--..-..s.......... 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops, LIS
Forty other styles, up to-------------. lOo
All in solid Black Walnut. All M Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly first
class IN every respect. They viii not make
the so-calIed cheap Organs Al any price. The
comparative superiority Of their Instruments
IL now greater than ever before, As every
competent Judge who viii carefully
and compGrs must percetve.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood CUT
from Photographs Of different styles, full
Information and lowest prices; also, Testi-
mOnfai Circular VIII be sent nee to any adj
dfesa.
MASON & HAHLIK ORGAN CO.
wsrsrsess. sac Broadway, Rsw Esrk.
my6d4W
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Beef cattle are in limited supply, with brisk
demand for better grades ct S595 80 for choice;
50 50@4 50 for second quality, dub fOrcom
mon at 81 O0a3 ". Hogs are in good supply
with fair inquiry at % W95 81 for smooth fat
block hogs, and "a 50 for hall fattened shOats.
sheep and lambs are also scarce for best grades
and firm sts3 VOL 50 per head for best grades,
and dull for inferior aud common at 81 Ug2,
Cows and calves are in better demand, with
none In market; We quote them at s35g4O for
medium, and S50960f for choice.
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LIVERPOOL, October s,IIOO a-m-Cotton mar
ket duh; sales, l2yOe bslssi uplsnds. $685.
| Orleans. 1879.
l45 PIN Cotton declining; midd1ing up
lands So; Orleans 10. Future deliverys easier.
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Balnt0rol Skirts.
6iIberts....--.aH 90 Wilcox Il Royal 81 90
Wilcox and Imp1 70 90 WashingtonNK II 90
DO Bonita Y 90 Brunners. -SlS 10 20 90
ABleTicaa Dress Goods.
Hamilton deIa'es y orlentaIs.--=R-@
Pacific do 70 CoburgE--...%1b&
Canton FIaaaets (BrotOnl
Enertoh IV.-A Pemberton At
DO 0--.4 do Y.-...N
do P--...-.ls do Cali
Canton F5anaeh tRIedocAel
Ellertou O..-2s fremont H......l4K
fremont A-.iS Hamilton. PIX 10
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The New York market for tn past week has
been active and buOyant, with q strong ten
deney To speculation. Receipts have barely
zept pace With the active demsnd stimulated
10y the demand and improved foreign quota
lions. SALES in New York Saturday amounted
10 5000 barrels, and prices were nrm. super
dne State was quoted al 81 40a5 ~; extra state,
a 2Oa7 co. superhne Western, So 4096 20; extra
Western, e W@7 IS; extra Ohio, round hoop,
s. sOa7 A; do, trade. S. 0s7 -; white wheat,
extra, s. 75as .; extra St Louis, $ Sg9 %
Southern hour was frmerEnd decidedly more
active. with sales of SO barrels. at 81 0aT "
Tor extras, and s. g59s 25 for good " choice.
Wheat has also been steadily advancing, but
1he supply Is short and inadequate 70 MI the
increasing export demand II advance in
ocean freights somewhat checked the DISPOSE
lion 10 speculate in advance Of srrtyals- The
sales were l32, 90 bushels ct 81 609l G. for No 2
spring; 81 6S@i y for winter red WesteraTSl %
al IS for amber Michigan; 81 7Ssl s. for white
Western; 81 sol 20 for amber State, and 81 20
Tor Nc. while Wabash, 70 arrive. Dom has
been active for speeulrtiOn, export and con
sumption. Ths advance in frelghts has, how
ever. checked transactions materially. The
sales in New York reached l24.OO0 bushels al
Z65sa7Se for mixed Western, closing at Ba76He
for lots in store and I975zc foriots ahoaL Also
BAOO bushels mixed Western, for November, al
sc. There Is 3 much better bnsiDess doing IN
oats AID prices are stronger
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NEW YORK, October 3. I0k a.m.@COtton-
Market dull and lower. Ordinary, ne good
ordinary, Ice; low middling, lS%c; middling,
1890; middlfpg Alabama, H1sc. mtddtng Or
leans; 4HG middi4ng Texas, va.
1890 m1Cotton-ordinaTy, H1zcs good or
binary. lgc; low middiing, 1875; mtddling,
lg7sc; Alabama, 91se; Orleans, 21ae; Texas,
DE g
I2I9 p.m.-Cotton steady; sales on the spot,
600 bales; future delivery, HOO; october ls1si
November and Dfcember, 1910
2p0, D.. m Cotton quiet; sales on the spot
20 bales;fGture delivery, l,OOJ;January 9I-Ibi
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Est1Thls 1870 q SoHp IT1Jo1 FEET
promptly at 7.60 am. Close cO nnectiens made
at Dsvall'H Bluff with h. 3. Packet Cos inc
nj steamers for all points on White River,
phiR, Washington ana pOtnts in Texas. Also
with steamers on Arkansas river for Pine
Bluff, Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains on the Little ROCK and
Fort Smith railroad.
For tick cts or information apply at Com
any 5 Office. 81 Madison street; a. ONCE OF
Memphis and Louisville kaiiroad. &y7% Main
street, or at ONCE OF Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, rs Main street.
Z. OAKLEY. ALEX. WADDELL,
GenI Ticket Ag't. Passenger Ag't.
A. 3. LIVERMORE.
sapg General SuD9RanUendenL.
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The Transactions in this line of business
have been quite Large during the past week.
There has been no advance or decline since
our lasi review. The market is strong AM ac-
tive, and the demand from the interior con.
Z u1aS fasr. ..
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tom Chieagog" We do not say that this had
everything 10 do with the limited sales to-day
Wequote:
Good ordinary @
strict G.
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There is an active demand In Europe for the
American hog crop, mainly for the continent
Liverpool buys mainly city-cured bacon fancy
cut and prime mess pork. Liverpool has light
stocks, and q further demand from this quarter
Is anticipated. Mess pork in New York has
been very steadily quoted at from SIS As 10
tlS 50, and the trade il very active, often in
volving 300 ibis per day In speculative trans
actions, the actual trade not being very heavy.
IL Is said that 8 mug proposes tebIy mp 65,00
bbs Of stock pork. and work for an upward
movement. Cur local deslers should watch
the scheme. 800 bbls prime mess pork were
sold for export al 81 The Hard
dealers flourish, and prices are IN favor
OF sellers. The demand for old and new is
active, aud the stock low.
Bacon Is IN COED demand, ana is solaks zap
Idly as offered. Many packers have Sld ba-
con four weeks in advance Of It's production
English orders take fancy grades, and The
amount OF sales steadily Increases in New
York. as It does in this city. For delivery in
November, December and January. the prices
are s48S14e for long clears, and $sg5sc for
short clears. 70 European buyer. Contracts,
for want Of stOck, are dun.
Beef has shown no change on barrel stock.
Tieree beef has been duh. The new crop in
New York goes At SIS der tierce, and S24 per
barrel ir beef hams Of The new crop. and a
few sales a. as.
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III RAWLINGS & GO.
Cotton Factors
And
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nc. 254 Front Street,


50 To these who desire Il, re VIII advance
three-f0urths OF the value Of cotton on de-
livery, charging nothing FOR the advance
except bank Interest from the time OF the
advance untl the cotton Is solo and the
money collected. This can hardly fats 20 b8
appreciated BY thOs7 who bring IN cotton on
wagons, and want the money 70 return the
same day before the cotton can be sold. and
b merchants and buyers who want the
money in hand for tEs purpose OF sin-sst
ing Tn facilities for rsmfftRncea ~ Ak
pres are sUch that the shipper can have the
money IN hand IN W. or tbres days after
shipment
- We viii MI all orders al the lowest cash
money in hand. sci
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Finances and Taxation.

Oongress-and we have repeatedly urgedthe
same policy upon the attention Of our legisla-
tare-by lessening public burdens, has aug
meEtsd pablo revenues. II State taxation be
heavy, property Is undervalued by many, and
many more that would deal honestly, cannot
pay, and then the sum total Of debts rapidly
Increased, property IS sold ~ the sheriff, In
dustry Is paralyEsd, and the State ofen loses
both It's money and It's citizens. The fegisla-
1ure now In session win surely reduce taxa
GiOn 10 a minimQn, and the aecruing advsa-
Iages willb be keenly felt in every department
Of trade. Each merchant, b. private CORE
zpondeace, should WELD an Influence with
some msmber OF the legislature IN behalf Of
low taxes 10 The attainment Of this boon
the ApPEAL for wee : past has been devoted.
II Is assumed that taxes TO tbs smouapof Sl08,-
OOO,O0 we're repealed by The last Congress with
out any sensible diminutiOn OF the revenues
OF the government. The N1sescre. Bou well,
VS. agonized, but Congress had Us own way,
and BoutWeu1s Team wese In vain. The less
abs taxation, the greater The prosperity Of the
people, aud the greater the sum collected OF
ahe smaller per ceRtage exacted from popular
Industry.
The London Economist says Of American
taxation, that when the cost Of collection, TO
say nothing Of ipcaleulOble SUMS stolen, Is
considered, Il is evident that Americans are
most Oppressively taxed. In truth, the StstezL
while Boutwell, aud CRAM reign with all their
army OF thieves, should relieve The people OF
All possible local burdens wa not the intel.
Iigent merchants ofthis aty exert their moral
and intellectual power in fastening these con-
v~ietions Of public duty UPON our lawgiversln.
Me1nphk and al Nashville?
During the week the wholesale trade Of this
city has been unusually active, greater than
a. the game period In any former year. Ar.
kansas snd Mississippi merchants, attracted
by fairs 70 Cincinnati, 81 Louis, Chicago, and
other gestsra cities, have calculated the costs
and compared prices, and returned here 70 buy
their supplies. several OF them were on the
market yesterday. Some OF our wholesale
aeslers have been compiled 20 duplicate or
asn whieh originally c~ontsmpiatsd an abuB-
asnt supply for the usual trade OF September
aud October. Everywhere, 50 wei satisfied
are or Wholesale dealers OF the soundness Of
their position, IL Is proposed 70 duplicate here
any bIu ordered ffOm New York at a saving 70
sbe retail dealer. The business Of some Of our
uholesale boot aud shoe dealers has doubled,
and the average fncrease OF this trade Is about
forty per cent. The closing Of theO Ohio and
fnei9ht block 4 beyond Louisville and beyond
Rrtstol has Induced many dealers rom distant
tsxDs 70 send orders here which have hereto
sore been exclusively allied In the EasL Ths
sxnArtmeut once made nxes their custom, and
II can MAYER be diverted. We are tsld by
uholesale tradesmen thai no merchant OF The
anterior Who hsE Tested The msrketADdleArned
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ARTICLES. ism S %
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