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NOTES OF THE DAY.

Lexington, Ky, calls herself the "A,ueas
Of the West.
Four ladies of Wabash have iallsp heirs
10 5000, 900 francs.
Tue Baptist Of Virginia are s!ill asits,ed
over the question OF the "rsyuIsriy' Of
Roger Wilnams baptism.
Au anvil block weighing some sixty tons
Was recently oast .. to " Washington Navy
Yard.
The highest Office In the gilt Of the nAs
lion is .has Of surveyor o. Meant Washing
ton,
The Universal Exposition N Vienna
next year, Will eclipse The Paris Exposition
Vi 1861.
Al Glasgow, Scotla3d, one iodine factory
uses up ax ,ous Of sea- weed every year.
Rudolf Begas, German, 10 as work upon
. statute ot Washington for msrchAu. Of
HamUurg.
The Freeport Journal says "pairs ere
abundant at that pace, sad frUnt estss
are loaded down Win .asm " ens svsn-
ings."
The mosquito crop 10 New Jsrsey ibis
season 10 SAID 10 surp.ss Ihs yield of spy
previous year Known by the oldest iuAAbl-
iApL.
A Yermonisr who sent for ous Of the
~. 81 hand sewing machiuss sdvsrtised 10
1hs pspers, recalved y shoemsksE's awl,
worth about leu csEis.
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A CARD.

Having understood that . report hss
been started that I refused to grant wsr-
rant to Rev. G. Moore for the arrest Of NJ.
I. B. AIeorn, wish to deny said rumot,
and would state further that no warrsu,
was asked for 10 said matter, tn proof Of
whics I would cite DR.. Poud % witness,
who WAS in the office st The time and heard
oil that was said in regard to the affair.
s REYNOLDS, JP.
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A walking match bsts cen . Parker 0
Landing horse, owned BY Crull, the livery
msn, ond . Pstrolis City horse, owned BY
skss', came Of Saturday afternoon. The
distance walked ives from Psrker's Landing
to Pstrolis, for stake Of %, 500. The con-
''ssan's left the former place at lao, &C.
eomrauied by the judges. Sksst's horse
cane In q 4innsr BY hslf Q mile.
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The supper given BY the ladies Of the
Rshekksh Degree, !. o. Of o. F., at the
AoClintock Hsuse, last evening, was very
pleasant affair aad was highly enjoyed by
s'l present. Mine host Hubert was the
recipient Of many compliments from the
guests st the excellsucs sf the supper pro.
vided BY him.
The social bop st the Opera House, After
hs supper, also passed Of very plsasanuy.
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Tho burnt out sewing girls Of Boston sr,.
- plueky ~ the msrshss,s. Some friend,
suggested The other day 10 enc Of them ,b,,
. contribution be made to supply her With .
Dew machine. She having los, hers BY .b.
Ore, but she proudly replied that she han
obtained . situation - . domes,ic, ana
should stay whore she was uu,il she ssr,.d
. new nA chine.
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Geo. W. King, Jr.. the we'll known butch
or. has dns lay out for Thsnksgiving.-
Tho incest lot Of dressed Turkies we ever
set eyes on 10 this region. Those who have
not purchased their Thanksgiving Turkey
should call on George.
Parker, The butcher, next door 10 the
RECORD office, has also laid in . fac stock
OF dressed turkeys, chickens, 6c. Cali on
him, 70 hungry mortsls.
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A. Tolsis, o., 90 rscsa I; occasion, q
youug man vas robbed OF his watch while
going home from church ct night, hut on
<stt'ng tNs spot next morning, found tia
watch iyias oa the ground the thieves hsv-
'ng dropped Il aud we're unable to 6nd 1t 10
Ae dark.
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1t Is reported that . pilgrimage 10 Rome,
10 the course Of the winter, is. being organ-
lied 10 France, to consist Of two thousand
persons. The pIlgrinp srato pay one hum
dred and twenty francs a head for journey
food, and lodgings; So .hsy must make up
their ninds to pilgrims fare and shelter 10 q.
deed 10 that most expensive city.
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Captain RiehAd +. Burton, the dIstIng-
uishsd traveller, has just returned from q
journey OF exploration to the unknown 10.
terror Of Icslsnd, whence be biiugs 9 vslua
bic collection Of bones aud sncisnt iupls
ments discovered there. =
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A st Louis beer guzslsE has gone 10 Sss
Francisco 10 drink Q match With nan who
can drink SO mugs of beer In Eve honrS
showing that Tho fosls are not oil dead
yet. 3
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The Albuquerque IN. N.Y. Revi.~ ,hinks
thai tie policy OF The misaiousries and Of
the government should be to make hs.dsmeu
ouS Of The Indiana II says they will never
itiIi, the coil, but that they would herd Ca.
tie.
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The late auction sale Of August Bslmoars
valuable collections OF paintings, probably
the finest in the country, is now accounted
for BY the statement that the final defeat
of Tsmma,y, through which be controlled
he eity's funds, has bankruptsd him.
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I:nnesoss has, Yielded wonderful ersp,
this season. See the following item: "An
old,lsdy sesrly Nx.y ysars OF age. living in
the town Of Csaio,, lately gave birth TO .
bOuuciog boy that s!ssdisd shs beam u
nine pousds.
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The be ira Of an Illinesisn, who fatally
fractured bis scull by falling ous Of bis wsg-
on while Intoxicated, have recovered 81 900
damages from she.bar ksseyr. who sold Sim
the liquN,
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Thslsales Of The land department Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company TOR the
month Of OctobsI we're 20, 6e7 acres, amount
ing 10 the sum OF $92, $40, at 40 average VI
- so per acre.
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The English Secretary Of War has coucuS
ded to let the soldiers play csrds In their
recreation rooms, and sse. H. it, won't keep
them from the grog shops
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Local Notices.

FOR SALE OR REAT.
A good dwelling in Wild
Cat Possession givenimmedi-
ately.. ApplytoC.C. CHURCH,
Rochester House.
Nov. lo-lv.
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The hrst examination Of an. American
belle Oh entering The Cathedral OF Milan
was, "Oh what church to got married
H."
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II GAFFNEY keeps constantly o,
hasd Scotch Ale and Loodoa Porter, ss,se
ally for family use.
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Divine services will Be held 10 morrow,
Rev. Burchard officiating.
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Gold at l p. N. ll2N
HNO PAPER TOMORROW.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Our ONCE will bs closed to.morrsv Nov,
2s,h, 1872.
GEO. H. BISSELL 4 co.
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Dsys Doines. New Varieties, New York
Clipper. Wilk's Spirit. and oil sporting pa
pers at the POST OFFICE EEW3ROUN,
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CIGARS

Eovsrs OF good cigsrs will find several ~
ursly new brands. never b-fors iutroduerd
10 this place, at the Post Office News Roou
Thsy are warranted pure Havsnss.
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For Pure Wines warran I'D = such y re-
HfuthsskUsa Of BfUsrsu 90 u 6ASfHA1S.
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? 'etroieum Centre Daily Record.

0lroI0um Nehtre OdIIy NeCOru.
ret. Centre Pa, Wednesday, Nov. 81
Divine Service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath ct IL A. N. ana
~ r. N. Sabbsth School at l2J p. NJ.
eats free. 4 cordial invitation extend.
a b al
Rev. q. xOoRI, PASTOR
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Prsaehisg 81 II o'clock A. NJ. aad
o'clock r. NJ. BY the Pastor, W. G. BuKcH.
ARD. Sabba,D School N l2H, directly
after isrsnoOp service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Ass.ing Tuesday svsnilgs Of
saeh week.
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MONETARY ANDFINANCIALMATTERS

NEW YORK, October SL-MONEY close,
though not stringent, at per cent. currency
to per cent gold. Sterling heavy unde an
increased supply Of cotton bills and fear OF a
squeeze IN cash, and closed at l0ShalOss
for long, and i095saQ0 for short sight.
Gold was steady but quiet within the
range OF ll2h@Ii2L, with exceptional sales
late in the day al llZ5k Loans l-82Gl-b4fOr use
OF borrower and 294 per day for carrying.
Cearings, S56,00o,0o0. Treasury disbursements,
S5G 600. G-OUeTnmentS opened lower, but
closed firm at the following quotations:
United States Coupons 1881, u6z; 5z6 OF
lS62, u5B; 5-8E OF 1855, n5k; 5-9s OF 1855, Ll6A;
of 1855, lIs94 Currency 6s, llShi new IS me-
100, uS1E. Southern Securities very dull nut
steady at the following quotations; Mis-
sonris, IennesSees, 3D. 5SA IenR oi5 81,
North C~arolinas. new, %; North Carolinas,
old. Is. The sock market opened hrmer,
Tseihc Mail, but the hrmness did not con-
tahae, the whole market being rather duh
very irregular all day. The u-neasiness about
Rock Island caused a decline from lOe6 10
IuTE, from which Il recovered to l0S3s. North
western opened at 76H, advanced 70 81, fell
10 So and closed at 81. Pacific Mail opened
al 90 sold down 10 ~ closed 81 -. Fflees
which had been dropping most OF the day
were better and strong at the close, on a re-
port, which was probably unfOundeds that
the amountof legal tender notes outstanding
has been raised during October from SS56,0O0,OO
TO SS60.500,000. The Commercial says II IS gen
orally understood that a further issue OF Rock
Island bonds Is likely and lawful ana Lnc
anxiety Is that there should be proper notice
Of such increase. Quotations: Canton,
l0s; Western Union Telegraph Company,
-: Quicksilver, Gk; Adams Express Com
81; Wells & Fargo1s Express
COMPANY, s.; American Merchants Union
Express Company. Il; United states Express
Company, IS; Pacific Mail, 95; New York
Central, IS; Erie, 531S; Erie, preferred, 13i
Harlem, u2; Harlem, preferred, us; Michi-
gan Central, ia; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
So; Northwestern, So; North
western, preferred, SIS; Rock Island, l0oZi
New Jersey Central, l021s; ST. Paul, So; 81.
preferred, 7515; Wabash, WS; Wabash,
preferred, IS; Fort Wayne, o.; Terre Haute,
Is; Terre Haute, preferred, 40; Chicago and
Alton, 1922 Chicago and Alton, preferred,
rs: Ohio and Mississippi, ~; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, Sc; Burlington and
Quincy, IS5; Union Pacific stock, SSk; Central
Pacific bonds 1907; Union Pacific bonds, sSEj
delaware and LackaWanaiSH; Harlem and
NEW ORLEANS, October Sl.-Sight ex-
change, 4 discount; sterling exchange ~
GHz-
LONDON, october SI.-Consols, for money,
g2k; on account. 81; US. 52s.lsS5, SIS; Us,
SOS, 1857, 93Z; u. s. O-40s, So new IS, esi
Erie, As. The bullion in the Bank Of England
increased EA05,900. Tomorrow being reg
ular settlement day by the BanE Of Englund,
there win be no transactions on Change.
FRANKFORT, october Blu. s. Coupons,
5-10s, %, So.
PARIS. October 3-Hentes 53f. l2c.
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COTTON, MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, October 81, D:N am-The
cotton market Is easy Ordinary, lb3ecj good
ordinary, lsc; low middling, l$s ;middling,
1870; Alabama, 2O1se; Orleans, 2yHsci Texas,
2esc. Futures easy; sales to-day, 1000 bales;
sales last evening, 800 bales; January, nom
inally lsSc; February, nominaliy lsAc;
March, 1870 asked; april, 2OHc bid May,
nominally 2g%c; october, nominally lgfei
November, IsIc paid; December, Is ll-lee
a:iO p.m.-The cotton market IS quiet;
ordinary, 1910; good ordinary, lsci low mid
ding, lg3Sc; middling, ls1sei Alabama, A1sc;
Orleans, 9sSc; Texas, 2ssc. Sales to-day
futures, 500 bales; last evening, export, go
bales; to spinners, $50 bales speculation, .
bales; included IN the sales are 56 bales to
arrive. Futures easy; November, BIC.
$40 pm.-The cotton market is MI;
ordinary, l65sc; good ordlnary lsc; low mid
ding. lc; mlddings ne Alabama, @7se;
export, 67 bales; 10 spinners, 20 bales in
transit, 200 bales Included in the sales are bol
bales 70 arrive. Futures dull; February, 1910;
March, lssc;S yNAe.
Cotton re- for six DAYS at all United
States ports-Receipts, l0l-58 bales; export 70
Great Britain, Sl0S bales Continent, 2,S58
bales; stock, 1889 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 81, 30 am
Cotton is moderate demand; middling, lshc.
No sales.
. p.m-Cotton Is firm; middIing, I91Sc;
sales tO-dsy,'90 bales; last evening, 500 bales
receipts, 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL, october 81, Il 30 a.m-Cot-
ton quiet but steady; ~unlands, 10000; Or
leans, I0%9l0vd. sales 70 ny, 1900 bales.
100 p.m.-Cotton market suieter; uplands,
IOalOEd; Orleans, l0kGlO3sd. Sales to-day,
1900 bales; export and speculation, 1000 bales.
p.m.lCofton market quiet; uplands, l0d
Orleans, i0Hd. Sales to-day, l5,O0O bales.
CINCINNATI, october G-Cotton is quiet;
middling, lgNc.
ST. LOUIS, october a.-Cotton steady; low
middling, Is1zGl9c.
LOUISVILLE, october 3l.-Cotton IS e~asieri
DIV middliug, lsFe.
NASHVILLE, October 3l.-COtton is quiet
and weak; low middling, HNc.
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LAND 49,.
In Supreme Court at Jackson.

In supreme court at JACKSON
No Ez, n. C. D-virEnia Bach Us. Ida
LOundes e. al
DY VIRTUE Of decree pronounced in this
ID case Jun d, liz, BY the supreme Court OF
Tennessee, at Jackson j VIII sell tothe
bidder, In front Of The Elrst and second
Chancery Court rooms, on second street, ia
the city Of Memphis on
Friday, the FIRST DAY Of November, Isz2
within legal hOuu,fh Interest OF Accomplishment,
Virginia Bach, IN the real estate meurione1
and described in the pleadings a. folows. An
undivided half Interest IN a lot OF ground Ia
the county OF shelby, state Of Tennessee,
being part Of a division allotted 20 John G
McLemOre IN the division among the pro
prietOS Of the city Or Memphis, and conveyed
by said McLsmore 70 o D. Graham and
Wounded a. follows, tO-wlt= Beginning at a
8 on the northeast side Of Market street
road. said stake being the soutneast corner OF
q lot sold BY said Graham % VA A1kenf
thence south 50 east tmagueucl with me
north side Of said road one hundred luJ feet
to a stake, the southwest eomer o. a lot sold
By said Graham TO Hack q Nesbitts raeuce
with their northwest boundary about one
hundred and segeuty-nTe Ql5i feet % tneiF
northwest corner course norm > east
thence south, "a west ~ ~ ZEE
10 AikRns' northeast corner thence south ~
west with Aikens' line % the beginning being
the same lot OF ground conveyed DT John u
Graham to Ely Fair Hudson DT deed dated
eighteenth October, lsE- and recorded m Book
N, pages loo and 10. IN the Registers Office or
shelby county, Tennessee.
said undivided Oue-haf interest i'm the
above described lot VIII be sold on a credit or
seven y and twelve " mont1st purchaser
executing notes, with approved security,
barring Interest from date, for the purchase
money. and lien retained upou The property
until said notes are paid.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
CAN'T 4 MCDOWELL, SOLICITOR
HHnHnnaE LAL nc.
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him a prior security upon the property. tn,
lien OF the latter Is good asaEninstth former
but the consignee does not thereby obtain any
/ pledge. for value. OF the Bill on iading. mad,
prior 20 The delivery Of the property 10 TIT
QuotanOns FOR tsed ars Jor round lots on a.
tundiac ualcss 00aeTsgiss expressed,
BUI1DERs' DISQUALIFICATION cement
k~osendale, s. GOES IS; hair, 5@ec , pound
hre-brick, 81 100. Alabama lime, by tn,
e95t3aa ~ i cap lime, on landing' 81 q 4
di5c; frouties 69Skc: baling Irvine laal5c
BEEF, Erc-Forequafters, Ease; ~hindquar
BEEswAx-2sc \ pound.
BUTTER 80 Common, l2ai5c; fair, lSa22c
aud choice Western dairy, &9Ac; extra a
BAcoNLClearsides. l2l6@I21fe; clear RIB,
eanvassed, ro; canvassed, 9lsci breakfast
BRAsZsaies Of IS sacks at s2l, which was
probably above the market.
CoRNEsale Of 100 sacks at &c; later arrivals
CXBRAeE.LOld, selling al 50 Og4 90; fresh
gooo, nom y 9sb ~;
cANDLEs-Lght and fun weights y n
6EEEsE-Fsetory, lssleXc; English dairy,
cofrKE-we quote at lsszc for Rio, 2iIss
NMc for Java.
EGGs-Weak at &6Nc.
FLoUR-Double extra, 81 D97; treble ex-
ira, s. 509S: family, s. SOC; fancy, ~ 69l0.
FRuTT-Apples, s. 25G4 8 for common 20
choice. Lemons at 81 %. Dried peaches
mixed, 3@5c. Apples, 595Ec. Oranges SC %
per box. Cranberries, Sl29l4 y Dbl.
GRocEREs-Soda, re for key, and SC for box
Starch, skG5 > n. German soap, 6sg4se
low sugar Ia hhds l0@l2c; soft refined, whlte
2diEsc: powdered, l3kRlsc. Hard reuheu
white crushed and granulated, lSE9lS4c
HAr-Sale OF sc bales, 8 prime, % choloei u
HARDwARE-Nails, s. &; iron bar, 9tei
cast steel, PIC; castings country UNIV
ware. 5L,d8c: axes. Sl2al6S.
HoNuNY-S 7ba5 2 bbl; EritS Sgo9L
KRAuT-Sfeady 81 y bbl; $ hali Dbl;
LARD-Tierce refined, s'4Ss5aef Aes' A1sS
MoLkssFs-Prme to choice plantation. 90
65c inferior. 43Ef5c; common 20 prime sugar
syrup, 4og55c; fancy "SSe' Ne"
at soc. -.
Offering lower: 26 sacks choice mixed sold al
. ffs-Coal oil. S2asic y gallon; lard oil,
aaeaSI a. West Virginia lubrtca1ng, GpUlc.
ONToNs-No slyer-Skins in market; reds
P~ogETo1s-Held at s. 50 ON landing, s. 3 in
store. sale Of 100 bbis peachblows al s side
PowDER-Rine, 81 akeg; shot, 81 75a3.
PouITRY-Young chickens, Ug3 5i old A,
= z7Rf- turkeys. Si0al5 3 dOz.; ducks " ~
TFdoz.: geese, s8GS 3 doz.
sALT-Per bbl., s. s.; 7-bushel Dbl, s..
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NOn.Resident Notiee.


NO.732.-In the First Chancery Court OF Shell
by county, Tennessee-Henry Buck, Annie
L. Buck ct al vs.. Francis E. Pratt ct al.
IT appearing from afhday1 ia this cause that
i the defendants, Francis Z. Pratt, a citizen
Of Alabama; Mary f. Hawkins, LudOlphus
d. Hawkins, VIC. II. Buck and Mildred NJ.
Buck, Of Mississippi; Henry Buck, Of Louis
VIM, J.. D.. Carter, sarah C. Carter, OF Texas;
Casper Neal, Agnes NJ Neal, Robert Blair,
Mary p. Blair, OF Alabama; Christina Mas
singRle, Thomas Massinga e, Edward Massiu-
gale, Charlotte MaSsingale, William Massin-
gale, Virginia f. Wethered, James We=hered,
o mississippi also, Bledsoe Wethered, Marcus
Wethered. William Wethered, Abram Weth-
cred, EudOra King, susan A. King, william j.
King and n. j. King, minors without regular
g~uardisn; Charles l.. smith, Mildred Smith
also, Anna Ray, William Ray, Arthur Ray
and Geo. Ray, miners without regular guard
ian; Sarah E. Buck, William Q. H. Buck and
Kate Buck, minors without guardian, Of Ala
children whose names are and
without guardian, of Texas, n al or whCm
gre nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee
said unknown defendants may be interested
In certain property involved herein: .
1t is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in December, 1871, and plead,
answeror demur TO Complaiuants' pill or the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO them
and set for hearing eXuarte. and that a cOpy Of
this order be published oucea week, for our
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This October %, lS2.
A cOpy.-Attest:
EDMUND 4. COLE, Clerk and Master.
r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Heiske1 & Wetherford and smith, scott q
Jefferson. EOfg. for cOmuInfS. 0cFl wed
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No. Sc, R. DIN the Probate Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee.-1udiana Scott, fOfmerly
Indiana MallOn. Administrative OF ne Estate
Of James Mallon, decased.-EX parte-
FINDER and by virtue Of an nteHccuaot1
u decree for sale entered in the aboFe
cause, at the September Term, ISL OF the Fro-
bate Court, I win sell 70 the highest hidder, at
public auction, in FROM OF the courthouse
door Of said Court in the city OF Memphis on
Saturday, November 2, 1877,
within legal hours. the following described
real estate, situated in the town OF Elleishs
shelby county, Tennessee, bounded @sioHo"s'
tO-Wft:
Los No. (. fronting s. feet on Fayette street
and running back 80 feet on Market streets
being 81 by 10 feet, anu upon which Is t"o-
story frame building nearly new. Also
Lot No. 3, 81 by 49, feet, oeglnmng % .
take the northwest corner OF Lot NO. on
Faystte street. thence west 81 feet 70 astAASl
thenc south 80 feet 10 a stakes thence east !.
feet 10 a stake, the southwest corner OF Lot
No 4; thence north $50 fees to the ~beginnlnEi
and pOn which is a tWo-st0ry bulQlnei WIN
kitchen, O~uthOuses, stables, etc. and goo0 ca-
tern.
Terms OF SALE-Cne-third cash and me oai-
ance on q credit OF six months retdlnlns a
lien on the property 10 secure deierred pay
meats; purchasers executing notes win ap-
proved securities
"A copy-attest: JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
RyJ, II. Cullen, Deputy Clerk. 0cz Wsd
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Our receipts for the month ending to-day
are ss.06 bales and shipments S,l02, against
5i,0D received and 45,7G shipped during the
corresponding month last year, and e08 re-
Ceived and 75l received last month. The
total sales for the month, as reported daily,
are zoo bales.
The New York Chronfcle has the following
criticism on the last Bureau report. We re-
mark that while there was q certain proper
ton Of los up 70 p~ickfng-time the very fayO-
rable and continued inc weather since has
by It's favorable effect 70 some extent, how
much time wiz show, reduced that proportion.
The Chrgnfcle saws. We do not pOsSegs anv
special ingenuity Tor interpreting the Agricul-
tural Bureaus cotton reports; they appear to
Us 10 Be quite unlnteIligible. Last month,
however, on being interviewed by telegraph,
the Bureau admitted that their figures at that
time Indicated a probable crop Of 3.6o0,e0
bales The September report, Therefore, may
b. stated thus: Condition, 81; increased acre
age, %: crop. aGo0pQ."
They have now issued the October report, in
which % Is said that the condition is at pres
sut 81 per cent; increased acreage, % per cent.
same ~ before; OF a falling of Of I per cent.
in condition. As the figures for acreage were
obtained Immediately after planting was com
pleted, and as that acreage has since been de-
creased by foods, ETC. how is Il possible TO es-
innate the crop on the ststemenf Of The soon
ditiOu" Of what is now standing, without
knowing the loss Of acreage during the sum
me as compared with last year? Sdll.if the
Bureau continue 70 bold 70 the statemAnt OF
last month a. q correct Interpretation Of their
meaning At that time that Is, 100000 bales In
September, the October figures would be 49,
~ bales les, OF $4,000 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-01
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK October 3l.-The dry goods bust
ness is very quiet In all departments Of trade,
although 1obbers are kept fairly busy IN MI
ing orders from the Interior, which come
forward Il fair amounts. The market con-
tinues steady and strong, with no quotable
change in prices. The New York daily Buuc-
in says thai foreign goods are dull In i'm
porters' and jobbers' hands, but auction rooms
were largely attended again to-day. The large
auction sale Of lupins, marines and dress
fabrics was a success, bidding was brisk and
better prices prevailed for all plain goods.