Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-03
COTTON EXCHANGE.
CaIA for fts EstabIfshaeat-kIsO Can fer
anestfng On Monday, az Half.
Past Three O'clock.

ment OF cotton exchanges ct various
points, some Of which handle much lesa
cotton than Memphis, and feeling the ne
cessity for an organized union, for the ad-
vancement OF our mutual interests,
therefore we, the undersigned, place our
names to this call for the HMemphis Cot
ton Exchange pledgipg our money and
our individual labor TO tie support to
WnaseVeT extent may reasonably be re-
quired:
WiB- Galbreath, Bernard Bowling & Co.
Hil, Funtaine & Co., ToOL Phillips & Co,
DAY Rroudrt, Brooks, Nicely & Co,
mos ID. Allen &C.,, Brooks q Co,
Estes FtEer PlDson, A. d Scarborough 8 TO-,
buaDy, johnson a Co., F. W. Irvine & 90,
Guy, Mcclellan Co, Smith, Neel & Co.,
Pearce, S1ggs q Cor AT. Lacey,
Dnlsrd Bro. Conn., VIM. Gay aCo,
DlcA1nsoni Williams q Graham & Winford,
~, Taylor, Bradford q Co..
Keel Ooy Rosser, lizard & Co.,
tratton, James & CO.. Hogan, Selden & Co,
Il. N. ApperSon & Co, John p. HUI.
Meooer q Williams, W. Z. @ Foster,
Shane Harris q Co., Fargason q Ciay.
! /. d; tatTick Co.. artee, BurlesOn & Co,
IL h@S15ns Co., cambridge, Mitchell &
schoolneld, Hanauer 4 ]. r. Goodwin 90,
Co., Owen 4 CoI
darlington & howell, A.G. TTeadWeli Z Co,
Jonn 3 Leach & Co., &c. Terry& Co,
IL Haynes q 90, Petit & Simpson,
Crissmau, Stewart &ROotes q CO.,
Co, stewart Brothers &
alcksr blggs q Ratter- Gwynne,
HaUEa -
NJ Rossell, George s Rie6ardso1 &
K a.. Hume, Co
Howes & Woodbridge, Forster, KeaIhofsr &
Goo lett & Co, Co.
Gage g Fisher, John L. Norton,
Mosoy, Hurst & Co.; L NJ. WOlcott,
TAYLOR & Rutland, DashieIl- StsVarA ca.
Martin q Hillsmau. Scott 4 10
Ford, Porter g. Co, Lew.
Mgrrts, Lea q Co, A Hatehett,
RalDh, Wormley & Co, s. W. Green,
n 4lsneG Co., J. Harmon & Fro,
W. baylis & Co., ]. q ]. steele & Co.
S.M. Anderson, Thos- Fox
Z Z. Frank & Go, dHssou, aeming & Co,
Georgo Winchester, Holmes & %.
J.. W. Jefferson q Co, Hidden & AYery,
CT {. Smith, w. WIuIsmss
As. Maleott, Benjamin Babb,
u y, I. curtis, &c, Johnson & Co,
" Tracy Eustts, Nelsrn & II rs,
=. Faus Co., j. +. DOwdy,
John n. Ware & Co. james Milford, D.,
Martin Day, A. dlett & steffy.
Z G&l9nsI A A. Patton & %.
v. =. Farkert Is Hobart q Co,
Katzenberger Bros, Andrew Borden.
7. @. Tate 4 Co, D. II. Townsend.
! d Miles Z %. II rtmus q Co.,
&c Davis & Co, j. a. Cash.
Lone, Moore & Co. W. BOWIas 4 Co.
The Ledger Of last evening, having re-
ference to b above, ssys: "A meeting
will be held at the rooms Of the chamber
Of commerce on Monday, March 4th, At
hali-psst three O'Clock p m for the pur-
pose OF organising the Memphis cotton
exchange. Il is earnestly requested that
every cotton man who Is interested in the
movement Will BE- present. To make the
exchange q success, every one should take
3 personal interest in the matter. Over
one hundred nsmes have already been
obtained as members of the exchange.
Among them are b leading firms of the
city. Let all who are interested In the
growth Of our city attend the meeting on
Monday. Every merchant and business
man hould be there"
We agree with our contemporary, and
hope the meeting will be as large and in
MENTAL as the signatures above would in
dictate. We also hope that whatever may
be the result, this organisation, while
distinct from the chamber Of commerce,
will enjoy the services Of the same score
tary, so as much as possible to limit the ex-
pense attending 3 wholly separate organ
ikstion,