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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-11

The New York market to-day declined
1c on all grades, and at neen was quiet
with middling 2l@c. Liverpool has also
shaded off again Lied, making decline
of Id since yesterday. New Orleans is
dull at 2lc for middling, and nothing
doing. Inquiry in this market is light
but factors quote the old adage of calm
before a storm and are firm. Sales were
about 100 bales, including low ordinary
at l34c, ordinary at l72c, strict ordinary
at l85c, good ordinary at l9c, low mid.
ding at 204c, and middling at 2lc.
In its weekly review, the Chronicle of
the 18th sums up the receipts and exports
as follows: .alff
THE total receipts for the seven days
have reached 1864 bales against 446l
bales last week, 1928 tales the previous
week, and 2472 bales three weeks since,
making the total receipts since the first
of September, 1872, 1854 bales against
9l37 bales for the same period of 1871,
showing an increase since September LIST
this year of 44l7 bales.
The exports for the week ending this
evening reach total of 2055 bales, of
which 2055 were 10 Great Britain, none
TO France, and none 10 the rest of the
Continent, while the stocks as made up
this evening are now 81, 40l bales.
From the foregoing statement il will
be seen that, compared with the CORE
spending week of last season, there is a
decrease in the exports this week of sl3S
bales, while the stocks tonight are 49,
9S9 bales less than they were at this time
a year, ago.
OF the crop prospects the same paper
says:
at would seem that in Alabama, es-
the successive rains, the flood,
the caterpillars and the rust have worked
with pretty severe effect upon the cotton
plant in some portions of the State, lesv-
ing apparently very little. In fact our
correspondent at Mobile says that the
crop will be very poor, probably total
failure, and from Montgomery we receive
about the same report. At Selma, how
ever, il has been warm and dry all the
week; and as the cotton is opening rap
idly, and picking is being pushed forward
more hopeful feeling APP
pears to prevail. How far Mississippi
is suffering under the same unfavorable
conditions we do not fully know, though
it would seem by the complaints from
portions Of that State that considerable
Iajury is supposed to have been done.
Our correspondent &c New Orleans be-
lieves that the reports with regard to the
in that State are exagger-
ated; il has been warm and dry there
this week. From Galveston our tele-
gram states that the crop viii be poor;
i has rained there on one day, and the
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GENERAL MARKET.

No boat, from St. Louis to-day, anC
but small portion of yesterdays re-
ceipts were left over, in consequence Of
which prices are without material alter.
alton. The rain interfered with bust.
ness somewhat, but was welcomed not
outstanding, especially those either
directly or indirectly interested in the
staple. Our quotations give the prices
of to-day. Since the above was written
dispatch was received from New York
noting an advance in sugars and quot
ing as follows: Freed A, lls(9llac;
graduated, l2I@l2fc; crushed and pow
dered, l2s@l29c."
APPLES-Choice and fancy, So 0O94 90 y
barrel: common, 81 0092 IS.
BUTTER-Choice in moderate supply only
at &c; fair to prime, lSgl9c; common, 2gl5c.
BAGGING-lrregular;i in filling small or
ders. Light and heavy hemp and fax is sold at
l5h @l6c, but for over 80 pieces l41s9l4Szc is
about the price Iealized; iron-t ties, S@e11c-
the inside price for lots Of over sou bundles.
BRAN-In fair supply last sales were at
BACON-DulI. We quote clear sides, 1919
ollie; clear rib. 105k@l04; shoulders; T5s@
Sc; choice sugar-cured hams, 179lSc; break
fast bacon, canvassed, 1Sgl31zc.
CHICKENS = In better supply at So D
al . for young, as to size; 81 25g4 70 for
mixed, and s. for old.
vHEEsE-Northern factory, l5@l6c; Eng
CHARACTERIZATION $40 v ton at the
COFFEE-Steady. Common Rio. 19@20c;
fair TO prime, 2O1E92s15ci Laguyra, 22@25c;
cciI1BBBxGES-Dull at seas for inferior, and
common at q COCA 50 for choice; market
iscoSN MEAL-Dull. at 81 20 from the ele-
vator, with sales of 50 bbls. on orders = is
CORN-Sales of mixed in secondhand gun
mics at 5Sc, and yellow at SIC, and mixed in
dundee sacks at soc; choice white held at 59c.
FRUIT-Peaches, 81 00@l S y box as TO
quality; grapes, dull. 2@3c per ID; pears, 81 b
box. holding one peck.
FL0UR-Dull; We quote: low grades, 81 50
as 90 medium, s. 59I 5Q; family and fam
cy. 81 0o99 so; sales. so bbls Xxx at IS 50; 50
do. Al family at IS 50 delivered
EGGS-Fresh in demand at &c; small pack /
ages were sold at Sc.
HAY-In fair supply and dull. Wequote at /
81 25d1 10 3 100 from store; 81 00927 90, fair |
TO choice Western, with sales at quotations; /
Arkansas Prarie, SIS.
LEWoNS-Duil at s11 50 y box, for choice.
LARD-Quiet; refined fierce, y549lOc; keg, 1
le,49lle; bucket, loAslloi tin pail l2s<S
MOLASSEs-Firm; Orleans. common to
prime, 5O9TOc; Sugar house syrups, common,
loq50c; fair to good, 55S7oc; Eastern syruys'
NAILS Steady at SIS IS rates.
ORANGE S-Market bare
ONIONS Quiet. at s. 75SS IS per Dbl ship
ping order for choice.
OATS-Are held at 42945c frou store; and
are dull at Cairo at 2692Sc, while holders here
MESS PoRK-In jobbins way. SIS $50
Is 80. 80.
POTATOES New, from wagon, 1881 %
y Dbl measure for cheice, and 81 659l 70, ship
ping order.
rior 10 choice. 9lSdI2c; yellow clarified, liza
3lSc; white clarified, l21<9lSc; hard renned,
white. lS3<dltc, and cofee, lk5{9lzisc.
WHISKY WHhIFsFY I'm, = q S a. ! Saiioa.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
EAfPHIs. TENN. September IL. 1872.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. September IL. 1872. !
The total cotton crop (official) for the
year ending August 3lst, is 2,974,35l
bales, against 4,352,3l7 the year pre-
vious. The total receipts at the shipping
ports for the season just passed were
2,732, 2S6, against 1902, l54 the year pre-
vious The exports for the year were
1857, 3l4, and home consumption 49,
$40, leaving a stock on hand at the
close of the year of 81, 52l bales.
The demand for money continues active.
and the banks restrict their accommo-
dations to small amounts, disbursed only
to regular customers, at the usual rates
Exchange is heavy, and efforts to sell
between banks to day show that par is
the best rate obtainable, while for cotton
bills the counter rates are from par to
ic discount, but in selling 1c premium
is the rate on Eastern checks. GH
Gold is offering only in small amounts.
and is bought by dealers az liz to 1921
for small and large amounts, the New
York rate being ll3s. Local invest
ments are dull and without change. We,
therefore omit quotations.
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MEDDLEsoME OFFIoIoUsSEss. 1t is
strange how miserable it makes some
people to see others happy. and to what
extent an official may sometimes be-
come officious. Only to think that a
man cannot chastise his wife without be-
ing interfered with by some meidling
official, who suddenly conceives fancy
for introducing his friend to the Lord
High Chancellor of the Adams street
Star Chamberl Bye-and.bye it will get
so man can't kiss his own wife, daudle
her on his knee, or in the exuberance of
his joy playfully pitch her down stairs
or out of the window without interior
ance by some envious interloper. Julius
Douglass really feels outraged at the in
ference of Esquire Miller with his fam
lily affairs. Those who wish to condole
with Julius will find him at the county
iait
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something Needed.

II is by attending to little things that a
city becomes great. By afording every
accommodation to denizens and
strangers a city prospers. In this con-
neetion might be mentined complaint
made by our country friends-that the
names of streets are not painted on the
lamps or corners. This is of no import
ance to residents, but to the country
man or visitor from distance it is a
matter of considerable moment. The
absence of such names on the street.
corners compels the stranger to make
numerous inquiries, thing unpleasant
to him because troublesome. Cannot
our authorities attend to this matter and
give some of our mechanics the job Of
painting the names of streets in con-
spicuous manner on the lamps or street
corner buildings2
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Rain at last. Shrubbery redivivus.
No amusements. johnson men stirring.
Cotton coming. Ice in demand. A. j.
speaks this evening in the Square. We
will have another elevator bye-and-bye.
When the water-works are completed we
shant be so much "beholden to the
rain. Everybody will take his family to
the circus next week. The summer
swallows are returning. Another sui
phur we'll has been discovered-this time
on Monroe street. A large number Of
citizens called on Mr.. johnson at his
apartments at the Overton yesterday and
this morning. Cistern water may be
kept free from insects and leaves by
having straincr Of wire game on the
inlet pipes. The BARRIERS Union picnic
at Concordia Garden Monday, Septem
Der 10th. Everybody was delighted with
the rain this morning and stood in the
doorways looking out as if this was the
first shower some Of our citizens had
ever seen--and it was. We shall
have bright moonlight nights now
as soon as the weather clears
of. Cisterns viii all get full now.
A lady complains that her husband is
out for Andy Johnson--till two o'clock
in the morning. A gentleman was walk
ing down Madison street yesterday with
his pocket handkerchief hanging out Of
his rear pants pocket when friend ad-
vised him to "haul it in" or some lady
might find it out" A man was found
in this city yesterday silly enough to bet
that Grant would carry both Pennsyl-
vania and Illinois, and II is. perhaps, su.
perhuous to state that the bet was imme
diately taken by one who was little
better posted. The heated term may be
said to have an end, but the 'embers have
not. Chicago boast relief society
which has made money enough assisting
the poor to build handsome headquar-
tiers of its own. Candy is to be manu-
featured in the hall of the exposition
building during the Exposition right
before the eyes of everybody. For
the benefit of our City Recorder we
would state that in Washington Judge
Dent was fined $500 for lickin a
reporter. Crowds visit the rapidly
rising Exposition building daily. There
is again some evidence of animation
about the site of the Masonic Temple.
The rails are rapidly being laid on the
Jefferson street track. Colonel Kellar,
independent candidate for Congress,
spoke his piece to good audience at
the theater last night. The shower this
morning is the first we have had in five
or six weeks, while in some portions of
the suburbs they have not had rain for
more than two months. The farmers
say their cotton is just open enough to
be damaged by rain, and, therefore, they
don't care to see any outporing" of
this sort.
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Ala the Expedition.

The Memphis Industrial Exposition
gives every promise to be one of the
grandest and most successful public en-
terprises ever inaugurated in our city.
Committees have been appointed to wait
upon the merchants and business men
generally for the purpose Of soliciting
subscriptions to the Exposition. A COM
mittee composed of Alderman Pettigrew
and others will solicit subscriptions from
the Front street merchants, class of
gentlemen noted for their liberality in
aiding every public enterprise.
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NOTICES!

A. H. Goodman, the well-known mer.
chant tailor at 100 Main street, has just
received, direct from the importers, a
complete stock of goods, such as Meltons,
Edredons, Casters, diagonals, elastics,
cloths Of all shades, doeskins, Scotch and
English suitings, pantaloon goods in all
imaginable styles, vestings in endless
variety, which he will make up in the
latest styles and the best possible man.
ner. A perfect fit guaranteed in every
instance. Give him call. 8
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Frank Cheatham.

The following telegram was received
to-day from General B, +. Cheatham,
the peoples candidate as CONGRESSMAN
for the State at large
NASHVILLE. Tenn, September IL, 1872.
DR.. Frank Rice;
| have just arrived in Nashville too
late to go to Memphis. / will meet Sohn-
son and Maynard by appointment at
Chattanooga. Say to my friends every
thing is working well in Middle Ten
nessee. B. Il. CHEATHAM.
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BRooN's Opera HoUsE.-Manager
Broom has recently made arrangements
for q succession of brilliant stars to APP
pear at his popular theater on Jefferson
street during the present season, and the
hsbitueS of that popular resort will find
such entertainment as can be found no
where else in the South. Among the
newest appearances are Green and Sad
der, champion song and dance men, and
Nellie, Lizzie and Richard Robinson,
three very clever Juvenile artists. Alto
gether the programme that Stage Man
ager Marsh Adams now offers is most
entertaining, and the lovers of fun viii
always enjoy a visit to BroOm's Opera
House.
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CRY and country merchants will con-
suit their own interests by examining
consignments at Frankland's, 1876 and
1877 Main street, before purchasing. 30
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FRESH OYSTERS

Crystal Palace, opposite odd Eel.
lows Hall-madame Vincent's-fs
In daily receipt OF the finest Norfolk
and Saddle Rock oysters, either
served or by the can. 25
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LARGE stocks of dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, cutlery, notions, at
Frankland's, 1876 and 1871 Main st. 30
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LARGE stocks of dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, cutlery, notions,
at Frankland's, 1876 and 1877 Main st. 80
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GRAVEL, or composition roofing, both
GENUINE, by E. c. Jones, 2sl Main st.
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Choice white fish and Mackinaw
trout received daily by express.
VICTOR d. FUCHS,
ct Al Jefferson street.
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TRADE sales, all classes of merchan-
disc, throughout the season at Frank
lands, 1876 and 1877 Main street. 80
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LARGE stocks of dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, cutlery, notions, at
Frankland's, 1876 and 1871 Main st. 80
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CIrH and country merchants will coz
suit their own interests BY examining
eonsiguments at Franklands, ls5 and
1917 Main street, before purchasing. 80
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MATTRESSES. 80 Union street.

TRADE sales, all classes of merchan-
disc, throughout the season at Frank
lands, 1876 and 1871 Main street. 80
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Violin and guitar strings. best
Italian, at II. Seehausen's, 240
street. SIT
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FURNITURE, secondhand, 80 Union
street. 9
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A. NJ. SToDDARD & Co., Auctioneers,
SO Union street. y
GENERAL COLLECTING AGEECY.-W. b.
Cotton, Joe Musso and G. R. Egnew
have formed copsrtnership under the
firm style of Cotton, Musso & Egnew,
for the purpose of carrying on general
collecting agency. Memphis has had
nothing Of that kind heretofore, and in
this new enterprise our merchants and
business men will realize long felt ne
eessity. The gentlemen composing this
firm are all well and iAvorably knswn to
our citizens, and We doubt not their sue
cess win be abundant 1850
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, By bar
thOIOmew d Allen, 40 N. Court. 10ft
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Removed to 26O Second street,

heHUFeu 10 zUV otCUHu sSIoo1'
opposite Court Square, where we are
prepared to receive and promptly fill all
orders in our line that we may be favored
with. Our stock of carriages, buggies
and other vehicles, together with car
riage and wagon makers materials,
trimmings etc., will soon be as large and
complete as heretofore.
Thanking the public for their generous
favors in times past, and assuring all of
our prompt attention to their orders,
We are, very respectfully,
IA w. 8. BRUCE & co.
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FoR RExr-Residenc on Rayburne
avenxe. Apply to o. Woodbridge, 80
Union street. 1901
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STORAGE, 80 Union street.
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rook,s Daneing school

j. MOOk's Daneiog school
Will open Tuesday, September 18th, at
y O clock, for gentlemen, at 2S3 Main
street, Clay building. IA
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FRESH LAKE FISH.

MATTRESSES, 80 Union street.
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BOARDING..

-, Ipr-i0r1ING-A GENTLEMAN AND wIfk
SOn 'S sscnTe one or two nice rooms, w IN
osr al 10 private family Located seo' H.
tsSes IRON Poplar stree, s ~ ose oS st. 5ii
corner Jones Syenue ana 10 1870 ,,-,,r1o1 IN
DoARpINa = GREAT REDUCIioN ~
ID board AZ the aU6E,
100 and iii Adams street; -;.h large
ana airy rooms AZ moderate rates'
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

st. Louis..................~J. II. Johnson..5 pm.
ttNt ARRIVALS 4ffh
Steamer j. H. Johnson, New Orleans.
4" Phil Alhn, Friars Point
=" GAINESVILLE. Arkansas river.
Glasgow, White river.
" La Belle, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer A. j. White, Chicot.
" st. Francis, Mariana.
4 Nl" Cleburne, Friar's Point n
r. P. Walt, White river.
" Celeste, Haile's Point.
T. Ii. Allen, Arkansas river.
2" City of Alton, st. Louis.
La Belle, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Glasgow, Cleburne, GAINESVILLE, Phil
Allin, J. H. johnson.
The following are the changes in the
rivers, reported by Signal Service tele-
grams, during the past twenty-four hours:
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PUMrs, l6 jefferson street.
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A. Il. FRANKLANDs auction house,
1876 and 1877 Main street. 80
SHOWCASES, 80 Union street. -
Go TO Allen Bros. for your groceries,
corner Vance and fernando streets.
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MATTRESSES, 80 Union street.
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STEAM BOATS.


Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company--Ror
Helena. Greenville and Vicksburg.
Steamer City of Helena, ILL.,
McKee.................... aster
win leave as above THURSDAY. September
18th, at o'clock pm.
$40 FLEM. CALVERT, sup't.
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NOTICE.

I'm consequence of our house on Mon
roe street being destroyed by fire, on the
of the 9Th inst, we have
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DRIVEN WELLS, Is Jefferson St. Q
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A. E. FRASKLAMD's auction house, 1876
and 1871 Main street. 80
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CHEAP furniture, 80 Union street.

CoKE AND Coal TAR for sale at Gas
Company's Office, 29l Second st. [70-t
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Changes.

tBeIow high water.
Blank (....) indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary.
[0ficiail S. W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
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BOARDING..

D0ARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID or two gentlemen can be accommodated
with pleasant front room and board. by ap-
plying to Mrs. Cunningham, ~ Linden 81.
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MuN REDFORD'S PaSTFRE AND
GWNSs FARW-RARE CHANCE.

MY FARM, SEVEN MILES FROM CITY,
IH contsining 140 acres of splendid land,
snbdivided into fields and wood lots, and well
odonted 10 grass culture or farm products.
Over half the and lays on a small creek and
is of the first quality; large portion OF the
renal der is fresh and quite productive. A
mart has been seeded in. grasses, such az Or
ccbard. Red Top, Timothy, Kentucky Blue,
md Red Clover which would have produced,
nod II been harvested. tive tons per acre. The
imnroyements are first class and all new. con-
sist;ng of n neat cottage of three rooms, halls,
norches. clos It's pantry, kitchen, ETC., in good
order. A splendid sta. lie, just hnlshed, with
ali modern improvements, containing nifty
stalls. with ,leeping room and iced room, ana
large roomy loft above, over 10y feet long also,
n number Of outhouses. Harden, orchard IN
bearing, and splendid well and cistern. The
entire place is watered by never falilng springs
a Il creeks and cannot be surpassed IN fe't l.
ity in the country. From two 70 three tnon-
sand dollars may be made per year, with little
fine hay as is made in the North may be
lawn hailed and sold in addition to pastur-
fn,y The nearest depot Of the Selma railroad,
soop 10 be in ope alton, is scarcely Two miles,
tbus affording convenient facilities Tor snip
sin, anv marketable commodity TO- the city.
XII sole object for selling is physical inability
~ attsnd ne management. and for the next
800 81 dsvs / will offer at a bargain, for cash,
Lv y. nor1ion down, balance on long time; or
~ ;i ,rrsde f.rSify property. Also. my stock Of
E ean Mich Cows. IIriYi Horses. Vehicles.
n ~ etc Possession Immediately. Address
s,s care G. II. Bracket x Co., or call al my
re ;S;es hOi'' Z O MON. W. BEDFORD.
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T;OR SALE-I OFFER MY PLACE F0R
L sale cheap, containing 900 acres, seven
and one mile and a half from the Louisville
rail Dad. For further information a ply to
me on the place. or W G. Rutland, No. 3Ol
Front street, Memphis, Tenn,
IlQ-10 JOSEHh OhAHAM.
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Memphis and Charleston railroad..-.....

New ORLEANS. Septemberl1 II 80 a.m.-Cot-
is firm. Middling. PIG. Sight exchange, 1sc
premium. Sterling. 201s92ls4c.
New YORK. September IL. 1910 a.m.-Cotton
opens dull and nominally lower. Sales for jan
uary, l9ISe; September, 191Sc; October, l9c
November. lSIsc; December 1879.
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A. E. FRASKLAND's auction house,
1876 and 1877 Main street. 80
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IGOR SALE-A 7-HORSE POWER POkIA-
H bic engine and boiler, in good working
order. now running the presses in this ottce;
will be sold cheap to make room for larger
one. - ~
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FOR SALE,

TH0ll sALE-AN ELIGIBLE LOT. FRONT
X ;nA- 20 feet on Elliott street and running
hack IN feet inches between parallel lines,
known as lot No. 5, in block Il, Buffers sub
div;sion. This property will be sold low Tor
,easb GEO W. WINCHESTER,
q - 80 Madison street.
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-, IoOI -oITF-1T 1i1FAIR PRTCE-SADDLE

T,oR aALE-AT AFFAIR PRICE-SADDLE
X and harness horses, at
j, o7 anu d. b. DISM6KE'S. % Monroe st.
[0R sALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS, sUITA-
X .SIe for wrapping paper, very cheap, al
Pubhc Ledger office. Ig -
10 sSS 5ILE-BRAUTIFUL LOT on, ADAMS
V .9-se.. l5xl4sH. l6i-tl J. X. MbA1.
1,op sII-E-A NEW 500 WHEELER a
VW S sewins msehne at pig f discount and
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-11

LIVERPOOL. September IL II 80 a.m.-Cotton
opens heavy. Uplands. l01sd; Orleans. 1913
@l0Hd.
pm. Cotton is dull. Uplands, 100
101sd; Orleans. 105zd. Sales. 1000 bales. of
which 5000 were for export and speculation.