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elevator, 4Oe; mixed sacked, SOC. Oats
dull; No. 2 In elevator, 36%c; choice
mixed sacked, 45c. Barley unchanged.
Rye lower; No. 2, on track and In eIs-
vator, 75@75e. Whisky, 67Kc. Pork
dull; j0bbing and order lots, $lz 75@13.
Dry salt msats-only small orders filed.
5@6%c. Bacon in fair demand; shoulders,
&c; clear ribs, 7167he; clear sides,
7ko. Lard irmer, sK9sZc cash; SIC for
seller February. Hogs quiet, 50 1904 10;
some fancy lots, A25. Cattle unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 22.-FIour: no ex-
port demand except for low grades Of
extras and spring superines, which were
weaker, and buyers refused to purchase
except at lower prices. Wheat quiet and
unchanged No. 1 spring, 81 q, No 2
spring, 81 RS Corn quiet and IN
cheDged; No. 2 mixed. 39Zc. Oats duh
snd q shade lower; No 2 32He. Rye
quiet but hrmeT; Nc. / snd No. 2, 67ZA
CSC. Barley dull and 3 shsdo lower; No. 2
spring, GIG. Pork opened firm but closed
dull at Sl2 75s Lard in good demand at
full prices, $50. Hams in pickle, SG9Lo.
Green meats quiet and firm; hams, 66SLe:
shoulders, 3%o; rough sides, SIC. Bulk
meats stesdy snd In moderate demand;
shoulders, 4b@4ke; sides, 5Ke Boxed
meats steady; Cumberland middles, 5Z@
6He. Hogs opened firm and closed dull,
with buyers holding On range, 81 1904 80;
dressed in good demand ct 81 SIX. Whis-
KY quiet and unchanged, S5c Cattle in
good demand at fall prices; good shipping
grades arc wanted 81 full prices.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Janusry 22-Flour in fair
demsnd; superfne 1895 25; family So 5O@
8 20; Wheat scarce snd firm; small sales st
81 1901 90, Corn steady snd in moderate
demand st 6Se. Barley 65@75e. Oats
55@6Oc. Rye Soc. C0rnmesl, quiet at
50 p. Mess pork, SI4; rump, S11 so,
Lgrd-stesm, &c; kettle-rendered, 9Xc,
Bulk meats steady-snd in moderate de-
mand; shoulders, SIC; clear rib, exc;
clear sides, 70. Bacon scarce and firm;
prices unchanged.
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, January 22.-Tobaceo IN
changed, Sales 100 bids; Tugs, $697; low
TO medium leaf 81 25G9 so; fair to good,
$l09I5. Begging fair speculative de-
mand, though holders unwilling make
any concessions; heavy hemp and fax, |
held at lS9I4c. Flour active for all
grades; for southern shipments extra
family, S. 80. Wheat quiet, holders ask
ing 81 509I 70 for red and white. Corn
fair order demand; sheIlsd, SIC Oats in
active demand; prime, ass. Rye steady; !
in demand at $50. Provisions firm, de- /
msnd good; mess pork, SIS so Bacon
active, chiefly On order; shoulders, TIC; |
clear rib. packed, 71ze; loose, TIC; clear
sides, nc, packed; hams, sugar cured,
l3c. Bulk meats active at Saturdays
quotations. Lard in moderate demand;
prime leaf In t~ierces, sc; kegs, 10o. Whis-
Ky steady, Sc
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Stocks and Bonds-Stocks fell st two
o'clock on a rumOr of the failure Of q
prominent savings bank, Tbs bank
nsmed By the report is Z Of tbs strong
est in tie city, and the report was an
doubleday started simply ter speculative
purposes. Then the market reacted, and
wss firm az about the opening prices.
Union Pacific lard grants closed at $3.50
49, incomes, 83H@Ssa5, The closing quo
tstiOns were:
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REPORT FOR THREE DAYS AT A
UNITED STATES PORTS.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, January q,
HIS s.m.-The cotton msrkst is firm.
Middling uplands, lO5sd; middling Or
leans, 10Id.
) p.m.-The cotton market closed IN
changed. MiddliDg uplsnds, 10Ad; mid
ding Orleans, 1920. Shipments from
Bombay, 49, 600 bales.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF vALUARLE LANps.al

HINDER and by virtue OF q deed OF truxt
~ . me sxs9uted By A. Q. Lana. ESQ. on
ms 18th day OF Deeember, Ko and recorded
stssippL 1 VII, on
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ExEcUT0R'S SALE or PERsOEAL
PHQPERTY.
A 8 executors Of John W. Quenichss, we
VIII, on
Friday, Ianuary IS, Isza.

On The farm OF said Q-uenichst, on ths Gem
tral Hin road. about eisVsn miles southeast
OF Memphis, sell, for cash, Al public auction,
the following property, toy wit. 1stalliOn, z
Mares 5 colts, Z ~Jenufes, 10 head OF Hogs, I
Buggy and Harness, q Wagons and IA ness.
1 Dox Carpenters Tools, I Blacksmith shop
n fixtures, II Cow, l YeardDg, Flows. Hoes
n RloWgear, ] movable aTfssmiu. I Eagle
GlnstRnd, Household Furniture, Corn, Fod-
DEF, and all other personal property on the
premises. WILLIAM p. Deadlock,
n. r. EEMASTER,
A. 1AKkR, executors Of
lalL Lna Lnhn OnanInnar M.nn.a.a
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GB@O1 FsGnns's tBisdaohs)
EIlerton O......---.23 fremont H....--.-lH
fremont A----.lS Hamilton. S2k 70
BOOts n shoe.

The market has been unusually quiet
the past week; but few personal buyers
have been ia the market, Orders, how
ever, save been bsttsr Than the previous
week. Theweather has been Unfsvorsblo
for heavy wear. Prices rule about the
ssme. This market does not respond to
the advance in the Eastern market, but
will DO compelled TO as the spring stock is
purchased.
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CLUBBING RATES-To clubs Of two OF
more subscribers we win send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper in the South-S8x55
inehes-for one year, each, &. To clubs Of
two or more subscribers, we VIII send
EUNDAY APPEAL TOR one year. each.
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This above statement Is exclusive of one
bank each Ia Oregon, California, Idaho
snd Eontsna, from which no reports
were received.
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Sales to-day, 1900 bsios. Strict low
middling-l5 Ct 20Zc: $50 81 20Zc; 40 81
2OZc Low middnDg-S2 ct 20Le; 90 st
zoe; so at 20Hc; l02 st 20zc; $50 AZ 2lZc;
p ~ 20Kc; lie st 20%o; 90 st 20Lc. Strict
good ordinary SO Et 1870; 50 st zoe; 20 at
lgZc; IS st zoe: 81 e. zoe; 5 At zoe. Good
O~rdiusrv-Iz e isXe; Is e. I9Zc; - ~
1gZc.2f7 st 1880, IS at 1890. Strict Ordi-
nEry-A at 1895 s s. lSc; 60 st I9e. Ordin-
ary-l4 - I6He; p a. iShe; 63 at 1870.
Stains-6 81 1875. ReiseilOns -l6 a. ISc
MIxea@ at I6c; Z st i9o.
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The following tabulatsd stsb6men, care
fully compiled IRON our lies, shows the
receipts, sales, shipments and prices OF
cotson per week, beginning with the first
week in September;
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Trust Sala

aBBy virtue OF h. 8 HasssHis trust Deed
to me, dated he 18Th day Of July, A y. lsa,
n recorded in BOOK 70 PAGE 81, I VIII sell,
for cash.
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This table shows a FALLING OF for the
week as compared with last year, some
1900 bales.
The following table shows the trsnssc-
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C~opartnershlp NOtlee.

ToHN D. HUHN Snd JACOB NJ. WOOD be-
The business will be conducted under the
same name and style OF arm as formerly.
Mansfield 4 HI9BEE.
Memphis. January /, I73 iaH
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0R. .. 8. SoHNsoN's
MEDICAL DlSPENsAEY
slo zAE STREET. CUP STAIRS
s'twssn washington and Adams ssrssla
SEEPHB, zEEE-
go 81 go D.

EnoW permanently established for gas trsa +,
m5ut Of patients, both ma1a and asmSIg
who are afnlcted WITT any form ~
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and one vial with AedicstCd Powders, sufs
eient to make one Fiat ofinjecGon; and ont
Syringe, enough 10 cure any ordinary case.
So Price So Fer package, sold bY AZ
Druggists, CT sent y UeI f0r 500
Tho "~Tcgetsbss CEreS and "Fegstakia
Remedy - are cola by1es onsills Druggists
everywhere some dealers, however. try 70
sell cheap and w0Ttlle compounds IN piacs
Of these, IN orders maze more money. Be
not deceived, ask FOR these s., prepzrations
AID tcke 10 others II the dealers 90 not
kesp them. ~euclo5e the money in 8 letter and
- viii send t,Jl,4 u return nail
ladies oy Cen. Elen VIZ Glgfor treatment,
81 stala their symptoms IN lul; they reed
not hesitate On eccoUlt Of their inallityt to
yiitUs, Es We have treated patients success
fully IN al portions Of ths Continent by
correspondence.
az We az e. send orr thirty-two page
pamphlet, e-Idad E-1 ard WsDaH as
IAFss tosyeg e q tlispaPer. Send
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Giving a comprehensive Review Of Trade in
Memphis, and a PRICES CURRENT OF every
article of Merchandise in Market, Domestic
or Foreign, with q variety of COMMERCIAL
MATTER, of interest and value to every BUSH
ness man and family, and
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snip

NE following table VII July Illus
trste the position Of cotton 70 date. The
comparative cotton statement for the
week Rt sl tie ports are Is follows;
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ansh. No.. RIInds and Lnmher.

full prices are paid. There ara no changes
to notes. The spring demand is likely to
| nnnn nn-n nnEl-.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, January 22.-Cotton mar
ket dull, and prices dropping; low
middling, 21c; middling uplsnds, 21k
@21Kc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January 22-Cotton market
sitter; middling, 0H921c,
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 22.-Cotton mar
ket dull and unchanged; low middling,
2OHc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 22-Cotton mar
ket firm but quiet; middling held at 1890.
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There Is ne change to note in this line Of
goods. Business has been very fair and
full Drieas reaIized
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rAE poNEsTIe PRODUCE EAaKErs.
--LATEST REPoRr By TELEsRAPH.l
CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, January 22-Flour In
good demand at full prices; family, So 90
az 10. Corn in fair demand; prices sd
vanced; 4S949o. Rye-demsnd fair; prices
advanced; S7@6oc. Oats In good demand
and full prices; white, 4S@45o; mixed, So
Q,40c. Barley dull and prices dropping,
except best grade, which Is scarce, and
would bring s54SSc; others, 60GS0c Gro
cerses and oils unchanged. Eggs dull, 29G
SOC. Pork buoyant bat unsettled; sales
at SIS, but now held sc e13 Is. Lard-an
advance asked. but none established; buy.
ers ofisr S%@9Hc for steam and kettie-
rendered. Bulk meats are In fair demand ;
advanced to fill contract sales; 5K@8k6
6%c. Bacon in fair demand; prices sd
ysnced as regards clear rib and clear sides;
shoulders, $40; sides sold for 7%67Kc
cash, and 7K47Ac delivered next week
Hogs are in fair demand at 81 S064 70.
whisky in moderate demand at $50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, January &-F7our quiet
iaH super, IS SOC 5 rs; extra, So 20s3e Is:
Xxx So B106 so. Wheat Gull snd lower.
lsample lots No. 2 eprings IN track, 81 IS:
iHo. 9 red fsns 81 5z3<4I -. Corn sIoMT
Ind .eezfat Ee o. @2@geKef Ia
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tai receipts at all the ports from Septem.
her 1, 1871, as compared with receipts last
yesr for the same time, show 8 deficit OF
$685. goo bales. The following Is the cotton
receipts at sll the United States ports fer
seven DAYS ending Friday, 18th inst:
Bales.
Exports 70 za199
etock-au
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ShsriFs Sale Of neal Estate.

So By virtue Of an execution nom b Su.
prsme Court st Jackson. Tenn, in favor Of
7. A. Anderson VS., NJ. HOrTigSn, Andrew
Kelley and VIM. TAYLOR, I viii sell, for cash.
tn the highest bidder, in uont0 OF the Shsrih's
office, On Second street, near Union stree
in the city OF Memphis, on
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The receipts st the sssports weekly for
the present and the three preceding E5s-
sons To data compsre as follows.

The crops for the above years were as fol-
lows:
Yesr------. ISL. $50. 1859. lo6S.
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SIC %; For six months, IS 90; For three
months, 50 0
SUNDAY-For one year, 81 So; For six
months, 81 .; For three months, IS cents.
WEEKLY-For one year, 81 so; For six
months, 81 Is; For three months, Is cents.
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BGlmoTol Skirts

b1s1l0T0l bsiFI3.
Guberts..---...sd 90 wilcox & Royal "a @
wilcox IA Imp1 Is co Washington IL u
do Bonita u % Brunners...SlS TO 20 O.
AmsTioaR Dress Goods.
Hamilton delR'es IS Orientals......a.....0
Pacific do 20 CoburEs--.-.5 to IS
Cznto8 FJaHnsls (BTOignh.
Ellerton WA Pemberton All
do . I'll do Y.......0
do P-.---.I2 do Gil
Canton FEGnnes tBlsdachs).
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aORETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS
--LATEST AEpoRr BY rELEeRApH.l

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January %
GOld-Opened duu at 1O99IOsI. Loans
were made at from 3 TO 8 per cent for car
rSing, Cleerinss, SIS, 500, OO0.
Fd0ney-Ih5 market Wss easy to-day,
but 8 little more active St car per osnt.
Sterling ExchsDgs-Bankers' bills,
1O9Lc.
Southern State Securities - southern
State bonds were dull but firm. The
closing quotations were:
Tennessees, old. e. MissOuris.......-.. 966
Tennessees, new g. N. Carolinas, old. 30
VirglniaS, old. e. N. Csrolinas, new 10
Virginias, new So Gold .............-.--.-1O9k
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bonds were quiet and firm, the market
closing at the following prices:
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who thought there was no necessity at
present for such action.

present Tor such action.
The resolution was finally amended
and advocated by Messrs. Simons, Ladd,
lockwood Barrett, John Landon and
Cornelius G. Pierce, the latter being
certain that ''they could elect reform
ticket right straight through to-day"
Mr.. Nicholson further opposed the
resolution as amended.
The resolutions, as given above, were
then passed some fifteen to twenty vot-
ing in the affirmative and one in the
negative.
On motion Of. n. p. Simons the meet
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called together by the Liberal" State
committee, when appointed.
Thus ended the Grand State, Liberal
Republican, Political Reform, Greeley
& Brown, Mass, Ratification Meeting
Mr.. SUMMERS SPEECH.-The Wash
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~ personal and intended TO defeat Gen.
Grant at Philadelphia, much surprise
was expressed, as the speech was uneX-
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when the Senator began, but long before
he closed the galleries were crowded and
there was very little standing room left
on tie Senate floor AS the House adj
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that it is believed by leading Republic
cans here that the people will reject it
as truthful representation OF Gen.
Grants character in short that the work
is overdone, and hence a failure.
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MIR. summers speech.

his long silence on pending political
questions and in a speech of rare power
must be acknowledged, give utterance
in exceeding bitterness to a personal
warfare upon the President. The cir
cumstances under which it was made
viii cause it to be received with little
weight by the country at large. Avail
ing himself of an unaccustomed parlia-
mentary usage, if not trick, made
occasion for his speech by simple mo-
ton to postpone indefinitely the pending
appropriation bill, he obtained the floor
and proceeded at once with speech,
which had no relation whatever with
any topic at the time or at any very re-
cent time before the Senate. He goes
forward in a personal address with all
his fiercencss of invective and power of
logic to the arraignment of the Presi-
dent as personally, unworthy, incom-
potent and unsuccessful, charging him
with dividing the party which elected
him. 1t twill fortunately at this late
date, before the well defined and firmly
established patty lines, cause very little
disturbance. In the presence, however,
Of this repetition of the old ISLANDERS and
HbeIs now urged with such vehemence
ao7 fiery invective, it will be looked to
with interest and speculation as to its
bearing upon all parties 1t Will be
generally regarded as ill-timed, result
ing in no positive advantage to the OPP
poo-,'o' .''e,io', !, - ~ iI''leo Iva