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a Manchester. England, dispatch states.
UOur market still continues steady, but with
only a small business cnerlng- Inc lohe ol
the market has been slightly strengthened Dy
the Encouraging rumOrs received OF the
American crop, but the effect has been merely
10 steady values without treating more de-
mand. The cloth market is extremely slug
glsh, the continued bad state OF trade al oul
Eastern markets lettering merchants from
The charleston Courier of the 10Th reports.
as The past week commenced with rain, but
has since been mostly dry and cool; and, for
much OF the time, was favorable harvest
Weather. The cotton Is opening rapidly, and
even light showers interfere with securing II
in good condition, and a dry spell Is now
Necessary. The crop reports from many guar
fers have continued Indifferent, but have
shown no features OF importance The rice
crop is being successfully secured in the
present favorable weather but there are com
plafnts OF a want Of labor. The receipts OF
Sea Island cotton are OF an improving charac-
actsr, and were 1913 bags OF sea Islands and
VIorfdas for M week. There has been a light
in4uIry. mostly for medium fine Carolina and
florida qualities, and about % bags were dis.
posed OF. say: Is bags Carolina al Oci 4 bags al
ENFS0c. : bags al 75c, 4 bags at soc; ] bag
Florfdas at sc. and p bags az 5o8s0c. Nc
reliable quotations can be given untu the
market takes a more active character"
Galveston papers have me blowing ac'
counts OF the crops in that State:
San Marcos-NO rain, very dry and water
geafbsr favorable for picking, and planters
generally viii place clean cotton In the mar
ket.
Auetin-NO change in crops for several
,reeI,s. Cotton will average a half crop. One
hundred and dfty bales have been shipped
This week Price l49l5c.
Calyert-CrOps as heretofore reported,
nroufh continues. Less cotton In market
.han during the previous week.
Observation-Disclosures very dry. C~otton-pick-
ing progressing finely crop better man an,
rcirated two weeks ago Prices good ana
business improving as the weather gets cooler,
Rain needed for stock and domestic purposes
New Rraunfels-DrOuth still complained OF
Cotton has advanced q half cent. Three bales
shipped. Corn selling a. dfty cents.
NaYasOta - Cotton picking brisk. LABOR
still reliable. Owing TO decline OF prices cot
ton comes in slowly.
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MAREET.

The weather was delightful this morning
and FrGVt street exhibited satisfactory signs
Of business, she grocery stores being animated.
Feed was very quiet. No Corn arrived bul :
prices 10 SIC for yellow and 59c for white a. a
landing price. and rates not very firm. Oq1s
are scarce, with little coming in, and sales
we're made on landing at 42gSe, and from
store at 45c. Bran is scarce, with none 6rriv-
fnn: the last sales were at so 80. Hay shows
NJ movement vet: some common prairie was
Offering at sll. The supply OF COrfHnedl Is re
duced within narrower limits n It is hrmer,
with a moderate demand; sale Of % barrels,
delivered, Gt2 -. Flour is quiet and nrm.
large packages selling az &c; small 2i9S9c-
some young but good Turkeys were IN the
market and sold at $40. A few dressed Sheep
were selling at Sl6l % the carcass. Potatoes
appear TO have entirely lost their bunyancy
loose commands only 81 &G 80, and o-mor
row il is expected that the Inside rate viii be
the only one; some Northern russets brought
- 3. A lot Of Onions sold, 20 arrive, a. " -,
Cane Lime appears 70 be coming into favor
ag1fu. or Il Is taken because Alabama Is
scarce; nearly $50 barrels sold on the landing
at 81 IS. Provisions continued 70 creep up and
We again slightly advance some OF our quota
rionS mostly on the inside figures. A Few
c.sks Of plain breakfast bacon sold az l4c, and
some canvased, TO arrive, at l41zc. Hams are
scarce. -Four casks of Western 6hOUlders sod
- SO and a lot OF nne country Clear Sides al
l2Hc.
o,sofatfoas FOR feed are for round lots on tn
gaadia0 u5less otheT1otse expressed.
RscoN-clser sides, l25s9lSc; clear rib
lqs<c: shOuiders, DC; hams choice brands 49,
@iRsSfS-scaree with some inquiry nominal
" So 20. u,,svrua .ana,t
Der barrel, q 40S2 20; plaster Paris a@
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Proposals for the Construction
OF THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY,

DROPOSALS will be received up to the LIST Of
October, 1872, at the Ofice of the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company at Marshall
Texas, for the Grading, Bridging, Tleing and
Tracklaying Of i've hundred (a0) miles of the
Texas and Pacific Railway, divided into the
following divisions:
The southern Division, extending from
Longview through Dallas to Fort Worth, li
miles.
The jefferson Division, extending from Mar.
shall through Jefferson to Texarkana, e
miles.
The east half OF the Trans-Continental Di-
vision, extending from IeXarkana to the
crossing of the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad, neal Sherman, i56 miles.
The west half OF the Trans-Ctntinental Dt-
vision, extending from the crossing Of the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad 10 Fort
Worth, IS miles.
The Grading and Bridging viii be let In one
mile sectIons; the Tracklaying by the mile
the Ties by the one thousand and upward.
Each class of work TO be bid for separately,
The time for completing the Grading, Br1dg-
ing and Tieing extends from sixty days "a
nine months.
The Company reserves the right 70 reject
any or all the bids, and in letting the work
will be the judge of the responsibility Of par
tractors having OUTFITS on the ground, ready
to m work within ten days after the
date of contract.
Prodles, Estimates and Specifications can be
seen at the office of the Company in Marshall
and jefferson, Texas, and at the Pacific Ma
tional Bank, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Contractors upon arriving IN the ground
can obtain work up to date OF general letting
on the 50 miles west Of LOngvtew.
Address until September 10Th, Council Bluffs,
Iowa; after that date Marshall, Texas.
aui3 q. VI. DODGE, Chief Engineer.
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, September q, 1906 am.-The
cotton market Is easy. Ordinary, l5Hci good
iSzc; Alabama, lS5zc; Orleans, lgH; Texas,
l9Lc. Futures are easy. sales to-day: 1000
bales; last evening, 400 bales January
IS l5-l0c; March, DE; september, 1885, Oeto-
Der, Is Lice; November, Is 3-16 asked; Decem-
R05 pm.-The cotton market is quiet;
ordinary, lJIc; good ordinary, &c; low mid
ding, 1876; middllng, ls1{c; Alabama, ls56c
Orleans, lSHc; Texas, 1910. Sales to-day
S7 bales; futures, 800 bales; last evening
I42 bales Futures quiet; February, ~ s-l6c
April, 2Ekc; September, Is 7-lGc; December
g:l0p.m-The cotton market is quiet; ordI-
nary, l53sc; good ordinary, lsc; low middling,
IgIc; middling, lS4c; Alabama, 1880; Or
leans, l9He; Texas, ly14c. Sales to-day-ex-
port, so bales; 10 spinpers, fs bales; futures
i2,20 bales; last e~yening-to spinners, HS
MALE. Futures quiet; March, 2Hc; April,
2gLc october, lS1{e; December, ls5-l6c.
Receipts OF cotton for seven days az all
United states ports, 66,8B bales; exports-to
Great Britain 1854 bales TO cOntinents585 bales
stock, 1852 bales
LIVERPOOL. September q, Il 80 a.m.-Cot-
ton quiet but steady; uplands, esd; orleans,
e<@gtSd. sales to-day, 1000 bales. sales for
the ~week-78,OO bales; exports, loco bales
speculation, 5000 bales; stock, I5SfO0 Dalesi
American, 1000 bales; stock anoat, lsl,gyg
bales; American, 1000 balesi receipts 2i,W1
bales: American, 700 bales.
lp.m@Cotton quiet. but steady; mlddllng
pplands, ed Orleans, B49gNd- sales to-day,
2g0 bales for export and speculation, SUN
bales,
800 ~p.m.5Cotton market quiet, but steady
middhng uplands, ed; Orleans, gH991sd.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2, Il so am
Cotton Is firm; middling, lsHc. Sales, so
2pm.GCotton Is less active but prices were
maintained middling, IS%c. Sales, 200 bales.
Receipts. 1865 bales
NASHVILLE, September H-Cotton dull
but unchanged low middling, Ice.
CINCINNATI. September H@Cotton steady
and IN moderate demand; middling, lSLe.
st. LOUIS, September N.-Cotton dun and
nominal.
LOUISVILLE,Septembe T.@Cotton STEADY
and stock light; low middling, 1TAc.
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MEMPHIS, TENN,

Upstairs, between Washington and Adams
streets,
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Thursday, the s1st Day Of October, 1872,

within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described IN the pieactngs and decree, as
follows:
lot Of ground situate in shelby county,
Tennessee, on jefferson street, in the city Of
Memphis: Beginning at the northwest corner
Of Jeferson's lot; thence running west with
/ Jefferson street So feet: thence SOuthwardiy,
I at right angles with Jefferson street, lfsL feet,
more or less, 70 an alley, between Jefferson
and Court streets, thence ~edsrEardly, with
said alley, 50 feet; thence uurthwardIy, at
right angles with said alley, lisZ feet, more or
less, TO the point Of beginning.
Also, two other lots or parcels OF ground in
shelby county, Tennessee One Lot, No. 81,
commencing az a stake on the east side Of
Lauderdale street. the southwest corner OF
allel with Lauderdals street south 8 chains
and 3 links 10 Jackson street; thence east o.
q line parallel with Jackson street. 3 chains
and 81 links 70 stake at the corner Of John
E Browns lot; thence north. on q line paral-
lei With B~rOwnislOt, . chains and g links to q
STAKE on the line OF hlttes lot thence
west, on a line OF Whites lot, 3 chains and
81 links 10 the point OF beginning; containing
. 1910 acres.
Also, Lot No. 81 on the plat Of land surveyed
and laid of and adjoining the townsOf Mem
phis and Fort Pickering, and described as fol.
lows: Commencing at the intersection OF thu
north side OF Jackson street with the wee
side Of the fernando road; thence north on a
line Of said road 80 west, 10 chains and 81
links 10 a stake; thence north 4l4 west, 3
chains and IS links IN q stake near the said
road; thence south . chains and 9 links to a
stake; thence west I chain and 81 inks TO a
stake; thence south 8 chains and 8 links TO a
stake IN the north line Of Jackson street;
thence on a line with Jackson street east 2
chains and 81 links 10 the point Of beginning.
Terms of Sale-SiX, twelve and eighteen
months credit Is, y and Is months creditls
purchasers giving notes with approved per
sonal security FOR purchase money and a lien
retained on the land until same is paid;
equity Of redemption barred. August 1, Is72.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Beecher & Belccer and smith & kittredge,
Soils. for cOmpln'ts
P.S.-By consent Of parties, this sale IL post
pOned from the 81 Of September 70 Thursday,
October 81, 1872. The property viii be sub
divided and sold BY lots, and per plan and dla-
gram furnished by J.F. Mckinney, Esq, II he
desires il. rausU IS0. a. FRFEwA~. a. erk.
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DRF o MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE rain has
greatly checked business to-day, but the mar,
cotton goods. Wool fianneis are rather lower
in price. Blankets are also easier on some
grades. Prints are coming forward more
freely, but agents are still short of some favor
tie dark styles. Foreign goods are selling only
in small assortments. Dress fabrics are active,
but weak. Black alpacas and Mayares are In
demand in finer qualities.
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The following are the receipts, exports and
E-grks in Memphis.
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Half Casks and he Southern Market.
MONETARY AND FINANCIALMATTERs

NEW YORK, September T-MoEEY ruled
closer at 7 per cent. gold TO l-l6. There were
late loans at 5, but they were exceptional
SierlR0 was heavy and lower at l07% fol
prime and 1857 for sight. Gold opened at ia
and declined 10 ll31S at which point there was
apparently large orders to buy, closing at ll33,
Rll55Z with the bulk Of business ut the latter
figure. Loans were fiat to l-64 per cent. fol
use. Clearings to-day were SH,OOO,O0O. The
Governments were dull and lower at following
quotations; 52Js OF 1881, ll5lR; 5-2s OF 1862
n4f; 5-2s Of 1854, ll41s; 5-2s of 1855, l55&
5-2s Of lso, new lS1s 6Ss OF 1856, llS42.
S-9os Of 1856, new llS94; lO-4Os, 1919 new IS, ll0%
We're dun and steady. The fol-
Tennessees, old, Y; Tennessess, new, y; Vir-
giniss, old, 41E; Virginia, new, "a; North Car
olinas, old, j; North Carolinas, new, 20
The Stock market interest was centered in
Pacific Mail and Northwestern common, both
of which rose rapidly on continued clique
purchases. StOckwell is said to be advancing
Pacific Mail on the Smith party, who are sup
posed to be largely short, lively time is an
ticipatSd tomorrow. The Improvement In
prices was general, but particularly marked
in Western Union, Ohio and Mississippi, and
Cincinnati, Columbus and Indianapolis e
trail. Erie was dull and neglected at lower
prices, lOaning at l-6i 10 l-2 for use. The
market closed strong at the highest prices OF
the day. The Commercial says in reference to
the published statement, that there is a large
reduction in the securities OF the Pacific Mail
Company between May 18th and the four
teenth instant, and that the company, besides
paying $4,000 for the Central American line
OF steamers, has paid as much more for steam
ers now building. Quotations for to-day
Canton, 81; Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, 0gE; Quicksilver, 43; Adams Express
Company, 50; Wells & Fargo's Express
Company, So; American Merchants Union
Express Company, 69h; United States Express
Company, IS; Pacific Mail, ~; New York
Central, e8L; Erie, ass; Erie, preferred, 20;
Harlem, llOk; Harlem, preferred, -; Michi-
gan Central, Ia; P~itisburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, IS; Northwestern, UE; North
western, preferred, St; Rock Island, ll0E
New Jersey Central, l0lk; st. Paul, $50: -.
Paul, preferred, IS; Wabash, 90; Wabash,
preferred, y; Fort Wayne, 9214; Terre Haute,
81; Terre Haute, preferred, 30; Chicago and
Alton, HOY; Chicago and Alton, preferred,
Columbus n Cincinnati, SO; Burlington 4
Quincy, ISf; Union Pacific bonds, AZ Central
Pacific bonds, egA; Union Pacific bonds, S7R;
Delaware and LRckaWana, "; Harlem aud
Erie, 81.
LONDON, Geptemb,4 p.m.-Consols, for
money, s2L; on account, Us; L.. 5&s, is65,
RZ; q. 5. 62s, 1851, w.; L. 5. lO-40s, $50
new IS, S9h; Erie, 80.
FRANKFORT, September 27.-United states
sos, 1852, SO.
PARIS, September E.-Reutes SCI. soc. The
specie in the Bank OF France increased 90,
90 francs.
NEW ORLEANS, September, G,l: 30 am
sight exchange, i discount. Steriing eK-
change, p.
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LAND SALES.
Supreme Court Sale.

No. 69.-SecOnd Chancery Docket.-JOhn NJ.
Fleming. admir- Of Frances NJ. Fleming,
decd, vs.. Robert H. Mckay, Maria ). Nc
Kay ct al.
DY virtue OF a decree pronounced June p,
ID 1872, in this cause, by the supreme Court
Of Tennessee, ct Jackson, / will sell TO the
highest bidder,in front of the First and second
Chancery COurtrOOms, on Second street, in the
city Of Memphis, on
Tuesday, the LIST Day Of October, 1872,
within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described in said decree, As follows:
A tract Of land lying and being in Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Range 8. section ], and
18th Surveyors District, containing nifty l50l
acres more or less, and on the north
by Mrs. Grishaber's lot, the Cotton Gin Fac
tory, Mrs. Troops, and Ms. Gays lots on the
west by John Martins place; on the south by
Moleter's and DR.. Morgan's places; and on the
east by the place Of DIR. Rhodes, and others
said land being known as the tract OF land
purchased of J. s. Dennis by n. Mckeehan
sold by William Hack to Mary (. Cole
man and devised by said Mary E Coleman to
defendant Maria L. Mckay and complain
ants intestate Frances A Fleming, at that
time Frances A. GOOde-
Terms of ale-Six and twelve months
credit; notes with approved security required
for the purchase money, and a lien retained
upon the land until same are paid. Septem-
Der l. ISL John H. FREEMAN, Clerk
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Solicitor for Com
n1afnaut. Sci
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Attachment Notice.

Nc. 1876, A. DIN the First Circuit Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee-E. w. Sawyer,
use Of {. e. Tozer, rs. Elizabeth Watson.
IN this cause an having been
sued out under section $50 Of the ode OF
Tennessee and eturue into Court levied
upon the leaSehOld interest OF the dsfencanI
in a house and lot. No. - DeSOtO street. and
.aHdavft having been made that the deten1-
ant is Justly indebted to plaintln IN ne sun
of $40 by account, and thai the delehoAAls4
nonresident OF the state Of Tennessee
IL il therefore ordered, That she maze ner
personnel anDearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit CoUrt OF Snetoy Cot1s9 : ~
mis- on the third Monday in January next
and defend said attachment suit within the
tine nrescribed BIZ law, or the same VIII be
1-oeas5ea With exparte; and that a copy Of
ffbis order be published once a week, for four
! consecutive week. In the memphis Appeal.
$500 a. once this 18th day OF August, 1872.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
: Rv B. +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Geo. Gilman, Atty for plaintiff sells
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LAND SALES.
Supreme Court Sale.

Nc. 8.-First Chancery DockeL-Ben A. shep-
pare admr, OF j.. Sheppard, deed, et. al,
vs. Z, A Sheppard, IL. al.
u virtue Of q decree pronounced June q,
O4oa11 by Lne supreme Court Of Tennessee,
az Jackson. in this cause, I viii sell. 10 the
highest bidder, in mont OF the First and Sec
ond Chancey Court Rooms, on Second street,
IN the city Of Memphis, within legal hours, on
Tuesday, the 1st day Of October, 1872,
the real estate mentioned and described in
said decree a. follows.
First-TwO lots situated in the city Of Mem
phis, Tennessee on tie west side OF Second
street, being lots one I'd and two ~ OF j.. 81
Provinces, Charles X. Davis and Joel c. Davis
subdivision Of part % the original County lot
80, on the plan Of thecity Of Memphis, in
block s.. each OF said lots fronting the west
side Of second street twenty-three % feet,
and running back westwardly between paral-
alley.
~second-One lot, also situated in the city Of
Memphis Tennessee, on the south side Of
Poplar street, etween Main and Front streets,
and Is the east half OF a lot described a. fol-
lows: Beginning at a stake or the south line
of Poplar street, t~hlrty-siX 81 feet, eleven and
three quarters lllAJ inches west Of lis inter
section with the west line OF Central alley;
ruunImg hence W~estwardIy Lweuty-f0ur and
a quarter pa feet; thence eastwardly thirty
seven 80 feet; thence nor-hwaruly evenly
four and a quarter 14t0 feet 20 the south side
Of Poplar street; thence west to the begin
ming. The portion Of said lot 20 be sold being
AAAA NAAAE * AE44a ~ NAAE 4L-aAaAaAA# - AAa Aa
Moore, in this cause, and is the east half, and
known as lot MOI.
Third-LOts one On, two q, three 81, fourth,
five ID. twenty-fOur pa, twenty-five %, TWEEN
ty-siN 70, twenty-Seven ZD, tweuty-eight -,
t-Eeuty-nine ~, thirty t30, thirty-oue l3il,
thirty-twO 80 thirty-three $751; L~hirty-f0ur
t34, thirty-hve 49,, thirty-siX 80. thirty-seven
(S9, and thirty-eiEht Ij OF the subdivision
made in this cause, Of lot No is OF NillOugh-
by Williams subdivision, situated at the
northwest corner Of Orleans street and the Old
Fort Pickering railroad, in shelby county,
Tennessee.
Fourth-The west part Of lot No. q of block
- Of the OvertOn addition 60 the city Of Mem
phis, the same being that part ef said lot set
apart TO defendant, VIM. r. Moore, and 'front.'
ing fOrty-eight (4sl feet on Clay street. The
east part o. lot 10. ., block 81, Of OvertOn's
addition to the city Of Memphis, fronting
Calhoun street fOrty-eight ,&l feet.
All Of the described property lying in
and contiguous 10, the city Of Memphis, Shei-
by county Tennessee.
TERas OF SALE: seven 90 months credit.
purchasers VIII be required TO execute notes,
with approved security, for the purchase
money, and a lien retained upon the property
Until the same are paid. Equity OF redemp-
ton barred. sept. 1. ISL
JOHN Fl. FREEMAN. Clerk.
Humes & POstOn, Solicitors for Complain
ants. sci
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Supreme Court Sale.

No 90, Second ChanCery DOcket-In Supreme
Court at JacksOn.-D. r. Cook & Co. ct eL. vs..
J. +. Frank, o d F. Mckinney at al.
DH virtue Of q decree pronounced by the
ID Supreme Court of Tennessee, at Jackson.
May q, lS72. in this cause, I viii sell TO the
highest bidder, on the premises described, in
the city Of Nemphis. on
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. sS-Second Chaneery DOcket-In Supreme
Court at JaeksOn-Wflliam Fellows vs.. d. r
Cook.
DY virtue of a decree pronounced May 81
ID 1872, by the Supreme COurt Of Tennessee,
At jackson, in this cause, I viii sell TO the
bighesl bidder, in front OF the Second Chan
I Gerry Courtroom, on Second street, in the city
of Memphis, within legal hours, on
Wednesday, the I'd Day Of October, 1879,
the real estate mentioned and described in
said decree as follows: A certain lot or parcel
| Of land lying in shelby county, state OF Zen
nessee, tO-wft: Part of Lots Nos. 80 ana 20
in the city of Memphis, beginning y ieeL :
{ inches from the Intersection Of the alley mex
I south Of Jefferson street, with the east see ol
/ second street, being the middle or partltlOh
/ wall betEee The north n middle tensnenIs
I OF the Z Irving Block; thence outn WIN
Second street = feet 9 inches; thence east I1o1a
,sset - an alley: thence north with the Nsst
efda of said alley "a feet 3 inches; thence 1919
I faef 10 the beginning, being the mlqale tene-
,csnf of the - irving Block. memphis
Tsrn1s OF Sale-SIx t) and twelve ~ months
crsdif. purchaser required 10 execute notes,
GIifb apnrOved security, bearing interest from
go I'D a lien retained on the property until
re nnrchase money is paid. Equity OF re-
~ Apt5on barred. september II, lsT3.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Vance & Andersen, SOS; for eomplnL. sen
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The kilograms to-day show that cotton has
betd its price without variation in all the
-,aTkafs New York closed at 1870, with a
0nier market; Liverpool, at 9Nd. was quiet
and steady: New Orleans was less active, but
T1ainrained "a advance Of the previous day,
0uofing Is;sc. Til receipts at all United states
n5orfs during the last seven days amounted TO
s62f bales: last year the receipts OF the cor
Responding week were 3i,073 bales-ittle more
mn haIffhe quantity. In our market, while
there was a fairly active demand, there was
nothing OF the animated eagerness Of the
earlier part OF the week. sales 70
low middIing; Is at ~, 3 at I1sc, % at
1E4c, middling.
The following are the receipts, exports and
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MEDICAL.
BELL SCHNAPPS
Distilled by the PrOprietOrs at
sGHIEDAM, IN HOLLAND.
An inyIgOrsfIng Tonic and Medicinal
Beverage.

1T NANNNWTUIINW NUEIIN UNW IICNNNI0U7
Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, n free from AL
deleteriOus substances. IL is distilled from
BAILEY Of the finest quality, and the ARC
MATIC JUNIPER BERRYOF ITALY and designed
expressly for cases Of DYSPEPSIA or INDIGEs-
TIOS, DKOPsY, govt, RHEUMATISM, GENERAL
DEBILITY, CATARRH OF THE BLADDER,
PAINS IN THE BACK AND and all
diseases OF the URINARY ORGANS. II gives
great relief in ASTHMA, GRAVEL and CAL
CUL IN THE BLADDER; strengthens and in
y'gorates the system, n is a certain prevent
i've and cure Of that dreadful seOurge, FE.
YER AND AGUE.
CAUTIONi Ask for HUDSON 6. WOLFEs
BELL SCHNAPPs."
For sale by all respectable GrOcers and
ApOthecaries.
HUDSON G. WOLFE co, Sole importers,
SELF once, IS South William St, New York