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PETITlON no AMEED cHaRTER.

No. 4d0, h. Ds-First Ohsncery COuzt Of shelby
County.
"HEREAS, The Memphis Fire and Re-
w LEI Association" hath nled q petition
In said Court praying an amendment to the
charter gr ant-d IL by the Tennessee Legisl8-
lure, December Is, 1883, in this that the fol-
loving be added 70 the set OF original incor-
pora5ion, viz:
"Sectton II. b members Of said AssOcia-
ton shall oe exempt from serving a. jurors
in sny al the Courts of this state"
IL E therefore ordered, That all parties de-
string such do make their appearance herein
at the Courthouse OF said court, in the city
OF Memphis Tennessee, on or before the nr6
Monday in February, lS12, and show cause, II
any they have. why said amendment should
not be grSnted az prayed for, and that q copy
Ofthis order be published tor thirty days IN
the Memphis Appeal This December q, 1871.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clark and Master.
By r. ]. BLACK, D. q. and II.
d. 6. Lee q q. ?, FOute.A tthys. d2e
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Saturday, JaBuary lsth 1872,

within IeEsl hours, the following described
real estates tO-Wn= Situate yIng and being
II the county OF 5helby, STATE Of tennessee
ana As 1ouoEss Beginning as Ne
Als1ance1B corner, At 3 STAKE q
Inks east OF ssWeeLgum, marked A. Lasncs
norm chains, 70 the river about one cuz1u
noEtA OF large Oreni marze1 " thence
S2SCWafd1y VITA the river 70 Cg-
press creek thence DorthWardly with
the rneanUer1ngs OF Cypress creek 70
the nOEtn Line OF CnaE Is JSua4 tracL=
hen East win said Ionas' Inc eiznL
Chains; tnencs Dortn : chains As LINKS % sad
Ra1neis northwest coEEsr5 t1eucs szss WIru
Ea1ne's norLn Line and M"eAlezanGsrs north
line a chains 81 Inks, 70 the oegInuing
-eOnsaEnlngz47 acres.
Terms or sale-caAh-
ThB DscemOer2 1911.
IA. y i. 5fEW - OtsrE AMI Eas5zr.
Geo. W. Winchester and korgraunE, .rar.
8 scales. aols- Eor e-OnpIaluanE. ssLda
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee, L.
In Bankruptcy,
At Memphis, Tennessee, 9th day OF Deem
Der, le7A,
TVHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
ii his appointment as asetgnee OF Henry
A. Louis, OF Memphis, Shelby cOUut ~. State
af Tennessee, Wttnta said District, who has
been adiudtcated q voluntary BANKRUPT upOn
his own petition by the District Court of said
as o. WooLDRIDeE. Asuignss,
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chanesry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 10, R-First ChaneeryCou OF Shelby
County@O. II. Alsup, Administrator de
shaw. deceased, ct al vs. ". q. Ralney, ad-
ministrator Of nc stark decsased, ct al,
DN virtue Of an f~nterlOcutofy decree loI
ID sac enteredfn the ABOVE causs,N November
q, 1871, I win sell at public auction. 20 the
highest bidder, In 'front.' OF the Clerk and
ONES, block, Second
street. in The city Of smphig. Tenn On
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Balm0rd Skirts.
Canton Fanssels LBrO.0n,
Boots andShO@

In this line Of trade we discover no change.
As were the indications last week, so are they
to-day. Prices are tending upward and hold
ers are firm, but not advancing. Private ad-
vices from eastern markets are That the snow
in all parts of the country viii reduce stocks
low, and that the spring trade Will be early.
Stocks are very light throughout the country.
Present indications are that staple goods Will
be very firm the approaching season, and
prospects are favorable for higher prices.
Upper leather has already advanced &c per
foot, and sole leather lc per pound. II these
prices are sustained, n there seems to be no
reason why they should not be, manufactures
goods must advance. Stocks in this market
are equal TO the demand, which is not so
heavy as last week. Dealers are nrm at quo
faIInnE.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of the stock holders OF the
IA Merchants National IA OF Memphis
viii be held on TUESDAY, b eth day OF
January, B71 at their banking house, corner
Madison and Main streets, for the purpose OF
elecling Directors for the ensuing year. Polls
open from tam. to 4psm
JEO. FREEMAN, Cashier.
Memphis December b XII ds
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sash, Doors, BIInds and Lun

This market has not been 50 active the past
week. The weather has been of such a char
acter as to make outdoor work disagreeable.
and in consequence the demand has been
| light, comparatively; still manufactures have
been constantly at work Receipts of certain
eia ses Of lumber have been light and stocks
have run low. There is an active demand for
! strips " and dry lumber, especially flooring,
| which would bring full prices.
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NoTIcE.

MEMPHIs- TENN., December Is, Ls7l.
u ed, an election will be held on
n 6th day Of January, 1872,
At the usual places for holding elections In
various wards OF the city Of Memphis,
for the purpose OF taking the sense OF the
qualified voters OF the city upon the propo-
sition to subscribe for one thousand shares,
aggregating a hundred thousand dollars,
land being one-haIO OF the capital stock OF
the Memphis water company, Those voting
for the subscription will have written or
upou their tickets, For Subgcr4p-
and those voting against the suhscrip-
ton viii be made only In case thTes-fcunhs
of the qualified voters voting at the election
for thu subscription.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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RanrOsd shares I'm New York.

NKw YORK, December p, LEO p.m.-Market
ri little. but active and steady.
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL GSEATD
-OE-
SATURDAY, JANUARY, 5Id, 1872,

No 4lia-In the Second Charcsry Court Of
6EeAOy county 1en16sse6-Amls IuzsOu
y5 LAaai Fa1us 81 ali NC. E8-E. j. i. u.
VIM vs. James Paine eE Al
IA virtue OF an order u SAFE made IA these
- causes vi SELL Al pQ11c auctlou, 70
the highest bidder, IN u tae o9fgs or
the CLERK s1C MssIsr Of second C-gancerv
court. In the Gig Of henDhis Teunssssz
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Dry Goods.
The dry goods market is very firm at quota
lions below, but no advance. The business the
past week has been comparatively light, and
dealers do not anticipate an active market
until after the 10th or 18th Of January h
New York market Friday was
ings are advanced to l3c, and II do 70 Re;
Appleton A, 1870. Rockport corset Jeans, 1875.
BalOu & sons 0-inch bleached ~shfrttngs, .Rc;
88-ineh do, IS15c; Dwight star, 45c. Dwight
cambria, lSc; DaYOl mills, lS1c; Forrestdale,
I6c; Fruit ofthe Loom, lTci % do, 24ci "a do,
2c; Statewide 83-inch, l3Lc. Franklin canton
aannala. lhc. Willow BROOK tleks, 25c.
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On Monday, the 18th day Of January, 1872,
Cbancsry sails of Real Estats.

lO4, R-Ftrst Chsncery Court Of Shelby
eOunty.-S. J. BradshaW VS.. Lula ARnson
Bradshaw ct al.
virtue OF an lnt~erlOcutory decree for
ID saie entered in the above cause October IS,
III, I VIII sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in nonL OF the Clerk and nsster's
once, Greenlaw Block, Second street, City OF
nFaunngfa Tanwaaaaa un
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shsriFs Sale OF zeal Estate.

d virtue Of an execution from the Second
ID C1rcuit Court OF Shelby county In favor
of z. ii. Apperson and u. V. RSmbaut, part
nsrs, etc vs.. Morse q Hudson a I'd. B.
Sesrcy,I viii selltO the highest bidder, for
cash, N 'front.' OF the sherif's Office, on Sec
ond street, near Union street, In the city Of
Memphis, Shelby county, stats CT Tennss-
see,
ca SaturdaY,the 18th day Of January, 1872,
III following described lot or parcel OF
land lying and being IN the county OF shell
81 and State OF Tennessee, snd in the city OF
Memphis, to-Wlt: Lot No. in the suOdi-
vision Of lot No. IS, in block No. u as laid
down on the map OF South Memphis,
as fOllOWss BEGINNING 80 feet HOm
the Intersection of Main ana Linden street,
on the west side OF Main and north SIDE Of
Linden streets, ana runs thence noTthward.
ly with the west side OF Main st Get Is eet to
the corner OF the lot sold by ". U. &sarcy to
A. ". Byuum the CO west parallel with
Linden street Us feet; thence south parallel
with Main street % feet; thence east l5 set
to the beginning
SOLD to pay said dsbt,intsr6st and costs. Sale
between the hour OF 10 O'Clock an, ard
pm,
MARCUS J. WRIGHT Sheriff.
BY W, W. COLEMAN, Deputy sheriff.
December Ii, 1871
Evara a Watt Atfv9s for niafrtTH daIEfr5
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NOTICE.

A 8 we shall withdraw orr ONCE nom Mann
"A phts TO 81 Louis BY tbs 18TH January,
debted 70 rs 70 cali Al 81 KAN street and
settle before that date.
dl5 &CCoABs, 1ILEz = 6YRNEa
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ClaaesTy 5als OF gsai Estate
-UE-
Saturday, January I3, 1872.

70. 80 X. SIN the Second Chz4esry C11rt
OF SneiDy county I"s1GGESE-A. l1.le-
son, SuAFdl&u1 ETC. " IS a. 1saElzl1 sl
ais.
I virtue OF an order o. ale LE1a "a -a.1
y Cause WI sell ~ paine aue o1. 70 me
Elgnert 0ld1zr1 IN uOub o. -4s c1ss D. .z
seeo1d Chsnesry Court IL TIE eng OF Ea4-
nlas. .sunass-e- %
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LANDS
FOR SALE.

No. IS, & -Second Chaneery C~ourt-ThOs.
q. Nal ct al VS.. x. J. B. L. Winn ct Al.
- By virtue Of a consent decree Of the
Second Chancery COnrt o. Shelby county, en-
door, IN second street, Memphis, oner At
nnblic Rale. ON
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HAIRD M

THIB superb Hair Dye the best In the
Il world-perfectly harmless, reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment; no KidIc-
ulous tints or disagreeable odor. The genu-
Inc VIM. A. Bathelor's Hair Dye produces
Immediately a splendid black or natural
brown, leaves the hair clean, aoft, beautiful;
does not contain a particle Of lead or injurts
Gus compound. Sold by all druggists. Fac
tory, rs BOND STREEfT, N. Y. oc5
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Saturday. January g.. 1872.

At request of attorney, the above sale
until
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tuesday. January 8. l472

within legal hours, the following described
land
Being part OF entry No. 81, for 1876 acres, in
the name ofEdEErd Cherry, dated on the 5tn
Gay OF April, 1874, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at the northwest corner Of said en-
Try, At a stake q links south OF a sweet gum
marked s thence east 81 chains and 20 links
20 q stake in Fish LAX from which south
SO west "a to q locust marked L; hence
south "A chains and 50 links to 6 stake, from
which north 4Oo 49, east 40 links, 3 while OAK
marked P; hen east l chain and IS links TO
q stake, from which north 39 6G west 81 Inks,
3 box elder marked W thence sOuth "A chains
and Al Links to q stake, nom which south 80
SV west "a Inks, an elm marked 4 @; hence
Is chains and 20 links to a small blackberry
marked 3 B; thence south q chains 10 q stake
on the bank of Purcell Chute, near a cotton
wood marked Y; thene9 up said chute With
the old banks or thereof north eS0
30 west $50 chains north, &c west. 4.42 chains
north, &c A west, III chains north IS west, II
4 links west OF a cotton wood marked ";
- links &. CT 6n elm marked W thence ". Is
IS chains to a stake; thence n. Y chains and
links 70 the beginning, containing las acres,
and lying and being On Island NO. 40, In She
by county. Tennessee.
Terms OF SSle-On s credit OF seven months,
tina purchaser executing s note with sp
proved security for the purchase money; a
lien Will be retained on the Land. Equity OF
redemption forever barred.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk,
BY ]. a CULLEN, DC
Randolph, Hammond 8 JOrdOn, Solss for
c~Ompl6tnants. d3-RSE
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Administrative and Executors SET.
4ko-n-[

COUNTY COURT CIERK's OgFICE,l
Memphis, Tenn, December 20, lSzL.
TNHE following settlements having been
q fled in my ohfce Will be presented to
the Probate Court OF Shelby county, Teun.-
1Or confirmation at the January Term, 1871:
settle ment OF Mrs Ann Jones Vs.
Executrix OF ths VIII OF q. Jones, deceased.
Settlement OF j. n. Ford VS.. Admir- de bonis
non of the estate Of W Bonner, deceased.
Rv Z. CULIEH. ID o. an
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oR. .. ;. GoHNsoN's
MEDICAL D~ISPENsARY
2IO HAIE STREET Cup Stairs,
Bstvesn Washington and Adams Streets
HEzPHIs, TEsE-
VsasrsaI g - -

Is now permanently established Tor snstrerfs
msnt Of patients, 10Th male and fsmals-
who are amictsd with any fOru o.
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NEW YORK, december 80.-No foreign or
domestic markets viii be sent or received nom
this Office On Monday, January.
y m-OrdinaTy. Ec; good ordinary, lSAci
low middling, 1870; middling, 3c; middling
Alabama, @Lc; middling Orleans, Gzci mid
ding Texas, 2lc. UnOfiOial-middifng, 2Jsc.
Sales to-day-fOr export, &3 bales; last even
ing, rs bales; futures, March, :Ossc.
2pm@Cotuon market firm; ordinary, lie;
good ordinary, lS4e; low middllng, 1880; IN
ofhciai-middling, 0c; mldditng Alabama,
2lc; Notwithstanding, 21Sc. sales to-day
for export, "a bales; TO spinners, 10 bales
f-r speculation, 4 bales transit, S0. Futures,
500; January, I9 u-I6c; February, &1Se; March,
- 7I6c; April, 3eSc; May, 2g<c.
The following is the cotton receipt al all
United States ports for one day:
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HEAKaNAL.

LIVERPOOL, December 30.-HOIiday; 10 re-
,oTis to-day. shipments from Bombay, 2,0O
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Thurldav. Iannar 4. la72.

between the hours OF u m. and 2 I. NJ.
the following described property, situated In
the rity OF Mem pills., Shelby county, Ten
neEsse, 70 wit; The western half Of q certain
lot OF ground In said city, lying on the south
on the same, and extending back south
wardly between parallel Lines one a
and ofty-nine y one-half Q591O feet 70 an
west Ey Moses Levy. including the improve
ments thereon, which viii be sold IN such a
way as to make the partition VAL between
the two tsnements the dividing line tetWeen
thetWo lots.
OF SALE-One half cash. balance In
SIX months, with notes and surety; lien re-
tanned to secuT the same, etc.
EDMOND A COLE, @ d
". n Gtanbeng- Aftarmev raTEf.Fa
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chanesrY Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 81, Ram Harrison VI. Louis Harr1soy,
etaL-Inth the First Chaneery Court ofSheibn
County.
d. virtue OF an fn~terlocutOry decree for
- sale, entered IN the cause HOvem-
Der 2, Is7l, and modified November z, B7l, I
VIII sell at public auction, to the hiRheat
bidder, in front OF the Courthouse Of said
Court, GreenlaW Block, Second street, In the
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good ordinary, ls1sc; 10 low middlng, 1879;
n low middlfnR. lSZe.

- Low miuollnRs Ae14cs
~ will be seen in comparing the above sales
thit factors reports, on nearly all the grades,
there Is q difference of an &c.
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IN SUPREaE COURT At IACkS0E.

-
No. 7-Second Chancery Court OF Shelly
County n. b. Wiiltford ct al vs.. d. 8.
Martin ct al
az virtue ola decreeL Snounesd jan 18th,
ISL, by the supreme Court at Jackson,
in this cause J viii sell to the highest bid
der. IN from OF The Second Chancery court
room on Second strees, ia the city OF Mem
phis.
On kGnaay, the 18th day Of January, 1872,
the real ertate mentioned and described in
city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
mated on the map Of said city of Memphis as
ISJs Nos. ] and Z, In block No. IS, being part
OF original county lot Ma 4S4, sub-dtvtded
and psrtitiOnsd among the heiis of Joseph
H TALBOT, deceased, by decree Of the COM
mon law court Of the city OF Memphis, and
numbered IN said plau OF partition and divi-
sion a. lots Mes. Z auds. each fronting q SLIGO
fesb on Main street, and n back east
wardly llSh feet 10 an alley. said lots Nos !
and s cOnsLItuts the northern portion OF the
block OF building s known a. tn Proytne
Block, together with all the improvements
and sppuTtenRneea thereto belonging.
Said lots viii be sold separately.
Terms vi Sale-S1Xt twelve and eighteen 70,
IL and Isl months credit. purchasers giving
notes with approved security, and q lien re-
tanned upon the property Tor payment OF the
purchase money. EQUITY of redemption
barred. Sale within legal hours.
John b. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Estes & Jacksou, Solicitors. decl5tds
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Nnn-Rasidanf Nntina.

EDMUND 4. COLE, CLERK and Master.
L. B. Mcfarland, Attorney. nol5 wed
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
g & RRIN sAucE.

Pronounced by Connoisseurs
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
IT improves appetite and digestion, and It
IA unrivaled for Its favor. We are directed
by Messra. LEA d PERKINS, TO prosecute all
parties making or vending counterfeits.
JOHN nUNCAN'G SONS,
Oc6 AGENTS, New York.
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Caffnn fn NeM OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS, Deesmber3O, Il.O, a.m.-Cot-
ton market steady; midGling, lSA9lS e;
sales, 500 bales. sight exchange, Is dis
count
2pm-CottOn market quiet: middling, 1874
@lg3zc; sales, 500 bales. Sight exchange, q
81 discount.
Cotton I'm Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, December S0-HOHday; no re-
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Probate Court Sale
OF
1HAL DSTAEm

81, R. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
County, Tennessee-HarloW Dow, admin
tstratOr OF the estate Of Edward Cherry, de-
ceases, VS.. ANY Cherry.
FINDER n by virtue OF an order OF sale,
~ made in the above cause at the preEeut
Decembesl term Of the Probate Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee, l will sell at pub
lie auction, in front OF the court house door,
on Union street, in the city OF Memphis, on
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

oFFIoH or THE DAILY APPEAL,
SATTTRnaX Dee IN. Xxi. (

SATURDAY, Dec 80, ISL
The position of the market is comparatively
the same as AZ our review last week. There
hzs been but little change either for better OF
worse. During the week New York has pur-
sued q very unsettled course. Prices nuctuGted
each day about the same on Kidding, playing
between 20c and 2Ac, when on Thursday Il
settled down to Ac. The course the New York
market has pursued has been unsatisfactory
to both factors and buyers creating a very m
active and unsettled market here The follow
ing indicates the state Of the market ana the
table shows the operations Of the week:
MEMPHIs, December 3-Market unsettled;
factors nrmef- freights lower middling, leS
l9<c; low midoling, 1S%@BS<c
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-24
THE BMIGRANT SWINDLE.
DEATH OF ONE OF THE VICTIMS
FROM DESTITUTION.
A BRC TAI PRIZE FIGHT BE
TWEEN TWO NOTED
BRUISERS.
ETC
ETC,
sTASL r.

STANLEY.
NEW YoRX, Nov. GA reception was
given TO Henry ii. Stanley at the Lotus
club tonight Speeches were made by
Messrs. Reid, Stanley, Mayor Hall and
DR.. Bellows
GouLDs ARREST.
The arrest Of Jay Gould to-day, at the
suit Of the Erie railroad company, is the
indirect result Of q corner in Erie, gotte
up shor, time ago, by which Smith and
Gould, who were then working in unison,
were heavily squeezed Both Of these
gentlemen vowed to be revenged
upon the Drew clique, and proceeded
to lay their wires, but sudden
disagreement ended their plans and
opened little quarrel between them, and
war to the knife was declared. In his
anger Smith is said to have remarked to
one of his friends "I'll make that little
monkey, meaning Could, grind an or.
gaI yet for his living" ard further said
he would ruin him in week. In the
meantime, Gould, by skillful msnipula-
tions managed to get both Smith and
Drew short on North western, then run up
the stock, as was done to-day, to 200.
1t 10 said that Smith, finding himself
short, asked Gould to let him have fifty
thousand shares Of that stock, threatening
to bring the present suit against him in
case OF his refusal. Gould, however,
would not accede to his demand, and
hence tho suit and present arrest. A.
Gould left bis Office this afternoon 10 Give
bail at the sheriffs Office, he gave order. &c
his brokers not to sell share of stock a,
any price. Travers & Duncan, who b.,
came sureties on the order Of arrest, ar.
said to be short on Northwestern TO con,
| siderable extent.
G0uLD's ACcUsERs.
The arrest Of Jay Gould for tho misap
pro. 'ria,ion of $v5Oo,O0O was the grea,
theme of interest in New York yesterday
The afidavts on which the arrest Wal
| made ara very long documenta .nd w.,.
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" You can buy SIX
and one-half lbs. Durant's
Il Coffee Sugar for One Dol.
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy-6ve Cents per pound !;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev.
erything proportionately cheap
at WILEY & BIXBY'S.
6-2A-.f
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&c; kettle st(Ssic. IS of 81 Ie&; 'e2 l2i
'ss i9S new ). D io.4os II; cyss TX tx
mos g. Money stringent, a: bish a. I
per cent per day; closed Arm at Z. Gold.
sterling; quiet and steady sSst for 60
days and VI for sight; gold during the fore.
noon was scarce, and advanced from l23
TO lSt, and loaned Ne high as per cent
per day, but In the afternoon It became
more plentiful and fell to i2iC6,I3 with
loans from I "a to Get. Clearing 7s. 900:
treasury disbursements 34I. 900. Govern.
ments weak at opening, but hrmer at clop.
ing. Southern bonds dull and firm,
Ban / statements u,favorabla Stock
market opened weak at . decline of 1 to I
per cent as compared with closing prices
last night, but prices soon sfter advanced
4 to per cent, market being strong till
midday and at closing advance was last
10 Northwestern. During the greater
part Of the day stocks ranged from las 10
l55, and reported settlements to the
amount, perhaps, Of 100000
IFS at board this afternoon.
1890 shares, bought in under rule for
account Kenyon, Cox & Go. with whom
Daniel Drew Is partner. at 200 cash and
1000 shares for account Boyd, Vincent &
Co., successors to David Groesbeck, at
$50 cash Quite . number Of settlements
we're made between 200 and 230, the latter
being the closing price Of the day. Henry
N Smith absolutely refused to settle and
net share Of stock was bought in for hi,
account. Vanderbilt Is believed TO be at
back Of Gould from the fact that his son.
in-lsw Horace F. Clark, is one bondsman
in the Erie suit, its known that Smith 10
short OF the stock 70 an amount exceeding
10000 shares, and that Drew IL In a simi.
lar position as regards upward Of 10000
shares.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-Corn dull
and lower; miie1 and yellow COO; white
SO(d62c. Pork dull and droopine; mes
tl4 90. Bacon dull and lower, 5iCa,lO6
lOac. Lard dull, fierce s4@s3c; key lOAc.
N GLASSES declined &c; common 45c; fair
4sg5oc; good 54@55c; prime to
strictly prime 57@6Oc; choice 81
Ca82c; others unchanged. Sterling |
"; sight discount gold l3s. |
Cotton easier; sales $500; good ordinary |
l7sci low middling Isic; middling l9Ac;
Orleans 19t; receipts 2,74a; ex.
ports continent 6,475.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Cattle receipts 2.
l4s; more active for reshipping grades,
air to good native 81 7sCa)5 IS; Texans TO |
packers 50 75@3 IS. Hogs IA. 800. active
md firm, common TO good - 1904 40
CIV extra - 4aS5.