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Consumption Of Cotton.
The annual cotton circular of Messrs.
Ellison, Tfbbits & Co. formerly Ellison
& HsywoOd,) Liverpool, is accepted as
standard authority on cotton movements,
and We therefore present the following
summary of its stsbenents:-The circular
opens with the remark that beyond sli
question the yesr which hsr just closed
has been me of the most prosperous pc
RODS in the history of British commerce
and manufactures. Every branch of trade
has experienced 9 most extraordinary
expansion, and the condition of the work
ing classes has been IA of unexsmpled
comfort and prosperity. As regards the
cotton industry, the year has surpassed
even the profitable period Immediately
preceding the American war, and 1850 viii
henceforth cease 10 be quoted as the Gnnas
miT0bitis of the trade. The position OF
producers is not so good st the close as ii
was az the opening Of the year; but, tax
ing the year round, the result has been
most satisfactory" The total import of
cotton into Europe in 1871 is given az
6 O2S. 900 bales, of which 4 405 600 were re-
csived into British, and ], 623 600 into CON-
tinentsl ports. OF the 4 405 600 bales re
ceived iu Great Britain 9l0, 600 were re-
exported to the continent, making the to-
tai supply TO foreign Europe 2,5S3, 600
bales, leaving 495, 600 bales for British
consumption. Of the deliveries for con
sumption S.215, 600 bales were to English
and 1856, 600 to continental spinneTs.
The sctusl home consumption is es-
at 4,114,0O0 bales or SO coo
per week., against 2 1914 600 bales in 1870
and 2,62S.0OS In 1859 In bales of 400
pounds each ths consumption last year
was 81 $50 bales per week, 5l,520 in 1870,
snd 1910 in 1859. The Increased con
sumption per week in 1871 1870 was
$3.50 bales, and in 1870 over 1860, $3.50.
Messrs. Ellison q Co. estimate the mum
Der of spindles In the present year at &c.
500. 600, which would work up in twelve
months, assuming 6 consumption Of thir-
pounds per spindle, l,264,0 00, 900
of cotton The spindles in 1870
were SITS 900, of which only 1854 600
we're working, which At an average OF
Boz pounds per spindle, would work up
!, 070 40, GOO pounds of cotton, A new and
valuable feature Of this years circular is
is a statement of the present consuming /
power of esch country On the continent.
The figures are based upon information
from official documents published
by the governments OF the various coun-
-ries and upon facts collected with inf u
lie pains from numerous official and pri-
yste correspondents.
Number -COnsumptiOn-
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~aon-Rssidsbt HOtles.

No. lSs.-In the First Ghaneery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee. lanes e,
.Moores. Admir- Of Solon BorIsnd, deceased,
". James n. Williamson, ct al.
at Appearing mom arndavtt in his cause
4 that the defendant, Euclid Borland, is 9
resident o. the State OF Virginia mt q non.
resident Of the state a. Tennessee; that the
oiaces o rastc ence OF the defendants. b. II.
Lyon, William Cullen and +. VoImer, are
unknown
III a therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the nrst Monday In April, 1917, and plead,
answer or demur to comptatnant's bill, OF
the same Will be teken Tor confessed a. e.
them snd So Tor hearing exparte; and that 3
COPY of this order be published once q week
for four successive weeks, In the Mempht
Appeal. This February %, 1872.
a copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY 3. B. MoHENRY, Deputy O. and NJ
b. Clay King. Col Tor nmnl,nfa MINI ri
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wood and Willow ware

In this line of goods there has been a
fair business. Prices are firm and sd-
Vancfnp.
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sOnday. ssarch ash 1872.

within legal hour, the following described
property, situated in shelby coanty, Eecnes-
see, near the city OF Memphis, tO-Wit: Be.
ginning at g STAKE, Thencs north 7 degrees
west nineteen links to 8 p0st-Oak marked A,
on Oars avenue, west boundary n
thepce east fourteen ehsips, tWenty.Jour
links 20 8 stake; Themes north thirty-one de-
gTses east four links to 8 post marked
A; thence north nine degrees, east Lhree
chains to q stake, seventy-six Inks south
west Of the center Of the railroad; thence
with said road north Iorty-ssven degrees
west ave chains, north fOrty-hye and a hall
degrees West dfEesn hains fOrty-eight link
to 3 STAKE, themes north dfty seven degrees
east thirteen links to q sweet gum tree on
said CRrr's west boundary line; thence south
chains with said line to the Begin
ming, containing fourteen and two one nuR-
creth acres, more or less.
Terms OF SALE.-Opet third cash, balance
in two equal instruments, due and payable
in n and two years, with interest, tbs
purchasers executing notes with good secu-
rity for the pay Of the balance of pUr-
chase money and s lien retained on said
property.
SARAH &. MCGEHEE,
Executrix OF the last ell and Testament OF
Edmund McGehee, deceased.
Harris 4 Harris, solicitors. fs22
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE,

No. 4s7,-In the Second Chanesry Court OF
Shelby county, fennessee.-JGmss ", BinR-
ham VS.. James II. TOmeny, Fannie A. Tom.
enY, VIM. Huntington ct al.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn to
4 IN this cause that the defendants, James
n. Tomeny, Fannie A. Tomeny and his wife,
and Wm. Huntington, are non-rssidents oi
ths Stats OF Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the Courthouse Of the Becond UhRncery
Court OF Shelby county, In the city OF
Memphis, Tenn.s on or before the first
Monday in April, 1871, and plead, an
Ever or demur to compliments bill, or
the same viii be taken fer confessed Is to
them and set for hearing expArte, and tn
g copy OF this order be published once 0
week, for four successive weeks in the em'
phls Appeal
This February IA, R72.
a copy-atteat:
Nd. L STEWART, Clark nj Master,
By Q. BsLCHER, ID. O. and n.
Randolph, Hammond q Jordon, Sols. fer
complainant faI5-th
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Administrators settlement.

For the Probate Court OF shelby county.
Tennessee.-To the heirs and creditors 81
William B. RObtnett, deceased:
NOTICE is hereby given that Edward Irby,
~ as admln1FtTatOr de bOnis non OF the IS
tate OF william b. RObinett, deceased, has
MED IN my omcS RBettlem5nt Of said estate.
which viii Dc presented 70 the court for con-
hrmauon at the March TeTms 1872, 70 be held
on the nrEt Monday Of said month, in the
courthouse in the city OF Memphis. Febru
airy "a, 1874. JAMES REIILY. CIerk-
BY j. n CULIEE. O. az
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Total-....ls.5sO.oOO

Allowing for the interference of the wsr
with trade in France n Germany, it is
thought probable that the total actual
consumption would be only 2.0S0, COO
bales, and, as the total deliveries were
2,S65, 600 bales, it is estimated that con
sumsrs hold in addition TO their ordinary
working stocks $50 O10 to $50. 900 tales
more than they did a year ago on the, con-
tinent. The number Of spindleg in Anne
lea and Europe and the quantity of COT
ton required to give them full employ
ment they make to be as follows:
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Shsrias Sals.

u ytrt1e q an execution from the Second
y NJ SWa1EicE q Co. VS. Joseph Pigeon.
brannan a. Mailer and =. W. Klein
n4iots Iof $50 oebl besides COSTS and inter-
esL l VII sell 10 the hfahssT bidder. for 49,.
n front o. the shsrfdis Cfiss. on Escond
street, In the city OF Memphis. on
thursday 2ist day Of March, 1872,
tae following real estate, tO.zft: Lots Nos.
70 2 a. In Block No, s sa shown By buck
er map or plan Of FoEt Pickering; said lots
stLoateo on the cofner Of second and Caro-
INA streets, IN that part OF tbs city OF Mem
pms known IS Fort Pickering, Shelby COM
" sale or Iennesses, levied en- a. the prop
cry tgoseph Pigeon and viii be sold to nat
lsLy SAID execution, interest and costs. sale
between tns hours Of ten O'Clock am. and
four pm
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By 1sAAoR OssEz, deputy Sherid.
This February isth, 1872.
E~dgfngton &Haissy, AfftTs for Pfd- fan
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ChanCery Court N0tloa.

Nos. 1884, $3.50, 1887, r. D., consolidated in the
Second Ohencery CouFt OF Shelby county,
Tenns-H. Hetmstsdt and others VB. TIE
Memphis German Savings Institution ct al.
IN these can8es, pursuant TO an order of the
L Court entered herein, notice Is hereby
given TO al persons having claims against
tho defendant, the Memphis German Sac.
ings Institution. TO come forward and ex-
hibft their demands and have themselves
made parties to compiainants' bill, within
tina time prescribed by law, or they viii be
forever barred. Done At Office. In Memphis.
this February u, l65a
II. d. 4 STEWART, Clerk nj Maater.
John Bullcoks Sole. doE comp1'uts. fe79 Ia
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Saturday, the 2sd day Of March, 1872,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPartaRbsFQ-Ia Probate Court

James z. Goodlstt, Admir-, Plaintiff
va.
Sunte Cleveland, BENJAMIN OleVe- iSsHlaaoas
Land and Jesse Cleveland,
Defendants,
To BENJAMIN Cleveland and Jesse Cleveland,
Defendants in this action.
YOU are hereby summoned to answer the
y petition Of James Y. GoOdistt, the above
named plaintiff, which was fled In b office
Of the Judge Of Probate for BpartsnbuTg
county, on the 18th day Of January instant,
and to serve a copy OF your answer on the
subscribers at their ONCE, in the town of
~Spartanburg, South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service OF this summons, eI-
clustve OF the day Of service; and II you fail
20 answer said petition IS hereby required,
the plaintiff Will apply 10 the Court for the
relief demanded in the petition.
Dated the 18th DAY Of January, E72
EVINs g BoMAR Pro Rs.
Take notice that the object OF the action en-
titled In the above "a Is TO obtain a
settlement of the guardianship Of John B.
Cleveland, deceased, guardian for the above
named defendants, and that no personal
/ aim Is made against you.
EV1HS q BOMAR,
feS Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
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Stocks and Bonds-The stock market
exhibited an increased strength and &C.
tiVity to-day. Northwestern was the fea-
ture, and dealings were enormous. At
one time there was a rumor that there
had been cheating in the pool, and the
stock declined, but soon recovered.
Union Pacific was next in point OF attrsc-
ton, and was bulled by the Vanderbilt
party. At the close Pacific Mail was very
strong and active, selling up to 62S, The
market closed strong. The following were
the closing hQuras-
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me COTTON MARKETS OF the WORLD.
LATEsr RrPoRT 81 rELEeRAFHl
NEW YORK.

INV AUA21 LIU1OA Il
1000 a.m.-The cotton market opened
but firm IT annexed quotations
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Within legal hours, the following described
rsa estate, tO-W1ts
situate, lying and being in the county OF
Shelby snd State OF Tennessee, beginning at
the sOutb west corner of Firth and Gaines
streets, in Fort Pickering; thence west with
the south une OF Gaines street $50 feet: thence
south 277K feet to Division street, thene east
So fset to Finn street, and Themes north nix
feet to 6aines street. Also, lots ] and 8, In
er1ng.
Terms ofsals-On scrsdis OF seven month";,
purchaser executing notes with approved
gecurity; lien retained TO secure purchase
money. Equity Of redemption barred.
This February, lS72
MD. L BTEWART, Clerk q Hsstsr.
i. z RigaloM. Solicitor. fas IN
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THE NEW YORK DIX GOODS HAxRE1
lLATEsT REPORT BY TELEsRAPHl


NEW YORK, March 4.
The sale OF worsted ana wooden shawls
has been quite lively for the past few
days and large sales have been effected for
future delivery at value. In worsted
braids and caTpetings the demand is more
animated and prices favor the seller. Star
brsids now bring goo. for Rlspsca skirts
and 7bc. for seconds; and on the following
brands prices are marked up: Star No.
Is A. per gross 80 85c ; star No. SO per gross
IS %; star No. % per gross b I5e star No.
~ per gross % Soc. star NO. 81 per gross
s. 45c star No. 65 B. $225e.; star No. 20
3. 81 15c. The Bromlsys have advanced
the prices on their csrpting &c. per yard
and twilled venetian 10Q15c. per yard.
Cotton goods are steady and firm with
fair enquiry. Paper cambrics of all lead
ing makes are advanced Xc per yard.
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MASnkIC TEMPLE.
Ga RuILplAE EQR SALE.

q EALRD PROPOSALS VIII be rsosfvsd al
rom date february 70, As72,l for the purchase
OF the tW0-i tory Lulie1ng on the northeast
corner OF Madison and Second atrcsrg, 50 b.
thirty days nom date Of Purchass, OF when
ordered by ths Directory
Terms cash. OF approved ai1ly days note.
any OF al bidA,
- order OF the Directory.
H. A1aREEr EfeaidanE
A.. :. WHMBzER. seczetaSgs sssl soE
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NOTICE OF A~PPulRTaEET

District OF West Tennessee,
IN Bankruptcy, 3A
At Memphis, Tennessee, 2sJ day OF Febru.
arg, 1s72.
TNHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
4 his appointment as assignee Of Moses
solomon, OF Jackson, Madison county, State
ar Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adudtcated a bankrupt upon the psIi-
ZION OF his creditors by theD District Court of
said District.
fan n WnOT nDTDOE -4..
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PROBATE COURT SALE
RDAE

In the Probate Court of Shelby comfy, Ten
neAsee.-Sarah e. Mc9enSe. exeoutrtX Of
Edmund McGehee, deceased, VS. Jamss Nc
ehe ct al.
PURSUANT to an order OF sale made in the
l. above cause on the 29th day Of FebTu-
airy, A. d. 1872, I VIII sell. ct public action, to
the highest and bsst bidder, in Front of the
of1ce of the Clerk OF the County Court OF
shelly county, on Union street, In the city
of Memphis. on
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IhaFsaay 2lst day of Rarch, I8J2.
Ghanesry Sale Of Real Estats


NO. SlO9-In the Second Chancsry Court OF
SHELBY county, Tsnn6ssss.-EIfEs s. Volisn-
une, Exeeutux, vs. 4EszV VOIenGine 81 a..
u Z Virtue o. al order Of sale made IN tha
A. above cause viii sell, at public auction.
10 the highest bidder, IN LOnt OF the Clerk
and Masters once Of the Second ChanesrV
court GfsenlaW Opera House, Second street.
city OF a emphis. TENNESSEE m
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Chanesry Sale Of Real Eshlis
Saturday, March .. 1872.

No. 4sp1-In the Second Chzrcer roart OF
Shelby mt Tennessfe L. M. Rolcott.
e1c 3. Elntth, partners a. Woleott. smith
{. vs.. Mrs. n. A. Roberts, e. L. :. ID. Rob.
ers and A. Wesson.
ID virtue OF an order Of resale made in this
- cause, l viii sell, al public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in mont OF the ONCE OF the
seeons Chancery Court OF Shelby county,
TannnnnnA m
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-RATUhELORs' HARD xE

EHIS superb Hair Dye / the best in the
4 world-perfectly harmless, reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment; no r1dtc-
ulOus tints or disagreeRbla odor. Tn genu-
Inc VIM. A. Bathelor's Hair Dye produces
Immediately a splendid black or natural
brown leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful;
does not contain a particle Of lead or intur1-
Gus sold by all druggists. Fac
tory. IA BOND Rec n. T.. oc5
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SATURDAY Mareh rs, Ie72,
TRUST SALE.

~ By virtue Of a Iced OF Trust 10 me ex-
ecuted by W. Prand Z. 8. Orne, on the 18th
day of March, 1871, to secure to J.. 81. spain
the payment OF S&75, as evidenced By the
notes Of said w. T, and E B Ornei q note
for $3.50, due sixty days sftsr date; one for
Sll76, due ninety days after date, snd a for
$1,000, due four months after date, each dated
March ], 1871, and payable to said Spain or
order, / viii, at the corner OF Union and
Second Streets in the city OF Memphis, Ten
nnaaaa a tia
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LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE

TIULJNAOoU " UNA.U@~~N
1THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and il
Ia unriYaled for It's flavor. We are directed
hv Msssrs. LEA 4 PERRINS to prosecute al
nsrtIee making or vending counterfeits.
JOHE DUECAE'8 SONS,
oc5 AGENTS. New York.
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Sta Day Of March, 1872,

sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing described property, eo-wtt: Lots
numbers one, Two, -four and sever In Hays
subdivision Of the Walker tract, In shelby
county, Tennessee, near Memphis, Tennes-
see, on Walker street, corner Of said street
and Park avenue, together with theimproVe-
ments thereon, which said property Is now
occupied by said w. andE. 3. Orne. The
title TO said property believed to be perfeot
but 1 sell and convey only IS trustee.
WILLIAMSON, Trustea.
February E1U& fsS sat
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Chanesry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 2iRa.-In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby County Fennessee.-Frtt WtEche
vs. James Flaherty ct al.
ID virtue OF an 1nterlocutery decres for sale
% entered In the Rbove cause February Goth,
1879, 7 wiz sell st public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
ofiee Ofsatd Court GreenlzW Block, Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday kareb Is, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
property, Situated in Memphis, Shelby eoun-
~, Tennessee, on the south corner Of
Vance and Mulberry streets, bstpg 81 feet
front on Vance street by so feet on Mulberry
street, and known upon the plan OF the city
Of Memphis a. part OF lot No. s. In block No.
y, South Memphis.
TEkKs OF 5ALE-One-thtrd in seven
months, balance in thirteen and nineteen
months, purchaser required to give notes
with approved securities. Lien retained I'M
til tbs same are paid. Equity OF redemption
barred.
This February I'D, 1872
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Jarnigsn q Frayser n Wsstcott q Stahl,
Attorneys feI2
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500 p.m.-The cotton market closed
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL, March 4.
HIS sm.-The cotton market opened
steady. Middling uplands, lid; mid-
ding Orleans, 11H@I1Ed.
1:20 p 1.-The market Is steady. Mid
ding uplands, lid; middling Orleans, TX
@I1Hd.
$500 p.m.-The market closed steady at
annexed quotations: Mlddling uplsnds,
lid; middLDg Orleans, 1iH@11Kd.
CINCINNATI.
CINoMNATI, March 4.-Uotton-an sd-
vance is ssked, but none established; mid
ding, 2Z@22c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 4-Cotton irmer,
with an upward tendency; middling, &c.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, March 4.-OOtton dull and
nominal; middling, 2IHo.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, March - Cotton - full
prices ssked, but nc demand; low mid
ding, 2Ic.
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TRUSTEES SALE


u virtue Of O.. A. Roses Trust Deed to me
u dated the 24th day OF Nay, 1870, aud re-
corded in O n, pages 81 and Is, SAINT Fran
els county, Arkansas. 10 which reference fs
hare had, which rust Deed was mad for
the purpose OF securing certain notes men
TONED therein, amounting to hftsen thou
tand (Sl5. 1906 donaIE ! will, on
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The receipts s. the seaPorts week. lor
she ,rreSent and tho thr6s preceding sea
~onslt - dee. cOmpare IS follows:
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A BOOK F0R THE MILuOH.

MARRIAGE rz AR nEESFaB G 3 95o.g SSo T9
GUIDE. S % m mTgyt. on the s Rs5y1 1s1oa
lions OF the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries In producing n preventing on
spring, preserving the complexion, etc.
This ts an Interesting work Of twohundred
and tWenty-t0ur pages, with numerous en-
raE1ngs and contains valuable information
for these who are married or contemplate
marriage; still it IL q book that ought to be-
under look n key, n not laid earalessly
about the house.
Sent to any ons( 90 Of poztagslbo ion 70 cents.
Address Dr. But DBpensarY, No, u 3,
Eighth street, St Louis, No.
- Notes to0sS 41Jtatod cBsd UAta1AssaaaS
Before applying ta the notorious QUAQKs
who advertise In public apers or using any
QUAoK RKNEDLks, peruss Dr.. Butts' work. no
matter what your disease "a, CT nov dopIora
bleyour condition.
Dr.. Butts can be consulted, personally OF by
mail, on the diseases mentioned In hia Work
fhce No. I'm Eighth street, bet. Market D
Walnut, st. Louis, Mo. jet7d&W
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TO

q EALED PROPOSALS. will be received al
y the Ofnee Of the Secretary, by the under
signed, unt1R O'Clock m, on
Saturday, the s0th Day Of aaroh Next,
for the excavation sf the lot (80xISSN fsetl
n the basement brickWork If the proposed
Masonic Temple.
Plans and Specifications can be sean at the
office OF q Baldwin, Architects.
The contract will be let out to the. Lowest
responsible bidders. The Directory reserve.
the right to reject any or all bids.
By order OF the Directory.
JOHN TENT,
u q. CHURCH,
J. NJ. PEGTIGREW.
fell anW Ruf1dfNU nnuou m ItfeA
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LONDON, March 4.-The stock market
st the close showed the annexed prices:
Consols, money. ..-..82M o.. s. sos lS55-..-a-
ConsOlE, a-ccount.-92Z u. s. 6-2s lS6.---9Z4
U. g. 6-20s 1889. ....-.!92- US. 0406.-,....SSN
PARIS.
PARIS, March 4.-Rentes, 56E 4gc.
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, March A. United States
securities-fve-twenties of 1862, 95w,
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rrHAFUuAI.,

The situatlon In the money market Is
about the same as at or last review. In
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closing firm st outside quotations.

closing firm s. outside quotations.
Sales to-day were 100 bales. Good mid
dIiug-5 ct 23c, 8 81 22Zc; strict middlirg
- 1t 22Kc: midding-32 at 2lZe, 3 at
Z2s, 3 xt 22e; strict low middling-32 at
2IXc; low middli1g-I08 st 21Le; strict
good ordinary-IO5 st 2Ic, 10 at &c, $50 al
20Hc, IL at 2Oze; good ordinsry--l0O at
zoe, IS atA9c, Is a. 20hc, 40 at 1SHe, II at
2Oo, 26 81 20Lc, l67 as 20Zc, leo at 20Hc;
strict good orainRry-A st 20s, s at Ice;
ordinsTy-z6 At l9o, s at zoe, Is
al I9Ke, Is at les, 80 al 1eo. Is st lSHC, Z ~
Ice, Is az Iec, % st 19c; strict ordinsry-24
at zoe, S at lee; stains-24 at 20Hc, "a at
20kc.
Receipts here were, since Saturday, 1904
bales: exports, 2243 bales; stock, IS, 9o7
bales. Excess bF actual count, Ssl3 bales
HnddunR here at this time last year .-l4-GIL
MiddlipX in New York same date---"gl5Z
NfddliI Is in New Orleans same date-l45E9l43s
UDlands IN Liverpool same date.----g "a
God In New York same date..--..--.- nl5z
The following tsbulatsd statement, care
fully compiled from our 6lez, shows the
receipts, ssles, shipments and prices Of
cotton per week, beginning with the first
week in September;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-05

A~kuSISsIPPI LEVEE AND STATE TAX.
l1 PAYERS=An Interested In fba pavraeut
OF Mississippi Levee End State taxes can have
forfeited, rsdssned By application TO
6H7EHS RANE
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-05

It will be seen by the above that the to-
tai receipts at all the ports from Septem-
Der 1, 1871, as compared with receipts last
year for the same time, show a deficit Of
elisa bales.
The following IL the daily report for
the seven days ending March lst in
slant: