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, 1873-05-08

pecembcr a. 1877. This being threo months 1ator In
formation In regard to the business anu affairs Of tho
company than required by law, It wnR nccoptea mid
>!ed a. we'll Preferred to statomont for the year
Tho REPRESENTATIVES Of british companies In this
country claim that It In not practicable for thoir
ho.no ofccs to comply with tho requirement Of tho
Illinois law, owing to tho tmposHblity Of sad CONE
panes obtaining returna from hetr ngcnciea In vari.
oun foreign 1ovornmerts, In which they Aro doing
busncaH In tmn TO mako statOinont Of uio!r husi-
ness and nTatrs tn four months from tho Goth eorte
bur- Iaugges. that the aoth Of June DO substituted n
tho law In he place OF aoth Of sontemhor or probably
bottor That tho 3lst Of Docolnhor bo 40
following II to tho lator date, any auch fotelan COM
pany not having q branch ntico In this country. Of
whose statement could not bo flied by the alst Jann.
ary, should DO required to hayo Tho condition aud
business Of Its several aEcncles III t1e uhou states
reported 10 Of a ngencies Tor tue yeaf ond:
Ing Dec 81 such agency tcing required 70 mike and
a statement thereof on Or before tho 31st Of January
Unless some such change Is malo by The general AS
Bebly. this Department Will, with considerable roluc-
tanco feel 10 duty bound to enforce tho law as It now
stands 1t may 10 wclt to say TO you and the General
Assembly, that probable result OF this action will
DO the rcroment from our atnto Of near1y all II not
all OF tho English companies, unless thoy should co-
clulo to furnish statements OF their business as pre-
scntod by their books on tho 3oth Of Bertombor.
1T facilities for insurance With ctnss Of companies In
which they have unloubted confidence, IL worthy Of
serious consideration by tho General Assembly.
Securities arc now held In this department for the
protection Of .pocyhollers, for companies, and In
nfnOunta ma follows
, 1873-05-08
buffalo Livestock Market.

BUFFALO, 1lay 7.--CAr71E-To-day, including 1s
cara to arrvc 0Bu total for week 0,098 Market worry
days pricea. Regular buyers rs general thing arc
holding OF, being afraid on account Of the break.
down in tho Easern markets, to pay the prces asked
by owners and holders. Country buyers are doing
nearly oil the purchasing About 800 were disposed
Of Sales: 773 Inois atcers, Az 0o5 to $50 H. At
$s6oSo376; ais Missouri aee1a, 1os7 10 .b23 ill.,
It s4.eo@9.57S; 42 Missouri oxen, ey l,4o2
1,2b3 lbs, At s4.2se94.75; 1870 Iowa stoers, nv
l,o44 to bs, ~ $54o@s70; II Kansas steers, 1s2o
s at &c. i2H 18 Michigan steers, l,1BG s. 1T $5.76
~ Michigan atockers a84 ths, as to.2s; Il oanada
atockers. 500 th9, at 1875.
week, $780, Tho market opoiod active at ~ advance
on last weeks closing prices. aalea-1,0A Ohio
clipped shoop, 78 to 101 It's, a4.7535.G2; i01 ILL.,
nola woole1 aheep los ihs 1915; 500 Illinois woocd,
0l its, at $780, ..
Hoaa-ro-day, including the reported arrivals 2oa:
Total for tho week, 10,30O Market dragging 1t S rs
@6.50, the Inst Aguroa for choice ots Balea-l,169
Illinois hogs, 16o enl 2l2 lbs, et S5.26@5.65.
, 1873-05-08
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY MAY 8, 1873.

Pnoyls1oNs-pork dull; hold ut s1s.75.. Dry sals
q31 .:a5ss Ss It @ Rs0n Il a ss ga sspFf.ssa Issa
aaas asJeHa33ssSSsi ssas S sx s lee ssS%ss exae eoo
ns'ssS ess osss %ssi'9a fsstas 's as'
''' c'n''n"'''' 'iii PilrbApEtp1,1A,
pHrh:DEbrulA, ,sfay y7.-BnEApsrurFs-,Flo.,r IL fs!r
Sny sssssa ssssr sfiss sss 'Ss9 ssss &c.
dlo: osts moderately notiS0i white, 6ls5lHo;
PrrhoLIuM-o -orudc hold a. 14Ao; ronnod, 2oo
"''ans-'Sf'a"' = nSnr1moRE, XII
and unchanged Nhsat dull Corn steady and arm;
saasoo ~hito, si%sae. Ryo % aaiot and unsaansed:
WufaKEY-Firmor at $50.
BUFFALO May 7.-BnEAnsTuFrs-F!our ateady.
whest-Eoninal';, markot bare. Corn quiet :; sses
600 by So' Western at Csc. oass-No buyers; Of
oswEGo.
slilwsas'eo' ~ 1ie Corn Jul Western, 1 &C., Bar
| ley unchanged.
81. LOUIS, May 7.-BaEApsruFFs-Flour dull aud
SIS. Wheat-5prins sd3snsed No: ., 81: :ai5i IS !;
Corn u aaot TT No. On Track sacIa aSi;
wh1.o. onts nrm No. 2, 34@s4Mo in eoyetor; 80! go
selles Jnly Barley quiet; No. =, s50ooo Rye quiet;
WHlsKY-Hlghor ut 88c.
ae aess Il IT, '0a basau au;
o5sdss{ Is.d sS q: S issS sss n'"as' 's.
'oA77Lz-oa''t and MF%p'Gfa. S1ss9afsa.
DnRAnsrurfs-Flour quiet and unchanged. Corr
s rm 1t M 4ss4Se. ooS ne meal scarce 1t ssoS@2o5
HAY-Qu'et at s1a. .0o@26.oo:
pnov1soNa-Dacon dull and i ahade lowor; ahoul'
d'F'' sHess'; ''''st bE2ho1r. fSfs;
DETROIT, Nay 7-nnEADs5yfEs,-Four M aueet Ct 1na =,
20: j, .sl01H; amber s1.75h. Corn steady at 4so
z'1''HF'-70 o1zTsgs' GTgg2'ekSsn. eSS;
oLKvELANp, Nay 7.LDREApRTuFTs-Whoa hrm
Ho rea SLIT; No. 2, $1.e5. Corn steady at b1@52c
p1rnoIEuM-unchaugod standard white, 1aKo
esr lots. lv>s@2oXe, u small way Ohio State test
LOUISVILLE.
Lou1sv1hLE, May 7.-bnE4nsFuFFa-F -Flour-Exsr'
family, $780, Wheat quiet. Corn Hteady.
ssssis SSs ss;. ssss IL s5SSsi, sssS
IN ss ii. SS @ s,s,r s.s' s'ooas. fa1 stsady sa'
wa''17=n'sssF; MiT%s1RsH. 65Ssss tef 1:en-'oun'.
MSs.t VIZ es sa WsaR Ne
No: 2, $1.28k. Oats firm No. 9, 3l1c. Corn scare
and nominal No. 2, 88c.
FnE10nTs-To Buffalo, %; to 0awego, 16c.
NEcE1PIs-Flour, 5000 brls wheat, Is 0UD bu.
9HlPMENIs-Flolr, 1000 brls wheat, none.
| CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 7.-DRzApsTuTrs-Four hrm d
$7.80@7 IS. Wheat firm at $l.70al.73. Corn firm
Ct 4b@tao. Ryo firm at BIC. Oats dull ut 42@4ac
PnovIa1oss-F;rmor; rork-aa!es at $i8. 90 cash ami
buyer May. Lard nominal; Htcam, oc: kettle, 9}dc
Bulk meats frmer shoulders held at 7c; clear RIB
0tl@oAo; clear 9}io- Bacon offerings light; ahoul
dors So clear rib O1So; cloar, 1g!ac.
| Wn1sKY-Eirru at 8Bc,
! TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, May 7.-nnEApsruFEs-Fionr :, steady
Michigan sl.7lK, spot; SLIT, June No. red. sl8o
No. 2, Sits. Corn shade highor high mixed, apos
e.; so!les June, 47He; JULY 4sAc low mi1e'
REcE1p7s- Flour, 900 brls wheat, 0ooo bu corn
6,00U bu: oats, 1000 bu.
Su1pMEATs-Flour. 1900 brls whoat, t,000 bu
corn, 81, 600 bu oats, mono.
, 1873-05-08

NEW Yoak. May 7.--Co1ToA-1n moderate request !;
m!ddlinB upland, l0Ac.
unEAbsruTTa--Flour quiet md unchanged receipts,
10000 brls. Rye hour III good domand at silo96.Do.
Corn meal stesay. Wheat higher offerings moderate
rocclpts $1,000 bu; Minnesota spring. htoat $leb
s204; white California, {25o Rye iuiot; Western,
Vic. Barley quiet; Canada, f118: Mall quiet; two
rowed 6tate, $l.00. Corn In moderate demand ro-
cepta, 81 900 bu; old Western mixed, In store. 6c
new, afoat, G7a@69o yellow, BaHMGoc. Outs higher,
with fair donH7d; receipts, so. 900 bu new mi1od
Western, 60@t4B; white, 603bao; black, 48@5oo.
GROVER 6EED-Hteady at 8}6@H14oi timothy firm Ut
$3.50.
Eaus-1n fair domand Western, 1ak@1oo.
NAY-Steady.
IIors-Du and unchanged. .....
GRooER1Ks-CoRoo strong; 1a!o, 17AGalaAo. Sugar
quiet and hrn; fair to good roAntnB 7fs@b!<o. Mo.
laasea oaaer; Musooyalo, 3OHc. Ntce steady at 7&@
SNc. -.. ... o,
pnov1slons-pork dull md heavy now ness $l8. 23
@la.60; July, 1880. neof dull aud unchanged: Gut
steady short and long clear, 100. Lard dull aud
heavy Western @ atsa1n, :s,, pNe A Akettlr. 'Ac.
CnEEaE-Firln l29l6kc.
WHIHKY-Elrmer gl30lHc.
NEW ORLEANS.
New OnLEAas, May 7.-l,nEApaTurra-Flour dull ;
Xxx, t6.a; good xxx, s7.2a choice xxx, $7.?b@9U0.
Corn quiet mixed, 500 white aud yellow, tG@67c.
Oats, laH@43c. DTau dull at 73o.
HAY-bUu; prime. $2s.00G32s.QQ: chaica. s2a.QQ,
, 1873-05-08

LAsA1LE, ILL.,. May 7:-No arrival Or departure
lumber tor FIoronco tho Cataract with lun-
ber for Hennepln, and tho Monte CHRISTI M
with Lumbar for st. Louia passed out Of tho
canal Nothing paused IN. The Isabela with lumber
for st. Louia tho Oak Leaf with moulding sand fur It
Louis, and tie other boats above mentioned all nwa't
towags. Fifteen feut und threo inches Of Walcr on tho
CANAL Go11EcroR's OFFICE Chicago, May Z.
AnRlvEp-Chicago Belle, Utica, 6,000 bu corn
Monarch, LockpoFs 129 600 lbs meal, 400 brls -four
Atlantic, Morris, $500 bu corn.
ClEAnEp-Jennlo, Norris 5.o12 # lumber; Morn
1o, 83 # lumber; 600 # siding, 20 m luth. ouo LII
tin plate 1900 ns carpenter and otner %ork Wslss1
Dcllo KanRakee feeder, bo5 ii lumber 10 shingles
Messenger, Kankakee fceder, $4,000 It lumber. II
lath, 2610 Tbs carpenter md Joiner work H. Loo
mis- Kaukakeo feeter 0,500 It lnth 0ltario laSalle
69411 It lumber, 7,67G It lumber.
, 1873-05-08

wns appointed to walt upon Con. stagsr, Hon.
Smith, Mnnagor Of tho Western Associated
rrens, and request tho1n to attend Tho meeting
and mako propositions.
Tho Association thon adjournod until half
past oc,oolt III tho oyoning,
Tho evening session wns devoted to long
discussion Of tho right of tho Telegraph COM
pany 10 ,.en tho Associations messages without
4 consideration.
Col: Wilson, Of tho Western unton, and Will
lam Horny Smith. agout OF tho Western AaBo-
ciatod PRESS, wcro prosont.
No conclusion wns roac!lcd md the meoting
adjourned until this morning, when Con. B!aget
will announce tho decision Of tho telegraph
company In tho matter.
, 1873-05-08
CHICAGO MUSICAL JUBILEE.


1t VIII Como Off tho EIrat Week iii
JMne--<s ilaM0r1 Will Conduct the
Concerts. which will be Given i'll
tho Grcnt Rock Rh1nnd Dcpot.
Tho preparations for some timo in discussion
for tho grand jubilee concert III tho new depot
Of tho Michigan Southern and Rock Island Rail-
ronds, are now completed, and all the arrange-
ments have been mado forthc first week in juno.
The musical part OF the programme will bo
under tho leadorship OF no less pcrsonngo than
tho great 2. s. Gilmore, whoBe 6uccess ct tho
Boston Jubilee has made him famous through
out tho civilized world. HOW'LL be aided by from
200 to 500 performers. Tho depot structure,
modate fully II, 900 peraons. It will bo comfort
ably seated, and decorated as becomes tho occa-
sion, and, with luncll-room, press-room. aud
other comfortable apartments, will give oil tho
features Of grand jubilee building.
Tho Committee will o1tond their Invitations to
the Governors Of tho Northwestern States to DO
thcir guests at tho Grand Pacific Hotel during
tue festival week.
On Tuesduy evening an informal reception
will be given by tho resident musical talent Of
tho city to ?. 8. Gilmore, at tho Pacific Hotel in
charge Of Mr.. George ". Lyon as Chairman of
tho Musical Committee and General Manager Of
Tho festivities will commence with reception
at tho Pacific, on Wednesday evening. To tho
distinguished guests from abroad. Tho two
grand concerts will tako on Thursday afternoon
anu 6F0nlnB, Will tllmofe IN ChhFBG. Un fri
day afternoon, by arrangements alrondy mado
with tie Board of Education, the children Of tho
public echools Of Chicago, will be gIvon grand
COMFORT with short, brilliant programme, at rs
cents admission.
On Friday evening, tho grand opening ball will
take placo at the Pacific, for which two Thousand
tickota will bo issued by committee ofmAnagers
OF fifty gentlemen Of Chicago and other cities,
Gilmore to furnish tho music aud Gaskoll, Of
tho Pacific tho supper, which will bo splendid
| affair.
On Saturday, Lincoln Park will be visited by
tho distinguished guests from abroad. There
will also bo ateanlboat excursions, and other at
fractions for both tho closing days Of tho week.
Excursion rates arc boing secured, and arc i'd
nearly all casos conceded OH all the linoH antor-
ing the city from Buffalo, Cincinnati, st. Louia,
OmRha, and st. Paul. Admission to tho concerts
/ has boon fixed ut 81, except that to tho school
children on Friday afternoon.
, 1873-05-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Now York Financial News.

New Yong. May 7.-Tho supply Of loansblo funds
la steadily increasing, and tho money market soems
settled into An easy condition fer tho spring aud su-
months. Currency Is still flowing here, and tho
banks diHcouuting freely, well offering iu-
creasod amounts Of money on call to the brokers' Tho
rates to.day 5@7 per cent call, md 798 for
primo dtscounts. 6utitanding lega-tendora have de-
creased $4,000.
The ndyaneci in Dank Of England rase Of interest WAS
expected, md had no marked effect. ..
Sterling wa dun and heavy at oa'@io6 for aixty
daya, and 109H H@910914 for aight.
1old WAS dull md steady at 1l74@117x, closing at
117A@ll7'l. Loans, 2@1 per cent. c!earlnes
interest. Customs rocoipts $780,
Governments were q trlGo bettaE and 1ru1.
Btato bonds dull, and Tonnessees very strong.
Hallway bonts hro In Increased denand
Stocks woro loss, and tho changes amaller than on
yesterday. The market rather foverish and alter
ately wehk and atrong closing wcDk. Tho chief uc-
tuntons were IN Caution. which rose from 1o2@1os4,
Pacific Mall, 531, IS, 635{, 63H Western Union SO,
87]l s71:. 87s st. Paul, o7.:, 6sz, be71; Q. Q. l.
G., SSH 38tf, ASK Rock 1aland 110A, Ill Il, HOY ;
lIarlem i3e, 127, 12oR. Tho changea ii ths rest 81
ho Lake Shore Railroad Tor la72 wsro m
tncreaso Of g. 1871. Tho earnings Of tho
Burlington. Cedar Rapids !: Minnesota Company for
April against $o4 58i for april Of Last year.
Sterling, 1089z,
, 1873-05-08

LONDON, May 1.-THE ratio Of discouns n the Bank
of England has advanced por cent, sud 10 now ~.
LIvEnPooL May Til a. m.-F1our. 27s Cd. Wheat
Winter, las 2l; spring, 1ls@12s a white, lis %
@1ls- 10d; club, 12s+ Corn, ate Cd. Pork, 69s.
Lard, 40a.
LIVERPOOL, May 7-1:3o p. m.-nlarkct unchanged.
LONDON May rs p. ,:-ConsolB. money, PIX ;
8oh; now I'll, Box Eric, COY.
FnANKronr, May 7.-s-2os Of 89, 957i.
PARIS May 7.-Tentest 81 francs 81 confines.
LIVERPOOL, hlay 7.-Cotton quiet m!ddling up
land, s,s@od; Orleans oh@s4a, sales TO- 600 bales
American, 6,000; speculation and export, 1000.
Breadstufis quiet and unchanged. all the rest un-
unchanged.
, 1873-05-08
The Art Sale ct Central Hall.


Tho most important salo Of oil.paintlugs wo 1ayo
over wltnoascd In this city commenced at Central
Hail, cornor Wabash avenue and Twonty-second street.
yesterday and wo much plcaBad to state that our
ctlzens duly appreciate good collection OF art!s
TO pictures The attendance ras large ana spirited
afternoon, st O'Clock the aao will 10 resumed, and
tho closing salo Will tako place III tho evening" at
o'clock. see!ng that OF tho bent pictures Of the
collection arc yet undaposel OF, still larger atte1l-
hce expected ut tho closing Raoa. Remember, Cen
trail Hall, corner Wabash avenue and Twauty-socond
afrcnt. -....
, 1873-05-08
Annual Report Of State Audi.
tor Lippincott.
Companies Admitted to Do. Business in IL
linois tho Past lear.
Statement Of Business Transacted by
Companies Reporting to the
Auditor.
List of 1nsolvcnt Companies, and
Their Financial Condition.
Suggestions on the Subject Of Taxing
Premium Receipts.

Suggestions on the Subject Of Taxing
Premium Receipts.
Special Dispatoh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Alay 7.-Gen. Charles t.
Iippincott Auditor OF Htato, has just laid bofore
tho Governor his fifth annual insurance report.
It is rep1ote With facts which go to ahow the nd.
mirable manner In which he has conducted that
important branch Of his office. Since bis last
report thoro havo beon admitted to do business
III this State thirty-si1 i1re and fro nnd marine
insurance companies, with n total capital or
412 305 21302, bong 81, 200 688. .02 more than tho
aggregate amount Of capital heretofore repro
eentod By companies which havo ceased to DO
business in tho Stnte. Tho total numoer no"
doing business IL 118.
general and comprehensive view Of tho aggregate
business Of tho four yenr.-la09 70 1sa2-ahoHs ~ tno
premium receipts during tho same time, to amount to
3 tho aggres,HS9 H9 sy'ragS y e. premium p9cn IT, Fa
g q eSn M oF r,s i I" a 81
cents for 1863, and o4 cots for 1870 For 1s71 and
1B72 the rate Is below tho average being 10 cents TOT
rsls written Tor tsS four years IS Is ceuts The $780,
For 1860 1870 tho ratio Is nolow tho average being
1871, aud 10 cents for 1874 TUG aggregate average
Tsess o:rfs Tse raas q SG e ssH
1e70 being *62et Ine raos .! tsg yGl , ~ xot ~
@ @ are ayo7s M e3 ~ Tho arrreasto ayarnge
e!si 'ssTs il; s: g.
BUSHES; s. q .1ssS 1ssS
ma % or M ds syxse % B saws
md of ls72 slo3.24,, expended for every SOD
received. FMS SHOWING, 1ust a env ~ t''i,u i,
q c.n,Ial md n4soa of eopsniss
nttrcy 3ea,rorcI hs the two areat cosurations &C.
curing IN the past Two years, Su that It only applies
to tho eompantes continuing the bnainess and making
xeports Io cnf otn nagps nTa a
Il sSn y II a7 "a hcv
g2s5e and stock Dividends to ths amount Of s.T12
emoana to The amount dep0eted en BY
nv-Solaer. anv ia sn m 7a5. an 60. 80 f'
soYe, 1nois co,nnao;ca roceyed cash pro
i..t sosu ,n' - ami nso u r,f,ov ;ncnrroI <lS9
.ba; 0Hs nrat m ''
atas rnnn~s y eaRh premumg They
Incurred 81 s5i % ossss. Estimating expcnsos 1t
tc @ sans mss pTohs rot osa NJ ~
rhsie nIncy. hnye not uroGt Of ii.
Tho six mutual conpsncs les: received ] ss6 ID ca.h
1t tho ne prot Of
xIsboo22o Of these Companies, one has net ogs Of
whe Az sgs ns o}
mics 1eceIyod ss9s, 90 cash premiuns. They in-
be net 5so ot s'
Tho two foreign companies received SITS 500 rs cash
ThG fs. E
Of s7a,4o7.e9 --,-7,.@-.
nhow n Id nal S1 cash nrsmIi,ms roonyod Thny IN
CURED Il ol7l5 iosscs Ealimntng expenses 1t
6i7l1 4sBa1 ioavcs them aet pront Of g. 3B5 TO-
Thrco Of tic companies sh3w 1aot osa of fa,l9a77,
ana ho po o he oi a
Tonioa 1t "a BIC 385 TO- as before stated.
@D' '3'A:tsYn,1, IsaoIyzy7 IN St, COMPANIES. ~
The following is a list Of insolyont compa-
, 1873-05-08

Totnl, 10000 Gifts, NIL Cns1l, 36UO,OO0
lo m9no{ to pay al these Rifts n full ts upon do
ant aaide for TINT purpose, and only bo uai
pnrpose, will bu by tho following u0rtica ts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-18
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2i33, o. .R.-First Chaneery Court of Shelby
cOunty-John W. Leftwich ct al. VS.. Geral-
dus Buntyn ct al.
DY virtue of an interlOcutory decree for
D sale entered in the above cause October L..
lST2 l will sell to the highest bidder, at public
auction, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
Office, Greenlaw OpeIshOuse building, Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, July l2, 1878,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Tennes-
see, UO-W1t:
A certain tract Of land embracing l52 S4-l0O
acres, being q part Of the Breedlove tract of
land lying north, some 10 or IA miles, of the
city OF Memphis, which tract was conveyed
by ]. W. Breedlove to Geraldus Buntyn, this
lot or parcel being in division letter + of the
Breedlove tract and south Of division n, con
tanning 1s4 $500 acres, north OF division r,
owned in 1855 by - Massey, and east of di-
vision D, being 40 S2-I00 chains from east to
west, ana 80 $500 chains from north to south,
and the map OF which division It is repre-
sented in the contract OF sale, from Jeptha
FOWlkes to LeftWich & Whitney, will be
found with deed of the land from J. W. Breed
love TO Geraldus Buntyn, duly recorded in the
Registers Office of Shelby county, Tennessee.
Terms OP SALE-On a credit Of six and
twelve months; purchaser TO execute notes
with approved security; lien retained to Sc
cure same; equity of redemption barred.
This June Is, 1873.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
kOrLrecht & Craft, Attorneys. jelS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-18
ESTABLISHED 1910.

at present status, make any promise that
we will build this branch railroad, 6la !
1UiH 90 so far as to say that if six hun
dred thousand acres Of land are sub
scribed and put in at two dollars per
acre, one-fOurth in bonds aud three
fOurths in stock, as proposed, OroU7deII
the lands are not swamps or covered
with water, tUe aDil, upon Satisfactory ar
rangement to be made after oar man
line Is completed to its 1erds connection,
take hold and Hldts an earnest EFFORT to
build this brcnch, expecting to accom-
plish it whenever the State of the mon
ey market is such as 20 enable US 10 Sc
cure the requisite capital. We consider
the line very desirable, not only as Sc
curing a good Memphis connection, but
as shortening considerably the distance
bv rail between st. Louis and New
Orleans. If you succeed in accomplish
ing the object proposed. Think, lUithOla
doubt, that during TIE ensuing fall we
shall be willing to take hold of and urge
on the branch TO completion. Very
truly yours, THO. ALLEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-18
ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, June I7.-OnIy a
few sales at inside prices; ;middling, 1S4G
1S4c; net receipts 429 bales; exports
TO continent ia bales; sales 200 bales;
stock Il, ,247 bales.
SAVANNAH, June I7.-Cotton NOM
inal; middling, Isle; net receipts, 345
bales; sales, 50 bales; stock, IA, ,70S
bales.
GALVESTON, June II. - Cotton
firm; good ordinary, 144@15e; net
receipts, SO bales; sales 200 bales; stock,
p, ,7O7.
MOBILE, June H. Cotton firm
good ordinary, 1911; low middling, 173C
@lS; middling, 182@l9c; net receipts,
19S; exports coastwise, $50 bales; sales
200 bales; stock 7,477 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION oFSN
Angerona Lodge, No, l6s, will be held This
"WEDNESDAY evening, June 18th, at s
O'Clock. for work in the NJ. NJ. degree.
All NJ. MS are fraternaIly invited.
C. G. LOCKE, W. M.
p RrcHNoSn. Secretary feIs
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Notice Of Dissolution.

FJlHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween John Spang anu Franz GeriOck,
under the firm name and style of Spang q
GeriOek, is this dsy dissolved by the purchase
of eferlOck's interest. John Spsng assumes
all debts OF the firm, and is alone authorized
TO cnllact the aecnnnts lime R Ik12-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THE undersigned will offer for sale 70 the
/ highest bidder, on MONDAY, JUNE 30rH,
l573 at the Bluff City Oil Works, on Charles
ton avenue, near the Memphis and Charleston
railroad depot, Memphis, Tenn, the stock Of
cotton-seed, oil-cake, cOtion-seed meal, dam
aged sacks, etc, on hand at said Bluff City Oil
" orks; also, thirty-nve bales cotton, re-g1n-
uings-all belonging to the estate Of q. i.
Beaumont, deceased. Terms cash.
sale to commence at II o'clock am
Tune Ig 1873 Z. W. SMITH, Admir-.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
HALL OF THE UNITED SOSs OF MILTON, !
MEMPHIS, June 8, 1873.


HALL OF THE UNITED Sons OF MILTON,
MEMPHIS, June 9, 1873. J
Hon. John s. Kerr:
SIR-The undersigned having been APP
pointed a committee TO walt on you with an
Invitation to deliver public address before
the - United Sons OF Milton" upon the occa-
sion Of their first Picnic, TO be held at Hum
BOldt Park, Thursday, the 18th inst, would
most respect fully solicit the honor Of your
compliance with the wishes of our Society.
Very truly, and with great respect,
J.. CALLAHAN, g. ID.
Tx. HUTCHERSON, V. g. D.
+. A. CLOUSTON, Secretary.
MEMPHIS, June 4, 1873
Messrs. /. j. Callahan, @. D., ]. K. Hutcherson,
Y q. D. and Z. A. ClOuston, Secretary-Ofh-
GERS Of the Society OF the " United sons OF
Milton"
= GENTLEMEN-Your courteous cOmmun1ea-
,tion Of the 80, inviting me TO deliver public
address before your Society on the 18th inst
at Humboldt Park, upon the occasion OF yOuI
approaching Picnic, came 10 hand to-day, and
without further delay, 1 accept the honor OF
your invitation, and VIII endeavOr to comply
with your request. Very respectfully
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

rI1HE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
tween s. B. Robbins and b. B. Plant,
under the name and style OF 5. z. Robbins 4
Company, is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. All persons Indebted to said firm are
hereby requested to make immediate pay
ment to s. B. Robbins, " no Is authorized only
TO sign the name OF the nrm IN liquidation Of
its affairs. =. B. ROBBINS. +
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Sterling Exchange.

June Is, 1873.
EaS Having effected proper arrangements,
this Bank will hereafter draw on London or
Liverpool in sums to suit purchasers.
teIS s. p READ, Cashier.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MAHONY-The friends and acquaintaDces
Of John P. Mahony are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral OF his late wife, MARY,
from his residence, rear of No. Enginehouse,
on Main street, this WEDNESDAY, after
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