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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

Psenice: Glslo /, Gerycna zimni
1.12 els 2. 1.09
Il ufice: $50 cts.
Owes: els. /. 5G cis 2. ~ ctI.
Tito; 95-9S busc.
JeGmen: 1.25-150 busel.
Mouka: 7.0Q-7.25 za sud Cerve.
ne neb BIZ 'imni psenice mleta
mGstG; samctlt druhy ma yenku nile
te o 30 ctu. meme; jarni p5enicna mouka
5.75-6.50 "a sud-
Zitn mouka: 5.50-625 za sud.
Pice: "a Tund hrubych otrub u 90;
neiiepsi (Middings) $500
Seno: Timoteiske ma firech 20.o0-
22.0O "a tonu.
Nasolen6 hovGzi maso: Ccny
stale 4 poptavky dobre, 90. .00-13.00 IA
extra Mess.
Uzene maso sunky nalozenG
cukru 123--00. Pfedni Q ctd; spcli l3!
90 ct1, zusenG hov6zi II
NasolenG vepfovG mas 0 ttz-
ky mess 22.5o, kratke 22.5o, extra mess
23.5O-24.5O.
Sad o mtst6 pfeyaiene II cta pr
soudku, ma study 10; na venku pregaro-
l2-13 die iakosti
NJ a 5 o neilepSi 30-3+ C.
Y e ice Cerstvc 26-27 na sudv po-
citant.
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Brambory move G5-soc bpseI
CibuIe nova N baynu 3.25-3.4o
Fazulc 210-225 "a bnsel ncilepsi
druh.
Susenaiablka5- 5-6l 70 libr1.
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ska p2kna 155. hruba G. $50 III. 1.S5,
kuchvnska 2.35.
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cOrTOS MARKETS..
by rELEanAPH

I 81 IEIEaEAIt4s
CINCINNATI, November 30.-Cot-
/ ton quiet, 14sc.
LOUISVILLE, November SO.-Cot-
ton quiet, lac.
ST. LOUIS, November 30.-Cotton
dull aud lower, l4sc.
NEW ORLEANS, November 80. IL 80
a.m.-Cotton quiet; middling, l4sc;
sales, 1900 bales; receipts, 1916 bales.
, p.m.-Net receipts, $3.50 bales;
gross, II, 404 bales; exports TO Great
Britai0, l2,l8l bales; eosstwise, $50
bales; sales. $500 bales; stock, 40 $50
bales. Market quiet; mlddliug, l4se.
LIVERPOOL, November 80, 1880
p.m.-Cotton fiat; middling uplands
spot, 7sGT4d; Orleans, sgd; sales to-
day, 1900 bales, Of which 1000 bales
were foT export and speculation; Octo-
Der and November shipments from Sa-
vannah or Charleston, g. 0. c., 71d; De-
cember and January shipments from
savannah or Charleston, g. o. c.,
9.I6d.
2 p.m.-Sales of American cotton
to-day, goo bales; November and De-
cemher shipments from Savannah or
Charleston, g. o. C, ID.
ments from Savannah or Charleston, J.
m. c., 9.I6d; December and January
delivery, from Savannah or charleston,
!. N. G., 7-l6d.
D p.m.-Deeember and January shin
ments from Savannah OF Charleston z.
o. c., 74d; November and December
shipments from Savannah or Charles
ton, ]. m. c., I'D; January and Februa-
ry delivery from Savannah or Charles
ton, I. N. c., I'D; November and De-
cember shipments from New Orleans, |.
m. c., Z ll-l6d,
NEW YORK, November 80, lO:2Oa.m.
Futures dull January, I5(@l5 l-l6c; Feb
ruaTy, Is 5-l6(g15sc; March, 10 ll-l6,9
l52c; April. Ice; December, I4tGI4 11-l6o.
1875 a.m.-Cotton weak and nOmi
nally unchanged. Futures dull; Jsnu-
airy, 15s3I5 Lice; February, Is 5.l6ta
l5sc; March, Is l1-I69l53c; April, Is
l5-l6@l6c; May, 16lC@l6 Bloc; June,
164(9l6 9-16c; July, 16H9l65e; Deem
Der, 14s@14 ll-l6c; salts Tor future de-
livery, 6400bales to-day; Saturday even
ing, 500 bales.
u m.-Futures dull; January, l59
Is Lice; February, I55-l6@15sc; March,
15s(915 11-16c; April, Is Is Is 9l6e; De-
1904 ll-l6c; sales, 10000 bales.
1910 p.m.-C0tton quiet: ordinary,
1850; good ordinary, 1870; low middiing,
l4gc; middling, l43c; Alabama, 14Be;
Orleans, I5sc; sales to-day-tO spinneis,
70 bates; Saturday evening, 343 bales.
:35p.m.-Cotton dull and unchanged;
sales for export, 81 bales; to spinneTs, 1874
bales; to spectators, I47 bales. Futures
easy; January, IA 1850 l5c; February,
10 5.l6c: March, l53G1l5 ll-i6c; April,
I5tG15 l5-16c; May, rs Bloc; June, 16
7-l6f9I6lc; July, l6&G16 1896; Decem-
Der, 14s61l4 II l6c; sales for future de.
livery, 20, 500 bales.
Net receipts, 652 bales; gross receipts,
sos bales; exports to Great Britain, $500
bales; to the continent, 800 bales; sales,
74l bales; stock, IO4,75 bales; market
dull and depressed; middling, 144c.
Cotton report fer three days at all the
United States ports: Receipts, 90, 224
bales; exports TO Great Britain, Sc, 0S6
bales; to France, $500 bales; TO the con-
tinent, 271l bales; stock, $50. 4l2 bales.
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I " pursuance OF the terms OF a trust deed
A executed to me by j. II. Burlington and n
A. Darlington, on tie 18Th day Of March, 1871 !,
which deed j. OF record IA the Recorders Office
Of Mississippi county. Arkansas. 10 secure the
payment of certain notes IN said deed men
Toned, 1 viii, ON thursday, January n.
1879. between the hours CT 10 O'Clock
am and O'Clock pm, in front Of
the Clerk Office of the circuit Court
oil Mississippi county Arkansas. in the
town % O>ceoia, sell for cash, the following
real estate, situated and lying in Mississippi
county, Arkansas: Being the southwest quar-
Ter Of section thirty 20. i'm township thirteen
Z l5I, range eleven lll east: the south half o.
section twenty ave 81, and the south half OF
section twcnty-siX .2bi, and the southwest
quarter Of section thiTiy-lOur 81 7, all in town
snip thirteen l3i, range ten .lUI east. contain
Ing in all nine hundred and two acres, and
known A. the WhItmore place. About 5ssi
acres cleared ana under cultivation, with
valuable improvements ON the same.
Also, the following real estate: The north
west quarter Of section thlrty -siX 1861, in town.
ship thirteen ll3, range ten l0l east; and
northeast quarter of section thirty-siX So, in
township thirteen ISL range ten II0l east
also, the southwest quarter of section three
I3l, in township Twelve III, range ten 10 east;
also, the northwest fractional quarter Of sec
tiOm thiTiy-0ne 1877, township thirteen ISL
range eleven III east-said Last described land
known as the Fain plantation, containing
about 500 acres OF land, ana about 80 acres
under cultivation.
The title to said property believed 70 be per-
feet, but sell and convey as trustee only.
nOv2l INO. W.JEFfEkSON- Fr1sfaa-
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MONEY MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, November 8O.-Rentes, 61f.
SOC.
LONDON, November S0.--Rate Of
discount in the open market for three
months bills, ; ZIG per cent. or 7-l6 be-
low the bank rate. Bank of England
minimum rate Of discount is per cent.
COnsOls for money and account, 49,
United States 5-20s of 1865, 1881; do.
1867, 1879; 10 40s, i045 New York Gen.
raj, "a; Erie, 242@243; Erie pre-
ferrsd, -.
NEW YORK, November 30-Money
was loaned q 3 per cent. at the opening,
closing at 3A(a4 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, sixty days to five months,
5C97 per cent first-class single name
sells at the same rate, while what is rated
as good was 7lGl0 per cent; nliscellan-
eous, 9ta5l5 per cent; prime gold paper,
6(0j7 per cent. The movement of cur
rency from New York continues in con-
siderable volume. Sterling opened
weak and lower, closing dull and steady
at 1856 for sixty days. and 400 for de-
msDd. Custom receipts, S257, 900. Gold
opened at 1923, and closed at Sll2l, the
only prices Of the day. Carrying rates,
Hob per cent. Clearings, S58, 900. 900.
eminent bonds opened firm and higher,
with brisk demand, but in the
afternoon were dull; coupons of 1851,
1907; 1852, 1923; 1864, l142; 1865, 1lea
1866, new, u.s.: 1867, ll9S; 1868, 1873;
new IS, ll25; l0.40s, ll4l; currency Us,
49,. Stale bonds were active and
steady; Missouri IS, IS; old Tennessee,
"a; new Tennessee, "a; new Viz
ginia, So; Old Virginia, IS; old North
Carolina, p; new Moth Carolina, l3.
Railroad bonds were firm and in good
demand all day. Stocks opened strong
with a marked Improvement IN some OF
the western roads. There was an adj
vance in Northwestern common of 134
per cent; 81. Paul, common and pre-
ferred, 13k per cent. Wabash, 2 per cent,
and Pacific Mail, l per cent. Some Of
the stocks, chiefly Northwestern and
Wabash, were bought under the rule for
account Of J. S. Colgate, who was una
bic to meet his contracts. Later, a gen.
era decline Of ! to per cent, the latter
in Northwestern. At the close, with
the market active AID strong, there was
q reduction IN the general list Of ! to Il
per cent. nom the highest point Of the
day. The aggregate transactions
amounted 70 10000 shares, of which
y 600 were Western Union, 10000 Pa
cific Mail, 81, 600 Erie, "a 600 Lake Shore,
l6 900 Union Pacific, las, 900 Northwest
ern, % 600 Rock island, 26 900 st. Paul,
and $4,000 Wabash. Closing quotations.:
Canton, go; Western Union Tel
egfaph, Sig; Quicksilver, S51; Adams
express company, ia; Wells & Fargo's
express company, $50; American ex-
press company, %; United States ex-
pr IS r9mpany, GAG Pacific Mail, 44E;
] New York Central, l0l Erie, 2St; Erie,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.


LOUISVILLE, November 30.-FlOur
quiet. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet, 70@
75c. Oats quiet, 60G65c. Pork quiet,
S2I 30. Bacon nominal. Sugar-eured
hams, 12013c. Bulk meats q, 1910
! l03@l0S@l1c. Lard-tierce, 143@14sc;
keg, 15lc. Whisky, CSC.
CHICAGO, November 3O.-Flour
steady. COrnmeal quiet. Wheat quiet
and weak; No. ?, 92f cash. Corn dull,
unsettled and lower; No. ., 74}c cash /;
new No. ,, 66@66lc.. Oats lower; No
II, Sic cash, or seller all the year.
Dressed hogs active and firm at - 100
s 20. Pork dull, unsettled and lower;
$40 62} cash; $50 5000 s. seller Febru-
airy. Lard lower at I31c spot; 1850
seller February. Bulk meats steady.
Green meats firm; hams, l0g@l04c.
Whisky lower at SIZE.
CINCINNATI, November 3O.-Flour
steady. Wheat higher; red, 81 10
al y. Corn firm, 70971c. Oats firm,
55C960c. Eggs firm, 27c. Butter and
cheese steady. Pork steady, so IS spot
Lard firm; steam, 13lc spot; Kettle, 14@c.
Bulk meats quiet; small sales Of partly
cured at y, i0l@l0!c, all loose. Bacon
stock light. Green meats opened firm;
sales of shoulders at 7s97lc; sides, go
Toe. Hams, 1l@114c, closing weak;
lower prices offered. Whisky, $50.
ST. LOUIS, November 30.-FlouT
firmer for low and medium grades, but
quiet. Wheat irregular and lower; No
3 red fall, 81 02C91 %. Corn dull; No.
2, 6St969c. Oats dull and dropping,
closing lower; No. ., 50954c, closing at
the inside figure. Provisions firm atfull
prices; buyers ask concessions. Pork
light sales at $40 50 seller January. Bulk
meats, q, 1046103c, Is days in salt.
Green meats firmer; hams, l0lc, gener-
ally held at l0ac. Bacon nominal.
Lard nominally l3lc cash.
NEW YORK, November 30.-Flour
a shade firmer for low medium grades;
st. Louis, 81 90@S; rye flour dull at
81 20 cash. Wheat less active and low
er; No. 2 Chicago, 81 1061 II. Corn
in fair demand and &c better; old mixed
western, in store, 924c. Oats firm; in
store, 67@69c. Coffee quiet but firm.
Sugar dull aud ia buyers favor; prime,
SIC. Molasses foreign dull; New Or
leans quiet. Rice quiet but steady. Pc
troleum dull and nominal. Pork firm;
new mess, 81 so. Beef and cut meats
quiet; middles firm; long clear, ll@
HE: short clear, lie. Lard heavy;
prime steam, lise. Butter heavy. Cheese
quiet
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Receipts he Memphis during the week
ending Friday aggregated IS 395 bales,
against 15.02g bales the previous week,
and -, l3S bales the corresponding week
last season. Tae total receipts since
September I, 1874 are 1851 bales,
sZsiust 100, 425 at the corresponding time
last season, showing an increase Of Il, 6S7
bales.
shipments during the week ending
Friday aggregated 10, lS6 bales, against
I'D 004 bales the previous week, and l5,-
l01 the corresponding week last season.
Total shipments since September LIST
are 81, $50 bales, againstS 1870 bales the
same time last year, an increase Of 2430
bales.
The stock on hand was a, O93 bales,
against 81 So bales last week, and ., 664
bales st this time last year.
Sales during the week were $500
bsles-sgainst 10, 200 bales previous
week, and u, 800 the corresponding week
last season. OF the $500. bales taken
this week, exporters took 3400 bales;
spinner, ACC bales; spectators, 1000
bales.
The following statement, compiled
from our official records, shows the re-
csipts, shipments, sales, closing prices
and average price OF cotton at Memphis
f1r each week since The present season
eueued. From last years price Of
middling is deducted, to asst initiate the
value with the new classification:
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IUt IOIIVH IuE aII tlt 1N1l0 U IVle'
Is al Eanced October 18th:
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NOn-ResidenU Notice.

No. l6j2-In the First Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-The City OF
Mer 9his rs. Thomas NJ. Owings.
II appearing from sheriff S return in this
cause that the defendant, Thomas n. Owings,
is not to be found in his county:
IL is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in January, 1879, and plead, answer
OF demur TO cOmplainant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 90 aim and set
order be Published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 5Dth day Of November, 1871.
A cOpy-Attest: EDMUND a. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By T.. B. McHenTy, Deputy Z. anu NJ.
q a Hanson sol far cpm Vlff
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. lj7i-In the First Chaucery Court of Shell
by county, Vennessce.-B. =. Anderson,
Commissioners OF Revenue, vs.. Rosa Bloom.
1t appearing from sheriff return in this
cause that the defendant, Rosa bloom, is not
TO be found in his county;
1t is therefore ordered. That she make her
appearance herein, at the courthouse 10 the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in January, 1870, and plead, answer
or demur to compartments Bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as 70 her and set
foT hearing expsrte, and that q copy OF this
order be published once week, for Tour sue
cesSive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
Dist day of November. 1879.
A cOpy-Attcst: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk ard Master.
BY Z. p. McHenry, ID. e. and NJ.
JOiu Johnson sol for complt rtu
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While the City of Vieksburg was at
the elevator Sunday morning, an I'M
known thief stole thirty-fve hundred
dollars from the Office drawer. The
many friends of Jimmy Chamberlain,
formerly clerk OF the A. !. White, will
regret 10 learn that he is i'll with pneu-
monia..... This is certainly coal wealth
eT. The following Cincinnati kilograms
of Sunday, explain themselves: 1.-The
present rise in the river will bring down
from PittsbuTg, Kanawha and the Ohio
rivers nearly Zine million bushels OF
coal, Of which over five millions will
stop here, the remainder will go down
the river. The river here is fourteen
feet six inches and stationary; weather
cloudy; thermometer below freezing
point. ThiTty-tWO boats arrived here
from above loaded with coal, and seven
tows went up the river......At Evans
vile the weather was cloudy, mercury
twenty-six to thirty-two degrees; river
fallen seven inches, five fOur-tenths feet
ION gauge. The James Gilmore is aground
ataFrench island and the John Means is
lnlAndelson bend" Sunday the river
rose to six inches at this port, seventeen
inches at Louisville, thirteen inches at
Cairo, and fell three inches at st. Louis.
...... Vicksburg Herald, Of Saturday:
1.-THE little steamer Nicksburg, which
came down from Talahatchie, reports
heavy rains in that region, and rapid
rise in the river, with three and hall
feet at Sharkey's, the highest point that
our packets generally ascend TO. Il is
probable that water will now be plenti-
Jul in the YaZOo and TalIabatchie for the
larger packets, and light-draught boats
like the Vicksburg will not be needed TO
form a lOw-Water connection" ..T The
Sc. Louis Republican wa IL a SOUP
house established on the levee in that
city......St. Louis Republican, of Sun
day: "Rates are firm to New Orleans
at fifty-fiye cents and twenty-seVen and
a half-cents. The prospects as to rates
for next week are that there will be no
change. The weather continues snowy,
and the walking on the levee is not
good. The week will close with dull
showing for boats. Business has fallen off
twenty per cent.iTOm that of last week"
900. Teams are crossing the river on ice
at Sioux City.....Ihe following article
from the New Orleans Pcdyt,te. OF Sat
urday, should be monitor TO all levee
thieves: mike Jacob, alias Murphy,
not fearing the fleet OF United States
vessels now in port, on Thursday at
tempted to get away with enc Of the
monitors, lying at Sleughterhouse point,
near Algiers. The anchOr-chain not
giving way, Mike concluded TO leave
the monitor for some other day, and
merely took away revolver belonging
70 +. Hughes, who had been arrested
w. c. Stapp, who has been connect
ed with river circles for a long time, and
who, by strict integrity and devotion to
the interests Of his employers, has made
hosts of friends, has changed base, and
will hereafter be found working with
characteristic industry IN the employ of
the So. Bernard coal company. We con-
graduate that association in having Sc
cured his valuable services.
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FOELOWIN
SlsaI RO1
Heather
rings HOr
Light DR.
Wagons N
lords Sri
saws
safes,
HOHe's
A MOST
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The Colorado, from st. Louis, passed
down Sunday morning. She added
here % tons of way freight. The City
'Of Vieksburg passed up Sunday morn
ing for st. Louis. She added here q
hogsheads sOf scrap-iron, 5000 feet OF
lumber and lot of cotton. The John
A. Scudder, from New Orleans, after
dischaIging lot of sugar and mOiasses,
yesterday morning cleared for st. Louis,
with $50 tons Of freight. The Mollie
Moore, well laden, passed down yesteT-
day morning. She coaled here, but re-
ceived no freight. The Thomas Sher-
lock, with the knights Templar, of
Dayton, Ohio, passed down at three
o'clock Sunday afternoon. She dis
charged a small lot OF freight at this
point, and hurried on down the stream,
as she had no time to spare. The City
Of Augusta, from White river, arrived
yesterday morning, with ll9 bales of
cotton AID lot Of sundries. The Bee
and b2Tges passed up yesterday morning
for 81. Louis. The Illinois, from NapO-
eOn, arrived Sunday afternoon, with
the champion trip Of the season, consist
ing of 737 bales Of cotton and 1914 sacks
of seed. The Phil Allin, from FriaTs
Point, arrived Sunday morning, with
a lot Of sundries. The George W.
Cheek, from OsceOla, arrived Sunday
morning with 6S bales of cotton, 30
sacks of seed, and a lot of sundries. The
Frank Forrest, From OsceOla, came in
Sunday morning with 70 bales Of cotton,
224 sacks Of seed, and lot of sundries.
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loth day Of December. 1874,

west corner of Main aud Madison streets, in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 70
sell the lOt hereinafter described, for cash, at
public Oudcry, 70 the highest bidder. 1 will
convey said lot 70 the purchaser absolutely
In fee simple, in obedience to said deed o.
trust. All right and equity OF redemption is
situated and described as follows. a tract or
parcel of land situated in the state Of Tennes-
see, in the county Of Shelby, in the city o.
Memphis, the boundary beginning 40 a point
one hundred and thirty-tWO (lS2l feet south OF
the intersection Of Main and Bsale streets in
the east line Of Main street. thence south with
said east line sixty (d0) feet; thence east at
right angles with Main street one hundred
and seventy-fVe (l75) feet 10 Mulberry street;
thence north with the west line of Mulberry
street sixty ldOl feet 10 a stake in said west
line; thence west at right angles with Mulber-
~ street one hundred and seventy-fiYe ti1Jl
feet TO the beginning.
Will convey only as trustee.
nOvI3 7. r. FARNSWORTH.
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preferred, AZ; Harlem, 1904; Harlem
preferred, i25: Michigan Central, 75l;
Plttsburg aud Fort Wayne, ssh; Solth-
western, IA; Northwestern prelened,
81: Rock Island, 1906 New jersey
Central, 1855: st. Paul, 39S st. PAU pre.
ferred, 81; Wabash, 81 4; Wabash pre-
ferred. Al; Fort Wayne, s.; Terre
Haute, llol; Terre Hsute, preferred, I25;
Chicago asd Alton, i0l}; Chicago ana
Alton preferred, l07; Ohio aud Missis-
sippi, S3; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, 50; Burlington and Quincy,
l0s; Lake Shore, 500; Chicago, Col
nmbus aud Indiana Central, 81; Ilii-I
nois Central, 49,; Union Pacific, s5g
Central Pacific bonds, 96s; Union Pa
ciiic bonds, 92l; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna 100
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NOn.Resident Notice.

No. I553-In the FIRST Chaneery Court OF Shell
by county, Teunessce.-Henry W. Spencer
ct al. VS.. Emily =. Armour ct al.
II appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendants, Ida Martin ana Joe Mar
tin. are non-residents OF Tennessee; aud il
also appearing from Sheriff 5 return that John
c. Hook and A. Feuerstack are not TO be found
in his county;
1T Is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, ON or before The fjrst
Monday in January, 1873, and plead, au-
swer or demur 10 compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for bearing exparte, and that COPY
of this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, IN the Memphis A D
peal
This 2lst day OF November, 1871.
eOpy-attesi: EDMUND A. COLE
Clerk and Master
By Z. B. MCHENRY, Deputy c. and NJ
w. A. Collier, sol. for complainant. tn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-01
DEFY GVODs MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November S0.-There
was a moderate demand for staple
cotton and wooden goods in package
and piece loJs. Side-band prints quite
active. Freeman fancy prints reduced
to zee. Rubys and pinks &c lower; but
side-bands unchanged. Low and medium
cotton hannels in good demand, and
close sold up. WersIed coatings doing
we'll. FOIeign goods dull.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-01
Monday, IAN day Of December, Is7l
Nonresident Notice.

No. l57-In the First Chancery Court OF Shell
BY county, ennesSee.-frederick q. Cornell
and others VS.. Anna Mckenna ct al.
II appearing from an order of court in this
cause That The Defendants Susan Cornell, M.
X. BatemRn, HenIico Reeves, Emma Love,
Thomas A. owen, u. z. Reeves, guardian OF
Thos. a. Owen, Rolin flanagan, Robert Jar
nagan, H. i. flanagan, guardian Of Robert
flanagan, BEETLE Cornelius, Ella Cornelius,
Willie Cornelius, Louisa Cornelius and Mana
Cornelius are non-residents OF Tennessee;
IL is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein. At the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
inst Monday IN January, 1915, and plead, an
sWer or demur TO complaimant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set for hearing expaTte, and that copy
OF this order be published once a-week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal.
This 2lst day OF November, 1874.
Al cOpy-attest. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By =. 3. MoHESKy, Deputy e. & NJ.
Harris & Pillow ana J. NJ. Gregory, soils. for
complainant tu