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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-10

ALI DANCER or Az .SrSDArIos rAspEn.
LONDON, Oct ..
The river Nile is falling, and the danger of %
laastrons nundation is over
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

ELECTION. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3rd.
STATE TICKET:
AAs 1 K e siS OF
Nelo Castle County Ticket
FoR SHERIFF, JAMES MARTIN.
For CoRosEn, PETER b. AYARs.
sssAToRs-Josl Thompson. Ir., White Clay Greek.
George L. Townsend, AppoquiniminS
hBFRRsBNrAIITBS-
Samuel M Taey. Brandywne.
Joshua Mars, Wilmington
solomon NJ. curtis W. Clay Greek.
Reuben p Janyler, New astle.
theodore f. CLARK, he'd Lion
James A. Benson, Pencader
William Lore, ST. GEORGES
Levy COURT
David Eastburn, Mil Greek.
Jams wright, Whire Clay Greek
JAmes b. henry, hed Lion.
Alexander Vail, st. Georges.
Joseph c. Hutchinson, Appoquinlmnk
Isaac r. Stats, AppnqulnininE
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PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, ts,ssaays
saospts,i,) at ne COMMERCIAL BUILDING. Southwest
sorner sbth and Market Streets Too cents copy.
Ten cents a ,seek. DELIVERED FBRR By carriers
Throughout the city. Fine Dollars gear, BY mail.
della WARE TRIBUNE, {loeekly) ths Peninsuiar
organ Of Farmers and Frsit-gToters; great Family
Newspaper published ~erv Thursday morning, al
Tipo Dsllars year
COMMERCIAL STEAM Pkia1ING ROOMS, pro-
aided asth rst-class machinery and ssill oorkn'en,
for executing Book Job and Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions.
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The gazete announces that it il now 'aehng
for the November election" Very likely and
after that it will be smarting
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-10

henI C0unIy IIcNtI.
foa SHERIFF, ROBERT S. DOwNEs.
FoR CORONER, JOHN B. JACOBS.
sseATORq--John II. HofIecker
Paris T Carlisle
REPRESENTATIVES,
john N. Clark, Kenton.
Richard NJ. Cooper, Lutte Greek.
John W. Cui1en, bast Dover.
Richard NJ Jones, West Dover.
D. P. barnard. N. Murderkill.
VIM. II. Powell, Mispilli n.
James Il. Anderson, Milford
Andrew H. Moore, Kenton.
sias Snow, Little Creek.
Wm X CahOon, sr., Dover
william p. Beswick, Milford.
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SusNr CO.lHy tNhtl
FoR SHERIFF, JOHN ROBERT REGARDS
FeR CORONER, THOMAS K. INGRAM,
sEEAToRs-w. A. Hazard,
W. b. Richards.
kkPRs sRNr1TIYES-
Thomas j. DAVIS, Cedar Greek,
Thomas Calhoun, N, nticoke.
Fb- Townsend Baltimore,
David II. Houston, L. and Heh0boih
John d. Rodney. Georgetown.
Thomas II. Chapman, Broad Greek
W. f. Cannon tnmboro.
LByf COURT
John E. Ricarls. North West Fork
James NJ. Jester Cedar Creek.
W. r. Warrington, Indian River.
John NJ. Short, Nanticoke.
Joshua Ober, oeafOrd
Joshua ]. Derrlckson, UGg-hlro.
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a short story, complete, with other readlr z
matter, will be found on our third pfgs.
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China aud GLASSWARE.

- .-..-
WECON1 1NUE TO SELL. FOR CASH.
w Best ron-stOne China Tea-Sets,4 A pieces 81 bn
Best iron-sto China Chamber sets, 10 pieces 90
Best on-stnne China Dinner Sets, 1913 pieces II 70
Best white French China inner Plater doz -. on
Best gilt French China Tea Sets, a piecoR.... . nv
Best gut French Dnnrrand ca Ses, lOI pie es55 M
t1ne Lava Cnspad res each. .................. u
Fancy foods, Ornaments, Vases, Cologne Sels.
Figures &c., az very low prices.
sept9-8m MARXSEN 4 WIFTE
Masonic Han, 7l8 Chestnut 81 Phada. Pa
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The FRANKLIN INSTITUTE FAiR.--Excurson
tickets to and from this city good for tne period
OF the fair and admitting the bearer into the
building have been issued by the p. W. & h.
Rail Road at 81. Quite number of these tick
cts have already been sold and many visitors
from this city attend the fair daily.
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The ODESSA ToURNAMENr.-Ihe tournament
at Odessa, which was to have taken place yes
terday, was postponed until Tuesday next on
account OF the weather.
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HHhfHHtUH musings. 1-Sfs
DEAR SIR At meeting of tile Naval BOARD
of the Chrstiana Navy, held Wednesday even
ing. Oct 7th. il was unanimously resolved that
the thanks Of tho entire Navy arc eminently due
Won for your very efficient services on Saturday
Oct. 3rd as Umpire of the Gig Race between the
clubs Of our Navy.
The difficulties of your position, owing TO the
unfortunate termination Of the race, can only be
realized 10y yourself and those thoroughly ac-
quainted with the duties IF an umpire in case of
a foul occurring during race. To preside over
Il meeting of excited oarsmen and keep them in
order, collect the evidence required in the case
and summing it up, render decision satisfactory
to all concerned, IL al undertaking few men are
equal to. That you have accomplished all this
| il the unanimous verdict Of the entire navy
In accordance with your decision, we have
named Saturday Oct. 10Th IA the day on which
the race shall take place to decide which club If
entitled to the flag. Hoping nothing will prevent
you from acting in the capacity OF Umpire for us
on that occasion, and thanking yon again on he
| half of tho Navy. | remain
| Very Respectfully yours
+. l.. HoI.MEe
Sect'y Naval Board Chrstana Navy.
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FALL OPENING
R RSsSEs AMI AMI sHHS8ts.
s s9STs AM AM s sifSFs,,
BOOTS AND sHoks,
We are now pacing la sloeG al our retail store, No.
3s Market Street, full line oi
LADIES, MISSES, cniLDREN's GENTS. BOYS
AND YOUTHS BOOTS AND SHOES.
SUITABLE FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
Manufactured expressly for our clt, retail trade,
| WnFH VIII W. 7llI nj hlHlfhdlf
MANUFACTURERS PRICES
, In purchasing our goods 20 per cent Will be
save'l, and
BoME-MApE AND WARRANTED GOODS
! win he obtained.
: Particular attention given to custom work eooi
}. III guaranteed, Repairing promptly attended 10.
b W. A. TURNER. 4 co,
\ RETAIL sNoHE, s19 Market STREET.
:, FACTORY AND WHOLESALE ROOMS,
4 9io WEST THIRD STREET. MoC0Nn BUILDING.
3" augll.u
RI s. MoooMB,
e MANUFACTURER OF
PATENr-sTRETCHED PATENT hiyKTED
PATENT-STRETCnED, PATRNT-RIvETED
oAK-LEATMER BE41INe,
oAk-LEATHER BETTING,
LACE AND PICKER LEATHER,
AID ALL KINDS oY
SHOE AND HARNESS LEATHER
COPPER RIVETs,
BELT HOOKS AND CLASPS,
HYDRAULIC PACKING,
AND GUM BETTING
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
STORE AND MANDATORY,
We THIRD AND ORANGE srREETs
WILMINGTON. DBL
MARBLE hANTELs'
- MARBLE MANTELs. MARBLg MANrEli
MARBLE MANTEls.
-, hand The largest assortment OF Marble Mai
FSf the finest white and colored marbles OF an
establishment In the city, at the warerooms %
ne. A. srEINMETZ 1929 RIDGE AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA.
Persons from the country would do well to C,
and examine my stock before purchasing elsewheI
Also on hand, SCOTCH GRANITE and ITALIA
ARBLE MONUMENTS, dRAVEsToNEA, &c.
ap2Oiv
81 E. L. CANDY
FLOUR AND FEED.
,ne PRICES AS Low AS TIE LOWEST.
sE-Orders left at W. II. 4 II Causes Front al
West, promptly delivered. Octs ly
DARE BUSINESS CHANCE.
nc An energetic man, with from one to three undr
dollars eau 81 cure an exclusive and Profitable bu
ness for tins county that Will pay per cent,
month on investment, and bear investigation. C
49, gu or address
IS KEYSTONE PORTABLE BURGLAR ALARM Cl
ROOM T.
Octl-lm No. 50l Chestnut ST. Philadelphia
TACOB ZAUN s. son.
- FASHION ABLE
BOOT AND tHOEMAKERs,
FOR GENTLEMEN's AND BOYS WEAR.
No. 9O5 ARCH STREET.
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fire, aslarius 4 Elite ausnranfe.

fire, @arins \ gife ausnranff.
THE MANHATTAN LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
STATEMENT, JANUARY 1sr, 1914.
Premiums received In 81 1861 ls.2l
interest received In 1s7s....."...,.... 7sdsoa.7e
Total receipts in 1919, sS.sss,1I2.oc
Total assets January 1st....,.....ss ,Oo9 46s.s SO
Reserve or Re INSURANCE Fund required
FER all Policies In force-carllsle stan
dard, four per cent. go. 6,sso,lolsi
Divldends unpaid, and all
otner liabilities. ........n. dd2,osSN
Total liabilities sl,sl2,s.a IS
Surplus as regards Policy-holders si,d6d,Gi6 a5
This would enable tho Company, were sneh a
course desirable, to divide this Year ore hundred
and four per cent.
The interest received on Investments Ia
1873, paid all the death CLAIMS and left
surplus OF ...fiii,ooo W
For every 800 OF Liabilities, the Company has
S129 of Assets.
For Table Of Rates, and further information, cal
at the WILmlNai ON AGENCY,
THOMAS +. PLUSiMER, GENERAL AGENT,
jan2-1y No U8 MARKET sTREBr
DELAWARE BOARD DIRECTORS
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MAINE.
OFFICE, 9ll sYnrLRY ST., wnnINcTos, psI
OFFICERS:
JOSHUA MARKS President
O. II. THOMAS, Vice-rresldent
D. Ii. KENT, Treasurer.
Il. q. SPRINGER, Secretary
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Capt N. X. Benson, 7. Y. DeNormandle, j. K. Finn
Dr. ID. A. DODGE, Manager.
DIR. JOHN p. WALES, Medical Examiner.
All monies collected In this State are to reniar
and be loaned by this Board of Directors unoh
1rstclass real estate securities and thus mse this
practically q Home Company.
II is to the interest of those wishing insurance &c
patronize this Company and keep their money al
home, feh2i-1y-3
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TO nE nowEp OVER To-NToRRow.
Al Il meeting OF the Naval Board of the Chris
lana Navy ON Wednesday evening. a vote was
axiom and it was determined That tile disputed
eontest should be rowed over tomorrow at :
O'Clock, p. NJ. or as near that hour as possible
Tie eourses to be the same az that Of last Sat
urdav. and the supervisors OF the race the SAINT
gentlemen who zuperinIended the race at thai
time. All three Of the clubs will take part il
the contest.
ENDORSEMENT OF SIR. HAs1INGs' DECISION.
The following letter has been addressed t.
Washington Hastings, ESD, and that the pub
lie may know the estimation IN which his lat
decision is held by the Chrstana Navy, W
print it entire
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old GOVT JAVA EXTRA CHOICE
~ Maricabo, finest LaQuayra and Rios car 10
pouEht Of II Il, FOURTH "a
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rv-DFsPErsIA DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA I


Dyspepsia Is the most perplexng Of all human |
ahens; ~, SUMMONS are almost infinite 10 their
The 1isae often fancy tba rre IN t,,r
~ ~ .s.'sS Vtcu es thglse,tvs ,ile pIey,ln urn
SeS TTR H6 aay Is + Sae N part TO the
raDra IN ma ~ a as asu ~ .y raer ts any
asorders sme iser the bowels ana te nervous sys
hond 80 f'' - ~
Il. Il. KunRel's Bitter Wine Of Iron is a sure cure.
wanting u nus neeh prescribed dally for many
unparaeie e., success u - not or Intended
N nut s 70 cure DyspeIsa IN ls
never ss iss 10 cur SYMPTOMS 81 Dyspepsia are
-tomach and bowels consultation headache. dizzi.
remedy aud be convinced Of us merits. Get the
Fl hott Is Dcpot. s5a Notth Sinth street o PSn n
For sale Nv nil ara. glsts and dealers eyerywbern
| -
| pon'n,.1 n co., - ,..,,,N -, w.. w. So
m 5Hs no zee as1 S until me entire worm WIN
e SIy whom nave cured tnat mad taken IN vain
remedies; Dr. E; +. kunkei, No. 90 \. Ninth ST.,
from child years DID, measuring 20 feet call
Worms also removed ''''' S'A'' u Au' ''iaon
u,..,..,...,.- ST. -.
nnv vonr snlc.e t fo, ,,,,t,n,r ~, fr,,, a, ,,o
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MONEY mARKKE.


PARIS, October Sls-Rentes, or. S5e.
NEW ORLEANS. October Sl.--GOld, 1882 I;
Sigh, par sterliDgs 81
LONDON, October sl.-Mondsy next is a
bank holiday and the stock exchange will be
closed. The rate Of discount in the open mar
ket for three months bills Is 50 per cent, or Is
below the bank Of England rate. The amount
Of bullion gone into the bank Of England on
balance to-day is Gi0oO. CuusOis unchanged.
Jnlted States cOupons-5-20s, 1850, lu91f; do.
J. 81, l08is l0-10s, I355; New York Central,
9j; Erie, 2s1a; Erie preferred, 90.
NEW YORK, October 3l.--ITy goods imports
for the week, Si.Ou0,0l0. Treasury disDuTse-
ments, s5s7 500. Custom receipts, s23i,gJ0.
Specie exports for the week, s3,743,5 76. Money,
per cent; mercantile paper unchanged.
Sterling duh a. 49, for sixty days and 4s75S
foF sight. Gold, liDls-only one price Bor-
rowing rates ranged from 70 per cent per
aunum esnd and l-6i per cent. per day; de
final rate was per cent. Clearngs, s3l 90. 100.
Government bonds were steady; coupons 81
isSi, lls}s; do. Of asa, DSi4; 90 Of 1854. ll6l4;
do. Of ls65, Il73{; do. new, Ie7E; do Of 1907,
ll7ts; DO. Of 1903, IFS; new 5s, llZ3si lO-ias,
~, currency 5s, IDA. State bonds quiet and
nominal >, Missouri Is, 80; Cd Ten
Virginia, s.; old Virginia, -; Odd
North Carolina 2; new North Carolina, ID.
Stocks dull at a steady decline; became
sfaadier. advanced ersdusllv and closed 5<asL
per cent. above TIE lowest point OF the day.
New Jersey central led IN advance; North
ives .ern common advanced IL per cent,
Rock Island Is and Lake shore q. sales ag-
gregabeo lU,0U0 shares, Of which 3l,0j0 were
Lake shore, a 90 Western Union, l3000 Union
Pacific, 1860 Erie, $40 Wabash. 500 Pacific
Mail, and 60 SeW ork Gen trial. Quotations:
Canton, 80; Western Union telegraph. 7Hjz;
Quicksilver, 3J5<; Adams express oOmDa-
ny l55a; Wells a Fargos express company,
% American express company, b214; United
States express company, 655z: Pacific Mail,
D5si New York central, 10 *; Erie 80; Erie
preferred, %; Harlem, IL; Haflem pre-
ferTed, Is; Michigan Centrai, Is; Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne, 50; Northwestern, 50;
Northwestern prefernsd. IS; Rock Island,
80; New Jersey central, i085S; st. Paul, 81 a
-. Paul preferred, 5J1<; " aDash, "; "A q
bash preferred, 90; Fort y ayne, az; Terre
Haute, -; Terre Haute preferred, ~; Chi
cagO ana Alton, 88; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferned, lg3; Ohio and Mississippi ~;
Cleveland, COlum bua and Cincinnati, 10;
Burlington and Qulucy ,l0u5< Lake Shore, 6O5S;
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central, 90;
Illinois Central, 8254; Union Pacific, 81; Cen
trail Pacific bonds, ~; Union Pacific bonds,
~; Hartford aud Erie, l0ssi Delaware and
l4ackaWaua. iUlst.
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PRODUCE Markets.



LOUISVILLE, October 8l.--Flour. wheat,
corn and Oafs quiet. Bacon quiet ST 70 l3lD
lac sugar cured hams, E2ldi4c. Bulk meats
and lard nominal. Whisky 96c.
ST. LOUIS, October sl.-FiouT and wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn scarce aod higher;
2, s93Sa50c cash. Whisky easier at 889ggc.
Pork quiet a. SO So. Dry salt meats, more
doing packed lots, 7g75f, l959l0k, u@lllzc.
Bacon quiet; only small order trade. Lard
unchanged, Hc.
CHICAGO, October Sl.-Flour quiet. wheat
steady; No. 2, SIC cash. Corn IN fasS do
mand AZ lower uttest bat unsettled; NJ. 2
7el4c cash &C seller ala the year.
No. 2, l65zc cash. FORK in fair demand al
lower rates 81 10 6ljz seller on the wear. ard
firm At l2Nl2tsc spots ll5fc February. Bulk
meats scarce END nrius enVuldeSl re; short
RIB middles, loo packed. Whisky quiet AZ
a55sc.
CINCINNATI, October 8l.-Floar steady
Wheat held higher; red, 81 OSGl 06. Corn
steady; new. l0etzc. Oats steaQy u 5Zet56c.
Linseed oil steady a. s0c. Lard OIL firm and
unchaIged. Eggs arm at M@xlc. Butter
srTner, but not higher. Cheese quiet and un-
changed. Lard easier; summer, ll1ac spot;
Igl<c next week. Bulk mests drnli shoulders,
71<aT5zc; sides quiet a l0sllEc. Bacon quiet
Al from 5 10 l25z0sl3e. whisky in fair demand
at lower rates, SC.
NEW YORK. October 8l.-Flcur dun, IN buy
ers' favor, with limited demand. Rye -four
sleady and unchanged Al - l595 y. Corn
meal q shade nrmer. Wheat shade nrmer
but less doing; No.z thlcagoi ~ u~sJ ". Oofn
frmer with fair demand mixed western, &c
new, Sc. Oats q 1iet but shade iriner; mixed
western, 00a60jae. Coffee quiet and unchanged
Sugar dun refining, o5ss5 sc' prime sc; cen
triiogal g3sc. Mo-ii,5sta dull ana unchanged;
ilice dull aDd unchanged. Petroleum dull
and nominal. Fork dail western mes, So ~.
Beef quiet Cut meats quiet. Middle quiet +,
long clear, i056e. Lard aull, prime steailli TAG
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COTTON MARKETS.

BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, October SI.--COtton quiet at
lac.
LOUISVILLE, October 5l.-UOtton easier at
l34c.
ST LOUIS, Generalization higher; good
dling, lac.
NEW ORLEA IS, October 81, Il 80 s.m.--Cot-
ton quiet; middling, &c; sales 500 bales
exports, 81 bales receipts, Zl29 bales.
? pm Net receipts, 3l7s bales; gross re-
celpts, 1852 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
l5sl bales; sales, 200 bales stock IL us bales
demand falr at lower rates mlddling, l4c.
observation-disclosures active; sales 500
oales; prices declined &c for all grades above
strict good ordlnarys receipts, 3l95 bales, eX-
z4l2 bales; stock 65 fg2 baies. upscld iast even
ing, $3.50 bales; on shipboaid, 1900 bales.
LIVERPOOL October 81, $50 p.m.-Cotton
dull; middling uplands, spOt, I'd; Orleans,
g sGss34d; sales, 800 bales, 1000 for export and
speculation arri walls Lied lower.
pm, COttOn-Sales Of American, goo
bales; October and November shipment from
yeinber and December shipment, low mid
ding, I'd; delivery Decem Der and January
from the same points, G, o. G., 7 Sled; NOvem-
Der ank December shi puent from New Or
leans, q. .. c., I'D.
NEW YORK, October 81, 10:25 h.m.-Futures
steadleri January, l5,al5 l-l6c; February,
- l-l69I5 l5-i2c; November, A5s9l4 lI-l6e;
1875 a.m-C0ston generally held very
irmiy. QUotafiODs unchanged.
= Is P.m.-Eutures dull, January, 80
IS lice; February, IS 5-l6gl5Sc; March. 1876;
April, l53sdl5 l5-l6o; May, lB1t Go loo; NO
vembeT, l43zal4 u-l6c; December, 1870
L l5-i6c; sales Tor future delivery, 500 bales.
l2;45 p.m.-COttOn arm and unchanged;
sales for export to-day, S47 bales; last even
ing. SOY bales; sales 70 spinner, l59 bales
Net receipts, $50 bales: gr0ss receipts, 5s5s
bales; safes, ul5 bales; stock, 50 SO bales mic-
ding, 1870.
Bombay receipts from the 24th 20 the Both,
29J0 bales: stock adoat, II 900 bales
Cotton report for one day at ali United
States ports: Receipts, l9ld0 bales; exports
% Great Britain, lS.53 bales; exports 20
France. none: TO the Continent, 900 bales:
stock, 40s,O02 bales.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

FINANCIAL BUSINESS pursues the
ohangeless tenor Of its way, presenting no
new feature for remark. There is so little
application for money that deposits in the
bank, ike furs laid Up during summer, are
merely there for safe keeDinz; not being
wanted, snd out ~ interest. they. &C ase 10 be a
source ef profit 10 the hank or OF advantage
70 The puhlic. The New York Financ5eT well
remarks: The present trouble is not caused
By deficiency OF money, bat by It's idIeness;
there IS sbuadant Circulating medium, but II
does not circulate. There was money enough
before the panic. and We repeatedly showed
that the trouble lay not in the deficiency OF
money but IN statutory impedimeuts 10 is
free elrcui suoni new banks were needed, not
Tor Issue, bat for deposit and discount fsei i.
Ties; The panic vastly increased the practical
although relative abundance OF money by re-
ducing i-s employment This is true. II
green lack dollar changes hands once in
day there is a circulation OF one dollar; IL il
Clan-e hands tea times in day there Is a
circulation q ten dollars-ten times over
something has been paid for that was
ll-ElEs instead O. only once. IL Is not
tLe AMOUNT Of The circulating me6lum
actually existing that shows trade to
be good a q assists 10 make IL So but tle speed
vain which 4t passes rom hand 10 hand. If
a NIL. on new grsCu backs were printed and
ls--A- - 4Aa9 VI el4N ALeA-lA-
~ trad would not be benefited but II re-
FIviug confidence woulu make million Of
green lac * nos lying ldle, leap into circulA-
l0u and pass rapidly rom hand % hand, we
should have lie, animation and business AT
once. SlortneSs Of circulation Is so cBuamnn-
-E l11-i ken Tor shnrtness Of tie medium OF
clrcu lur-uOney as Il l. Called-thaI n Is
worth while % eUueavor % awaken the com
mum y 90 a 1ust Wsy Of thinking on this
point Exchange was ratber quiet; notes re-
main 80 Is dlsCDu { on New York and Tie
eastern clliess on New Orleans "a, selling on
an pglIls a. par. bruE n were again offer
uE DOG Cor GOLD. for round lots, l69h was paid.
SOCKS an bonds were without movement.
city currency bonds undisputsd ---..-.-..-.8laf
cry tainted bonds ..........--..l5a38
81 =. -. |
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s.turapr. 7th dar q Norembsr, -,

at the southwest corner Of Main and Aaulso--
streets, in the city OF memphis 4enls'ss-
sell, within Legal hours, 20 public sale 70 ri
highest bidder flT cash, The property deslI-l
in said trust deed as q lot or parcel OF l.--...
with improvements thereon situate y ----
and bel x ina the city OF Memphis e04l.s
Shelby. and state OF Tennessee, VIZ. E-si- 81
block no. 81, in original country lO- 80. /,
on the south side OF Union >-feet1 l5-L-..-.
FL point about 24J feet east nom NE .,--A
Of Union and Second stre1tsi ,ltlte -.
with the south side 0- Union -.Iee- = -5is--
more or less; thence souln ~ -1et ~ ~ ~
thence east with said alley 11out y A 49,.
thence north 200 feet 70 the 1eslnlluz. - ~
BEGINNING point i'm this description emu ~ I
east boundary Of said lot VIII extend ~ u -
Include the middle OF the vision van ~ =
double tenement brick residences con 50
by Joseph II. Williams to SAID ID. % -Le.-.
and T.. ". Fackier, respectively ea'l4 -o- -.
premises hereby conveyed being ne
conveyed by said Williams 70 sdla " - ~
10y by deed dated November -, Lo15l 80
corded in the Register's Office OF Sneloy u1.-ii'
y. in book A., page %. .,..-4 .-. 4,
The title 10 said property = 1elle. ~ ~ no
good, but I sell and convey only a. -sll,t.l'
October s. 1874 j. ". Il4AE T -----
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-01

The GENERAL MARKET was too slug
glsn yesterday 80 furnish single incident
The . ga ar HsOrnings boat from up the river
failed & arrive, and the landing was bare OF
reed was absolutely without any other move
melt through Out than he ssiss ~ the stores
P1tatOe are growing pIenti al ana prices
show less irmuess. Cd5bGge was IN air sup
piy with vsry choice al Gllee2 per 100 hea s.
a. Les sacorne D.. ore plentiful very day anti
prfcsS teuu dowbWard. Cos7ifsl0l req aims de-
mora lzed tnd lrrezui with -ties a. s. SOC
3 S.; on Monday IL QuOtel s. the demand 10
Fery IigaL E0gs " ere scarce and sold Al -
2sc, according 70 freshness. FOafitry OF al
kind wac excessively du4is Asd se,As a. .eIe
low prizes; duckg went as low Is So and tgl-
KEYS Al S. 5eGs. Bacon is nCi ir large supply;
there are no clearsidesr aud shoulders are 50
scarce that we again advance QuOtaillns.
MeE PORK here Is s4une on tle matrEef. there
Is very little inquiry for Z. Lard shows
So ght change IN the quoiat Jns. C0gee j. nrEn;
the Ne York BUlls IA says Of o.: Arhe supply
OF Rio IN ir-t hands 10 the distributing mar
kets OF the United States Is the smallest which
has been known for a considerable Tune past
There is scarcely any here, very little IN Bal
ttnore-Where most Of las week there was
ports the aggregate is only $50 bags, while at
New Orleans there is none at All. At the last
sale held ia Amsterdam bF The Netherlands
trading company-2lst inslaut-a sufficient
advance was paid 20 cause quite hurry
both there and In London. sud was the means
OF strengthening this market considerably.
Prices OF coffee throughout the cOutneist
RUE quite 6rm, an1 bRznpurg- which was
once 4 notable exception, has fallen Into line.
although a. one time a. Is said that some Of
hearingf the market 10 cover eE cnalVe
short sales. There W6s very little trade IN
coffs,t. here ia the Uniled States Ia the spa ing,
aud the consequent reduction OF stocks IN the