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New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
DFCIsIONS-EEPT. %.

Superior Corrt-.Spsciat Ierm-By Judge Van Worst
stner agt hsoeTpeiAa.' opfas , soo - s 20 sS M so
COSTS Of the motoa Fowler sg rOTsE-Motloa to discontinue
kspo Of cossmei judgment Of foreclosure and sale
Hoore ayne Bold Home Insurance Company
Cews Foot sgL Haiea-0rier granted
Common PLeqs-SDecial Term-By Judge LOew-
allowance Of one Per cen, granted ko.enha
.gt To MnyOr &c o. fOt 1gnsn, on The answer
Suvrcms Court Chambers-By Judge Donohue.-
Grow denied xiihO1; costs Sullivan ag Wat
e. Joae. aeL Hart CuIan welsh al Joues Hart
sS., sSH' Gtles , ao,os esr ei cmopsndsn -
Judge toe matter the Of The paene
~. nenOssiaHs ior eoqases CoshI1ns agi FarOe
Glsn,sd
Court Of ApDeal8-ALBANY. Sept. 22.-The fol-
i1s's a ~ rsI' ''i;s F .Sd S s 'l9
r T carroll 's The c STATE? r 'ad PEND. Rsrof s pO cO%
Sren h &c sg THE The poe5s.' ,na Columbia
sshbon Marshall LeGsrs impe,dea ke Ihos Peoder
s. sdntrstor &C. ss The New York Central .ad hudson River
2s,SSny LsSecs ,i People rel Toe PscSc Mail steamship Con-
So PP 6%s @ ard o:be. ss Thomas Davis. john
sSt ssa' Bsd ; i 4; at 4Ros 4Sos Sea.us .ds
;SsP wBs. H m % h s ksa. n.yd RTeS M ssa
teworb rpe.tse Se John sooihvo5tA sg George Bea9Ss
Cy q ogle1,5ax al Hear Loy].r %ry Wade 3, Martin
rIsaiOrs RSSep MAJ al The President .Sd Directors :. s
Compauy Of Horh America ws% ssyscr ,gt ssr
Ss r 5sr II v,iqsG s hc S.11 Dsa os oSss Js@o
r. L.
Ddd et al Newell John W. Webb all Patrick Sstery
apf In Error People Of the State OF kewfork The
Morris The Salt COMPANY Of OnODdAg
Jndmnt trial granted 10 abide the event
"A al Ornn H. futile e al
az NJ Black Joh5Bie Rose sxt Toe BO
Rsroa Conpsny Jacob w. Reynolds administrator
The SswYOrk Central AID udsOn Rvet Rsro Company
C. Allison John Lcooard al Mary Rose huBt AIT Horace
Hsn Order Gee Term reyered aud motion r new ta denies
sh ooss0hyer HOui0E " George W. Miller, mDeaoed
Motion du appeal denied with 80 costs and order appealed
from snmed against The doeodaBsGeetge Barker
b. White Otdex
Cenn p4nts and reaaDded
hear Do Determine sppa HaBOer fre Insurance
Company sgt Theodore Appeal order Of General
Tern Of s1peh~ C0ar dismissed with eosIhe Hanover Fire ln-
Company AT Theodore Z. TomlssOn. Order
gefsed With oosis-Avah Miller N Charles BOves e al No !:
Nathan Appleton agt ChaA Bove a. No Judgment
and rsmted 70 the
requiring The
Sl 263 G6 Apn H. 1867 People
The Beard rusees Of tie NevYork
fot e BhB3 Ore o. GsBeSa reversed AVID
1Udguen report anrned With TAYLOR AFT
Hm Gass T1eS A. Ting AIT The Ccuercs wsrehO1ss
pAhy EswY& Order reversed sus nsoa fer pe,e@pofy
esnas denied VIA eosTbs People rel james ass As Andrew
H. Green Coatroes cf tbe City Of ke~iok !udseat Of Ge1e
Teru rsvsssd and decree d SSegas sErnd vhSs
either thu Co1rt-Hsy OGar, stmnanI Bridget
Caftsn AoSa ds1ied sh $40 Jsoob Eamsn sst Cha.
= BTesler.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
TIE TAYLOR WILL CASE.

When the Surrogate was about to ISSUE
Yesterday morning his final order for the Distribution
Of egaces under the Taylor will case, writ OF prchioi
ton granted by Judge Donahue was served upon hip'
The writ prohibits the Surrogate from taking any iur
ther action in the case until argument should Dc hesru
on an accompanying order to show cause why 'ho ~I
no,ld no, no made nermauent The order is made re-
,rnahle IN the Supreme Court Chambers on the hrst
Monday in october The writ issued at the Instance
of mrs Howlsnd OF the egsees under and contest
ants s the WILL who thinks that she did not get her fair
share of the property of the deceased.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

Fifth Apenue Hote-Gen. o. f. Babcock, Rear, :,
Adnra, James Alden l. a. Navy; State Senator r. Woe oi
syracuse Hall AVID Judge hee OF Name .he hon
Eath Vince Connecticut Juge Israel Spencer OF
tbs Hon smith N Weed Of Piaitsbngh W Col J. c. Aadened
And Major Peter O. Hams Army .BreUoort House-J d pau
Cta Mnef fer Washnetop and Postmaster
ts Alexander Of Victoria AgsrAis CtaTsadSa hof-
RsTon yao IdmOurg for the Hebesnd at Wshsfoa
Trr@ j. II. Strong, = Nayy 81 Stchons
HGov Heny Rhode Island and the Hon Asa aekef OF
HOi-Te ea Benjamin Siafk oil Con
oectcut WestmorslaRd HoelMadame IIna de hlta 1or
Boel Joseph Hooker Watertogn. and eICongressmsn
r HadsmSn Of Pennsylyanis. NeU PorS S9y
P,piob of and F. L. S1 u s. Navy
=. 81 james HOai-H. u. Goodyear, Paris.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

rHEsAoMETTR YESTERDAY. AT HUDSUrs, IN BROADWAY
9su- So Soon-G2' 3 D. a--71o Mdmeht-57'
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

Sure, prompt, and thorough are the charac-
Of CARNISATvR BAIAA It's merit has made It
lDo everywhere fl wears IS standard for Crms Dsrrhs
Cholera Mobus and all diseases Of the bowels IL besides easily
administered to children being pleasant the TASTE and entirely
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

RARE OLD CHINA, Works OF ART.-NoTICE
OF RKgoy,-ait FREDK inform American amateurs
removed from 81 to ~ Pail Mall London England where
he collection English ani Foreign OLD
CHINAs Furniture Clocks Caldesbras hnames An.
tque Bouere &C. 6ne pictures sae each object i'
sold antiquity AZ Pail Mall, y London
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

LAMPLOUGH's PYRETIC SALINE IS the cure Tor
fye bou,ne smallpox and many other Spnng and
Sunmer slmeus Sold by Chemists throughout TIE world AMI the
Naker 10 oIborn hl London Use substitute
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

,ss aa4 oos aa7 2si asa 2s7 iss 1874 The csssis
,loa viii hold TIVE ssons sseb day ua hosr nouee A'oesa
until o at 10A r.
CovRr OF pAPPxl-ALBlsr Sept 22Tb following the Court
Of Appeals day calendar r Sept 49, Nos 07 6s no. lS no.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

SPECIAL EDIcr.-White hats are out of season,
t danger wearing the Boir Of Brokers Even
KSox Summer stvle would Enocke1 II shape By these festive
gentlemen upon their feo wearing the nmtabe
fall style Buy hats a. Zl2 Broad
way, or the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

Don't buy an ELASTIC Truss till you have
seen PoMERoY's, pnee $i at 7li BroadwaE
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23

CAEREDARs-rhn DAl
CoEEIsos os AgPaALS-ALAAsY Sept ~ The following me
Ceazsss Apess sg sssaaas Ies WedHesd Sept 20: So
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
NEW.JERsEY.

.os,. Va. s.,.l., ,..S., Q a.s s.tson .ss.s~ rAsA
quest rtil In progress.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
MAJ0LICA,
AND PARIAN
ever displayed In Anefi..
TO ENUMERATE

BEST ENGLISH CHINA DINNER PLATES, 99c adssen.
RNGLIsH STONE CHINA CUPS AND sAUCEhs
handled 81 80 per dozen, pairs
D''i I36 pieces sl4 II.
BEST ENGLISH LIMoGg DINNER SETS.
BEST ENGLISH STONE CHINA DINlSER SETS,
1876 pieces, decorated. -
S23 Al 10 500 10.
FRENCH CHINA BREAKFAST PLATES, 81 90 per dOten
rh"N'i 0 49, 81 90 per dosen. pairs
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS. 1876 pieces, S23 Al
FhhSCh OhiSA DiNNhN Oh u''"' $40 SO TO 5000 &C.
FRENCH CHINA ooLp 0A'O'D ""'-' IL pieces, 60 s7.
fhSNoh 0hiSA LEU a. pieces 50 81 to see el
DECORATED TOILET sBTs. o, . seo 90
GOBLRTS from TIC. to $40 21 doren.
ENGRAVING INITIALS, 73c. per dozen
CHINA DECORATED AND
AYRn
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
IhnnUunceInenLa1

BURNETTs ExrRACTs.-Beware of substitutes
New-York tribune., 1874-09-23
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
YBtJRGH.--EunicesHowell, O maide

NEwBURdH.-E -Eunioe;Howell, O maiden lady, age
10 Years living stone wHshisgOnvils In onge
Cuut. Mcy dying condition from wound in the
bead died yesterday morning. h oasht that the wound
nected last Friday night been that time unh
discovered Her gold watch large money Known be
s house Ase H Al begun ysssrdss ssTseos esi
, 1874-06-03
NOTICE.

7THE Undersigned having a coU-
pie Of hours vacant daily, is
wishful of receiving pupils, who are
DESTROYS of taking private instruc-
ton in Bookkeeping, as well as
English, French, Spanish or Ger
man, on moderate terms. Is5l
St. Croix, Christiansted, Goth
May 1874.
, 1874-06-03

In an old number OF the St. Thom@
Tidonde, as far back as 1916, the fol-
lowing interesting account Of the es-
Enlistment of Central Factories in Guade-
loupe, Demerara and Trinidad, is found =
Central Factories for the manufacture
ing Of sugar are in active and successful
operation in the island Of Guadalupe,
one in Demerara, and one is IN course
Of erection in the island OF TrinJ-
dad. The works which are necessary
cost about 25,0OOl., and the manufac-
tured produce is rendered SO good as just
to entitIo it to admission at the duty Of
Muscovado, and is worth 81. per ton
more than the ordinary method of manu-
f%acture. The process causes crystal
~lization without leaving any molass-
es, and the terms are-the canes being
brought to the works, 5lbs. Of sugar are
returned for every 10OIbs. weight Of
canes. 1900 hhds. SUGAR. one year, manu-
featured by u single factory, are sufficient
to remmlora5o the proprietors.
, 1874-06-03
Rainfall for the week ending 3lst May,
at the following places:-
Bonne Esperance 16 lines,
Work and Rest Is lines.
co LONIAL.

IN tho arrival Of tho detachment of the
~ w L n,"aS4 ~ Tanaa;oa CoI,s
- !. ~ ' ~ = n''
news LeCIeI HAS Tue loL'o"i"5 :,
JAMAlCA,- 10 1acv u Vre I0euln y ~ tl9 Ib"S
hegllhehVS 10 Vne FeSO lh4leS non L SC 'I;.
zee country anu Tue ttgai I9ceP''2' ~ '4 Ta
Coui[aoeS Il, arms D"'ul"5I5 "I'e ! :" -
loyalty Vi tne cl'!zenS' anu preparations W.
ll"ae oy d coHanIlt'ee VI ct'Ae"S 0PPoln''" ~
a puDNc meeting 70 oHer mem " P0oIc IGceP-
zion, accordingly preparedness were ni""9 NV ~
receive the detschmeht lot Ih'S Is anu' I"9
companies iahQe4 Oh 'loHU1y' 'e Io'D' al"
were welcomed 10 grand style
Two afcheS were erected, one a. '"e J''o-
non OF Ouho ans ha'ooo' '''ts'S' vac o'"eI q,
me entrance 10 me ls'ce oo"'S0' ~ 60
6t[eet ana a,onS 'uo "ao'a li''o I uI'Ie' ~
LUXE 0Ire8 C"e HOUSES U" e'-' al'' "0lo ~
Cofateu WIN hagS' SIe'-1o,F' ~" S|o'S'o0s'
Al Ine entrance &rcn III DuGe o'1s. ~ ~
sorIPuon IN blue iel'eLS was "C"lo''ul' ~
naSSie' SuIilou4eeo ny " 'i'o1' 'olJo'ng
the Brave" the Regal Grown PeIeAiag above
the arch. IN each sloe tae S'Ieo1 ''sS u
every nue. Flea with eaGa o1hti an" d. no
0coGch OnuLc"' gu oPPo9''7 esla0'o ! = !
Synlponcal me across 1ne S'IG6,' "n1ol =
nGG ian 70 O9 &l1Lao''1 e. !" rol5oe ..II I,,g
OTno[ell% - oIlIL'o"' 49," - ST. O.. tiar
G0 LS' 'ne hnoO pe'"5 $500" ;, MA,
the neuI5 tanning 'h0 |9L4 o y @7. ~. .n nao7
was very eueor'G, = l.,.o "l9fe 'I5'' a1,PPfi,JL
slC0 'he OaIno!c OnuII"' "4S " i3StIo W. ~
deserves meh'ioh anu NJ i@G = al "'G-3 ~
"hoie street nothing oou!o % seel o"S 1Dt
Whirl OF bunting oetQNenl4g " %g'l .La NOV ny
easily forgotten al me entrance 10 1u al iv r-oo
OouISe' III H"S' 2uoI' go 0ll7"@ 80 ~"
eTeoteo' suF"oQh'Go WIN 'n9 5"or! r",
England IS sa'Siea ma, cIe.% n'+ u. "a @so "V" ,
MS ou'y' Irlngeu WIN LOU Sa'G ,r St5 % tr"nin.1
anu over 'neSe were no%SI Po|' :" dfIo I0p1oI'
eYefgtFeenS' Qn t'9 reverse was Lam a"'
l"nG SECOND vest D..
Inc ianGIng 'ook pace av 'ouI ~ ~
TINS 'In1e 'he race course was "IeaIy o-o"ueG
win ANXIOUS spectators awaiting lGo "'-iFG'
OF the troops a company e"G" oI [Ne '2I"'
91th' ana lst W. /. heSihent' arrived On 'ng
ground IN time to receive lntlf oomt@ue8' anu
10 meet the Committee OF cltlz5uS' ne 3'oGRs
formed into square on the Course, ana Ills
Honor the CuStoS, Sir. hembIe reaa IH9 Io'-
lowing address:
10 Col. Weber, U. b., or other the OlHcet
, 1874-06-03
NO. -.

amount to as much mere, The weather has
been fair and hot. Crops were likely to be late.
BAuAMAs.-A serious fire broke out among
the trees ia the Pine Forest in the Fox Hill
district, and did much damage. It extended
over a huadred acres Of land. Twenty-four
men and women were constantly employed for
a week in trying to subduo the Aames-somo
filing buckets with water, others carrying them
to the scene of the couAagration, and the rest
cutting down the trees, &c to prevent the
fire from reaching the pine-npples. Upwards Of
a thousand dozen pine slips we're destroyed.
TRtNIDAD.-Mr. Lleweilyn Lloyd has been
appointed Town Superintendent, TO direct the
improvements projected for Port-oGSpain. 1t
is proposed to put the roadways, f~ootpaths and
cutters in thorough order. The cost will be
great, and it is intended to raise the amount
on loan, to be Iiqujdated in such a way as to
spread the repayment over a considerable term
Of years. No difficulty is anticipated in raising
the money. As sanitary arrangements must
form part Of the scheme, the town will be made
healthier and handsomor, and the value Of
fixed property in lots and buildings will be
placed on a frmer basis. The Town Hall has
recently undergone renovation Occasional
showers have fallen.
, 1874-06-03

sovereign III PeIScIi n lelu"eu yout re-
turn 10 'nIs P"IV " ueI m;J''1s > uoullnIoDS
ana as your country Inen ~ J"ln1'c" are as
proud OF your 4onlgse4'sn.S as our lei
low Gountf!men N hn8Ieno' W JON N ecno-
ing Inc na'iOuaI SHOUTS .! s."'u1ue ana praise
foF tne nooIe ana courageous manner IN |hlcn
you nave III lnis war "!oeG ~ sustaining 'n0
glory ana feno%" ol pLllls1 AI"s'
!" l99i oonluen' ~ "u1n1l eE INC nVe.s.
sl.! Sn9Ii @LiSe' 5ou " AZ tsH'iIloaT'Hs inc VIC
Iolles - HnIot you 10y D9TH enSagea IL
AS1"ntte' tIom me me s"Ii@nS IsPoIse OF me enc
10y : "'t raa1I Gn n-l dra a. = ,io ."hlIs u zoe
I'%45.G' d Ig"en5 fiuL0 us roy "1s "iU E"I0uI ol
4L- l 'JoP' ~ %n",s,V' p"5' q tllo EinP'I9
t ~ 10y 0GLons ""e"e H5'59" against ICES u
II DII'I3T olo""t
Ia3,' 10y "sS' i H. ooan,i'o"O q. .le oI'@1II
lIen', 5I"oo " SUI. "9 @g IsF'S p -hlleI Miion VI
y "ouIeSso9 tH0 oLnoetS u 'He |nu I" !
47gll's'si az" .u0 SeFe'al companies m&Iole"
10 CP,p".A o"'L /, , .,... e.,.
I 4ED4OGS'-l ns " InLi a. 'IIs I>I@"o VI lh9
o " l : HeSIIIemy HlIcn t.oh pace On '"e
olH ny aug was aLIuooU - - J"1 81 lne l"s'
DuInoeF5 VI me avs WAS naIlf4 WIN enl4oSl-
ASH ana ceIeof"teo "S previously Uls!5heu III
'u9 loIio"I08 maHDea
mere were uNe LIUInpG"! A'Gn5' erected
On Ihe lln9 q h.aiGD' ano "e nousss were
gdiS decorated VIII Hdga' eiIeAHItIS, &C
, 1874-06-03

Bekjem dtgjorelse.
NET bekjcndtgj0rcs heryed at
u Prasidcntshahet har tilstillet UNI
dertegnede Foged Listen owe ube-
taltc Skater til CoIoniaIkassen for
Aaret 1872 med Ordre at reallserc
de skattepligtige Eiendomme.
Christiansteds FogedcontOir den
23de Mai 1874.
IT. A. JURs.
, 1874-06-03
The LAWS"
Is PUBLISHED
E WEDNESDAY M SATURDAY.

Total Fall of Rain at Estate Morning
Star, from LIST January to the end of May
1874, 918 lines,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18
MoNEX MAMKEE.


PARIS, October I7.-Rentes, G2E
LONDON, October I7.-The rate Of discount
in The open market for months bills is %
per cent, or Is per cent. below the bank OF
England rate. The amount Of bullion with
drawn IRON the bank on balance to-day is
$4,000. COnsols-mOney, S21HgS25<; account,
90 ag25< United States cOupons-5-20s, 1866,
1857; 10. lt67, 100; l0-iOs 1857; new s., 1857
NEW YORK. October l7.-Customs receipts,
SZs9.UJ0. Treasury disbursements, 50, 900. Dry
goods imports, S6.602 90. Money closed at -
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 59S per
cent. for long and short, Sterling steady at
So FOR 60 days and $50 for sight. Gold dull,
day. Borrowing rates, 10 per cent. Clear
ngs, Sl6,2l2OUO. Customs receipts for the
week, sly66,WOi exports OF specie TO Europe
Tor the same time, a5loi251-ln silver bars. I'm
ports Of dry goods for Tie week, SiOJ 81 I;
merchandise, si,eE5,2j9. Governments quiet
aud steady. Coupons of 1851 u.s. (; DO OF 1862
ll3; do. OF 1854. 49,; do. 81 is5. Az; do. new
u6is; do 1907, Ia y; dc l.H ll73; usW5s, 1929;
le-Eis, NE; currency Us, rI1e state bonus
steady 1llssouri Is, Siss; cd Tennes-
80; Old Virginia, 80: old North Carolina,
2l1z; new North Carolina, l2j5
HAlirOad bonds quiet. Commodore Wander
Cleveland. The object OF his visit is I'M
known, bat II undoubtedly relates 20 affairs
Of the Lake shore and Michigan Southern
railroad company. The directors of the To-
ledo, Wabash and " estern rail way met to-
day, and organized by the reelection OF Ex-
Governor Jacob d. COX IS president, W. b.
and B +. Ham, OF this city, as assistant secre-
tRry and treasurer. The executive committee
chosen consists OF Ex-Governor Cox, John T.
Tracey, sidney Dillon, George i. Seney and 4.
". White. stocks We're quiet and without
marked change IN prices, the nnal figui es
being = per cent. above the lowest point OF
the day. Ssles aggregated l5S,C00 shares, OF
whicA 1870 were Western Union, ice Pa
cihc Mail< $50 Erie, 20,6J0 Lake Shore, $40
Wabash aud 800 OhiOs. Closing quotations:
Canton, 50; Western Union Telegraph, 7g1S;
Quicksilver, 3J1f; Adams express compa-
ny, l09 Wells d Fargois express company,
70; American express company, CO..; United
States express company, b054; Pacific Mail
45if; New York Central, l0l; Erie 80; Erie
preferred, 50; Harlem, I2s; Harlem pre-
Terred, Us; Michigan Central, 70: Plttsburg
and Fort Wayne, 81; Northwestern, $50;
Northwestern preferred. 81; Kiosk Island,
g51s New Jersey Central, lOf1s; st. Paul, 80:
St Paul preferred, 5ls4; WsLash, 3l1S; Wa
bash preferred, 40; FOt wayne, 9lk; TeTTe
Haute, 6; Terre Haute preferred, %; Chi
cago and Alton, IS; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, 1893; Ohio and Mississippi, % s;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, Is;
Burlington and Quincy, lOl1< Lake ShOre,7S
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central, 10;
Illinois Central, 9l1x; Union Pacific, 35l4; Cen
trial Pacific bonds, sl5<; Union Pacific bonds,
So; Hartford and Erie, lOl3s; Delaware and
LRckawana, lG1s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18
COTToN MARKETS.
BY rELEGRAPH.


ST. LOUIS, october E.-Cotton weak, 1879
LOUISVILLE, October l7.-Cotton easier
li5<c.
CINCINNATI, October I7,-Cotton dull and
prices a shade lower, lllsc.
NEW ORLEANS, October Il, 1880 am
Cotton market quiet and unchanged; mid
ding, H3zc; sales, 500 bales; receipts ll2i
bales.
? p.m.-Market quiet and easy: middhug,
liJsc; sales, I00O bales; net receipts, III bales
gross receipts, 2bsO bales; exports 10 con-
tinent, 1896 bales; coastWise, 81 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October Il, 1880 p.rn.-CottOn
dun AMI unchanged; middling upiaDds, spot
Sd Orleans, sgd sales to-day, 1000 bales; 200
for export and speculation; arrivals Lied
lower; october and November shipments from
Savannah or Charleston, nothing below
good ordinary, : l3-l6d; November and De-
cent Der. l3-l6d; October and November ship
ments from the same points, nothing below
3 p.m.-sales Of American cotton TO day,
800 bales.
NEW YORK, October Il, lO:l5 a.m.-Futures
steady; January, Is 5-l69l5 7-l6c; October, IA
al5c; November, li'sgl5c; December, l51sg
Is slice.
1880 a.m.-CottOn weak and nominaIly I'M
changed; lower TO sell.
1906 p.m.-Futures sdull; January, l55kc;
February, lj5zdl5 ll-l6c; October, Il l5-l6ql5 /;
November, "a l5-l6Gl5c; December, Is l-l6G
Is 3-l6c; sales for future delivery, 800 bales.
l2:l5 p.m.-COttOn weak aud unchanged F;
sales to-day for export, s. bales; last evening,
SIS bales; to spinners, S. bales; last evening,
- bales; 70 spectators, bale, today.
Net receipts, So bales; gross, 57lf bales; no
exports; sales, li2l bales; stock, 1895 bales /;
market weak; mldding, l21ze.
Cotton report for one day at all United
States ports: Receipts, l6,22 bales; exports 10
Great Britain, 537S bales; exports 10 France,
i.33 balgs' exports 70 70 the cohlnentl -n0O
bales: exports 10 the channel, none; stock,
20 81 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18
PRODUCE MARKETS.



LOUISVILLE October l7.-Flour quiet
Wheat nrmer; red, SIC; amber, 81; white,
Il Do. Corn easier, 7Oa7ic Oats quiet, 5fg5Sc.
Mes pork nominal. Bacon quiet al ~, 1870
If32c. Hams-sugar-cu l28l4c. Bulk meats
nominal. Lard nominal. whisky, &c.
ST. LOUIS, October l7.-Flour quiet. Wheat
dun and declined; No. 3 red fail, 97Gg7s 80.
Corn iirmer on old lower on No. mixed new
old, ~ qs0e; new, O0gf2c. Oats firmer al 4ss
5015c, Risky quiet al ysgy3c. Pork lower al
81 81. Dry sail meats, circular order lots
packed, z97ss gl2 alp Oh salal4c. Bacon,
only small order Iaue, 4e49o 4l5s4 1915 IA q
l85sc. Lard lower; summer,-l24c.
CHICAGO, October l7.-FlOur dun and I'M
changed. Wheat in iair demand and prices
advanced; No. spring Chicago, &5ze; No.
spring Chicago, 81 e. 1orn-denand ialr ana
prices advanced; No. > mixed, 735zc. Oats
demand fair and prices advanced; No. ?, 4l14c.
Pork fair demand, but al lower rates, SO =
Lard steady and I'm moderate demand,
n 35-l01 Bulk meats dun and nominal. Nhis-
Ky in fair demSnd, but ~ lower rates, soc.
CINCINNATI. October IL Flour duh.
Wheat dull; red, slql Us; white, 81 lO9l 10.
Corn In lair demand and market nrm; Old,
y 415c; new, SIC. Oats dull and prices a shade
lower, 81 rjic. Pork, nothing doing. Lard
scarce ana firm; summer salabie al lSc. Bulk
SHOULDER uOminally 4n7c, loose; new sides
JODbing al u % for clear rib anu l2c iOf clear
packed. Bacon quiet; shoulders sold al 20
75tc; sides nOminally l3'4c for clear nib and
lil4c for clear. Whisky steady with mod
crate demand at TC.
NEW YORK. October I7.-Flour steady.
Rye Hour sind cOrnmetl quiet and steady.
Wheat iu fair demand and higher; No.
spring Chicago, s. U7gl OS COrn-mOre doing
aud higher: western mixed in store, 9JgBlc.
oats shade nrmer and less active; mixed
western, 5-lttOkc; whit, % a63c. Coffee firm
klO, ~ ftdlgtvc, gold. sugar steady. MOlass-es
and rice unchanged. Petr. iepm quiet; crude,
Ssei refined, lz54c. Turpentine steady at sc.
PORK sle1dy1 new mess, 80 21eEW ~. beei
quiet. Lard uJ settled; new prime steam,
1925. Butter and cheese unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust made 10 me a.
ID trustee. on the SOth day Of September
lS71. by ID b. MollOy and Ellen p. MOIioy, hi,
wife, for the purpose OF securing the payment
OF two notes. and interest, mentioned IN said
deed, one for $3.50 and the other for 500
which deed has been duly recorded in ths
Registers Office Of shelby county, state Of
Tennessee, in book No. -, page 197, VIII, on
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per bbl., domestic. 81 sO@2 soap-ierman pc
| pound, blTd6. Candles, i71kGl81S. Snun-b OF
bottles, per doz, sl5 768l6; o., sll9ll 81; ttns
! ! or, siCl5 .. Soda, Gd71sc. Starch, 5A@6c.
HIDES. Erc.-steadV: BUYERS Offering price
as annexed: Hides, fliut, lSal9c; dry saited, l
9l6ci green salted, S99ci green, sci nnsonnt
nlee gs per GEM lewes yi skn o Ssi3 ~
l5a50c. Tallow, 7@Sc. Beeswax, 26c.
D ] HoMINY-Per Dbl, IS 2585 50.
HA1-Cholee timothy sells at $50; choice
mixed at s2i; sale OF one carload Arkansa
KRsrT-New in store, sseio per Dbl, an,
-LTvE sTocK-Caiue plentiful with inferio
lH@l1sc and good 20 choice at Salc, gross
no Interior IN market. HOGS scarce and n5 m
iahS ~ s- ~ iSSS1ns lnons per box
/ sii Oranees Louisiana, s547 50, ..,.-
hind-laartsrs. sse7. sheep, by the 'care'iss,
'SArIs-In store, 50 70 rates, cash; with a
oi1s-Coai-oIi, per gallon, l7@lse; linseeda,
raw, SOC; linseed, boiled 9ac; lard oil, per gal
ION, siai 10. Turpenfine, sSc.
ONIoNs-1n better demand; prices hrni IN
store, s. S5a8 IS; siiVerSkins - 25ai 80.
OArs-sales OF 30 SKIS at 6iag5; this is high
er, but there were orders % nh and bat light
stocks
PECANs-Por 10, Sale.
PEAEUTs-Too irregular for quotation.
PICS FEET-Per keg, 50 50.
PowpEs AND sHoi-Powder. per keg, s. Is;
sack 3 25; buck, 81 80. lead, per n Sel9c.
PoTArOEs-in steady demand none ON land
ing; New Nori g 25esg b per Dbl in store; 81.
Louis, s. 25a2 80 per Dbl. Sweet potatoes are
neglected 81 3 per bhl. Common potatoes
are enirely neglected; few selling except
large New York.
PouIrRY-Iixed chickens.s2 75aS IS: choice
and old hens, sil34 Is, and dull. Ducks, s. 259
3 -. Turkeys, SSGl2. Geese, S3d4.
PICKLEs-New, per bbl, tl09lO %.
PROVfsIONs Bacon clear sides lAl24li54c;
clear rib sides, l8z@l4e; shoulders, G q e.
Bulk clear sides, J. lsgl3c; clear rib sides ~
L. &C. Hams eanVased sugar l259@l3c;
new DO, ipeal5c; breakfast bacon, lb9l61ac.
Mess pork, per barrel, So. Lard-uerces,
Ike: kegs, i6al6lfc; pals, l61zc.
RYE-Seed rye arm al 81 l59l 20 per bushel.
SPICEs-Pepper, whole, per 10 re; ground,
zoe. Cloves, soc. Ailspice, .Oc. Cinnamon,
whole f0c; ground. soc. Nutmegs, 81 -. Gin
ger, whole, zoe; ground, sc. Mustard, pure
ground, 5leliOc; inferior. 2Oc.
STRAw-Per hundred. 7OaSOc.
WHITE LEAD-Per To-. lOls9llEc.
WHIsIIl-PrOOf per gallon, as in age and
quality, 81 2597.
WHEAT-Seed varieties in demand, selling
atsl 5Oal % per bushel.