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: higher; No. 2spring, 81 49, spot, 81 l3i
seller August. Corn buoysnt but IN,
/ settled, zoe spot; 72sc bid seller and
! September. Oats in fsiT demand and
I higher; 49lc bid for spot, 3S3c seller Aug
/ ust. Pork in. fair demand and higher;
SIG 80 spot, $40 20 seller September.
/ Lard in fair demand and higher; 1910
spot, Is 4Oc seller September. Bulk
meats firm with lair demand; ste,
| IlsGlltc. Whisky quiet
NEW ORLEANS. July l7.-Pork
| dull; Chicago mes7, $50 5000 IS; Louis
vile and Cincinnati hesvy, 81 ..
! Oats firm, 6SG69c. Sugsr-good cOnr-
mon, ste; low fair, sI@S3c. Molssses-
common, 40d45e; fair, 5OlG55c; prime 10
choice, 5S,G70c. FlOur-supeTfine, 81 so;
single extra, "a 10; double extra, s.;
25; fsmily, S. 5OlG7 p Corn-S5G 92c.
Bren-92!9s5c. Hay-prime, Scoops.
COffse-ordinsry 10 prime, lS5@203c.
shoulders, 9tc. Hams-choice sugar.
Whisky, 81 GOAL q. CornmeRl, 50 so
NEW YORK, July 17.-FlOur less
active; super1ine State and western,
"A 95a5 %; st. Louis, s. seas %. Rye
-four steady. Cornmeal firm. Wheat
irregular, but 10 the main lower, 81 2S
al 20. Corn in fair demand and higher
mixed western, steamer, 8l@S4c; mixed
western, rail, S44GS53. Oats steader;
mixed western, 60@6l4c. Cofee-Rio
quiet but steady; cargoes, l74(9lS4c gold ;
iobbiDg at I7!@2O4c gold. Sugar quiet
out steady; prime, S98 5 Ice; CENTRUM
gal, 95C. MOlasses quiet but steady. Pc
troleum steady; refined, l0B@llc; crude,
SEE. Pork firmer, $50 so. Cut meats
quiet; dry sailed shoulders, SEC; tierced
picked hams, 1l4(9ll4e; middles tirmer;
city short clear, l2t(9l2tc. Lard-prime
steam firmer, 133c. Cheese heavy, 30
lie. Whisky easier at 81 2l9l y,
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the st. Louis chrOniclers who started
the yarn have teen hOodOOed.
The evening breeze made the beSuti'
ful mOonlit night most enjoy able. Many
8 lOve-tale was poured into the willing
ear OF his sweetheart by Memphis
chevaliers last night.
Our advertising columns tell the story
in regard TO boats leaving the port this
and tomorrow evening-all reliable
packets, in command OF gentlemen
skilled in the marine art.
Ben Wade says some witty things
sometimes. The following Joke is
Matched up by q Denver correspondent
OF the New York Tribune: "When Ex-
Senator Wade went TO Utah three OF
four years ago be encountered, 10 cross
ing the desert Of Salt Lake City, sn old
friend from Ohio who bad gone west
years before. How do you like the
country? p asked the bluff old commoner.
Very WELL was the answer; 'iC would
make nice country il there wss a little
better society and plenty Of water Il
should think sO,' retOrted Mr.. Wade; "a
little better society and plenty of water
would make hell paradise
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, July Flour firm
Corn dull and nominal, 73G75c. Oats
quiet bat steady, 5SlG6Oc. Rye nominal.
Hay quiet, Sll@20. Provisions firm,
with fair demand. Pork, $50 50. Bulk
meats, St, Il5Gl2tc. Bacon, 80, l2IG
l3tc. Hams, l3al3tc. Lard-tierce.
l44@l44c; kegs, l53c. Whisky, 81 l6.
Begging, l339l4c.
ST. LOUIS, July I7.-Flaur quiet,
little doing. Wheat steady with q
moderate demand; No. > red winter,
81 30(9l 304 cash, 81 3OG,I 81 July..
Corn-NO. 2 mixed, 64c cash, and 655C
August Oats-NO. ,, 363c Angus.
PORK higher; jObbing lots SO 50 deliv-
cred. Lard quiet; summer, l2lc. Bulk
meats neglected.; nominally, 81, ll.G
u5@u3GlI5c. Bacon in good demand
at full prices, 8, I28Gl3c. Whisky in
active and lower, 81 Il.
CINCINNATI, July l7.-Flour quiet
but firm; family, s. seas IS Wheat
scarce and wanted; red, 81 256l s.
Corn quiet but fran, 7lG75c. Oats quiet
but steady, 57G6gc. Rye held ct 81 Is
al 20. Pork quiet but firm, $40 S74.
Lard nominal; steam, l3lc seller Sep
TENDER. Bulk meats firmer and held
higher, s., 115@1l5G12c Bacon quiet
but firm, 81, l24Gl2s9l3e. Whisky
quiet but steady, 81 IS Eggs firm, I5c.
Butter quiet but steady. Cheese firm.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Flour quiet
but steady. Wheat irmer and held
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Nonresident Notice

No 1880, K Dat tha-aIes or tae rt1-. .e.1
Gerry COUrJ OF Memphis, june 49, 1850, ne
Court being il sessi0n-LuCl-dtG,L . -ss ct
al W. T. B. DIilard5 adm =, Dl Sd.
II lDpearing rom tine uil. AND ..aI Odd. s..
sWcT Of A. j. BlacE has tI. -eLr- @. 49,. E.
Craig, one OF the heirs of James Co.. ID ".
ceased, are the following persons. viz. s.. 81.
Walker, now MARI. ed 10 d. ". Wa. o.. gs--
RE Craig, married 10 Thomas CaOs1Trrt, W
Il. Craig, living in Texas, W. - Cra...a minor.
aged ABOUT u years, living ir Nl~-I--tral- and
Blouut Craig, aged about wears. living iu
MiSsi sSippi; tn AT ali OF said uaned-ra are
defendants TO this bill, and that Lusy axe al
nOn-resideHts OF Tennessee.
1t IS therefore ordered tnEt publication b..
made FOR four successive weeks I'D .-a l.eFI-
phis Appeal, requiring -ala parties tJ enter
the r appearance and plead tH. te.lLT and
answer said bill by The Hrs- Monday I'D O.tH-
Der, otherwise said cause " I'D De .-f down iH.
hearing eXpaTte, on order pro CD-tasaO. The
bill Is for settlement CT the estate Of Ip1g.a
Craig, deceased, IN the hands NJ 4Las. s. Dill
lard, administrator, fOiUesauL -Ill-s5ertl u, and
for Distribution of the estate and money To-
the heirs Of James Craig, and charges tuat IT, e
ancestor OF the above named Geteu iauEz. W .
b. Craig, had already received over Ll- share
ofsaid estate, and that the entire funds in
Tennessee belong to the comp aiuants and
Walter Z. Block, TIE sole. heir OF Thomas C..
Keith, deceased.
This June 10, lS7l
A copy-Attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk ana Master.
By K. J. Black, De- &. Aa2 -
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Quotations are for round lots, unless
otherwise expressed; for feed and pro-
dUce, leUee rates. For small purchases
TItes are prOpOrtiOnGtely higher.
APPLEs-The demand was less eager
yesterday; we quote the same figures,
but the higher rates were harder to get
at Sld2. There was good deal doing,
but the decrease OF esgeTness among
buyers appeared to intimate a falling off
in the demand.
BRAN-Wbile the inquiry all week
has been light, the supply has been
small, and prices have been up TO $40,
but yesterday it could be had at SIS 50
ty the carload. Corn bran sold in the
middle Of the week at SIS ..
BAGGING AND TIES "A moderate
business doing bat with a disposition to
pick up favorable lots; lbs. at l3iGI4c;
q lbs, l4i@l4!c for round lots. Ties, 81
acc.
BUTTER-Dull, with inferior at l29l5c,
and no demand; western and Arkansas
prairie, good to choice, at $50 24c.
Some fine Duval Arb ansss butter sold
ST zoe, and one package MAY butter
brought 25c.
CoRN-There was a small offering,
with . corresponding demand. We
heard Of no white offering; sales OF 100
sacks yellow at SIC; in store, S59S7c.
CORNMEAL-The market opened
quiet, tu. as the day advanced an ami
mated demand sprung up; sales were st
s. S., with a stiffeniag tendency at the
close.
CHICKENS Chickens have become
not only dull, but debatsble, dealers
being "aIl at sea" as to the price. Our
own Inquiries show that ttey were very
heavy yesterday, nobody wishing to
have them to carry over Sunday. Small
Young sold st 81 50G2, with very little
demand; for marketable size 81 5O(93;
fine would bring higher, but We found
none. Chickens are looking downward
For good old 81 can be got for the best
mixed, and 81 50 for ali fine hens.
EGGs-Were as dull as the back OF q
knife, with the breadth OF the back OF
camel, lump and all, thrown in. They
were selling at Zoe. What degrade
ton Of the price and dignity OF labor
when honest hens have to Icy eggs TO
be sold at IOc dozen. Ii is enough 10
destroy ones faith in one Of the modern
ivinities-theOlOgy.
FLOUR-The demand is very poor low
qualities are selling at 50 5O94 50, but
regular dealers have rarely any under
IS 80; low qualities cannot be depended
Jpon to keep this weather. We quote
or good to choice S597. -
Observation-Disclosures, l2tC9
.2tc; crushed, l2Sl2tci cut loaf, l23c;
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Approved March %, is75.
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor.
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granulated, llic; A, l04Gllc; extra c.
lOtc; G yellow, 94aS4c. New Orleans,
in very little demand; open kettle, ga
Gle; yellow clarified, l0Hllc; white
clarified, l0l6lllc.
Molasses and Syrups-Io barrels, per
gallon, 45l975c; market dull.
Cofiee-Ri0, per pound inferior 10
fancy, 2lG 25c. Tea, 5ecGsl.
Salt-per barrel, domestic, 81 75lojl 50.
German 5osp-per pound 53Go1c,
Candles, l6al7c.
Soda-5,a5tc IN kegs; in boxes, 6G6tc.
Starch-4i95ic.
HAY-ODly new Arkansas prairie and
new timothy inquired for, and that in-
quiry light Sales Of a carload Of new
Arkansas prairie, large bales, at $40; a
CARLOAD Of the same quality, out small
bales, at Sll. Timothy at the landing
quotes S23. Old hay goes for what buy
ers will give.
LEMoNs-OGsriDg st $ 50; fae re-
packed, Sii. No oranges IN market, but
consiguments expected to-day.
ONIONs-FTOm wagons, loose, 81 800
. In shipping order 10y the barrel,
y rs.
OATs-supPly light, with little in
quiTy; the last sGie was Of Ohio at Csc;
ia store, 7lg72c.
POTATOE5-The trsde from wagons
has largely fallen of, IS the uO-th is he-
ginning 10 have new potatoes Of its own
raising, which Keeps down prices; deal.
ers Offer SlGI p, with little doing.
Observation-Disclosures, Ssa94c; clear
rib, I2sc; clear sides, Ll3!c. loose;
packed, sl9ic higher
Hams-SugaT- cured, u1Canvased, 124
abe; cauvased, l3tGl4c.
Lard-Fiercs, l49l43c; kegs and pail,
l4AGl4sc Tor refined.
Mess pOTk-Per b5rTel, SCI 80.
Breakfast UacOn-Canvasad, 1910 lac.
There was more strength in bacon
snd we make some change IL the figures
accordingly.
STOCK Passover and small Ce-
msnd at SlG,I p.
WHEAT-The receipt was better yes
terdsy and more is expected next week;
We report % bushels al 81 O.; 100 bushels
delivered a the mill, at 81 I2l; 80
bushels No. 2 shipped to s.. Louis; $50
bushels No 2 at 81 12!; 300 bushels,
smuttv, at 81 05; so bushels half of
which was No. . Al 81 l2I, the other half
No. at 81; $50 bushels No. at 81 05;
50 bushels No. 3 at 81 O5i 100 bushels
No. at 81 10.
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COTTON sARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

ST. LOUIS, July I7.-Cotton nomi-
nal.
LOUISVILLE, July 17.-Cotton
quiet but steady, 1i4c.
CINCINNATI, July 17.-Cotton
quiet, 144c.
GALVESTON, July 17.-Cotton in
fair demand; middling, l45c; low mid
ding, l31c; good ordinary, l2lc; net re.
ceipts, 81 bales; gross, SO bales; exports,
to Great Britain, Dds bales, cOastwise, l
bale; sales, 453 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July l7.-Cotton
dull; sales, lO7 bales; good ordinary to
strict good ordinary, l259l35s; low mid
ding 10 strict low mid1ling, l3E0I43c;
middliDg to strict middillg, l5Gl5kc;
good middling, l5l@l55c; exports, ll43
bales; stock, "a .05l.
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Insolvency Notice.

State of Tennessee, Shelby CgEuty-J1Iico Of
County Court Clerk, IN e. estate s.. d.
Norton. Memphis, Tenn jay H. lsI--Lo
Mrs 5. E. Norton, admins raGiE:
II AVING suggested the insolvency Of the
I estate of :. A. No { N, d5Ce 4.Esl- you ere
hereby ordered to give notice, BY sdvev0 Sc
menj IN some new spaJer puOas shed within
the sat' tate, and also at the Courthouse dCUV
OF ~EeIby county. for all ler-Ous having
claims gaiDss saId estate, 20 appear ana dI5
the same, with the Cielk OF the County
Court, authenticated in the manner pre-
scrIbej by law, on OF be'Ova the @ .-s ~ Us
January, 1876; and any claim not fled on OF
before said day, or before an appropriation OF
the funds OF said estete Is made shall be fox
ever barred, both in law and equity.
Witness my hand, a. once, this 18th Gag Of
July, lS ).
JAM REILLY, Clar-.
In accordance with the above order, claims
may be filed with me with "A Ire time allow ID
or wi h my attorney Nj. 4 7. Bcl'EeEs Try
ing 5lOck.
iyl4 5. r. MORTON. Admin t-4tTiw-
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Bailey SPRINGS.
LauderdaIe County: Ala,

EINHE Hotel at this place will be open for the
J. season of 1875 on June sss. The waters
are unequaled for the cure Of DropSles, Dys-
pepsia, ScrOfuia, all diseases Of the Skin and
Kidneys, and is a specific in the Diseases
Peculiar 10 Females.
1t is the aim Of the proprietor to keep a
Hotel not eXcelled IN Its accommodations by
ally wateIing-place in the south, with all tie
privacy and retirement Of hOme-Hie.
ADJUSTMENTS are Billiards, Ten-Pins, Gro
qUCt, rTst-rate Fishing aud Boating in ShCal
Greek, and splendid Music for Lawn and Ball
room by Prof. Frank Saunders Brass and
String Band.
Round Trip Tickets at reduced rates on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ana al
connecting lines, good TIL November. Bag
gage checked through to the Springs. Round
trip from Memphis, including stage iare,
sll 30.
For further Information and circulars, adr
dress w. >. ksssEs.
Board-s45 per month. TyiS
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DRY GOODS.
BYTELkGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July I7.-Business was
slow with commission houses, and dull
with importers and jobbers. Low priced
chocolate prints active, but eight and
nine cent makes dull. Cotton flsnnels
moving more freely in low grades.
CheviOts in moderate request. Shirts
and drawers ami cardigan j4ckets more
active. Paper cambries up to seven
cent?
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NOR-ResidenG Notice,

No. lg4l-Iu the FiEs. CLsncery Court Of shell
by County, Tennessee, J. Taylor ct a. VS..
j. l.. Fl 7TTis ct al.
II appearing from G6ICaViJ in this cause
that the defendant r. ). Finn, s. q non Ee=l-
dent of the state of Tennessee: that the names
and places OF residence OF the heirs OF il. II.
Lyles, deceased, are unknown aui cannot be
Sscertataed alter GtligeuE inquiry, and they
perhaps are interested in TIE property which
Is sought 10 be subj ected O. TINS proceeding 10
the payment OF debt dEs from !. y. Harris
to Taylor & Eutland:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, a. the courthouse ia the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, On or before the first
Monday in August, 1873, and plead, answer or
demur to cOmplaiuEnts blli, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as 10 them and set Tor
hearing eXpartC, and tuGt q copy o. this or
der be published once a week, Tor tour sue
cessiVe weeks, in the Memphis ApuesL
This 2Zd day Of June, 1875.
A cOpy-atOest: EDMUND A. COLE
Clerk and Master.
By E. b. MCdenry, j.. c. and ".
J. Il. Malone, sol. for cDmDI'f. les we
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Sales Il, 500.

Liverpool to arrive-Arrivals ii
higher; July delivery, New Orleans
LIN. c, "a; July and August, Savannah
or Charleston, g.o.c., sgd; August and
September, ditto, GIGS Is l6i; Septem-
Der aud October m c., 7(97 I-16d; new
crop shipment, Line, 1864.
Rece pts st the United States seapCrts
since ls-t Friday, PSI; same time last
week, $50; same time last year, 1852
bales.
Total receipts at all United States
ports to date 3, AS, 800; at same time last
year, 3, 73l $685. deficit this year, 2S3 233
bales.
Stock at the ports l4J,473; last week,
100, 374; last year, 200, 762 bales.
HlTgrlN ST A ErNFENTr
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Saturday, August 2, 1875,

within legal hours in front of the county
courthouse corner Main and Poplar streets
Memphis Tennessee, the following described
real estate, to-wti, in the city OF Memphis
county OF Shelby and stale of Tennessee, and
described as follows: Lot 3 in block 90, in
south Memphis beginning at the intersection
OF the east side of the alley, between Main
and shelby streets, with the north side oil
Irrelevant street and RAINING thence east.
ward with the north side OF Irrelevant street
50 feet, thence DOrthward at right angles with
Trezevaat street $50 feet, thence westward 5.
feet to east side Of said alley, thence south.
ward with east side of the alley $50 eet TO the
beginning.
Terms of Saloon a credit of six months
purchaser executing note bearing interest
from date ofsale, with approved security, lien
retained, redemption barred.
This July IL, 1919.
NJ. u. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
By Geo. Msllery, d. G. and NJ.
Meriwether q Scales, Soils. for CompPts. tyl;
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Saturday. August z, 1875,

the following described real estate tO-wit: Be.
ginn ng on ". Hardin's south line, 50 chains
west of his southeast corner, running thence
sOuthwardly on a line parallel with the east
line of 5O-acre tract belonging TO Annie Aber.
crombie to the northeast bank OF ~ press
creek, thence down said creek with its mean
deriugS to its intersection with said HaTdi n 5
south line, thence east with said Hardin 5
south line 49, chains to the beginning, con-
tanning 1914 acres more or less, being the west
portion of the said Annie AbercrOmbie's So
acre tract, situate, lying and being in the
county of Shelby, Tennessee.
Terms of Sale-One.third cash, balanceiu 6
ana IL months, notes with approved security.
Lien retained, redemption barred.
This July L, 1875.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, d. c. and NJ.
z. W. Frazer, Sol. for Com plainant. iYI3
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sASROOD REsEOaED-A victim of
ypu hful impTudence, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, ETC., having tried in-
v8Il every known remedy, mas found = simple
self-cure, which he WI send free TO his fellow
sufferer. Add.sSs }. Ii, REV ES, Is Nassau
street. New YORK
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CHANGER z SALE
Of
e e s. Z e s Z & = F
On Saturday, August 2, 1875,

No 38S2-In the Second Chancery Court of
shelby county, Tennessee-J. j. MhOOn,
guardian, etc, VS.. Annie AbercrOnbe, Ct al.
by virtue OF an order of ale made IN this
d cause. on July 6, 1875, minute book g. pages
1858 and 800. will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, within legal hours, in front of
the county court house, corner Main and Pop
lar streAts- City of MaInnhis TennESsa-
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An Az L 70 dLu5uu Lilt OA#EfEI OF -Le III
VerSity OF Nashville.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General As
sembiy of the state of Tennessee, That The
charter of the University of Nashville be sc
amended that the trustees may have tht
power, if in their judgment the Interests G
the institution require, TO discontinue
course of instruction strictly collegiate and
literary, and convert said iustiiu ti0n, ethel
partially or entirely, into q scientific sCEG0
for instruction In the various branches apper
tanning to chemistry, botany, metalurgy and
other kindred subjects, EN- brHcsd Withiu the
title of a scientific school, and also iha. said
trustees may have the power 20 discontinue
for time, If in their 1uas meut IL becomes
proper to 90 so, instruction in the branch
purely collegiate, and make an aTrauge-D out
with the trustees of the "Peab0dy Fund " or
other association for the establishment Of a
normal school; provided, thai any trust rom IS
heretofore bequeathed to said guiyaEsL s
shall be only used in accordance with the
purposes or the trust.
Passed March %, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker Of the House of D~esCufattvesr
EHON As II. pATr
Speaker Of the senate.
Approved March p, 1919.
JAMES ID. PORTER. Coz arn1r-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

THE MONEY MARKET is in q state OF
collapse. Nothing is doing but routine
check, deposit, and once in way q
little exchange, and, as the French cay,
Uoici tout. By-the-bye, French is very
convenient when you have nothing 10
tell. 1t is worth learning on that ac-
count. Exchange is almost nominal
thing; rates are unchanged; currency is
frequently shipped. Gold was again "On
the rampage" 1t opened at ll4s, sunk
to II4{, and closed al ll4s. The cur.
rency OF the model republic is evidently
d currency ell snti-modellers should
svoii. There was very little doing 10
local securities. Shelby county scrip
was taken by brokers at IS; fire and
police scrip appeared 10 be in less favor
than on the cay before, and quoted buy
ing st SSG90; school scrip is 50 rarely
offered that it can be considered only as
nominal, at 80. State scrip is not active,
and quotes S5tG90. Next 10 nothing do
lag Ia new issue Bank Of Tennessee
at 20.
The COTTON MARKET yesterday. was
little better than a nominal affair, as is
OltSu Alit Eact Dll a nc
# the times wss not good. New York
was steady without any sales Of import
snce, although Liverpool was I'D higher
10 arrive, New Orleans lost fc, and then
effected no sales. Liverpool sales were
confined TO 5000 bales. In our market
there was little inquiry and the official
report said clover TO SELL" This lower,
the principal buyer OF the past two days
said, was &c, but there were buyers who
declared they could not find cotton at
the Off .ial quotations. The low stocks
and the fact that some OF the cotton is
held on a limit, may explain the dis
crepsncy. The closing kilograms were
as follows: New York dull and steady
at l5c; sales, lis bales. New Orleans
nominal at l5c; no sales; no receipts.
Liverpool quiet at I'D; Orleans, I'D;
sales, 5000 bales, Of which 5000 bales were
American. Savannah, lac; Mobile,
l4sc; Charleston, l4le; Galveston,
l4sc; Wilmington, 142c; Baltimore, 15c;
Norfolk, l43c; Boston, Isle; Augusts,
l4la. Gold at New York, three O'Clock,
has. The following sre the official
quotations Of the cotton exchange:
ordinary @
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CHANGE ESg @AARt
OF
n q q 1 E9 tate,
On Saturday, August e. 1875.

No. I23S.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee. d. Williams,
ct al, SD. F. Sellers, ct al.
ny virtue of al order of sale made In the
y above cause, on JUL 1875. minute book
6. nages 3i6 and 347, l will sell at public auc-
mon 10 the highest bidCer, on
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at y o'clock m, on the premises, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the stock of goods
now in stoTehOuses Kos. So and So jefferson
street, Memphis, Tennessee, SAID stock con-
si-ting OF iron and lead pipes, pumps, brass
goods for steam, Gas and water; iron fittings
eSIth6nware, glassware, gas fixtures, stove
fixtures Office fixtures and furniture, one
Halls iron safe, plumbing, gas and team
III ing tools and machinery, I having been
appointed trostee by decree o. the Second
Chancery Court of Shelby county, Tennessee,
in case OF Jos. FlsnneTy V. Louis ollins ct al,
X. DUDLEY FKAl SCI Trustee.
July 10 1875. j. 10