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Sandy HOOK, with 500 do do voyage lso exeluo
ing west coast Of Ireland and the above charter;
another hence 10 Liverpool with 100 bbs refined petro
leum at As Cd German bark, hence 70 Bremen, with
$500 bb do. do at As Sd Norwegian bark OF GOO tons
register hence 20 Cork for ORDERS with syrup sos
British bark Of 435 hence Bristol direct with
general at lump made public; Italian
bark hence 20 Trieste with 1000 bbH rosin at e71Sc
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INVESTMENT sHARR
The following shows the quotations at the Board for
BANK SHARES.

Bank shares sold at 131 for Metropolitan The latest
bids are annexed:-Amerca, $50; Chatham, 135
Chemical, 1,65o City, 800; Commerce, 100; Corn Ex-
change 1856; Fourth National, 95%; German -Ameri-
can, s2 Gold Exchange, 119; Grocers, 99H; Import
and Traders, 200; Irving, 1872 Mercantile 1OsK
Merchants, 122K; Metropolitan, 13O; New York, 13O
New York National Exchange, 102; Park, 14O; Re
pubic, 90; Union 142.
AUCTION.
The following sold auction to-day by order of
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GAEvEsroE, Sept 20, 1875.
o.Ssy GSg & &mfSsng Sss sy ssSa
wise, a. sales LA Stock, iess2 8 '''A Exports ''A'
Cotton qet Iddng ise a low niddSsp spf i2e good
9ralnsry c Ne. receipts l57s bales 2os4 Sales,
NOZZLE, Sept 20 1875.
M good adI S1dIasly III M iSs Ss. %ess%s receipts:
5og bales Exports cOastwise, 6sa Sales. 500 Stock,
g.. ,,,,. -. SAVANNAH, Sept %. 1878
good ordinary &c Net fecepss ss2s SIs Sas: gross
3eSa Exports coaswise, sSe. saies $50 Stock l $50
Cotton quiet dd = s:PS Pow M Siddiins dsiG
1864 -'' 1'0--'
Spirits tgrpenns Arm AZ go Rosn quiet at 81 IS for
strained Tar steady ut 81 55. - -
Flour unehengsd sales. 800 bSls Wheat steady; 30
sales 5000 bushels SIissi csnads =. 81 Ssi l6oS
o 81 GIliSs
niddiings, s5s per ton Canal Eeishts-W6eat 55Sc
S% Ss' s $ SfS s ss'I
susss ~hsas 5oo' do BARLEY and
1900 lumber on the canal from Buffalo and
bushels oorn ioss6c do osss, $4,000 do barley
1 ss sVsssse .ssa sss bushels; as
= 3 Si;ssS
esshS CORN o1 DO barley A.
eooo do To interior pOnts-NOne Canal freghts-
s.dS :S SO S'E es 9sA adss ss;
ns lots to Sms m O O1sh vSsr " S. SIN
800 g soo aV red winter 81 80 dull
o Chicago m no Suys S Gs's Rys
nomnaly $50 for State and Mlwaukee Barley quiet;
ssi:' q nj s'f M fes s
and seeds quiet and unchanged Pork dull 2S so
scarce small lots sold at 81 I7x-
FoLKpo, Sept. %, 1875.
No white Wabash 81 2s; No white Michigan 81 SeI
psSsmssi II Ns os'SSss amber y Mis ME
gan 81 os1 No red winter, October 81 so1 No red
NoySS%sssf, sec low mixed ssc gSsde dam
rejected s tresits to BaAo5 5O dull Hna q. sSs e.
ssR'' IL sy0 days aO Ss a0S5 So
%sss Sa a ~o dsS 10 600 SS h0u 1900 bushels
qp. but rn .s..ss e fs q e 1s wss..
spring sold at 81 spot closed at 81 os spot
os.oSsr sos e seller NOvs%Ssf 10 ,Ssf SsS
% az con the the SsS S S
soc spot SIZE bid seller October 47s seller November.
sns o s & sss9 9 osssss
q, sseT a Neye%bsr Barley quiet but hn a. 81 10
guotsby Pork unsettled lower at sci 80 spot
a S s s s. " T. .ss s. or 5d
key lever st 81 Is ReeetPtsFlour, 1000 bbls whess
1900 90, 1900 DO, shpnsnts-TOGr, 5000 SSs,
Snis Ssy q S Se call e o +: soS ss
Wheat hrmer at 81 oeA 81 10 September 81 orr 81 os
sobsT Pork unchanged Lard SO a7 ''''' '-''' o'-
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Printing cloths market steady quiet At unchanged
quotations.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
pa 4hosSGpOS n Sept oil opened
pentine, 23s 3D. q 23s 3D. per cwt
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Included in the above "A bales TO arrive.
For future delivery the sales
after r M-September 200 at l3 532c TOO at l3 3-l6c
600 ut l3732c 100 at l3kc, October 200 27 32c
@ =. At pess%ceE sa FS11s1v o at i ysnrs5y GOO s
80 IS 1iv 500 5000 at lgS june 800 &
at 4 Sssc Total o 500 bales & To-day up 70
300 at l3 732c 800 At l3 316c 400 13 52c 600 AZ
13 3l6c October, 200 at II 2732c, 700 ~ i3-l6c
1900 AZ sc y 2sc 100 az i2y 400 2. i22 72s 900 st
500 a. = 2S,sac J. ., 200 "a q la Isies; Soyem;
u 81 $40 December, 800 IL 23a2c January 500 at
l22732c 600 l2zc 200 at II 27-32c 400 - l6c
February LOO is 3c. 200 is ii6c 400 at is 1926
2600 at l3c March, 500 at l3zc 200 i3 72c az
IS slec April 100 is 7l6c July 500 at a. Total
156oO bales. Grand total 30 400 oaes The receipts at
the ports ows:-Galveston, sos bales; New
Orleans, 1870 Mobile. 500; Savannah 1876; Charleston
2,lsl Wilmington, 1852; Norfolk, 2,487; Baltimore, IS
New York. 3S2 Boston, lo1 Total ii s66 bales This day
last week, s314 bales This day year 95i2 bales
Total since September l54 $50 bales Cotton freights
closed as folows;-To Havrc. by steam, pc 10 To
Hamburg, by steam, %c. compressed. TO Bremen BY
steam, le, compressed To Liverpool sled. at I'D BY
steam; by sail, 5-l6d
FLOUR GRAIN.-Receipts-Flou e,646 ppls wheat
Ill 7O6 bushels; corn, IS 31S do oats O75 do corn
meal 100 bbs barley malt $50 bushels The flour ar
ket steady under iair demand The sales were
1900 bbls. Rye steady Corn was in fair do
mand and steady The sales 525 bbs bags at
"a 25 $4 30 for Brandywne So 25 81 rs for Western
fpFI
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THE LATEST QUOTATIONS.

Gold closed at 117A, after selling at ll6X 1172.
The rates paid for borrowing 3oi, lie, 1872 3S2
and 564 per diem. At the last price of gold 500 in
currency worth only SS5 2S.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bonds closed steady at the following quo
tatons limited States currency skies, 124 a 124X !;
do, do 1884, registered, l21H 121H; do do, do,
coupon 1884 1237s; do. ive-twentes, 1862, regis
tered, 1lSh; do. do, do, coupon 1lSH; do do,
1864 registered, 11SA; do. do, do, coupon, 119k
1l9sS; do do, 1865, registered, 119S ll9H do do,
coupon 119H 119A; do. do, do, new, registered
119H a l19H; do. 40, do, coupon, l19H 119H (;
do. do, 1867, registered, 1903 12O4; do. do
coupon, 12o% 12l; do, do, 1S6S registered 121 4
a 12115; do do, do, coupon, 12lA q 1919; do,
ten-ortes, registered, 11616 1167s do do, coupon,
117% 11s; do, ives, 1881, registered, lis 1lsh;
do. do, do coupon, 11sH 118A.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Washington advices report the Treasury balances at
the close of business to-day as follows:-
Currency. ............. 81 500 OOC
Coin 6o, OUO OOO
Less coin certificates. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H. 500 oOO
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to day SIS 900 on
of interest and $1S2 900 in redemption of five
twenty bonds Customs receipts $474 000 internal
revenue receipts, $4,000
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds strong in the late afternoon
dealings, with the principal business in the Pacific
issues which sd4d at 104H 1O414 for Union hrsts,
101 for land grants 81 91 for sinking funds, 1O7
for Centrals and 93A 93A for San Joaquin branch.
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold
oohus adVanceu 10 o's anu onio anu Mssssippi con-
soldated sinking fund to s9A Hannibal and St. Joseph
convertible sold at 76 76, against 75 at tho close
yesterday. c., c. G. and lrsts sold at 100 and
Michigan Southern sinking fund at 1881 Michigan
Central sevens advanced to 104 The following are the
closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds
Union Pacific land grants .............. 101A 102
Union Pacific sinking funds. 9l1s 9l%
Central Pacifcs. ...................... 107 a107A
INVESTMENT SHARES
The following shows the quotations at the Board for
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- GALVESTON, Sept. % 1873.
Cotton weak midding 12Ac low middling; l21c good
ordinary ll5o Not receipts 595 bales Exports
wise, IS. Sales, l,42d Stock, le,3a2.
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A SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED-WITH $4,000 or
IA $4,000 In profitable manufacturing business which
is limited only by and first class references
given and required Address j. b., box 5,3oS New York
Post office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A TO BE DISPOSED OF AT GREAT SACRIFICE,
"A. the Stock. Fixtures and Good win of old estab-
lshed Ale Brewery capacity 225 bbs day buildings
favorable lease Inquire premises las East Forysecond
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AN IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE HOUSE IN
"A fancy articles in staple demand by the best trade
throughout the country desire office Partner with 5000
70 increase the business Apply to GRIGGs CARLETON
9o Broadway.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence, R. l.. Sept % 1875
Printing cloths market steady and quiet at unchanged
quotations.
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IO.15 ANN I1.9O A M

l2l1S $1,000 u $780, &C, '65.n. 119x
l23Z 10000 L S 500, T, '67... 1209a
1lSZ 5000 US 500. c, 81. be 120zs
ll0L 10000 u s $50, r, '6S.. 121A
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MONEY MARKETS.
BY TFLEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1O.-Gold,
1851. Sight, premium. Sterling, 5692.
LONDON, June 10. - C0nsOls for
money, 92g093; on account, 93@935;
United States 5-2Os of 1865, 1863; 5-20s Of
1857, 1C94; lO-4Os, 1O4}; new IS, 1881;
New York Central, SO; Erie, 15Gl54;
Erie preferred, 20.
NEW YORK, June 1O.-Money easy
at 293. per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per, 3365 per cent. Sterling firm, 4S7
for so days and 400 for sight. Customs
receipts, 1926, 600. Gold opened and
closed st 1864, with sales at 1lG391l63.
Carrying and borrowing rates, l and ,
per cent. The assistant-tressurer dis
bursed 81 ,09l, 900. CleaTings, SAG, Co.,
600. The government awarded S500,0OO
at Il6.644G9ll6.674. Government bonds
firm; coupons Of 1881, 1888; 1862, 1l75i
1854, IlS4; 1866, 1921; 1865, new, 1888;
1867, l24B; 1865, l241; new fives,
1l75; l0-40s, ll9; currency 6s, 1928,
State bonds were quiet; Missouri 6s,
1929; old Tennessee, 81: new
old Virginia, 80; old North
Carolina, 20; new North Carolina, II.
Railroad bonds quiet. Stocks were
1lAEkuAdA1 AlLl 4ANNAuE44L Nt4NlL6C7 AAOL1A
firmness to depression. At the opening
prices were generally to per cent. be-
low closing quotations last evening, but
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph showed
an advance of IL per cent, the first sales
having been at IS; subsequently the
price fell of TO "A. At the second call
the market was generally firm, psrticu-
larry for Lake Shore, Union Pacific and
Pacific Mail. During the last hour Of
business the market was heavy and
lower, the decline from the highest point
Of the day ranging from Z TO p per cent.
Northwestern and st. Paul were espe-
cially weak; no particular reason as
signed for the decline beyond dizziness
and a raid. Messrs. Turner Brothers
suspended to-day; they were forced to
succumb TO the panic Of 1873. Messrs.
Turner have made strenuous efforts TO
go on, and have submitted to many pc
cuniary sacrifices in order to meet their
engagements, but the difficulty Of dis
posing of their property in the present
depreciation OF real estate, rendered q
second stOppage inevitable. Trans
actions at the stock exchange, 2l6, 600
shares, of which 5000 were Pacific
Mail, $4,000 Western Union, 1900
Northwestern, 5000 st. Paul, II 900 Erie,
5000 Lake Shore, and 5000 Union Pa
ciic. Closing quotations were as follows:
Canton, So Western Union Telegraph,
49,; iQuicksilver, l6I; Adams express
company, l0Oi Wells & Fargo's
express company, IS; American express
company, 63i United States express
company, A; Pacific Mail, 325; New
York Central, 1929; Erie, l7g: Erie
Dreferred. 81; Harlem. 1874; Harlem pre-
ferred, 1873; Michigan Central, 644; Pitts.
burg and Fort Wayne, S74; North
western, 36s; Northwestern preferred,
81; Rock Island, 1917; New Jersey
Central, 1881; st. Paul, 800; st. Paul pre-
ferred, "a; Wabash, 8; Wabash prePd,
10; Fort Wayne, 9Si Terre Hsute,
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Saturday, July 10, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see IN range D, section /, aud bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at stake 70 links south of
lockwood marked C., and whiteOak pointers;
thence south with MOrgan's line A. chains
and Il links to a stake north 80 degrees, east
p links 10 a blackjack marked 4: thence
north 80 degrees, west 8 chains on the state
line road 10 a stake, said MOTgan's south
east corner; thence north 49, degrees, east 70
70 degrees, east with south side OF said road
3 chains and IS links to q stake, north 30 de-
greeS, east IS links from q WhiteOek marked
k-BenJamin CaSh's northwest corner;
thence with his line and with said road south
90 degrees, east II chains and 50 links TO a
stake in the center OF said road; thence south
80 degrees, east with said GaSuS line seven
teen chains TO 2 stake 90 links north OF the
southeast corner Of original tract; thence
north with the original line - chains and 10
chains and 80 links TO a pOstOak; thence
north chains and Is links TO a stake, with
3 blackjack and pOstOak pointers; thence
west 70 links TO stake, and with blackjack
and pOstOak pointers; thence north 10 chains
and 50 links TO Rstake, 5 links east of a post
oak sapling marked A-Said MOrganS south
east corner of the 9I-aCreS division; thence
west 40 chains with his line to the beginning
OF land in the name of l.. Henderson, range
Is, section l, and the same Conveyed % Jesse
+. Maxwell. sfeooorclY 10y " imam HACK, and
the ute to thereof, vested in John and
William HarOert by decree OF the Chancery
Court OF Memphis.
Terms or Sale-On a credit of 6 and u
months, notes with approved security.
Lien retained to further secure same and
equity OF REDEMPTION barred.
Tuis June g. 1875,
K. "A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
By r. J. Black, d. Z. and NJ.
Mcdowell X johnson, attorneys. JULIO
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MARINE CHRONICLE.
pfeteOroIOgtcaI aSd Aquatic

Clear and hot, with strong wind blow
ing from the south.
The following is a summary OF the
signal officers reports of the condition of
rivers at all points up to six o'clock last
night: Cincinnati, II feet inches in the
channel; a rise of feet inch Keokuk,
Z feet IL inches; fall of l inch. Leav-
enwOTth, IL feet Z inches; fall inches.
Louisville, ) feet IL inches; rise Of l
inches. Memphis, IS feet IL inches; a
rise of y inches. New Orleans, feet
) inches below bench mark; fall of 8
inches. Pittsburg, feet s inches;
rise OF inches. st. Louis, IS feet 10
inches; fall Of 2 inches. Vicksburg,
Is feet ii inches; fall Of IL inches.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, June lO-Noon.-River
rising slowly. Weather fair and warm.
VICKsBURG, June 1O.-Weather warm
and clear. River fell Is inches. Down:
Susie Silver. Up: City of Helena.
NASHVILLE, June 1O.-River on a
stand with feet inches on Harpeth
shoals. Weather fair and pleasant.
PTTsBURG, June 1O-NOon.-River
about stationary, with 4 feet IL inches
water in the channel. Weather clear
and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, June lO.-Weather
clear and warm. Arrived: City of AL
ton, St. Louis, last night. Departed:
James Howard, st. Louis, to-day.
EVANSVILLE, June lO.-Weather
chiefly clear; mercury 10 to $50. River
falling slowly, with $40 feet by the
gauge. Port list-Up: James D. Parker,
2 am; Arkansas Belle, 8 am. BUSH
ness very light,
ST. LOUIS, June 1O.-Weather clear
aud warm. River stationary. Arrived:
Belle Memphis, Memphis; City Of
Augusta, Memphis; Glencoe, New Oh
leans. Departed: Great Republic, New
Orleans; Ste. Genevieve, Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, June 1O.-River on a
stand, with 8 feet inch in the canal and
feet l inch in the Indiana chute.
Weather clear and warm. Arrived:
Kitty Hegler, Cincinnati; Robert
Mitchell, Cincinnati. Departed: Kitty
Hegler, Evansville; Robert Mitchell,
New Orleans.
CAIRO, June I0-Noon.-River rising
slowly with q feet 6inches water in the
channel. Weather fair and warm. Ar
rived: J. n. Kellogg, south, am;
Bee New Orleans. 10 am; City of
Vicksburg, Vicksburg, 10 am. Depart
ed J. \. Kellogg, st. Louis, am;
City Of Nicksburg, st. Louis, II s.m.i
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COTTON MkRKETs.
BY TELEGRAPH.


CINCINNATI, June 10.-COtton dull,
I5c.
LOUISVILLE, June TO- Cotton
quiet, l4sc.
ST. LOUIS, June 1O.-Cotton dull
and nominal, l43c.
MOBILE, June 10.-Cotton- mid
ding, l43c; net receipts, l bale; exports
cOastwise, SO bales; sales, 100 bales.
GALVESTON, June 1O.-Cotton dull !;
middling, l44c; low middling, 14c; good
ordinary, l4ici net receipts, l26 bales;
sales, l25 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 1O.-Cotton quiet;
middling, 15!c; low middling, 143c; good
ordinary, 14Bc; net receipts, SIG bales;
exports, cOastwise, 4S5 bales; sales, IS
bales.
CHARLESTON, June 10.-Cotton is
steady at yesterdays decline; middling,
l5!c; low middling l5Bc; good ordinary,
l4!ci net receipts, 81 bales; sales, los
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1O-Cotton-
demand fair; sales, 1900 bales;
good ordinary to strict good ordi-
nary, 13s9l45c; low middling to
strict low middling, 148@14sc; mid
ding TO strict middling, 145@15tc; good
middling to middling fair, l5s@16Bc;
receipts, 207 bales; no exports; stock,
So, 395 bales.
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SATURDAY.. June 10, 1915,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, tO-Wit:
from which north 70 east, u links, 10 a black
oak marked p d B., the northwest corner OF
Pillow and BradshaW's SO acre tract: thence
south 50 chains and 10 links, to a stake and
dead pOstOak pointer in John Kenneday's
lane; thence west 10 chains, to a stake and
black-gum, marked J. k, poplar and sweet
gum pointers, said Kenneday'S northwest cor
ner; thence north, with the east line Of George
DOughertys 5000 acre tract, 80 chains and 10
links, to a stake, said DOugnerty's northeast
corner; thence east, 10 chaiAs, to the Begin
ming,
Also, one other tract, adjoining the above,
and bounded thus: Beginning at DOgwOOd
marked L. B., thence west 81 poles, to a stake
20 links east Of an elm marked E.; thence
south 2l7 poles, to stake 10 links north OF
hickory marked r., hickory and sWeet-gum
pointers; thence east 81 poles, to a stake in Ed
dings's line; thence north 2l7 poles, to the be-
ont of the above dover has been assigned,
which is described as follows: lS-l0j acres Of
land in section 3, range OF eleventh survey
Ors district and IN the seventh civil district of
Shelby county, Tennessee, beginning at the
northeast corner OF the tract out of which the
dover was to be taken, stake y links south
p west OF q blackjack marked b., with null
berry, White-Oak and hickory pOinJers; run
ming thence west SO chains, to a stake with
sweet-gum, white-Oak, dOgwOOd and hickory
pointers; thence south 264 chains, to sycamore
and hOrnbeam pointers: thence east SO chains
to the east J. re, a stake with hOrnbeam, sweet
gum and poplar pointers; thence north ~
chains, to the DegI inning, for timber land and
% l2-lUU acres of same tract, beginning at
stake where the east line crosses the center of
the Raleigh aud SOIaerVille road, IS 40 chains
from its south east corner, and running thence
south 500 west, along the Raleigh and SOM
erville road, 20 chains; thence south II CHAINS
links q 81 stake in - -1-t~tG WIN sweet
StiifIt Elm, cfi6fIy5 dOgWOOd and white-Oak
pointers; thence east 10 chains and 20 links to
a stake in a road; thence north 1917 chains, to
the place Of beginning, including the residence
and other Improvements.
The property outside of the dover, and the
remainder interest in the dover, will be sold
separately. Surveys OF same will be made and
filed before the sale.
Terms OF Sale-One-fOurth cash; balance in
seven and,tWelve months, purchaser executing
notes with approved security, bearing six per
cent. interest; lien retained; equity Of re-
demptlOn barred.
This May e. 1910.
NJ. d. l.. STEWART Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, d. Gard NJ.
Wilson & Beard, soils, 70, cOmpl't. myth
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, June l0.-Flour quiet.
Wheat dull and lower, 81 2091 %. Corn
active at 73@75c. Oats nominal at 699
| zoe. Hay dull at S22. Provisions quiet.
Bulk meats, So, 1lg@12!c. Bacon, 81,
l28, 1870, Suguar-cured hams, l34914c.
Lsrd-tierce, 15i@154c; keg, 153@l6c.
Whisky lower ct 81 10. Bagging quiet
but firm at 13f914c.
CHICAGO, June 10-Flour is quiet.
Wheat buOyant, unsettled and lower
No, 2, 959c. Corn quiet but firm; No. 2,
$500. Oats dull and unsettled; No. 2,
604o bid. Pork quiet but firm, $40 so
spot or July; $40 S50I9 S73 August.
Lard steady at 1850 spot, Is SOC July,
and IS SOC August. Bulk meats steady.
Whisky quiet but firm at 81 II.
CINCINNATI, June I0.-FIour dull;
family, S. 3095 so. Wheat steady; red
81 1901 %. Corn firm, 71@73c. Oats,
66969c. Eggs steady at 154c. Batter
steady for best grades. Cheese dull and
q shade lower at 93c. Pork steady at
$50. Lard steady; summer sold at 13c.
Bulk meats firm at ST, ST, III, Il }, 1I3@
lIsc, outside asked, buyers at inside.
Bacon steady. Whisky quiet at 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, June 10-Flour dull,
more buyers than sellers, and little do
ing. Wheat nominally lower for cash,
aid better for futures; soft No. Chica-
go, 97@c. Corn dull and lower; No. 2,
Csc cash and June. Oats dull and lower;
No. 2, 6096lc. Whisky higher, 81 IS
Pork duh, $4,000 20. Dry salt meats
dull and lower, 81, 113@I13c; sales of
clear sides at lie last half of June. b.
con lower, 8, 123@12Sc cash; clear sides,
l3c September. Lard nominal.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1O.-Corn
firmer; white held at CSC. Oats firm,
Use. Bran quiet 81. Hsy-prime, $24;
choice, S26927. Pork, SCI 25@21 so.
Bscon-jobbing 81, 13S@133c. Hams,
l34@l35c. Lard dull and lower; jobbing,
fierce, refined, I44c; keg, 153c. Corn
meal advanced, S4 25; now asking 81 so.
Whisky-LOuisiana, 81 1901 20; choice
western, 81 2l@1 %. Sugar-commOn,
73@Sc; low fair to fully fair, 5000; prime
to strictly prime, 94@93e. Molasses-
common, 40C945c; fair, 50@55c; prime
to choice, 58@70c.
NEW YORK, June 10.-Flour heavy
with a moderate demand; superfine
western ndStste, 81 50@4 rs; st. Louis,
SIS 1908 %. Rye -four, 81 30@5 So
COrnmesl lower, So 1904 20. Wheat
lower with good demand; No. 2 Chi
cago, ST 1O8i II. Corn dull, closing
more steady; mixed western, on steam
er, 78980c; mixed western, sail, 80@82c.
Oats less active and scarcely so firm !;
mixed western, 71@73c. Coffee-Rio,
cargo, 169184c gold; jobbing, 1910
194c gold. Sugar quiet and steady;
fair to good refining, 8b@88c;
prime, SIC; refined firm at l0B
@uBc; MuscOvado, S984c. MOlasses
quiet. Rice quiet and steady. Petro-
leum irmer; refined, l2tc; crude, 64e.
Pork lower; new mess, $40 rs. Beef and
cut meats quiet. Middles steady; long
clear, 1Igc; short clear, lie. Lard steady;
prime steam, 1876. Butter-primes steady
and Others heavy; western, 15@24c.
Cheese firm, collie. Whisky lower,
81 DOL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-11
DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, June 1O.-The jobbing
houses effected a fair distribution Of
colOred goods, but the package trade
was light, except in heavy woolens for
mems wear, which were in improved
demand. Cotton goods were dull, tut
steady in first hands. Fancy prints were
quiet, except those selling at jObbing,
which were in fair request. shifting
prints were in moderate request. Mos
quito nets again advanced five cents.
Foreign goods were dull. States and
ginghams were dull. Paper cambrics,
aiI- nnlnta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-11
Nonresident Notice.

Ne. 1865 r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
Of Shelby county. Tennessee.-J8meS Nc
Combs, Geo Keller and NJ. j. Byrns firm Of
McCOmbs, Keller & Byrnsl, VS.. Il. A. Partee
and a. NJ. Boyd,
II appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants to the cross bill Of
A. NJ. Boyd, tO-wiU: James McCOmbs, Geo.
Keller and NJ. J. ByrnS tirIa of AlcCOmos, KEEL
Ter and Byrnsl, are uOn-resldents OF the State
of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, that they make their appearance here
in, at the courthouse of the Second Chan
Gerry Court, in the city of Memphis, Tenues-
see, on or before the first Monday In July,
1875, and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
feSsed as to them and set for hearing eXparte,
and that a copy of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. This May %, 1879.
A cOpy-attest:
NJ. ID. l.. STEWAR Clerk and Master.
Vance 8 Anderson, sOIs. for cOmpIts. II