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whole tuNu hcons 10 stand in awe, an1 clarified
lilo gthl,l icnyons ai.ll tt,otr champagne Q BAN
qlcls md wild orgies At Ennnemachcr'a Opcsa-
lfonse Building, which for tho nonco setHa to
have boen converted ntn tho noet c1trRssgARely
tlstnd-up bhaa1o In tbs country.
LIGHTNING s1HucK
on Tho 10Th Of Nav, susl tue wl,ofe gang Of off,
clat tl.iasea wAA removed Col. Mckinney.
United H;Ates DiBtrict.Attosney for tho Madison
District vnh p1accd in charge Of the plosecn-
tIouB. h''a IN Octoter tho trial Of Esaiius, tho
Collector, was commenced. IIo waa al iuo1ens-
i've Roatteinan, who seoHln 70 have bonn con.
tent Slsf, hss sasary, md who neser tncommoded
d!oted for to exec sdnsy @ % u oIooss % % Of @oifi-
ciai Indulgence" Ia falling to lee What ho
couldn't tue havo seen hai no 10. ehut Ills evs'.
All tho EoNcr OF the Hing was brought 70 bear
for his de!onac tEo of bis deputies, eherman
ho" israklno hadn't seen any u! tho Stealing md
want rcsponsibe for rhat hIA subordi1'atea did
Thon 1le didn't look, and Ao was AcVtltttcd,-'
which Uaa Tho arat tfiuulph OF thc Hing Ia tho
cpurte.
Ne7t ca'llo G. j. T. Moolief, tho lAnteh 'tco-
Cuneul hero, md tho daugor Hhobe ftAlds wcfo
o1poAed iu Sam 1indslopfs Case IT. Madison,
aud wl!o aftor removal wsa reinstated surongt
Matt CarpAntoth influence. Ills fascalitien IN tue
lnda.fubber stamp bualness were proved beyond
Possibility nf doubt. and tho proof was 80 clear
and CONVINCING that hs was consicted' somehow
hc was permitted 70 remain at large CD bAll OF
1000 nftor conviction. nnu tho other dav ha ran
away, and for several Gays thoreafter tho Mil-
waukso psporu. aitI Tue exception Ut TIE Com
1nerciM Netos. aided hfh tecape bV puuAlltng
accounts contsaaistlng tho report OF h'g niRas.
lllr bohdsuhn JoetefoAy nouheu tho District
Attorney !hat Moefar WAS Eono and that tllo
bail would be paid without dieputo-all which
tue bondan1an can Afford to 10 eioce 1t nppearn
tlat kno nay ne1ore h's u'ght, aioclleF cneckcd
lA.ouu out o. banit, ...
NoAt ncni'tS q bereehtua!' scc'lafThi "efo
conStcteh oI shipping barrela Of Alcohol under
no 1taadaicnt keg-etamp, wh'c!s It soems
tlo uaugers aold III blank At tho
loT hguro OF 20 each. After . 7igor'
o'ia defense Against overwhelming teatlmony+
they wcfc convicted. bomehow, also, there COZ,
ylrted thiesos ara yot At LARGE OIL ba'i Of ~ 6oo
caci'' aha may Of may not turn up when ca!lod M
Tor sentence aou 70 70 % the Fcnt!ent'arS. lbey
a:e, however, Kept under surYolaucs "a cor
tain e9tont, AND nihy not find Opportunity 70 ao-
, 1875-11-29

FIR, LOUIS, Nov. .3.-@tosoph McDououph has
bcou elected Chicf Of i'ullee OF thid city, vlca
Mu5. Aansgaa, recently resigned. This u tho
thlri :es!n Cart. MsDouoagh has beeo elected
Cutuf ut the force. lilo nill aasu1nu The duties
OF the pQaltion Dec. |.
, 1875-11-29

kF.TS4 - IL.
t.usG3ut cahi0cs o! alcyonAM. ~ nny .atc
itsnn"tK VIII nave - .AhRcn H!1.o sHsss.act1iy
stp!""at,o;i than 70 w. ~. oao'sa po'olo Luz
as'f's "u' 10 coosadofou elean'
---
MILWAUKEE.
punMx-nkor,rtsas.
sptrfoi Dl.pas'a 70 m. chicaao 7rtsnns.
not ,hn cde ,n v n,os
'A' ,,,,',o, aar peAa
IN "h'ch t4e al1"A'.heo "hisa7-hlng ssolo IL
fnr'lishod BY tho evidence eSliumod a 10 tho
dummv.1cctiflors-a iuk,iugs Of which hsvo
C.,,ro. nd ,v1,r,o- ~. ,oc,,eor now ~, ,r.t
.r, Tsubs.' aaa .no ..so'' "o,ao, ~
LUG o'1co VI 'oo 1o!na1Y "n7 s'nhn'asly b''np!e
aud most wonderfully profitable. Undor tho
from tho d;stflIury to tho rcctifyuv c,tabtlnh.
mani ,nr.l bo o,ucoa on,, e,,mn.a r1,o sn;r,t.
4t''n. tuo's w ""o e.''''p9a' sp't''s
are then IN Ito rrolonce OF dauEof' WHO re-
lurDs Official ceEtfcnto OF that fact, to DO
dumped "-omrticd-- tho rectif1os's rat
and tin stsm,H ttos,rovcl 11pon Tin na,eor,.
.n,.,., ~.,arn ,a,t,as. fox,,, ,,.. Ill., t.s.'
49,. aa.,os -. .,,.a., 49," ., e 1a,'s n"s esoo
booka with tic stamps destroyed. In lieu Of which
bo ia entitled to recolyo n,amos to
an eonct nmnunt vltrf nro mod m
III, whisky manufsetu,ol from tbo snirits
tho solo olaco OF tho sta;npa destroyed havinR
beeu to cover tho tiighwiurs In transit from tho
tisti1]erv 10 thu rcn,ffyiur bouso. Tho transac-
lion is analogous 10 tic ingue Of now ba.,a.uoto
for sn oyt, ono surrendered aud d,s.rpyoti anl
nr,vJot rim n.uoor bc bnnest t,,ore can bo no
s..o ''".eys =. A ~. 49,
'la,,u 'taeseoa 10 'ao tnas,es' oa' @ ,uo ".s
cd " ITSELF ani1 all the houesty tllero vns III
tho,u co1,octiyely tnterposcd no. tho slightest
a.a..,,. -. H. ,;r,,n,v -; ,t1,o which hoara In
oo'','o ~ Wv ".""., 49,. .,,.,.a,as H.,
! thon1.
Whon tho ro,tidor is ready 10 put upon tho
r,r,ot tl,c htuhwtnoa lu,noea tnto l,ts yats and
.a,,vnr,o, ;ntn vlialr and ,,non whic,, In wa.
converted ha'o "nishst aha upon "ii%n ~ "an
entitled to stamps IN l'ou OF those DESTROYED ho
ia re1uirod to mako application to tho Collector
for the stamps deHircl, apecfyius tho number
NJ atan,ua md Tim ouautlty at l,nnor con-
t.;u.I r., asa,, ,,.oh.,o ~ ,.i;,, VI,
ta'noo Ill eaea pneAaso "h'sn ,uo
I'LL.
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f.tcsui l.t.t1cs GEFo 0sEesI lvf H1Te4dE 'as'7aF.
Ion ii, an eetnkt rvuy&t fuu S,ntoI ii = truly
GaIi4i4l, tus. E1teaAes ouIy 5t1s per ytat: aap'-
iwsor advantages taf tho Ataas q Ausss, Painting,
aud Modern Language. Location heslhy anu ac"
loaun md fufthersnfoemsAsn 70 ths Principal, MISE
JEANSkTrE FISHER, Kalamazoo, a1sh.
, 1875-11-29
EDUCATIONAL.
EVANSTON SCHOOL OF
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION,

Htis, II TaaXh: L1iydual;y instead Of In CtAssss
TtyN luru sl.Xl.s,. Youths al1 Adults, III Cotna!oa
ksi4ool, Ac4detls> Collegiate aud uaslnsss STUDIES. ~
y.."s aud Ts.e!st Training Tuition aud l'a;a e..
IT, thinx fEynahel {la3 u Sl rar Is weeks. W!pes
term 1estns pee. y. Apply 10 wv. r. lcsfs, a: vi
, 1875-11-29
CENTENNIAL. PHILADELPHIA.

The .u,<thera ese aeast erses!as sssna aso.sd H
Cut,g stt tskrtQ Gthun A., ajAn!As hf man eh.
trsnes - tas Contanata k1aibision y 5nAaslph1s;
Thnta Will IT. oohtlEctod on ha zsoan9 uoos ~ o.
II st,aks tt.ssltah Esa. fsods eansest!os
"a ossrs .ao viii MAKE sha~I Iap'sy. ase tsaaestsd
"a 1naka S..J application" ihe t.r' .atf.n ~. f ~ r..
~ adi,1rs j. LANISts alRkEE GH.4
~' l!ls.,utn Ms a., RhllsaniphA.
, 1875-11-29

c'lcAG1. MiLWaukEEA 4 ST.. pau RAtla1sn
{son If rernsr Y1ditoA and Ctnaf-s<s. 71ckst OAe&
q GsuA Catk.., opot4s srasn Uoxss. end ~ Dsrea.
, 1875-11-29

.......... kANKAKEE LINE.
FfoN ffnt5df Nfei, ttSe,t aai Ipos fA4 Tgsr3,
sseosaA- Tie*tt .sr<. III H4nastsas. aat al aepa.
, 1875-11-29


As matter Of fact, 40 secure did the Ring
feel an Its operations Af'or that o. 006 bushels 0f
wheat was en.p4ed II resp1nse ~ tue 4. i y,
telegram, aud Han, l'indaknnf had 30 easily
1olod Justice. and tho esidcnco WAS tudlciouasy
suppressed, that tho Nangor d!l not couslt!er It
uocossary to 10 through tho lttlo forn,a!ity Ut
nomIually officially supervising. The tr&uafor OF
Liquors froa, the distlltery to tho rcnstEytug ca
tabshmentH. Fitzgerald, ono OF the uaHges8
now nuder indictment, it will DO shown, nertr
uor from the tsistlI1ory dumped Ut tho rectitlers.
Tho stamps on tho bat1bla IN Which the liquor
VISA conveyed feona tho d.stltsery IA tho tacttfy-
InH Louso M 1lattOr Of fact Wcro not dcslsosei'
IhcY wtse kept intact on tho barrels, which were
letilisd again sad again, OF oouisa il tho Cot
ma1ln8 a-Qnllon stamp coSer 00-gaslon
larre', sheRtoE would have Lad so pay
FROM . 70 PER CENT or TUE LKaAL TAX.
Probably lu tho outset they did. But the wasta-
tho tax aheu thoy might steal " all seonas csrly
to tavo dawned npon the nug. Had tho book
keeping in tha coliector's oaloe bean honestly
douc uomualY no g,eAter amount Of stamps
could hAyo been Issued to tho roctiaor in iou
oi these destroyed after uhe on tue spirits 10
transit feom the d.sslllery tlsu had been officially
certified bv tho 0Auger ~ DESTROYED. But suei
WAS tho recklsss assuranco With which the Ring
operations Here conducted that stIro was, ~
tito books ahow, az osel"idaue II some 400
humber 10 dummy u.rst,ue, aud ful! iuyostiga-
ton will doubtless disolose other INSTANCES Of
10, with We,s.ert 10 manage things 10 tho Col
lector's otice, NTH "Goss" king TO make
collection Ut tue assssamsnts levied w tue oil
c!eI Ring Aud = neyeuus Agent TO kssp Ill In
order un tho outs,ds, wish MoeIlcr, TAFT. and
Fitzgerald ~ GAu8ers, and With Supervisor
Mum over all. the Hing hour!shed amazingly.
piled up tic fortunes thAt to-day constitute fheu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.

TaE BANKS we're not flush Of money
yesterday. To keep hanks 'comforts-
Die" We must self 5000 bales OF cotton a
day. Since the present month came in
10 one days sales have reached that
fgIre, aud exchange, while plon'i'ul. f.
therefore IIrm 81 the la.t quotations
Ga New York and tn entire north
Ill count; on New Orleans I discount;
selling at par on both. Gold was
stronger taau for the four DAYS previous,
quoting, IN New York, llil all the
morning; the Memphis brokers were
Offering ll5t(all34 Nothing new was
10 be learned ~ stocks and bOnds, and
we regeat the usual quDtstiOns below.
The New Orleans PicGytfRc says they
have there a decrease Of deposits and
currency; Es usual The fOIrth Of Deem
b-r vas q heavy day, and payments
were very large; maturing obligations
were met satisfactorily The following
remarks We ind in the New York
Herald: $50 much money has been
lost IN the general shTinkage Of values,
So much sunk 10 the purchase OF real
estate at riiiculously inflated Prices
prices which daily collapse under mort
cages called in and foreclosure sales
that the float ng money Of the nation
hiss teen slowly, but surely, drifting into
the auds Of great capitslsts"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10

! BACON lpsckedl-BreakfasJ, l51zs &c; su.
gaT-euTed hams, l6Sl6j4c.
/ PORR-Mess, S2l 75923 p.
j. :. NJ rAT--packed-Sh N4s-<C;
long clear sides, lgszal05+c; clear rib sides.
049l05sc; clear sides, llaILtc; hams, II =
hise; loose and green; 5ss4e lower.
l814c pals, 4lsalfiac.
fIG- FEE1-kegs, s. >.
BALING FF--Bsgging. and ~ H.
l29gl8}lc; balling twine, Hgli1sc Iron lies,
~. 49,, piece lies, 3ATEir.
MA KEStL Half p-.a- No D, g, rOas .;
D.. oh; ~. 2 5. y LII aal j. No. ., s. -
a.; KIT, No. I, 81 Sol -; kits, No. , 81 50:
WHITE FIsH-asl, Dblss s. 5oa9 ..
cans, l@l5jzc; almonds, 2la23c.
LINE, PkR BBL.-SI -.
CEMENT, PER BBL.-S2 lJ62 -.
COFFEE, PER LB.-Ri1, p a16c; Java, I59
sUG AR. PERLB Louisiana, p. sSf.c; vel.
low clarified, g}4g9'{c; white CHARMED, 100
f,EFINEo SUGAR. PER LIB Standard 4,
IS4gllc; crushed aud powdered, l4gl2zC;
ToLASsEs, PEE! tGAL.-FsIr to choice. 100
Coo.
GEESE, PER LB.-wes,eIn, I3IsI4c
sfkUPS, PER GAL-CommOn 10 fancy, SOC
RICE, PER LIB Ordinary to choice, 7as15c.
SALT, PER BbL-CO rise and common fine
sacks, 81 3o9l 4oi Liverpool, tine, sacks, 81 seq
isOAP, PER LB.- Resin and German, 5a6J5c.
CANDLES, PER LB.-BoXcs, tall weight,
l6 zgl7c; half box, full We ght, I79I7}lc; quar-
ter Dox, fun weight, l5dlsc
ErARCH, PER LIB. 5Ijjgc.
WHISKY. PER GAL.-JOcaS4.
SCUBENTS AND FRUITS Apple, per
Bal, S}d4 20; lemons, per box, SSG9 50; oranges,
Per box s. - gS %; pOtatpes-Peach blows, per
b6l.. 81 5Og2; Early Rose, 81 9Jg2; russsts 81 50
al IS; Plnkey es, 81 81; cabbage, per herd. "a
lUc; onions, y ~ .; kTaut barrels, s. 7j1G .;
kraut, half barrels, 8 1903 20; beans, per
bushel, 81 S5g2 p; dried apples, SglOc.
AISCELLAN EOUS-NailS per keg, 81 20G
%; vinegar, per gallon, lS92jc; tobacco, per
10, fSc9sl; raisns, s. 2jd3 80; sardines, SIS 500
10; oysters, Id, s5@9Oc; oysters, lbs. 81 639
20; brOoms, 8 JgGi 80; buckets, 81 gJd2; tubs,
per dozen, sag; matches S76J7 o; SEW e., 81 .
O. p; wash boards, - - % cOttOu rope, q g2jc;
grass rope, l21zGl4c; powder, kegs, s. IS; shot
patent, 81 i0925O; soda, kegs, 5gj1lc; soda,
cases, 696Hc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
lOFFICIAL.l
PROPSs NAILS.
OITY ENGINEERS OFFICE

NITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
~ MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 80, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until 8 O'Clock pm, Friday, December
10, 1875, for grading, paving, piling and pro-
phis commencing at the north side of Jeher-
son street and running down parallel with
the river TO connect the north end of the
present Elevator, Said work to be done as
hereinafter described. The present stone
pavement to be taken up and carefully piled
away; the grading to commence at extreme
low water mark, and continue up about two
hundred feet, and to be prepared and graded
so as the ascent or descent will not exceed,
when complete, eight degrees; the front at
extreme low water mark TO be protected with
two tiers OF piles; said piles TO be splced,
banded, capped and ShOd; also, said 'front.' to
be protected with square, hewed timber of
cypress or cedar, tree or clear OF all sap, 10 be
bolted and fastened with the best of wrought
iron in said bolts and taps, the foOJings or adj
verse anchors to be cypress or cedar well pro
tected; the pavement 10 be relRid from the
north side OF Jefferson street to the south side
OF Union street by regular stone maSOuS or
PAYERS, in the most approved manner, with
sufficient quantity of choice sand or gravel;
that portion OF the wharf from the south side
OF Union street TO the north side or end of the
Elevator to be paved with such stone, and in
such manner, as the present pavement on
Beale street, from Main 10 Shelby streets.
Also, for the erection of one breakwater at or
near the foot OF Jeffe rson street, or such other
point as may be hereafter DESIGNATED, of the
fOlowipg-named materials: Piling of sound
cypress, spliced, banded, capped and shod in
the most substantial manner, with willow or
other timber OF q choice selection, together
with sufficient quantity of stone to COM
plete said breakwater. The grading to be
uone SO much per cubic yard; the p wing to
be relaid at so much per superficial yard; the
paving, where the stone is TO be furnished by
the contractor, 10 be laid at so much per su-
perhclal yard; the piling to be paid for at so
much per lineal foot Tor the amount of pile
drig ven; hewed tlmbers to be paid for per Gu.
bic foot; iron bolts and nuts to be paid for per
pound; willow wood or fascine in breakwater
to be paid for at so much per cord; and stone
to be paid for at so much per perch. All pro-
posais to be in accordance with the spirit and
letter OF the 9th section OF the city charter.
Blanks for proposals will be furnished at
this Office on application.
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10

THF GENERAL MARKET yesterday
had tbs ADVANTAGE OF clear skies, a
bright sur, and streets much relieved OF
their mud There was an attendance
Of county vleitOrs, more OF whom will
lie arriving as We approach nearer to the
HOLIDAYS, and business had something
brisker Ia its appearance. The board of
trsde had q pretty good attendance, and
shows signs Of increasing business. We
publish this morning the sales on
change, a. registered on the books OF the
beard OF trade, and also the Ot1iciSl quo
talions of the chamber Of commerce.
First we give tie sales and toLe OF the
exchange: COTR was in fair supply
with some in curry; sa4es on 'change OF
I26 sacks mixed at 49c; 80 sacks ear
corn at Az; one CARLOAD q ear corr, 10
shuck aud in bulk, 1t 400. Oats are in
small supply-every body wants every
body else Il order from up the river, and
they will buy from them; the eonte-
queuce Is that stocks are low, and the
Indications are higher prices are at
hand; ssles between desieT- of mixed
aC453 wss all We could hear Of Bran was
quiet; on 'chsnge. 80 sacks Of wheat
bran sold at Sl7 20; on the elevator l4O
sacks sold at SIS Hay, sales on change
of l23 bales OF timothy, little stained,
at S23 IS; IS bsles, choice, st S25. Corn
meal was not selling,on 'chaBge as deal
ems were out Of 81 yck and had no orders.
Egds we're firm, sale on 'chspge OF ITO
dozen at Cgin, In :he usual packages q
G2S, sqrua dealers standing out Tor SOc
Butter is quiet; little demand for The
lower sud medium grades; 10 tubs prime
cold 81 SOC: choice brings 32CG33t. Ap
pies are selling in store 81 3 5Oa,5, eX-
ira quality viii bring up TO 81 Onions
were without transactions on change.
Potatoes are still in better inquiry, and
consequently are fiTmer ia puce; sales
on Change were: so bbls Illinois peach
blows at 81 IS on the track; 20 bbls OF
russe's ct 81 30; for MichigsDs 81 % was
offered, but holders stand out for 81 80.
Peanuts axe not In much Inquiry;
lacks OF white sold in store az Sc. It'd
jngz from the western markets stated
that dry ralt meats and lard were higher,
buyers having gone into the market and
purchased eagerly. The committee Ei-
pointed at the recent chamber 81 COM
nerve meeting reported 8 list Of quota
tions yesterday which is 81 fO.lo8s:
FLOUR acknowledgements, $ 50e5,
5CrIIa extra : 25a IS: treble extra, Sblgo 80;
choice, s. 25lt7 IS; fancy, Ssqs -.
CJRSMEAL PEHBBL.-kiin-dried, y 5JSi
CORN PER BUSH.-whIte, 55s56c.
OATS PER BUsH.-MiXed, &c; white, 5l9
hay PER ToN-Choice western, $685.
prairie ,si29l3; mixed, slSgZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
Public sale
or Valuable Memphis Real EsGase-Im-
proved and UnImprOVed.

+ WILL sell to the highest bidder, at the
L COanty courthouse in the city OF Memphis,
TUESDAY, 5AhUAEsY Il, 1876,
the following property, belonging to The estate
OF Robert b acB, ec'd: The house and lot
No %, Block 7, northeast corner Bradford
street and Jones avenue, 50 feet front on Brad
ford by $50 feet on Jones avenue; a good frame
cottage, good ciStern, high ground, and o. OF
the pretttest lots in that neighbOrhOOd. Also,
vacant lot No. 81, Block 4, fronting 81 feet ON
MOsby street by l49 feet, running through 10
and Will be sold in one lot or in two, as bidders
may desire. Also, those very desirable lots
Nos. ~ and 233, fronting 1851 feet On Saffaraus
street and 1857 feet on Sixth street. Also. east
half OF lots Nos. "a and 255 with a front Of7i1s
feet on Greenlaw and 1857 feet on Sixth streets,
all in close proximity TO the stTeet-car line.
Also, an undivided half inter- ). in lots NOs
q, Z and 8, BLOCK 7, and the cotton shed there
on, belonging to the former firm of Black
Estes Co. This property is situated on en-
nessee and Huling streets, haViug p front Of
leo feet on Tennessee street by a depth o. 10
feet, running through to Chester street. The
cOttOn-shed includes ali the ground except s.
feet on the south side, which may be solo sep
ar6tely.
Terms of Sale-One third cash baIsn e in
six and twelve moAths with ST. per cent. il
teTest. Notes with security and lien retained,
JAMES W. ANDERSON,
Executor Of Robert Back, deceased.
RI Persons d6slrOus TO buy any Of the above
property viii please examine II, and attend
prepared to bid, ss the sale is peretr ptOry and
without re erve, and TO be sold on full war
chasers paying the taXes Of SIG. Deposit of 10
per cent. required OF purchasers t the time
and place of sale. IRRELEVANT x CO.,
dec7 cod I'd Agents, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


LOUISVILLE, December 9.-Flour quiet.
Wheat duh, 81 O5al Is. Corn quiet, 45956c.
Oats quiet. Rye quiet, 759S0c. hay quiet but
nIm, sl0gS Provisions strong aud higher.
Pork, 81 509I 75 BUlk meats, 75z9754, 1890
1917, I07s9llc. Lard active and higher Jierce,
ilc; key, l41%@l5c. Whisky higher, 81 TO- Bag
gins quiet,
CHICAGO, December g-FIour dull, Wheat
In fair demand at lower rates: sales of No. 2
spring, 81. Com active but lower; No. 2mixed,
4Is1ac spot; Oats Dat, quiet but firm; No. 2, 5714c.
Rye duh, 6o96S1ac.- Pork dull and unsettled
sl9 p spot: Lard easier with a good demand
y 3OGl2 S21zc, Bulk meats irregular hut in
the main higher, ~, lOA 9lO1Zc. Whisky, 81 II.
CINCINNATI, Decembef o.-FIour steady,
Wheat firm, 81 259l IS Corn Inactive, 47G49c,
Oats firm, 30945c. Rye steady, 75aSOc Pork
dull; sales regular at $50. Lard firm, with a
fair demand; steam, l2129l25sc, cash Kettle,
l3A9lS12c. Bulk meats aud bacon quiet.
Green meats firmer; held higher. Hams sold
at l0Hgllc for heavy and light. Whisky,
81 10. Butter quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, December 9.-FIour-only
small local demand; common, s. 10; super
fine, s.; double extra, 81 %; treble extra, 81 81
as .; choice apd family, S. 50,a6 80. Corn
meal good supply and dull. q 20. Co n
supply light; sales of white, $4,000. Oats-l g.
mani active; sales of ST. Lonis, ass; choice
Galena, SIC Dry salt meats-shoulders scarce
and higher, 5000; clear rib sides, 1870; clear,
lie.
ST. LOUIS, December 9.-Flour dull.
Wheat higher; NO.2 ed winter, 81 42gI 4354,
bid, according to quality Corn panicky; 1t
is difficult 10 give accurate quotations; No.
mixed, 421%945c. Cats scarce and firm; No 2,
3i93414c. Rye quiet but firm at G61ac, bid.
Pork higher at $50 25G2O so. Lard higher; l25E
@l214c asked, l214c bid; sales up-cOuntry at
PIC. Bulk meats higher, rs, 70 1913, l04,
lO3E9l0la according to age. Green meats nom.
inaly higher; no sales. Bacon steady and
firm, 10, l39l3Ac. Whisky, 81 u.
NEW YORK, December 9.-FIouT is without
decided change; supertine western and state,
= 5j@4 IS; ST. Louis, s. 1909. Rye flour and
cornmeal steady at 81 25g5 -. Wheat dull
in buyers favor; No. 2 Chicago spring, 81 30
1 .. Corn opened dull and closed heavy and
lower; mixed western, steam, 731zc. Oats
steady; mixed western, 43g49c. Coffee quiet
and nominal; Rio, lS1R92lc gold; jObbing at
lsL3422c gold. Sugar duh, heavy and unset
ted prime, s19aS5Sc; refined in moderate de-
mand at l01s9l01sc. MolasSeS-New Orleans in
fair request; good TO choice, 5Sg62c. Rice
quiet. Petroleum quiet but steady; crude, &c;
refined, l21ICgl23sc. Pork firmeT; uninspected,
81 81 3l22. Beef steady; new plain mess, IL
extra otto, l21zc. Cut meats-western quiet
middles firm; western long clear, lO1s@l05ze.
Lard drmer; prime steam, l39l3 3-l6c. But
ter-prime frm; Others heavy; western, l69
25c. Cheese quiet, 6tsl2Hc. Whisky quieI,
g. l6gl L..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
Tuesday, December "a, 1875,

on the premises hereafter described, in the
town Of Bartlett, Tennessee, proceed TO sell g q
public auction, TO the highest bidder, for CASH.
the town lot named in said deed Of trust. an (
described as follows, tO-wit: Being a part 3
block 3, in the plan Of said town Of Battletf
and beginning at a stake IN the old Nemphi .
and SOmeTyile plankrOad north 81 elgHTs-
feet 70 stake; thence % feet u a sar-.
thence north 40 feet 70 stake in an avenue
thence west with said avenue Us feet tn -
stake; thence south ~ feet TO "A stake on sal. 9
old plankToad; thence east with said roat F. /.
feet 10 the beginning, said lot lying and reir
In the town Of Bartlett, seventh civ. 4 district
OF Shelby county, Tennessee. i will also s..lt.
together with said lot, the gristmili, sawIulu
Dol ers, engine, blacksmith shop, wood zhJn.
and millhOuse, erected on said town lot with
all OF the privileges and appurtenances The. o
unto belonging.
Right of redemption waived. Title believed
TO be good, but L will only convey as trustee,
Sale to take place between the hours OF l.
O'Clock am. and O'Clock m.
November 3. 1875.
.. JAMES W. ELMORE, Trustee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
Trust sale.

DY virtue of deed of trut made by john
ID and Mamie Hunter and W. h. Eastlang
to Joseph WilIitts trustee, recorded in boCa
lob, page 527, etc, in the REGISTERS office o.
Shelby county, Tennessee, 1 will sell, on
Monday, 9th day Of December. 1875.
at public auction, for cash, to the highest
bidder, at Ihs north side Of court Square, in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, the following
described lots of land, being the same enc
braced In said trust deed, viz: Lots No. l, >
and 3, which are Subdivisions of lots / and Of
Jesse NJ. Tate's subdivision, having front on
Orleans street OF 50 feet each, and running
back eastwardly los feet inches, situate al
the southeast corner of Orleans and Tate
streets in the city Of Memphis, in Shelby
county, Tennessee
Right of redemption is waived in said deed
and tue sale will be made free therefrOm.
pOY2l Joseph WI LIFTS. Trnstaa.