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porary says this about her and her crew
HCaptain II. ]. Ninton will be assisted by the
following officers on the Andy Baum this sea-
son: Captain NJ. NJ. Deem and A. Galley, tr.,
clerks; Z. J. Smith and Yves. Owens, pilots;
John english and George Fry engineers
David Little, mate, and Harry Proctor,
steward. she has already engI gsd 1000 emp Y
oil barrels, 5eV barrels OF potatoes, 500 rolls Of
baggibg, SO barrels whisky, 30 barrels pork
and will depart or Memphis Tomorrow with
a splendid Trip"
ACineinnati cotemporary has the follow
Thomas Sherlock departed for New Orles ms
last night on her first "Trip this season, she
left With six hundred tons, drawing over six
feet, and fifty cabin and sixty deck passe u
gers. She has heavy engagements below for
stock, passengers and miscellaneous freight,
ana will easi y pick up all she can carry before
arrig ing at Cairo. Her trip will prove Splen-
did one. Wheeler Collier will pilot the Shcr-
lock until she meets the Ashland, when he
will change positions with Isaac Gaugh, who
Is on the Ashland. Yves Conner Is one Of the
SherlocR's passengers. Mr.Glenn |" es to New
Orleans to spend the wluler, buying sugar
and molasseS. Among the passengers regis.
tered on the Sherlock we noted the following:
Mr.. Richards, Mr.. WcOdville, Mr.. Wallace, j.
A. Hoffman, Mr.. Absolute, Mr.. W. II. Thayer,
l.. II Murphy, Mr.. A. h. Brummell, wife aud
family, Mr.. Smith and party, from Warsaw;
Messrs Harsham and GliddeD, Mr.. Farrell,
Miss ColstOn, John A. Colsten, wife, daughter
and sons, Miss Jennie Reed and friend, Will
liam Glenn, wife, children and servant, and
Harvey Sperry, wife and SON."
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TRUSTEES ale.

10y virtue of a deed OF trust made to ma gu
y Trustee, by Albert NJ. Wood, on the p.
day Of January, 1871, and OF record April -
1873, in record book No. 81, page 81, for ru.
benent OF Samuel Mosby and Josiah ID. Wi
uans, and at the request of the Oeuedciaris
of said deed of trust, 1 will, On
Wednesday, December 8, ISIS,
IN front OF the Courthouse. on Main street 3.
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed r..
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, the tract Of land named and dg.
scribsd in said deed Of tIust, as follows. SIT.
uated, lying and being in the county Of She.
by, state Of Tennessee, tO-gtt: Be lg a-. tina.
part of the following desert 0ed lands. D.
south of the line OF the Memphis and Oh r..-
ton railroad, viz 4: IN the eleventh -urg..s.
district, and sixteenth civil CLstEig. O.. said
county, on both sides Of the memphis al.
Charleston railroad, and bounded 10 .nu.
to-wit: Beginning al stake with To-. au
white OAK Oiut8rs, on the north Dim. OF War
ser e land; thence north Eeyeufr-s...l chain
Snd nifty links "a c. % T. % "a stake .r. .l. 20
ter OF the Memphis and Co 1erT.. e. gral#
rOedi thence north IS ". four CHAINS and ID
teen links q c, Is ID 10 g --s4e fu said road
thence north twenty chains and FORTY .t7F
90 C. 40 H. 10 a stake tu rs. N8Srars come
with black gum pointers thence eos. ".r...
CHAINS Is c. To a stake % 81 VIZ ..n.- .r-s.
2 re oak pointer; thence south .....I .-..-..
chains and forty links - 40 ..E In "a. Sake ..
said plank road thence south 81 east al.
said road nVe chains and MY links be .g
10 a stake; thence south seveuty-tv0 char.
az c. u a black O2k EnaFkg as & corner o.. ..
sweet gum pointers thence west with t.n--
line fifteen chains and twenty i've l.r ks .....
. H. to the beginning. containing one .rrr4
dre0 and hfty-nine 42-ItU acres a. surya,-4.
by John Brown suryeyC of said COuItvIi In.
II, 1855, excluding the area of the TziIfOad 81.
as TO leave said l53 4}-lO0 acres wffsIu "a .
metes and bounds, after deducJiug said ru...
road; being the same land bargained and 80. .
BY said Goodwin TO said wood, by his bond 10
title, dated January II, 1850, of record in 81.
Registers office OF said cOuDty,iE book M 4.
part ], pages 81, 535 and $50, IA pursuance ,
which bond thls deed Is executed; said psI.
lying south Of the Memphis and ClarIfsf1r
railroad, containing one hundred AID r..
acres, more or less, together with all Inc. l-rz
ueges and appuItenances theieuutO belong.
ing.
Right OF redemption waived; title believe.
70 be good, but will only convey as Tru.f..
sale TO take place between the hours of D.
and Y o'clock am.
TOM GALE, Trustee.
Memphis, November 6, 1876.
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Trustees sale.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust made To ma a.
ID Trustee, by Samuel NJ. Gates on the l1-
day OF January, lo1l, and of record April =.
1873, in record book No. 81, PAGE f2l fgr ~
benefit Of samuel MOsby and Josiah b. wiz
liams, and at the request OF the beuefelarfe-
of said deed OF trust, will, on
Wednesday, December 8. 1875,
In front OF the Courthouse, on Main street f-
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed D.
sell AT pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder.
Tor cash, the tract Of land named In said fa=..
on trust, and described as follows, to- sit
The southeast quarter Of section mine tx.
township one d., raoge eight Isl. west tl
basis meridian Of the ChickasaW purelas.
situated In shelby county, Tennessee le4.
Whitehaven, containing one hundred an.
sixty (loJ) acres, with all the privileges am
aPpurtenances tbereuntO belonging.
Right OF redemption waived title believer
TO be good, but will only convey as Trustee,
sale TO take place between the hours of 10 am
Il O'Clock am.
~ TOM GALE, Trustee.
Memphis, No mber 8, 1870.
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Gold ia New York CLOSED at ll4E.

THE GENERAL MARKET yesterday
showed little more activity, OWING to
the heavy rain OF the previous day hsv-
ing almost stopped business, but prices,
generally, snow the same dropping IS
pect OorH, shej!ed, was selling at 5C3;
Two or three days sgo CARLOAD OF ear, In
bulk, sold at Acc oats, or account OF
dealers having allowed their stocks TO
nun down, are looking higher. Hay is
0uiet, as usual, without any change in the
nrice. CoTnHleal WAS down again, sell
ing at 81 80; thedecline was Dot fastened
by the peremptory order TO clear sll mer.
chaudise from the elevator, but
by the dropping position OF corn.
.SlrdiO was held on the landing st $40.
BraE is held at SIS 80, but cannot touch
n: sOrre advance Is made, however, as
sis % wss offered. Ship stGF sold at
SIS Is. Eggs we're stih al 2792sc.
Chickens were unchanged, but were
sIow snd heavy, only hne,
large hena command atten ion.
J1sTkeys dressed Were In good demand
The weather being dry and cool; prices
we're stronger, fine large turkeys bring
ing SIS. Apples had nothing new. 70
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Tuesday, Deeemb ID, 1876,

on the premises hereafter described, i'm tl.
Town Of Bartlett, Tennessee, proCeed TO sell. "a
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
the town lot named in said deed of trust, sut-
described as follows, tO-wit: Being 3 part
block 3, in the plan Of said town OF Battletl
and beginning at q stake IN the old Memphis
and Somerville plankrOad north 81 eighty
feet 10 a stake; thence % feet to a 81 axe
thence north AS feet to a stake in avenue
thence west with SAID avenue rs t5et 10
stake; thence south % feet TO a stake on sal,
old plankroad; thence east with said road
feet to the beginning, said lot lying and leln-
in the town OF Bartlett, seventh civil distrIc
OF Shelby county Tennessee. / viii also sell
together with said lot, the gristrs''lr saWmiL
boilers, engine, blacksmith shop, wood shop
and m1lIhOuse, erected on said town lot, viii
all OF the privileges and appurtenances there
unto belonging.
Right of redemption waived. Title believe
to be good, but / will OnIy convey as trustee
Sale to take place between the hours OF L.
o'clock am. and o'clock p n.
Novembe g. 1875.
noVI2 JAMES W. ELMORE, Trustee.
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ssR ID. =. john ~
P1Es JAZZ
Medical E)Isp5G5
Nd. y FFGsspE Sd.
Between Main and From streets
sE5P&EF. FG1a
EHabNshsd 9, Inl.

nR. JOHNSON is 5cknov .a-ged by all E.frr
IL ties Interested as by far tie most 30. rC7.a
ful physician Ia the treatment OF pIrvai" HI
secret diseases. Quick, thorough aud re-rCr
nent cures guaranteed In every case. male o..
female. Recent cases Of GonOrLel aud -T-
philis cured ina few days, without the u~s
mercury, change OF diet or ErudTsuCe from
business. Secondary syphilis, the las. Te-tlE
sradicated without the use Of mercury IN
voluntary Joss % semen stopped t- "a. e..
time. Sufferers from impJteucy or loss I--. .E
ual powers LOred tDfree vigOr iu few W.
Victims OF self-RbuSs and excessive veUr-y
suffering from SpeTmatOrrGea and loss Of pnv
sical and mental power, speedily and perus
nently cured.
Particular attention paid TO the Diseases
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat aad Lung Diseases cured by me-
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express % all parts Of 10
country.
once hours from g am. 20 g pm. Sunday
from 3tO pm.
sepf-dW d. y. JOHNSON, NJ. ID.
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COTTON sTATEMENT.

Iauorts.-M. &C. r. R.. SS8; NJ. q /.
r, r.. AL: l.. & N. 9. Z. r. R 324; p.
& NJ. 3. R, Il; NJ. & L. r. r., 24S;
steamers, 246.
Erports.-M. & G. r. R., $50; L. d
n, g. s. r. R., 1894; by steamers north,
6; by rail north, 1853.
The following are the official tele-
grams of The condition Of the domestic
markets as received st the cotton eX-
change:
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DRY GOODS.
by TELEGRAPH.s

NEW YORK, November 2.-Business was
very quiet in all departments. Cotton goods
steady at unchanged prices. Brown Sheet
ing and cotton 1annels were in fair request.
Plaid prints in demand for moderate lots, but
fancy prints moved slowly. Dress goods were
less active. Cassimeres and wofsted coatings
In moderate demand. Jeans and satinets
quiet, Foreign goods dull,
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Trustees Sale,

DY virtue of deed of trust made by James
ID Wells to me as trustee, and recorded in
Tue Reg office of Shelby county, Tenn,
in Record BOOK No. l06, page 26S, will sell on
"wednesday, December I5, 1875.
at IL o'clock am, on the south west corner of
Main and Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn,
the following described property, viz: Lying
on the south side IF Monroe street extended i,
and known as part OF BLOCK No. 494, together
with the dwelling-houses situated upon the
same and known as Nos 2i3 and 2i5; the aid
property being a leasehoid, rs wing shout
three years and six months to run. Said prem
ises will be sold for cash, to satisfy the debt
therein mentioned. The title is believed TO be
good, but sell as trustee only.
s. A. POOL, Trustee.
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CLOTHING!
AT COST FOB CASH.

HAVING purchased the entire stock of
II Clothing aud Furnishing Clouds of
]. ID. WILLIAMS No. 3N Main street, Mem
phis, and being determined to wind up
the establishment, we are now prepared TO
offer extra inducements 10 all who wall favor
us with CALI Come and see for yourselves.
novl6d&w JOYNER, LENNON & GALE.
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FINANCE and TRADE.

THE BANKS had not 6 single new
thing TO tell yesterday, except that the
approach Of tc-dsy's holiday, when the
banks will be closed and business gen.
ersIly susre-Had. osusei a1Iitio~p' 90
tive iE .i-...... 4. 3 Use .. .L....
Money continues TO be less literally sup
piled than IL was Two weeks ago, with
some addition 70 the applications for
loans. Paper is Eifted most scrutiniz-
iugly, but 10 per cent is the rate for
loans. Exchange remains ~ recently
settled, al J discount on New York and
1 discount on New Orlssns, The selling
rate on both At par The New YoTk
tate, az recently unanimously establish
ell 10y the Memphis tankeis, Is not favor
ably received By merchants, who Ere
contrasting the New Orleans rate
with the Memphis figures, which
are ! discount on New York and the
east and north, and discount on New
Orleans; selling on beth at par. Tie
New Orleans Times, OF Saturday, has
the following: "The failure Of the well
known wholesale dry goods house of
Wallace q Co., to-day, produced pro-
found zen alton IN financial circles, al d
had the effect 10 cause the tanks TO scTI-
tie ali paper offered over their cOunte ID
with greater severity. apart from mo-
mentaIily checking the freedom Of dis
counts, IL is thought the suspension did
not and will not produce any other effect,
the money market ia sll ether Respects
continuing TO rule quiet and even shade
easier on desirable psper. Business at
the banks, under the influence OF the
event noted, Wa dull and u1spirit d.
and In tue open market there was sgen-
eral withdrawal Of lenders and borrow
ers and a disposition to wait and see
what results would follow. Although
the financial position is strong, and the
feeling in financial circles confident, 1t is
more or less otherwise in the general
markets. Tnere the feeling is psnicky,
and business stAgnant for want
of confidence. This condition can
not long prevail" This is certainly
less pleasant state OF things than we
could wish, and it ia evident that the |
absence Of speculation, and the preva- |
lent prudence IN expanding money are |
well founded. Gold was very steady in |
New York, ll4t from the opening up TO |
noon; the brokers here were offering 113 |
GLIB. Speculative "stuff" quiet to the |
last degree. Quotations remain I'M
changed, nothir g doing to afford basis |
for change. City gas notes have been |
recently sold at 674, but are now held
stiffiy 20.
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STONEWALL JACKSON,

We understand that the well-known pub
fishing house Of ID. AGILE TON d 40, New
York. have nearly ready for publication tue
LIFE sSE SION EWALG, JACAsO =, fully
illustrated by views and port raits, including
the oratfons and scenes attending the unveil-
ing OF Foley's Statue of Stonewall Jackson at
Richmond. We advise all, especially dis
ebltd soldiers and women out of work, TO
write to the publishers at once and secure an
agency,as the work is to be sold by subscrip.
ton. 1t will have large sale dAW
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Trustees nale---Lucy Lots


DY virtue of the provisions of trust deed
ID executed by the purchasers OF lots Of IanC
in Lucy" stu ate on the Memphis and Pa
ducah railroad, in Shelby county, Tennessee
to b. F. Duncan as trustee, duly regis eTeu
(the said duncan having departed Jhis lie
5nd l being substituted Ia his stead by orr e.
of the Second Chancery Court of said county.
and to satisfy the purchase money due o..
each of sa d lots, will. on
Saturday, Attn Day Of December, 1875
in front OF the door OF the courthouse O
Shelby county, conner Of Main and POplar
streets, Memphis, Tennessee, sell to the high
est bidder, al public sale, for cash, the .1t.
described IN said deeds Of trust, as 10 lows:
Lot 2, block b.
Lot IL, block H.
Lot 3, block @.
Lot Is, block II.
All Ia said town of Lucy. sale will com
mence at Il O'Clock m. Equity Of reCzmpt.O.
waived.
November 3, 1875.
HENRY r. FULLER, Trustee
NJ. d l. Stewart, attorney. nrVf
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THE COTTON MARKET yesterday was
not buoyant, for kilograms were once
more inimical. Liverpool was stauuch (;
New Orleans quoted an down at noon,
but a correction" took it back again !;
but New York, the outsider, the intrud-
er, the 6ete ROfr, or "blsck brute" of the
cotton market, wss down an 1. Our
market naturally showed some activity,
after tbs weather Of the day before, when
operations were next 10 impossible. Un-
der the existing Influences it was impos-
stole to maintain prices in their entire
ty, and coltons from low middlings
downward were lower. The offerings
under these circumstances were not
large, for they are not few who believe
that nice clean, good stapled .cottons,
bought at present prices, are bound to
make money. The inquiry was mostly
for the better grades, for in them, it sp-
Eesrl TO be considered, lies the profit
Nhs! r a. COme. On the part of holders
there was considerable disposition
to sell. This was partly due
TO foresight es il was known that the
cotton exchange at New York, the cot
ton exchange ia Memphis, and the cot
ton exchange in every cotton market
Throughout the United States, would be
taking holiday on TAapksgiying day.
The official quotations OF the Memphis
cotton exchange were as follows:
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

CIRCIENATI, November 24.-Flour steady.
Wheat steady. Corn steady and frm; old, SIG
CSC; new, $3.50. Oats rrm, p di2c.. Rye steady,
7s9SOc. PORK Quiei. Lard strong and higher;
steam, l2l[c; kettle, I31E9l54c. Bulk meats
steady; Cumberland mlddles sold l0xc seller
November. Bacon-Only limited demand.
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At IO:45, opened quiet; 1890, quiet;
] so, dull; 2:S0, cub; S:l6, dull. Sales
Il 400 bales.
Yesterday Liverpool closing teie-
gram reports: Uplands, 6sd; Orleans,
Sled; sales, 10 200 bales, OF which 54OO
were Amencau. UFlsld midding same
time las. year, I'D. The tone OF the
market quiet throughout at unchanged
prices
Liverpool arrivals were weak.
the movement at all the ports was re-
slorted IS follows:
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Thursday, December 2, 1875,

between the hours OF Il m. and p M. at the
southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, Memphis, Tennessee, sell at public
i've acres, situated in Shelby county, TenDes-
see, near and south of Memphis, being parts
of lots SO and 90 OF KerT's subdivision of his
1850 acre tract, part of the Ramsey grant for
5000 acres. Tee property is known as the
Jacob Place." and is fully described in said
trust deed, 10 which reference is here made.
The lot contains valuable improvements,
grapes, fruit trees, etc.
The deed of trust was made to secure the
payment of the note therein mentioned,
payable to j. b. Mcdonald, guardian of ]. T..
and W. L. Mcdonald, upon which a payment
of $50 has been made. Sale made by direc
ton of the beneficiary.
The title is thought to be good, but will sell
and convey as trustee only. Equity Of re-
deniption waived by the deed.
November 8, 1876.
move WIN. M. SMITH, Trustee.
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PROBATE COUR sALE
Re al IL t9te

No. 2q5 Z. DIN the Probate Court o. SheI 1r
county, Tennesse.-Fannie :. Marsh, admin
istratrfx, ETC., VS.. Siun Marsh, ct al.
DY virtue of a decree for sale entered iu
TO the highest bidder, in font u the corr.
house door, on Main street, Mem phis, on
saturday, DeeeH Der Is, 1875,
within legal hours, the follow ne Gescribst
real estate, tO-wit: Living and being in On
Sixth civil district of Shelby county, Tennsz
see, as follows:
All of lot No. 4, containing 81 44-1OO acre. Iy-
ing on the west side of the Big Creek PLANK
road, bounded follows: ON the east b-
Marsh's avenue, on the west by the IhOma
lands, on the north by the auds of Fisher g.
Angus, on the south by the land of simeon
Marsh.
Lot No. 2, containing % 24-IOO acres, Ningo.
each side of said plank road and near WOl
land OF Cherry, on the west by the La Us
the Rawlings estate, on the north Dy On.
lands OF simeon Marsh, on the south by che
lands of the John z. Marsh estate.
Also portion Of lot No. containing - So
100 acres lying on the north side OF said pisBa
road, bounded as follows: ON the east by tine
lands of Mary A. Marsh, on the west bE tC
dover of Fannie :. Marsh, on the north
the lands of the estate of John K. Marsh, or
the south by the Big creek plankrOad.
For more perfect dsscTi ptiCu of these lots
reference is made to plan of subdivision mad
by q. q. Burk, County Surveyor, in case O.
Mary A. Marsh, 81 al VS.. John y. Marsh 20 al 4
No. 545, y. K. D., First ChanCery Court
Shelby county.
The minimam value OF said land is So pc
acre.
Terms Of saIe-One-third cash. balance boz
six and twelve months, purchasers eE,,r..r.
notes with approved security, and q len vii
De retained until the purchase uOu=~ B.
wholly paid.
This November %, $50.
JAMES REILLY. g.ar..
- L. n. Hearl, sol for COnnpET. ra--
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TruSt sale,

DY virtue of deed of trust made by JON,
ID and Mamie Hunter and W. h. Eastlau
to Joseph Wtl1tts, trustee, recorded IL bOC-
lO3, page 81, etc, in the REGISTERS office o..
Shelby county, Tennessee, will sell, on
Monday, 9th day Of December, 1875
at public auction, for cash, to the higuee
bidder, at the north side Of Court Square. I..
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, the fol. OWN
described lots of land, being the same EN-
braced in said trust deed, viz: Lots No. ].
and 3, which are subdivisions of lots / aud Z OF
Jesse NJ. Tate's subui vision, having a front on
Orleans street of 50 feet each, and runnIu-
back eastwardly lO3 feet inches, situate
the southeast corner Of Orleans ami Tat
streets in the city of aempuis, in Shelby
county, Tennessee.
Right of redemption is waived in said deed
and the sale will be made free therefrOm.
DOV2I JOSEPH WILL IT'S Trustee
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RIVER CHRONICLE,
Weather and Rivers.

Clear and cold; thermometer Az. The
official table below: and Associated Press
dispatches appended give the latest particu-
lars concerning the condition of the rivers
and movements OF packets at all points:
OFFICE OF OBsERvATIoN,0
SIGNAL SERVICE u. 8. ARMY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, November "a, 1885,
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Trustee ale

DY virtue Of q deed OF trust made r0 me g
SOitOn, on HE LIST day OF III sg- 1878. au. note
IN notebook No, 7, page 25H end rasHr..... OF
80, page 575, to secure til payment gE On rartaf
prom iSsOry note mentioned aUE DIES. bed D..
said deed OF trust, and at the Teque-. ~ 90.
beneficiary Of said deed Of trust, i viii, Oh
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The market closed quiet; sales were
24OO bales, OF all which spinners took
1000 bales, exporters HOO bales, specula-
tors 800 bales. Dusty cottOns quote ia
91c; stained, 1O9ll4c. Middling same
time last year, lac.
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LdLsd STATE Of Re Price
lSy,asas. Nariet. cts. SIZES Afiddlfn0.

Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: Ordinary, 1lbc; coed
ordinary, l2Ic; low middling, II l5-l6c;
middIing, 13tc; good middiing, l3sc;
sales, Cos baies. MiddliOg same time
last year, l4sc. The telegl ans give the
tone Of the market SIS follows: 1890
opened dull; 1910, quiet; 2:l5, steady;
$3.50 steady. To mCrfow, Thursday, be-
Eng Thanksgiving, no reports viii be
issued,
The following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
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NHATCHEs.-I am still in the Watch
w trsde-in correspondence with the i'm
porters and manu- facturers or all the best
watches. Can furnish watches of any kind
to order. Have on hand few extra fine
good assortment of spectacIe5. Watches re-
paired in superior style. T. NOEL, Il Beale st
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Diseases of the Eve, Running at the Ears, etc,
Refers TO his old patients of the city, who
take pleasure in sending their friends to him
PILES CURE by a simple application.
Patients are not cOnfnei to their beds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-25

ON the I'D OF December, 1875, 1 win offer for
" sale, at auction, to the highest bidder OH
the premises, the residence of the late Colo Ell
Louis HOwes, at Horn Lake Depot, Miss, con-
sisting of leo acres ofland, good frame cottage,
baI n, and all necessary outhouses attached
sixty acres under cultivation, with fine young
orchard.
Terms of Sale-One third cash; balance in
twelve and eighteen months, for which notes
viii be taken with approved security, and
which viii be lien on the property until
paid. ED b. HART, Administrator.
MemOhiS November %. 1873