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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-21

CALICO 5cts, Al AtOnhelmet 4 1s1is.
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The donations Of dolls, and fancy ar
ticles generally, we're very liberal. The
Rhode Island booth was presented with
handsome sets Of decorated china ware
and spoons by Mrs. Quarter and Mrs.
Frank Hearn. Among the donations to
the North Carolina booth we're a beauti-
ful tea set BY Mrs. DR.. Baird, miniature set
OF furniture by Miss Della Harbour, Paris
doll by Mrs. o. c. Dewey, two large dolls
by Mrs. Burt, table cloth by Mrs. Bates,
and handsome bedstead and doll by Mrs.
Williams. There were numerous other
donations, but the list is too long for pub
LEGATION, and we give above only the mos-
important.
THE Old WOMAN WHO LIVED INA SHOE"
One Of the principal attractions Of the
exhibition was at the South Carolina
booth. In a large shoe, which took up
nearly one.half the width Of the booth,
was seated a little girl, surrounded by
myriads Of dolls Of every description.
This booth was at all times during the
afternoon and evening surrounded by q
crowd OF admirers and purchasers.
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WEDNESDAY,. IuIY "a, 1875.

Al 10 o'clgek 4. ", At Same Plafs.
DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
JUSE 10, 1875. IeiI-P
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Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
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CLosISo ExHnuoS At The OPERA
HoUsE-The great Martha Washington
Tea-PArty did positively close on S1tur-
day night, and everybody SAYS, @Why did
the ladies quit so soon? The people had
not seen one-half as much As t ey wanted
to see Of this great exhibition There
are two reasons which doubtless we're sui
fcient to determine the course Of the man
lgement. One vas that the ladies on
duty at the various booths we're quite
tired out with the exhaustion that came
from real fatigue and from excitement;
and secondly, the Opera House was en-.
gagged Tor another purpose Tor tomorrow.
The managers have no reason TO ieel that
they have omitted any duty, for the
reasons above named are sufficient. II
Is highly complimentary to the manage
ment that there is such general regret
that the festival was not continued sew
eEal days longer.
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me DOLL SHOW.

The Opera House vas open from ,
O'Clock Saturday afternoon until l2o'clock
a. night, Tor the exhibition OF dolls al the
various booths During the afternoon
the attendance Of ladies and children was
very large, and to them at least the ex-
hibition was novel, interesting and at
tractive. The little people especially we're
delighted, and fingered over the beauties
displayed At the different booths ain PEN
ave trance and ecstatic 1T" Not being =
connoisseur upon the subject, We are al
most afraid to attempt a description OF
the glOries OF tie day aud evening. All
babylon was there represented-dolls
OF all ages, sizes, styles and complex.
ions. II that fictitious myth, Dickens
industrious little dolls dressmaker, could
be induced to abandon the realms Of rO-
nance for brief period, with the aid OF
her keen eye and pleasant fancy, our de-
lineation would Sc more complete, ae-
curate and entertaining,
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Cor. Main and 10th street
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Cor. Main and 2Oth streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-04

Pork easier with good demand for future de
livery, So 7552l. Lard nTm with a fair de
mand; steam, PIC; kettle, Bai31+c. Bulb
meats easier, ~, i01zgllc, all ten days in salt
loose. Bacon easter, 10, -l3x9l314 Gl49l44c
Green meats firmer and held higher, little do
ing. whisky, 81 TO- Butter quiet.
NEW YORK, December S-FIouT still in
6uyers' favor, with moderate export ard a
limited home trsde demand; superhne west
ern and state, "a 5e54 ~; {. Louis, s. 2599
RS hOuT dull. Cornmeal steady; western
- l1d3 60. Wheat dull snd heavy. Corn
opened a shade hrmer; mixed western, stes m
7Sa1ic. Oats a shade nrIner; mixed western
and state, s39i9%e. Coffee quiet but firm
Rio, cargoes, lS1S92lc gold; Jobbing, lS1<922c
gold. Sugar QUIET but cam; vine, s5se; re-
fined firm. Molasses firm. lice steady at %
97ci Carolina, 71s97Ac. Petroleum firmer;
crude, &C.; refined. l23c. Pork firm; untn-
spected, 81 25SI23 so Cut meats quiet; west
ern long clear, 1919. Lard steady; prime
steam, l25sc Western butter, l69Z5c; State,
28aS2c. Cheese dun at 6sl21ac. Whisky nrm
al 81 l59l 1871.
NEWsRLEANS, December 8-Sugsr steady
common to good common, 55<96c; fair to
fully fair, 614g7c; prime, 714g71zc; yellow clsr-
lhed, SZgS54c. Molasses-goOd grades in de
mand; fermenting at low rates; centrifugal,
25g35c; common to good common, 309$Sc
lair, 40 S42c; prime TO strictly prime, 44a49c /;
double extra, 81 50; treble extra, 81 1895 50 /;
choice and family, s. 1906 80. Oats du ST.
Louis, 4fd45c; Galena, 50G52c. Bran duh at
81. Hay quiet; prime, SG9A. Pork dull I;
new mess, So 30. Dry salt meats dull st So,
nh9l2c. Bacon easier, liz, l3%9lS14c. Hams
ferior dull At l59l6c. Lard quiet; tierce, pack
ers, l514c; refined, 1876; keg, 1870. Coffee act
i've and firm; ordinary to prime, lS5492lc.
WHISKY dull; reciihed, 81 l49l Is.
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THE WEATHER yesterday was dark,
damp and depressing. For two days
there has been no arrival Of boats north.
From these facts il will be correctly In
ferred that little Wss doing. Again
prices were generally dropping in their
attitude. Ia vain business men look
outside Of The business Itself, values are
shrinking. and. unwelcome rs the fact
Is. stocks have, in some instances, 10 be
sold fer less money than they cost the
seller. Receivers o. merchandise on
consignment fiUd this dropping tone q
source Of difficulty; prices have changed
so much since the adgiess urging The
consignments were sent, that dealfr
who advised s consignment of eOrn.bran,
for instance, whel il was selling here at
sol 50. feels that his sitgstiOn has be-
come q puZzling one now he has to re-
mort his Gales vt SIC. IL these changes
were confined u Memphis, it would be
n cause for encouragement, but in all
ths United States, in Canada, over all
Europe, the same shrinkage is going on,
and il is that which accounts for so
many bankruptcies in every portion Of
fine mercantile world. Corn was with
ont Transaction in cur market yester-
day, $50 bushels more offering 10
bulk ST 45c E bushel, but there
were no takers at that price
Oats sold from store ST 41c for white;
OHIO mixed have been holding al that
price. but without sales. Bran was stag
naut, nothing Offering 10 wheat bran ;
go sacks of cOm-bran were sold at $40;
The same article sold the day before at
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

THE MONETARY POSITION yesterday
can readily be summed up ss less easy
supply Of currency, consequently 3 d.
minished capital at the disposal of the
borrower; plenty OF exchange gomir G
into Inc banks, AID al 1t er Sb -eace u
any event that could be called news.
Tue rates OF exchange were firm and
unchanged. The New Orleans Times,
referring 10 the bank future there, ssys:
"rhe event has not taken many peIs1ns
by surprise; ii wss expected. an quiet
wsy there has been q stea ~ run on the
bank fer several days past " The Bulletin
ststss: 1.-The determination OF the board
ofdirectors o. the Bank Of America to go
into liquidation hardly took our finan-
ciAl circles by surprise. 1t was well
known that there had been such 4
shrinkage in the deposits, and that so
much Of its capital wss locked up in
real estate, that there was little or moth
Ing available left for business, and that
under the circumstances il might st an
early day be thoUght expedisnt to sus-
pend active operations and wind up for
The benefit OF all concerned, rather than
defer the period until the means
of the institution should be still more
reduced" The Cincinnati Enquirer
of Thursday has the following: THE
rumor5 Of a consolidation OF two Of
our national banks, which have been
rife for day or two, have no founds-
ton, and app a. TO have their origin In
"reminiscences Of former years. A new
national bank will be started here on the
1irst Of January, 1876, with a capital Of
500, 600 or $3.50 600, OF which William
A. Goodman, Low vice president Of the
Third rational bank, is to be president,
and Il. Il Bissell, of Andrews, BIssell
d Co, will be cssnier." The New York
Herald OF Wednesday says the
rise in gold was owing, mainly,
ito the too decided position as
sumed by the chief magistrate with ref.
erence to the Cuban affair."" position
which was leading certain parties TO lay
up gold. Gold was lower yesterday,
quoting at l14s9Il4i in New York up to
noon; brokers hero were Offering ll329
1l3i. The only incident that occurred
on the share and scrip msrket, was q
sale of $500 OF Memphis gas company's
stock at So.
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Trustees eale---Lucy Lois

DY virtue of the provisions of trust deeds
ID executed by the purchasers Of lots Of land
in Lucy" situate on the Memphis and Pa
ducah railroad, in Shelby county, Tennessee
to b. F. Duncan as trustee, duly regis. cred
(the said Duncan having departed This lille
and l being su Ostituted IN his stead BY Orces
of the Second Chancery Court of said county.
and to satisfy the pC-Chase money due Oa
each of said lots, will c.
Saturday, 4th Day Of December, 1876,
in front of the door the courthouse O
Shelby county, Gomez - &E-zz nd Poplar
streets, Memphis, Tennessee, sell b the high
est bidder, at public sale, for cash, the lots
described in said deeds of trust, as fOilOwsa
Lot 2, block b.
Lot IL, block H.
Lot 3, block c.
Lot Is, block II.
All IN said town of Lucy. Sale will com.
mence at Il O'Clock m. Equity Of redemption
waived.
November 3, 1875.
HENRY r. FULLER, Trustee.
NJ. ID Stewart, attorney. now
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PRODUCE MARKETS.


LOUISVILLE, December 3.-FlOur and
wheat quiet. Corn quiet but hrm, 62563c. Oats
and rye steady Hay steady. Provisions
~, i0z9lO5zc. Lard-tierce, l3c; keg, lac.
Whisky, 81 10. B8gging quiet.
ST. LOUIS, December 3.-Flour dull.
Wheat duh and lower; No. 2 red winter, 81 IS
cash; 81 81 January. Corn easier; No. mixed,
s29i24c. Oats firmer at 49, G3S5<c. Rye quiet
Pork quiet at SD 50. Lard quiet, l21sc. Bulk
meats quiet, :, l0Gl0l4c. Green meats dull
aud nominal, ia, g54GIOc-
CHICAGO, December 3.-Flour duh and
heavy. Wheat IN fair demand at lower rates
and weak; No. spring, 81 u bid. Corn un-
settled and lower, and closing dTm; No. 2
mixed, SIC. Oats in good demand, but AT
lower rates; No. 2, 2gJsc bid. Rye firm. Pork
easier with a good demand, $40 l56Jl9 20. Lard
in good demand at full prices, Elise. Bulk
meats quiet and weak, "a, 10, lO1s9 l0lc.
Whisky, 81 II.
CINCINNATI, December 3.-FiouT steady.
Wheat steady, I'll bal ~. Corn firm: ness, asa
5Qc. Oats quiet but STEADY. S0943c. Rye steady
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Trustees sale

DY virtue of a deed of trust made TO me r.
u Trustee, by Albert NJ. Wood, on the 2I-J
day OF January, 1871, and OF record April =,
1873, IN record book No 81, page ~, for the
beneft of Samuel Mostly and Josiah u. Wi
liaIns, and at the request of the benedciaries
of said deed of trust, 1 viii, on
Wednesday, December 8, 1876,
in front of the Courthouse, on Main street, IN
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed To-
sell, at public auction, TO the highest bidder
for cash, the tract OF land named and de
scribed in said deed of trust, as follows: sill
uated, lying and being IN the county OF smell
by, State of Tennessee, tO-Wit: Being al. tina.
part of the following desert bed lands lyiuz
south of the line of the Memphis and On RES
ton railroad, viz: In the eleventh surveyor
district, and sixteenth civil district, OF said
county, on both sides of the Memphis AM
Charleston railroad, and bounded as follow.
to-wit: Beginning at stake with red anu
white oak pointers, on the north line OF Var
ser's land; thence north ssyenty-seven chains
and nifty links "a C. 30 l. To stake in the cen
ter of the Memphis and Coilierville planE
road; thence north So ". four chains aud e.
teen links "A c. Is l.) to a stake IL said road
thence north twenty chains and forty links
60 C. 40 H. to stake in 5. MOsDy's corner
with black gum pointers; thence eFst hftgeu
CHAINS Us c.) to a stake Il 500 ", L links from
a red oak pointer; thence south tweuty-eigu-
chains and forty links Is C. 40 l.) TO q stake H.
said plank road; thence south 81 east wifr
said road nVe chains and nifty links 5 C. 30 H.
To a stake; thence south seventy-tFO chain
az c. TO a black oak marked as a corner " eth
sweet gum pointers; thence west with cross.
line fifteen chains and twenty-five links Il5c
. L. to the beginning; containing one hun.
dred and ffty-9tne 42-lUO acres, as survevu..
by John Brown, surveyor Of said county. Juua
II, 1858, excluding the area of the railroad 81
as TO leave said lJy 4Z-l0O acres within sal.
metes and bounds, after dedueJing said ra.I-
road being the same land haryaiued and ssi.t
by said Goodwin to said Wood, by his bond To-
title, dated January IL, 1880, OF record iu the
Registers office OF said county, In book 40. g.
part ], pages 5S4, SO and SO, IN pursuance q.
which bond this deed is executed; said par.
lying south of the Memphis aid Cha stOl
railroad, containing one hundred s. ii tea
acres, more or less, together with ali TIE priv
tleges and appUrtenances thereuutO belong
ing.
Right of redemption waived; title bel e.
10 be good. but will only convey a. Tru-.g..
Sale to take place between the hours OI a.
and u O'Clock am.
TOM GALE, Trustee.
Memphis Novefnb Der 8, Is7b.
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FuesdaY. DeeembFr a, Is75.

on the premises hereafter described, In the
town of Bartlett, Tennessee, proceed to sell, sd
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash.
the town lot named in said deed Of trust, ami
described as follows, tO-wit: Being a part
block 3, in the plan of said town OF Battiett.
and beginning at q stake in the Old Nemphl
and SOmervtlle plankrOad north So eighty
feet 10 a stake; thence % feet to stake
thence north l45 feet to a stake in an avenue.
thence west with said avenue rs feet % o
stake; thence south % feet TO q stake on sal ..
old plankrOad; thence east with said road b.
feet TO the beginning, said lot lying and nsiu-
in the town Of Bartlett, seventh civil district
of Shelby county, Tennessee. j will Also sen.
together with said lot, the gristmiil SCI. iuIa,
boilers, engine, blacksmith shop, wood shop.
and millhOuse, erected on said town lot, with
all OF the privileges and sPpurtenances there
unto belonging.
Right of redemption waived. Title believe
to be good, but l will only convey as trustee
Sale to take place between the hours OF H.
o'clock am. and 2 o'clock p m.
November 8, 1875.
nOvl2 JAMES W. ELMORE, Trustee.
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Rare and Valuable Books, House.
hold Furniture, ETC..
FOR - a Il H.

HAVING determined to break up house
III keeping, 1 offer for sale my Library of
Miscellaneous Books, Household Furniture,
Etc. The collection of books is probably the
finest, for its size, in the State and is hardly
surpassed anywhere. 1t embraces many of
the best English editions of standard and
popular woi ks, by the best authors, in the
most elegant and substantial binding. The
books are in good order and well preserved
and many OF them, being very rare, are sell
dom found in the book stores, and, when
found, are only 10 be had at high prices. They
are the collection of years, having been Sc
lected, from time to time, from the stocks of
the leading book stores of the principal cities,
and afford rare opportunity to those having
a taste for good reading, and who may wish
to crafty 1t at a moderate cost. 1 wish to sell
the entire collection together. and to one pur-
chasing in that way q bargain will be given
but If 1t cannot be sold as a whole, it viii be
divided to suit the wants OF purchasers. The
collection can be seen at my residence, No.
322 Second street, by any one who may desire
TO purchase. The ladies are specially invited
TO examine it; they will find in 1t many books
to suit their taste some OF which they cannot
always get. If not sold at private sale within
a short time, the books and furniture will be
sold at auction, of which due notice will be
given. r. W. SMITH.
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Trustees Sale of LIND.

4 executed to the undersignP d as Irustee
which is of record in book Nc. 4, on pages So
and 81 OF the records OF Dee DIS in Trust and
fernando, and made by f N. Fletcher to Sc
cure certain in 'ehtedness therein mentioned,
will, on n "nday, she 10th day of Decem.
b-r. lS7t in front OF tle courthouse door, in
HeTnando, Mississippi, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, for cssh, the land in said deed
mentloned, to-Wlt: $50 acres or thereabouts,
on the old plank read, near Horn Lake depot'
being the present home aud farm of Col, f. NJ
Fletcher, and comprising all that part OF Sec
uon 2, in townshiP2 and range =, lying on the
east side OF the old plank road, in DeSoto
county, Mississippi. The land will be subdi-
miles from Memphis, Ia mile from the Depot
and well improved.
October Is, 1875. A, W. Stokes Trustee
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of deed of tTu made Uv John
D ana Mamie Hunter and W. n. EaSLisE..
to Joseph Willitts, trustee. recorded in boCE
lob, page 527, etc, in the Registers Office n
Shelby county, Tennessee, 1 will sell, on
Monday, 27th day Of December, 1870
at public auction, for cash, to the Lighe..
bidder, at the north side Of Court Square, "a
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, the f0lowIu p
described lots OF land, being the same EN-
braced in said trust deed, viz: Lots No. ], =
and 3, which are subdivisions of lots Z and = sr-
Jesse NJ. Tate's subdi vision, having a frOuJ o.
Orleans street of 50 feet each, and ruunius
back eastwardly lO3 feet inches, situate al
the southeast corner of Orleans and Tat
streets in the city of Memphis, in Shelby
county, Tennessee.
Right of redemption is waived In said deed
and the sale will be made free therefrCm.
nOv2 JOSEPH WI LIFTS, Trustee.
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LIST OF PRIZES:
Notice is Hereby Given,

TENHAT Land Warrants Nos. S7,444, 1872,
i $50, 29,l2l, 74l2, l,Sl6, S7l49. Act of Con-
gress March 8, 1856, and Land War ant No.
l5,7Sl, Act of Congress 1871, were sent by MIR.
John Fontaine and Mr.. ]. r. Clamp to Thomas
location, IN or about A. d. 1850: that caveats
nave been filed by the undersigned, in the
General Land Office at Washington, ID. C., to
prevent the issuing of patents to the frsudu-
lent holders of the following Warrants: hos.
81, IA and Is, l2l, as the same are lost, and We
intend to apply to the Commissioned OF PEN
wit: Land Warrant No. 81 IA, for l60 acres, Act
OF on gress March 8, A. D. 49, s., the property
of j. r; Clapp, postofiee Columbus, Ga; ana
Congress March 3, a. D. 1875, the property OF
j. j. Clapp, poStoffice Columbus. Ga.
JULIUS r. CLAPP.
nov27 sa JULIUS CLAPP,
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Sales, 1900; st 1U:20 opened steady
and very quiet; 1880, steady and very
quiet; 1920, quiet; 1:3O, quiet; 2:2O,
quiet; $40, quiet.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplends, sgd; Orleans,
73-l6d; sales, u 600 bales, Of which 500
were Amencan. Upland DiddliDg same
time last year, 7sd. The tone OF the
market steady throughout.
Liverpool arrivals were dull.
The movement 81 all the ports was Ie-
rnnrfeh aa folloWa:
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Tuesday, December z. 1875.

and continue from day To day until closed
out, the interest Of said bankrupts in and tO
the notes, accounts, obligations, books, etc.
as per Catalogues Also, the lands, lets, and
i'm provements thereon, situated in the States
OF Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Mis-
Catalogues of the effects TO be sold will be
10 Madison street. : ~ 49,
deposit Of ten per cent. will be required
al lime OF sale.
]. N. OLIVER,
OSCAR WOODBRIDGE
noVlt Asslgnees,
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DY virtue of a deed OF trust made TO me as
ID trustee, by N. Cotton and bis wife J. g
Cotton, on the LIST day of May, 1873, and noted
in notebook No. z, paga go, and recorded or
the Sth day Of Msy, 1873, In record book No.
SO, page 575, to secure the payment OF a certain
promissOry note mentioned ard described IN
said deed OF trust, and at the request of the
beneficiary of said deed OF trust. win ON
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DRY GOODS.


! NEW YORK, December 3.-Business con-
| ttnued sluggish in nearly all branches. Brown
| sheettng and cotton 1aDnels were in good de-
mand. LOnsdale b!eached shirtiDgS were
| c'Osed out at lO15c and are now held at that
value. Blackstone and Hope shirtings are re-
| duced by agents. Plaid prints are in steady
request, and robes and shirtings fairly active.
Wool n goods are quiet.
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Ip1Dorts.-M. & c. r. R.. $40; NJ. d T.
r. r., AL; L. & n. q. \. r. r S49; P.
& NJ. r. r . ll9; NJ. q l.. r. r., 600;
steamers, SIC
Erports.-M. & c. R. R., s25; NJ. 4
T. r. R, =; L. & n. G. S. R R., 94S;
by steamers south, 1901; by rail north,
1773.
The following are the official tele-
grams of the oLdition Of the domestic
markets as received at the cotton ex-
change:
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an The I'D OF December 1875, will offer for
" sale, at auction, to the highes. bidder, OH
the premises, the residence of the late colo. ell
Louis Howes at Horn Lake Depot, Miss, con-
sisting of LOO acres of land, good frame cottage,
barn, aud all necessary outhouses attached
sixty acres under cultivation, with fine J Dung
orchard.
Terms OF Sale-One third cash; balar ce in
twelve and eighteen months, for which notes
will be taken with approved security, and
which viii be lien on the properly until
paid. ED X. HART, Administrator
Memphis, November %, 1875.
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CoTToN.-The weather yesterday, for
the third dsy, was dark and unified for
the examination OF cotton. This was
an unfavorable circumstance, failing
10 affect ssles. The general demand
was quiet, but prices were kept at the
previous days statement The report of
the SALES show that spectators have
been operating. They mostly confine
Themselves 20 middliHg and above, as
the lower grades are encouraging, while
the higher ale becoming relatively
scarce. To those who have closely
watched the market the move Of the
specUlstOrs will be understood. As far
IS circumstances up TO this time have
developed anything It is ia favor OF the
prospect Of the cnitols from middling
upward. The official quotations OF the
Memphis cotton exchange were as fol-
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CLOTHING!
AT COST FOR CASH.

HAVING purchased the entire stock of
IA Clothing ana F0ruishing E3ORds of
j. ID. WILLIAMS No. 327 Main street, Mem
phis, and being determined to wind up
the establishment, we are now prepared TO
offer extra inducements 10 all who will favor
us with a call. Come and see tor yourselves.
nOHl6d&W JOYNER. LENNON q GALE.