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vt. ANNA'S HALL
q A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Brookevtlle, Montgomery county, Nd. Twenty
miles from Washington, ID. G.
Fall term begins September Is. For circulars,
REV. o. HUTTON, D. D.,
au2l-STuThlm Rector,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-16

A post Office in Michigan is called Headache.
They must take pains there to please every
body.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-16

A Kentucky candidate for office distributed
one hundred "new and beautiful" boxes to the
Louisville boot-blacks q day or two ago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-16

Does or does he not drinks That Is the
question that VIII help Cary Ohio for the Re-
publicans.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-16

Can Pershing cling to the bench while run
ming for Governors Quite proper question,
lift please the Court. So don't perish the an
sWer,
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Il envy, Chester, Pa opens September 8. Looa-
uon heathIul, grounds ample, buildings commo-
aious. Civil Engineering, the Classics aud Eng
nsh thoroughly taught. For Circulars apply tn
General z. r. BEALE. patron OF the Academy
In Washington, or o Col. THEO. HYATT, Presf-
dent. Au93-Im
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"Giye me another horse; bind up my wounds
Och, that broken rib lhurts. "-E. Booth.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
" NO. 81 SToDpARD STREET, GEORGE

GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" NO. 81 SToDpARD STREET, GEORGE
Awarding AND DAY soao6L FOR YOUNG
LADIES. The course Of st udy Is thorough and
progressive from the rudiments to graduation.
Miss LIPscoMB, Principal; Miss z. +. HORN,
and Miss NJ. CLARE DE GRAFFENRRIL, Lit
ElocGtion and Literary Department: Dr.. j.
7. CAULDFIELD, instrumental Music Mrs.
Prof: I. EUGENE CoLLIERs, French; Prof. (:
u. FRISrOE, Lecturer Of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. Circulars Obtained OF Principal at
Ballantyne's, 42S Seventh street; GIlmsn's drug
store, PennsylvAnla avenue; Bradley Adams,
corner Ninth and = streets, Washington City.
Fall session opens September Is LIS. Street cars
pass within one square OF Seminary. aG4tdel5
MRS. BURR WILL REOPEN HER ENG
NA LISH AND FRENCH DAY SCHOOL,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1876.
aug 90 m W q ITO oct
TT1HEODORE INGALLS, KING, ORGANISE
- st. Johns Parish, Teacher Of
PIANO, ORGAN, ETC.
20 lessons, sI2; or eco. Address, 20, box ST. II,
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Bulbous Billy Allen wants life boat to float
him over the coming sea Of political troubles.
Why did he not cling to the ark when he had
an opportuuityf 10 Won No-ahi
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trymen. A nous prossqI will be entered In
the case of Beecher VS.. TiIton and Moulton.
For Lumanity's sake, now let the ulcer heal.
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Mississippi is devoted strictly to raising
crops and clearing" down negroes.
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Take a long breath of relief, oh, my coun-
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Maine gave the Republicans 5000 majorit
and did not half try.
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[,HE WASHINGTON FEMALE
SEMINARY

MONDAY, September 70, 1875,
at the sehool-btildlng, 10. 1oa3 Twelfth street
northwest.
A limited number Of boarding pupils VIII be &C.
For terms apply to the principals, .. 1oE Twelnh
street northwest, or procure circulars, which may
oe found 1t the principal bookstores eu5-zm
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TOR SALE-NEw BRICK HOUSES rooms
~ and cellar, range, and Latrobe heating rooms;
bath and water closets. hot and cold water; Erst
floor laid on concrete; no rats and 10 dampness;
large closets. Terms, $50 Gown and long time.
Apply GEORGE r. MlLBURN,
Real Estate Broker and Notary Public,
q,
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Tears will start unbiddeu. Oh, why
Angelo, the Mike, die so early7
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MISSES PERLEY,S
KIND Err GARTEN,

Will reopen September G, 1875, at the New scho
rooms; So9 FOURTH street, northwest, opposl
City Hall Park.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

LOUISVILLE, June Is. Flour quiet.
Wheat dull and nominal, SlG1 IS. Corn
dull at 72C974c. Oats dull, 5S(960c. Rye
nominal. Hay dul at $1,000. Pro-
visions very strong and tending upward.
Pork, $4,000 80. Bulk meats, S4G88c,
I1s@1l4912fc, Bacon, 93@9S, 124@l25
@I3lc. Sugar-cured hams, 13@I34c.
Whisky, 81 Is. Begging, 133@I4c.
CHICAGO, June 28.-Flour quiet.
Wheat excited and higher, closing easier;
No. . spring, 993c, Corn in fair de-
mand and higher; No. 2, Csc spot; 69c
bid July. Oats active and higher; No.
2, 573c; here sold at 524c. Rye dull
and nominal; No. 2, 90c. Pork active
and higher at $40 40 spot. Lard active
and higher at - 40c. Bulk meats firm
at ST, 11s, 113@l14c loose spot. Whisky,
81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-Flour dull.
Wheat higher; No. 2 red winter,
81 3O@1 81 cash; 81 80 bid June;
soft spring, 95696c. Corn higher;
No. 3, 643@65c cash; 65@65Bc June
Oats higher; 54c bid cash. Rye
lower ct 9l@93c. Whisky quiet at
81 Is. Pork higher, $4,000 % cash, $40
August and September. Dry salt meats
firm; shoulders, Sc cash. Bacon strong
st 9@9l@125@122@l8@l8lc, Lard dull;
summer, lie.
CINCINNATI, June 28.- Flour
quiet; red, 81 1901 %. Corn quiet at
dull and nominal. Eggs quiet and weak
at 16o. Butter and cheese quiet. Pork
in fair demand and higher; country
mess sold at $40 %; city held at $40 IS
620- Lard in fair demand and higher;
steam held at 133c; kettle, 133@14c; sum-
mer sold at 124c. Bulk meats in fair
demand and higher; shoulders held at
8sc; clear ribs sold at ll3c; clear. ll4c.
Bacon firmer at 999B@l2IG12le. Whis-
ky, 81 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-Sugar
quiet and firm for jObbing; common, Sc;
low fair TO fully fair, 8f99c; prime to
strictly prime, 94693c- Molasses-job-
bling, common 45c; fair, 50955c; prime
to choice, 10000. Flour firm; good to
choice treble, SIS SOFAS 25; choice family,
IS 1907. Corn firm, S7@88c. Oats dull
and lower, 66@67c. Bran-quoted at
CSC. Hay dull; ordinary, $50; prime,
$1,000; choice, S26. Coffee firm; fair
t prime, 174@lS!c gold, for cargoes.
Bacon firmer; held at 90, 134@133c
Hams dull, 125@13c. Dry salt meats
firm, g. 1l@ll4c. Lard dull; tierces,
lac; keg, 143@l43c. Whisky quiet at
81 1901 q.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-FlOur firm.
Rye flour steady. COrnmeal firm. Wheat
better; No. 2 Chicago, 81 l34@1 IA. Corn
steady; mixed western, steamer, 77@78c;
mixed western, rail, 799SIc. Oats a
shade better; mixed western, 61@634c.
COffee-Rio active and firm cargoes,
16@lS3c gold; jobbing at l6@193c gold.
Sugar very dull; fair to good refining,
74@8Bc; prime, Sic; refined in fair de-
mapd, l0B(9ll4c. Molasses dull and de-
Ginning. Rice quiet. Petroleum dull;
refined, ll3c; crude, 53c. Pork frmer;
new mess, $50 50@2O 624. Cut meats
dull; dIy sailed shoulders, SIZE; tieFced
picked hams, II4@l24c; middles quiet;
long clear western, lie; short clear
western, 113c. Lard frmer; prime
steam, 1880. Butter-Western, 15@24c.
Cheese steady, 5@l23o. Whisky steady,
81 l98
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FINANCIAL MATTERS during the past
week show no change except that east
era capitalists are ready tOIend to south
eTn planters to an extent unknown in
former years. Their terms are per
cent. per snnum; we hear OF transac-
ton ST 6 per cent, while the banks here
charge &c per cent. This is not ali, how
ever; eastern lenders offer to lend from
four to six months; the banks do not
like to go beyond the opening of Septem-
Der. In exchange there is nothing do
ing worth remark, aud quotations still
remain at par buying on New York, /
premium selling, act discount on New
Orleans, selling at par. Gold has con-
tinued over III all week; yesterday
morning it was ll75; here brokers paid
1I6I. Shelby county warrants are in
good demand a. 7lG72. City notes are
better, taken by brokers at 76@77.
School notes are Offering, but We have
heard of no transactions; they are esti-
mated to be worth from S. to 80. T. NJ.
Johnston, E q, yesterday sold by auc-
ton, on account of Gwynne & Co., who
sold under a deed of trust, Sl2, 3O5 of st.
Francis county, Arkansas, scrip. After
q lively competition, beginning with a
bid Of 80, the stock was knocked down
to DR.. 5. r Clarke at 454. Nicolson
pavement scrip has been offered lower,
33. State notes are taken ct IS; Comp
troller's scrip quotes the same in Nash
vile; Tennessee new issue notes quote 20.
Quotations are for round tots, unJess
otherwise expressed; for feed and pro-
duo, jeUee rates. For small purchases
gItSs are TOpOrti01dts}y higher.
APPLEs-In good demand all week
for shipping; green, loose for shipping,
bring 81 barrel for common; good,
81 so; choice, 3; the latter are most in
demand. Few offering yesterday.
BRAN-StOcks are meagre, but the
demand ia very slight; IS sacks sold at
Sl7, which is an advance. Corn bran is
in moderate inquiry, IS sacks sold at
$40.
BEANs-ScaTcely anything doing at
81 25ldyl IS for medium to choice white.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Lime,b by car
load, 81 s.; in hulk, 81; in store, 81 30.
RJseda'e cement, 3 a; Louisville &C.
ment, 81 p; friedrich, S3(G5 per 1000.
Brick, per 1000, SSGl0. There is no &C
tivity, as but little building is going 90.
BUTTER-TheTe is a decrease in the
stock OF common butter, which quotes
25c. Arkansas prairie, 2Sc.
observation-disclosures sTe increasing, but
no demand has yet appeared; the feel
ing is strong, asking l3k9l4c. Iron ties,
SC. Sale Of one car load OF >! ID. fax at
I4c cash.
CORN-In consequence Of the condi-
ton OF crops in the fields, the demand
has largely fallen of. Foryellow 1t was
not easy 10 find a customer; 100 sacks
sol | at soc, which was as high q figure
as it would bring. There was a demand
for limited quantityof white, but none
was Offering; buyer was given the re-
fusal Cf 30 sacks OF white, 10 arrive in
the evening, provided no better offer was
obtained, at SIC.
CORNMEAL-The demand has largely
fallen of during the week. Sales yes
terday at s. 50; round lots, Of 100 bar
rels or over, were offered at s. 70. Some
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MARINE CHRONICLE.


8eteOz9IcgScai and Aquatic.
We have had good deal OF weather
during the past two days-hot Sunday
morning sudden change Sunday night,
with threatening rain; genuine show
er yesterday morning, With lowering
temperature all day. The sun went
down yesterday evening in clear SKY,
and the weather-wise say we are on the
eve Of a prolonged drOuth. The farmers
are well prepared for il, as below here
corn and cotton crops are "maGe," and
Can stand So long q dry reason as ever
occurs in this latitude. The weather
observer notes the thermomatrical ele-
walton at II, and the maximum reached
during the day of 8S-61 degrees below
the day previous. At other points the
temperature was as follows: Cincinnati,
II; Galveston, SO; Leavenworth, p;
New Orleans, "A; st, Louis, So; Vicks-
burg, II. Also that rain occurred at st.
Louis, Cincinnati, keokuk, Louisville,
Memphis, New Orleans, Pittsburg and
Vicksburg. The total rainfall at Mem
phis is put down at fifty-tive-hundredt
OF al inch.
The following is g summary of the
signal officers reports Of the condition of
rivers at all points up to six o'clock last
night: Cincinnati, IL feet 6 inches in
the channel; fall l foot. Keokuk, 10
feet inches; rise foot inches. Leav-
Gnworth, Is feet inches; rising. Louis
vile, feet 10 inches; fall 2 inches.
Memphis, q feet; rise Z inches. New
Orleans, feet inches below bench
mark; fall 2 inches. Pittsbarg, 2 feet 8
inches; rise 3 inches. st. Louis, % feet;
fall 2 inches. Vicksburg, 26 feet inch;
rise l inch,
BY TELEGRAPH.
PTTTsBURG, June 2S-River 81 inches
and rising slowly. Weather warm and
clear.
NASHVILLE, June 28.-River falling,
with 3 feet inches large ON Hsrpeth
shoals. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, June 28-Nlght.-River
hiss fallen inches. Weather hot and
cloudy with light rain. Arrived: Chez
okee, New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-Arrived: City
of Helena, VicksburR. Departed: City
of Chester, Memphis. River falling
slowly. Drilling rain all day, and cold.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-Arrived:
Charles Morgan, Ohio river, to-day.
Departed: Atlantic and barges, st.
Louis, yesterday. Weather warm and
rainy.
LITTLE ROCK, June %. Weather
clear and pleasant. 4 storm Of wind
and rain passed over the city about four
o'clock this morning. No damage done.
The river continues to fall.
EVANSVILLE, June 2s.-Heavy rains
during last night; clear this evening:
mercury So to 7So. River ISL feet and
rising rapidly. Up: James ID. Parker,
midnight. Business light.
LOUISVILLE, June 2S.-River rising,
with feet 6 inches in the canal and
feet 6 inches in the Indian chute.
Heavy and continuous rains during the
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MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-Gold,
1l79ll75. Sight, { premium. Sterling,
572.
LONDON, June 28.-Consols for
money, SO 7-16; on account, SO ZIG;
United States 5-20s Of 1855, 1861;
5-20s Of 1857, 1C6i; 10-40s, 1044; new IS,
1854; New York Central, 81; Erie, l3t !;
Erie preferred, "a.
NEW YORK, juno 28.-Money easy
at 2G24 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 34@5 per cent. Sterling firm at
4S63@4S7 for sixty days and 400 for
sight Gold opened and closed at 1l7s,
with sales in the interim at III. Bor-
rowing rates, l, 8, l-32. l-64, and fiat.
The assistant treasurer disbursed to-day
s., 5S4, 900. Clearings, S36, 900. 600.
Govern ment bonds were firm
coupons Of 1881, 1861; 5-20s Of 1852, 11Ss;
1864, ISL; 1855, 1921; 1855, new, 1871; 1861,
1853; coupons Of 1868, 124E; new fives,
ll8s; 10-40s, ll9; currency Is, 1924.
State bonds quiet and fraction lower;
Missouri IS, 1929; old Tennessee, AZ;
new Tennessee, AZ; new Virginia,
3S; old Virginia, 80; old North Caro-
lima, 20s; new North Carolina, II.
Railroad bonds strong. Stocks fluctuat-
ed considerably, but in the main were
firm; some shares sold higher to-day
than at any previous time since the up
ward movement was inaugurated. This
was the Gaze with Union Pacific, West
ern Union, Lake Shore, Northwestern,
Erie, Rock Island and Pacific Mail. For
time Union Pacific was the most prom
inent feature, rising quickly from 73l to
a on large transactions, and amid con-
siderable excitement the closing sales
were at 74a@75. Pacific Mail sold up to
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 1850, Z Dat the rules Of the First Chan
Gerry Court OF Memphis, June Il, lSsIr the
Court being IN SeSsiCn-LuciudaA a. Bridges GL
al VS. 7. b. billiard, admir-, et al.
1t appearing from the bill and from Inc an
swer of y. j. Black that the heirs OF W. B.
Craig, one OF the heirs Of James Craig, de-
ceased, are the following persons, viz A. v.
Walker, now married 10 n. v. Waller, Car
RE Craig, married % Thomas COOPwuod, W.
B. Craig, living in Texas, W. = Craig, q minor,
aged about 10 years, living in Mississippi and
BlOuut Craig, aged about year, living in
Mississippi; that all OF said named parties are
defendants TO this bill, and that they are all
nOn-residents OF Tennessee;
1t Is therefore ordered that publication be
made Tor four successive weeks in The Mem
phls Appeal, requiring said parties 10 enter
their appearance and plead 10, demur and
answer said bill by the FIRST Monday i'm DcJg-
Der, otherwise said cause Will be set down Tor
hearing eXparte, on order pro cOutesSO. The
bill Is for settlement Of the estate OF James
Craig, deceased, in the hands Of 1hc~. IL Dill
lard, administrator, 10 be administered and
tor distribution of the estate and money To
the heirs of lanes Craig, and charges that the
ancestor OF the aDOVe-uam ell defeudau.- ".
b. Craig, had already received over his hare
Ofsaid estate, and that the entire funds in
Tennessee belong to the complainant and
Walter F. Block, the sole heir OF ThUmss G..
Keith, deceased.
This June 10, 1915.
4 cOpy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By K. j. BlacE, ID. &. and NJ.
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~ and closed at 40, after frequent in
termediate fluctuations. Northwestern,
common, sold as high as 400, and pre-
ferred at 52s, closing quotations having
been 39i and 5l3 respectively. The
strength OK NoTthWe steTn, and OF some
other lower-p priced western shares, il the
result Of the increasing traffic and the
prospect Of very large crops. st. Paul
closed at SO after selling at Sat and SS4;
preferred was firm at 554, Western
Union, after advancing to ~, closed at
7eEf977. Lake Shore sold up 10 623, and
later receded to 81 Erie advanced at
the opening to l6s but clOsed at IA.
Rock Island wss steady at l049l04t.
Wabash declined from 81 to IL, closing
at 43G,5. The general market closed
steady. Transactions on stock exchange
239 600, of which s. coo were Pacific
Mail, 5000 Western, II, 600 North
western, 1900 Lake Shore, 5000
Wabash, and %, 900 Union Pa
cife. The closing quotations were:
Canton, 6l4; Western Union Telegraph,
763; Quicksilver, l54; Adams express
company, 993; Wells q Fargo's ex-
press company, IS; American express
company, 81; United States express
company As; Pacific Mail, 3S5; Now
York Central, 1929; Erie, l5s; Erie
preferred, 28B; Harlem, 1909; Harlem pre-
ferred, 1872; Michigan Central IS; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne, 9Is; North
western, $50; Northwestern preferred,
81; Rock Island, 1884; New jersey
Central, 1871 st. Paul, 33}; st. Paul pre-
ferred, 55!; Wabash, AZ; Wabash pre-
fcrred, IS: Fort Wayne, 97I; TerTe
HGute, l02; Terre Haute, preferred,
I173; Chicago ard Alton, 1921; Chicago
ana Alton pTe'errea. lO7; Ohio
and Mississippi, 235; Cleveland, Column
bus snd Cincinnati, 40; Burlington
and Quincy, l12; Lake Shore, 61S;
Chicago, Columbus snd Indiana Cen
trail, 4; Illinois Central, 1913; Atlantic
aud Pacific Telegraph, 232; Union
Pacific, 74}; Central Pacific bonds, 952;
Union Pacific bonds. lC63; Delaware
aud Lackawsnra, 1909
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COTTOE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

ST. LOUIS, June 28.-Cotton steady.
LOUISVILLE June 28.-Cotton dull,
l43c.
CINCINNATI, June 28.-Cotton dull
and dropping, 144c.
MOBILE, June 28.-Cotton quiet;
middhng, l4$c; low mlddling, l4fc; good
ordinary, 1919; net receipts, IS bales;
exports coastwise, 146 bales; sales, 80
BALES.
CHARLESTON, June %. - Cotton
nominal; middling, 15c; low middling,
l43c; good ordinary, l4c; net receipts,
81 bales; exports cosstwise, 236 bales;
sales, so bales.
GALVESTON, June %. - Cotton
dull and easier; middling, I4c; low mid
ding, 1870; good ordinary, l3c; net re-
ceipts, 444 bales; exports coastwise, 1895
bales; Gales, 50 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 2S.-Cotton4uiet; ;
middling, l4sc; low middling, 14sc; good
ordinary, 1899; net receipts, 169 bales;
exports cot.stwise. 60 bales; sales, sc
bales; stock, 2758 bales.
NEW ORLEANS June 28.- Cotton
demand limited; sales, 3l9 bales; move.
ment checked by brokers being unable
to find the kinds wanted at ruling rates;
good ordinary to. strict good ordinary,
l339l44c; low middling to strict low
middling, l4sG9l5sc; middling to strict
middling, l5S@l53c; good middling to
middliDg fair, 15s@164c; receipts, 572
bales; stock, Al, 1872 bales,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

OUR EEvIET of the cotton market last
week quoted New York at l5gc, on
Thursday St advanced 10 Isle, and on
Friday 10 l5sc. New Orleans y week
ago quoted l5s; ON Monday there was
On advance 10 l5ss, on Wednesday to
l5tc and on Friday 20 l54c. Liverpool
quoted : 7-I6I, auG so remained, but
with q downward tendency. Memphis
quoted lie, but on Thursday advanced
To l44c. This statement shows an al
vance in New York during the week Of
4c, in New Orleans o; sc, and in Mem
phis Of tc. During the week the de-
mand, although restricted, has been be-
youd the showing Oh tie tables. Our
low stock psTily accounts FOR this, but
di-cguteut with prices caused holders TO
keen their most desirable cottOns of the
msrzet until al advance Of 3c made
them more pliaule The inquiry was
principally from spinner; exporters
took little and spectators scarcely any
thing. The IiGings of the crop continue
good, and although receipts and stocks
bacoms sIendlr, those tidi"gs govern the
market aud take iirmues- out Of prices.
The following is from Watts d Co.'s
Liverpool Cotton Report, Of July 18th:
market exceedingly dull, with great
pressure to sell; transactions numerous
Tor futures; tone depressed; prices de-
cliuei, Tie breakdown in prices has
been due to uneZPs c.eGly large receipts.
In tie past nine weeks the trade has
taken 10 900 bales. The question is
how much longer can spinneTs keep up
this scale Of purchases? According 10
our tables they still hold about 10000
bales more than their minimum stock
last wear (au the tenth OF SeptembeT),
aud about 1850 more than their mimi
mum stock IN 1873 ION February 2Otb).
IT is Therefore rot impossible tina they
may bay 200 Ct 10, 900 bales per W Elk
less than their consumption until the
close Of this month. IN any event it
locks as II our stock viii certainly in the
next five or Elk weeks be reduced below
the figures % last year. No feature OF
the trade has UCcGsi0nsd more general
surprise than the course OF the New
York market. On the second Of April
the stock ia that city was 2O3, 600 bales,
against i25 600 At same date last year,
whereas the stock there now is reduced
20 1873 900 lalEs, against $50, OOO iast year.
Il was then thought If that market
could be- relieved Of its excess Of stock it
would cut loose from Liverpool, and
that we should witness the ordinary
summer advance; but instead, mid6ling
uplands, which on the Eec0ud OF April
were quoted a. 1882, have now declined
10 1880, or ss mucn As Liverpool. This,
in connection With the recent large
shipments from America 10 this port,
has had a very depressing Influence on
our market"
The following table shows the COM
para,ive weekly and total receipts at the
United States seapoTts up TO the dates
annexed.
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No. l645.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessee.-GeOrEe K. Dun
can VS.. John Brown ct al.
1t appearing from the return OF the sheriff
in this cause that the defendants, Z. 9, Bills,
James Robinson and i. d. Young, are not to
be found in shelby county, state OF Tenues-
see;
1t is therefore ordered by the ClerA and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the Courthouse OF the Second Chancery
Court in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the first Monday in July, 1875, and
plead, answer or demur TO cOLnplalnanJs bill,
or the same Will be taken for confessed a. to
them and set for hearing expsTte, snd that a
copy OF this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal This June l, 1873.
A copy-Attest:
MD. STEW Clerk and Master
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-29

In the District Court OF the Uni ed states fgr
the District Of West TenEess5e-IE rls maa-
ter OF J. +. Kirkland, BsuETCpL--iu Bank
rUptcy.
To the creditors OF said bankrupt;
TAKE NOTICE, That a general meeting %
4 the creditors OF tue said bankrupt viii be
held at the Office OF j. Il. LatL aEu- Es1., Regis
ter in Bankruptcy FOR said district aT Mem
phl7, No. - Nadl street, on the Psi. GAY uf
June, 1919, at n o'clock am, t'r she purpose
OF declaring n rst and nN.l dividend
1 also give you notice that nave E.gG my
final accounts As assignee Oi the said estate "a
said Court.
D, WOODBRIDGE, Assignee,
julS No. - Madison street