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FRoxr SrREET.-Mr. Edwards. ii

FRoNr SrREET.-Mr. Edwards, the
contractor. Is new pushing the From,
street grade ahead commercially. The
fill on Madison street has been com.
plete,l, aud the cut run mp just above
the alley at DIR Weeds residence. Here
the work was dropped for the present,
and the force employed there removed
tn hurry through the cut at Mr.. \. \
Denny's residence on Front street In
two or three days more the cut a, tina,
place will have been completed. and
tho entire street opened SO as 10 be pass
able for teams. The work. however. i,
no; quite done yet. There is cut still
b be made between Union and Pike
streets. and considerable tilling 10 he
done along the cribbing ewhere;
and also little gruhbing in the
cut opposite Mr.. Denny's house.
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- surher moved his pile driver
down to .he :. 4 W. ". r. X. CO. 5
wharf yesterday aad commenced p:.ing
there again. The wharf will he eN-
tended out into the Ay $50 Zee; before
the work IL completed. Work will
soon be resumed on the incline. This
latter has been postponed tor sometime.
as the force MAS all concentrated on the
track Everything promises speedy
completion Of tne work.
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CARSiyEHous. swarthy son OF
Hawaii got into little alteration
with . Mclean man 81 cue Of the Por,
Gamble mills q short time since. and
after exhausting their vocabulary o'
bitter spithets they came 10 blows ana
finally to close iussle. during which
the Mclean got tho Kanakas finger IN
bis mouth aud gave i, vigorou. ehaw
ing up. The result was that on Sun
day tho kanakA had 10 come 10 the Seat
tie hospital and have his finger amru
ta,ed by DIR. Weed.
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fI>g Goons Like most Of our mcr
chants, Mr.. NJ A Kelly, the druggis,
ard apo,hecary. has been making ex-
,ensive prepars;,ons for the holidays.
and has got his establishment fully in
order tor that oecasion. He has OH ex-
hibltioa large assortment OF fancy
toilet aud hyaciath sets. oologues, and
choice perfumes al every descriptions
He also has i large assortment of drugs
If all kinds. brushes, sponges. Yankee
notions. aud druggists sandr,es gener-
ally lie recently received direct from
New York ~ cases OF new gods. which
be purchased. while East Any one
wishing anything ia the druggist line
need nc, so further than the Pioneer
DRUG S.ore" 20 find il.
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II Yesterday the las. ssrinser MS
laid acr,ss the sres.,s AZ the hig swamp.
aai las, nigh, oil the Hat cars. ssa Ia
nuuss~r. wera hsaaga. down ~ the de-
pot and loaded with sevcnsy-t~o teas
af material for the road. ~ I've taken Up
this morning
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Scow Su>k.-We hear tina; enc Of
the Renson ceal seows sank a. the
dump on the puwsmish night before
last With about - s@ar iosas # coal,
Efforts were made with the help q. tho
steamer otter To raise il. bot II is Z aEe!
,hsi IL will prsye total loss Il IL stls-
posed ,hs, the SOON sprung leak 9uT-
ing the night AMI hllsd-
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ACCOMMODATION -~Andrew Ch,ltsrg
Is prepared to s.ll drafts in AIRY desired
amount Gu Great Britain. lFelsud. Ger
many. Norway and other European
countries, ct has office on Front street
three doors below the ISrElIIug>cER
Office. Parties Who wish Aooomuaods
slou in this line would ID well ~ give
him . call.
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- The ms,inous Crew Of the ship
War ifa ak. II ho have been living in
Jail here several days. were taken
aboard the ship last night. They made
$50 Resistance at all and everything
wen. of aeeAbly and quiet, The
ship. We presume. will sail sometime
to-day.
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~ M, >m.;heF> m0gs~s into bis
hae ues rt>ltIeags. rear Rcntcn yesier
day /; has been COMPLETED at COS,
81 S5.tes' aud isreseut, 4 tlne. r!eSant
ap4se sraacss |. Is furnished with all
the as.Sivrn household Improvements,
having sees oxFpeassrei by Mr.. Joe
ClAry.
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SoctAALE The people OF the Con
gregs.ioasl society have another of
their pleasant s,e!Ables GA the taps sor
"Wednesday evening a. tie residencs Of
Mr. DR. Weed 4 cordial Invitation
j. extended - slI "a sttend Music,
singing games aaI a collation. will car.
situate tbs principal features e the
CO .sloD
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FARMING IN OUR RIVERS. -Messrs
Bennett N " bitter, of Glenwild. will
have gtist mill in running order be-
fore harvest They had their saw mill
running within ten days of the time
fixed when they broke the ground for
it, So no man who has ranch that
will produce grain Of any variety need
hesitate 10 sow IT. Bennett & Whittier
will purchase all the grain offered a,
the market rates or exchange il for
flour Mcssrs Bennett, 4 Whittier have
taken steps TO bring here palmer. In
three months time they will be able to
supply all the lumber called for IN the
country, besides exporting some Of oar
the cabinet weeds. The drain on our
resources for lumher alone the past
year, has not been less than from seven
to ten Thousand dollars. The new mill
will stop thar leak We shall have q
tlourishing mill here before next fall
The machinery il already here for q
gris; mill -- >far.
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DIED.

CT NSINGhAA--in this city. Dee. 18th. Mary.
infant child u John and Margaret Cunning
ham OF dsopsy Of the brain. AGED year. Yu-
neral II the Catholic Church Il 10 O'Clock to-
morrow.
EosE-In Olympia. Dec. 9Th. Ida II, daughter Of
II. and n. Rose. year aud mouths.
HANCOCK On the stiIiasusnlish. Dec /. ls7c.
frankie. son Of =. II. Hancock. aged 10 years
and II months
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kEISTER - BARTLETT - At Steilaeoom, Nov
10Th. Win. H. keister and Nrs Laura Belle
Bartlett.
blbEE-sPAkkS-In Clarke county. Nov 3oth
joseph By ee and Miss Marian sparks.
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BORu.

"ooDARD-In Olympia. Dee ssh. 10 the wife o!
Theodore Woodland Q son
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SEATTLE NAHKIT REPORT

CORRECTED DAILY 81 y. hokroS 4 co.
SEATTLE. Dec. &c, 1876.
Gold In New York. si.o;,.
Currency. here. buying. ~ selling, 81
Trade dollars, ss half dollars, 81.
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MEssRs. FoRCEY & NICHOLSON,

sAo W. hereafter ckxTy "a tie bs<ins4s ia his
ssesa thanking the paesie for the liberia patron
ass sAey hav@ sxs.ssiess Asaa, would r-@x4ctsp,ly
sise4; eeEssazA;ion q tie .sssse sOr his saeces-
~2fss h AMTSps
90 t.gns
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A Cottage HOUSE hard nnished and pleasantly
located on south and wAshinGtou streets. Fur
farther particulars apply TO Crawford Harrins-
ton. n2etf
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS, September 4.-Flour dull
Wheat-lOwer grades have advanced;
No. red fall, 81 I31. Corn firmer at
40s94Otc. Oats firmer; No. 2. 304430ac.
Rye Is easier at 53c. Barley is quiet.
whisky dull at 81 %. Pork is dull at
SIS % Lard dull and nominal at 92c
Buik meals easier and more doing az 81
@6s@s9st@sg@stc. Bacon quiet at q
@st@9s@9ac.
CINCINNATI, September 4-FloUr
steady. With fair demand; family, $56
5 Is Wheat dull; red, e5c(9$l O5. Corn
inactive, 45946c. Oats stea ~; new, 80
@35c. Pork dull, $l6. Lard firm
steam, 93c bid; kettle, 12(9l23c. Bulk
meats-demand fair and market firm ;
shoulders held at 63c; clear rib sold al
7ss; clear, SIC. Bacon irregular, 7t(97f
St(SS, ss(9ste. Whisky quiet 81 Os
Butter quiet put steady; choice western
reserve, l9@2lc.
LOUISVILLE, September 4-Flou
scsFce snd arm; extra, s. 2593 IS; fam
ny, $4G4 so; A No. /, S. 25(95 30; fan
ey, SIS 1906 80. Wheat stes0y; red, 81
amber, Sl(91 06; white, 95c@Sl 10. Corr
dull; white, 43(a44c. Rye, 68c. Dat
steady: white, 3ec; mixed, Ssc. Hay
$40. Provisioss quiet, Polk quiet ans
unchanged. Bulk meats, 81 a. s a SIC
Lard quiet; tieSce: i2c; kegs, lSte.
CHICAGO, September l.-Flour firm
] Wheat slrorg and higher; 40. 2, spriu
On .cago, size. Corn active, nrm an
hiehef, No. 2, 434c. Oats firE, 81 80
Barley inactive and lower, at nc. Porl
fairly active, and 8 shade higher, bu
unsettled, ct l5sc. Lard moderated
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active, and higher, at 10c. Bulk meats
mIrSet Gull, and prices shade lower
shoulders, 5t@6c; short nib, St@Ssc
short clear, St9Sic. Whisky active
but shade lower, at 81 0S.
NEW ORLEANS, September -
Corn quiet; mixed black and white, 81 =;
yellow, 5Sc. MoIssses in active demand
prime, l6A@l71; choice, l7i@1Sc. Bs
con quiet but steady, II, 9i9l0c. Whis'
ky dull and lower; Louisiana rectifiedi
81 u; western, 81 IA. Rice irregular
4@5ic.
NEW YORK, September 4.-Flour In
moderate demands; supeffioe western
and State So 65C94 25. Rye -four steady
at "a SOFAS. Clrnmeal more active;
western, 81 55a2 IS Wheat quiet but
firm; spring, rejected, &c. Rye firm
State, new, S5c; western, new, 7Oc.
Corn steady with q moderate demand
western mixed, ungraded, 55(956ac. 0 .ts
firmer and moderately active; mixed
western and State, 35C944e. Hops firm.
Coffee quiet but firm; RIO, cargoes, lot
@IS.c gold: jobbing, 15f4l93e gold;
Rice dull. Petroleum-demand fair and
market firm; crude, 14a@l5c; refined,
251926c: cases, 300. Eggs firmer; west
ern, 10000. Pork quiet but firm; new
mess, $I6 652l6 rs. Middles easier;
city long clear, etc. Lsrd-prime steam,
s1O210 Is. Cheese, 3@94c. Whisky
steady at 81 Is.
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nun nnonrrnr MApr,-r during the

THE PRODUCE MARKSF ouIlng tne
past week has been inactive, receIPs
light, and few inquiries. Yester- ~ b
exhibit was about as follow: Cabbage,
MI stock 81 per crate being realized for
he best, aud 50 so for bad condi Toned.
o Ja;ltTU market nearly bare; prices uu-
hapRsd but firm; spring chickens, y
"a Der dozen; old hens and roOsters,
\ liked, 50; ducks, 81 Eggs in mod
rste soppiy and demand at 20922c per
.ozen. AppJes, receipts light; in fair
emand al ST 1902 80 per barrel; fancy
nit, IS. Meal continues to change
ssds at g rs per barrel sales light.
'btosoes firm, and more active, out sup
by fully equsl 70 the demand; rose, y
so2 10; russets, g. la92 Is. Butter, re-
ceipts falling OF, causing 3 better de-
&mand for choice western a. e2e; coun'
v, IS@2oc; cooking, l2l9l5e. Oyss0ssl
Z, prices verging from 81 SO(92 Y
q ,eT hA.rreI; sales 81 = fsw choice lows,
rom sto,-e, at 81 40G2 so. Corn, arrival
h first sh1p.. ueDt Of new crop, ear corn.
~ which Csc is asked; GALES OF 2lC
Acks. she lied whi.te, in lots, at Ale. tn,
emand for oats q. otinuee; sale OF b
acks. new Tennessee, .. soc. Lignl
bceipts of bran, for which - was onereS
nd refused. Hay dull and Somlnsl
eesDdz, country, on arrival, 2oVSzo'
lpound. TauOt0, country, on srTlvsi
b71c per pound. Hides and 6ksni
ore active, with buyers for shipment
loting as annexed: Flint hides y
FUNDS and over, lac; flint hides un5e
pounds, lOSlSc; green sslted, 6S7c
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I've ySs. iLowlChRg's In

NbelOW Dencn LnAEB.
OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
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green, 496c; deerskins. dry, 25930e;
sheepskins, as to amount Of wool, 25c(9
81; lambskins, 25@50c; sbesrirgs, 10
925. Cotton. seed, on arrival, S. =
ton; while cotton-seed meal, at the
mills is SIS per ton and very quiet.
Wool Is taken by the Memphis mill at
follows: Fine fleece washed, 25C926c per
pound; medium fleece washed, 30(932c;
coarse fleece washed, 27@2Sc; choice tub
washed, 30(935c; fair tub washed, ESQ
S05; fine unwashed, l5(917c; medium
nnwSshed, 22(925c; coarse uuwAshed,
1920; common and bury, l0(9.3c.
Merchants Wholesale Cash Prices.
Chamber If Commerce o0zciaI Statement.
FLOUR-Quiet; snpernns. IS 1894 Is; double
family. d 50a1; fancy, e. 509s per biol.
CoRNMEAL-Dull; klln-dried, q 4os2 50
CoRN-Mlxed. so; white, sc per bush.
oATS-Mixed. s5c; white, s5e per bush.
BRAE-7Oc.
HAY-Dull; choice western, S9Os25; prai-
de, ssale; mixed, Sl58lS per ton.
SAOON (Igoose) Shoulders, S1S58c; clear rib
ddes, l0s; clear sides. lo1zci breakfast l41zc;
sngar-cuIee hams, esnvased, l51SSl653c; pack
MSS PoRK-Mess pork, light weight, Si7
9ls; mess pork, heavy, H99l9 so.
hail barrels. lse; in pals, lsl[ esIsI2c,
BALIN0 sTUFFs-Firm; 6-xxinR, and
~ 10, l29l31<c; baling twine, 49, 9l41zc; iron
NJ MsSkERR isIa III bS sS No. / SIS: half
barrels, No. z, g 509I; half barrels, No. 5,
IS 759s; kits, No. l, 81 co. kits, No. 2, 81 40;
WHITE FisHGHaif barrels. IS 5Oas IS.
CoFFEE-Quiet; ordinary, le9ls1<c; fair, 20
e11fc; COED, Sy7<92le; prime, Il 4S2Sc; choice,
&c: Java 2S9S0c: Cordovs, 81 a2l1Sc.
RICE Ordinary 20 choice. oesSc.
sU0AR-LOUISIASA- IN hhds-
sir, l01ze fully fair. l05<e; prime, lie; choice,
lzc; yellow clarified, u1x9llS<c; white, l2c.
b srreled, &c higher;
pound, Iis4sI2c; crushed and powdered, l21Sc;
gTsnuiateo, l25<c; cut loaf, l25<c.
M0LABSES = Common, 40c; fair, Base:
prime, 6O96oc; strictly prime, 55@57c; choice,
SYRUPs- Common 70 fancy, 4O9S5c.
BALT-CosEse and common nne, In bar
rels, 81 769l s.; dairy, ln5bbk, q 7oQS; Liver;
pool ccarse, in sacks, 81 SO@l 40; Liverpool
s0AP-Resin and German, 6es1<c; Lat
GABLE Firm; boxes, fun weight I53lc;
ST sTa Hsci rs per per n. .'''
WHSKY-S5caSl per gal.
LIME-Sl S69l 50 per boil.
CEMENT-Louisyllle, 81 Is; Rosedale, "a rs
EscULENTs AND FRUIrs-AppIes, nom
inRlly per barrel, Sl93; lemons, per box,
$40 5o9lI; oranges, new ,perbbl, Ssgl0; potatoes,
Dbl, y %; cabbage, per crate, 50 50l94, onions,
s29a = beans, per BUSH, 81 25gl rs; dried
nIsdELLANEoUs-Butter-westernt table.
nails, per Seg, IS I0@s IS; vinegar, per gaI., Is
Csc; tobscco, per n, 4S@90c; spice, isc;
pepper, 2Oc; sardines, els 5O@Ie; oysters, D,
sOcgsl; Oysters se r. q sOe2i Sosl-oil. Sic;
rope u9i3ci powder, kegs, 80 IS; shot, patent,
" 4Oi soda, Kegs, DC; soda, cases, &c.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to
D me by Edward Walker, on the 10th day
OF August, 1876. which deed is recorded in the
EegisteE's ONCE of shelby county, Tennessee,
in Record Book, No. los, on page AZ, will at
the request OF the beneficiary in said deed, on
"Wednesday, 18th Day of SeD1ember 1875,
between the hours of IL o'clock am. aud II
o'clock M, in front of the courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, on Main street. sell at public
outcty, 70 the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate and appurte-
names, lying and being in shelby county,
Tennessee, and in said city of Memphis, to-
wis Beginning on the west line OF Orleans
street, Ut the corner where said line is inter-
sected by the south line Of an alley, the same
being the northeast corner OF a lot conveyed
to Turner Hunt by deed, by the executors Of
d q. Le2fherman, deceased, and K. Q. Brink
ley, on the 18th Of October, 1874; running
thence south with the west line of Orleans
street 50 feet; thence west, parallel with Lin
den street. thirty three feet, more or less, to
the west line OF said lot. sold as aforesaid by
said executors and r. q. Brtnkley; thence
northwzrdly with said west line of said lot 30
feet to the south side of an alley; thence east
with the south line of said alley % feet more
or less, te the beginning. The right Of re-
demptiOn In case OF sale Is waived in the
Deed OF Tfukt- I viii sell and convey Just
Eucn title IS Is vested in me, and none other.
AUS i. H. LOCKWOOD, Trustee
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate In Ar
kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF
IN the power and authority in me thereto
vested. by a certain Deed of Trust made by
WlHlan +. Perry and Mary Z. Perry, his wife,
duly acknowledged and recorded in tine pfopef
emce, and dated the second IA day Of July,
AID 1870, to secure the payment to Yaeger
Milling Company OF st. Louis the sum OF Four
Thousand and Six Hundred Dollars, VIII, on
saturday. assn Day OF September Isz q
ct the door or the courthouse in the town OF
Marion, Crittenden county, Arkansas, be-
tween the hours of ten llOl of the clock am.
and two ri of the clock pm, expose to sale,
ct public vendue and cutlery, to the highest
am best bidder therefor, for cash in hand, the
following described lands lying and being sit
nate In said county, to wit: The southeast
quarter OF section nine 1911 containing one
hundred and sixty 1851 acres; and the north
asst quarter Of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton sixteen ISL containing forty acres, both
in township six (8l, north Of rsoge nine 1917
east, containing in all two hundred acres Of
land, with all the Improvements, etc thereon
or thereto belonging or attached This is said
to be q valuable tract of land, and the title is
believed to be good, but /, of course, only sell
such rs may under and by virtue OF the said
convey ance. JOHN CRANGLE,
August y, 1875. Trustee.
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eales, $500 tales; tone Of the market
At 1915, steady; 10:45, quiet and drm
1913, Quiet and easy; 1:45, unchanged;
9 30 ee.sy; sos, wesk.
New On leans yesterday quoted mid.
ding at lie st the close; receipts, las
bales; sales, zoo bales. The market
closed strong.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: UplaHds, Sd; OrlesHe,
Gid. Sales, IL, 900 bales, Of which 1000
were American; received 1890 bales, OF
which 200 were American. The mar
ket was quiet, Sctive and hrmer.
The Liverpool market for arrivals st
1890 was firm and ! 32d higher; Oc-
tober and November delivery, any port,
81 3ZJ@6ad; November and December,
6 I-32d; September and October, 8 32d
October aud November shipment, new
crop. 6 I-l6d; November and December
SO 32i Decembsr and January, Gid
I:3O pm, November and December de.
livery, any por;, 6 l-l6d; October and
November, LIED; November spd De
cember delivery, new crop, 6tdi Sep
tember, 6 l.l6d; March and April, Old
November and December shipment, new
crop, 65-32d.
The movement at all the ports was re
ported as follows:
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Saturday, september Is. Is7s,
cHAHCEsY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

so. s14p N. R-Chancsry Court Of Shelby
Commit Tennessee.-John W. stone vs.. A.
~ yfTfue OF an interlocutory decree for sale
X entered I'm the above cause on the IAN day
- Iulv. 1873, Will sell, al pu0lic aucion,sto
sha hisf,est bidder, in front OF the CLERK and
Uss4sr,a once. Courthouse Building, Main
sresf Nam pnis, Tennessee, on
esssraay, September 9, 1S76,
S4thiu legal nours, the following described
ors1r,erry. ntuated In shelby county, Tenn.
q xff:S BsxinnIrg 1t he interst ction OF the
south SIDE OF Nelson avenue with the west
ode OF q country road 40 feet WIDE the north
east corner Of lot No. 80; thence with the
south slde Of Nelson avenue 5l4h feet 70 the
northwest corner Of lot No. 80 and the nortb-
east corner OF lot No 81; thence southwsrriIv
9 parallel line with the country road afors
said 395 feet to the southwest corner of iof ~
80 and the northwest corner of lot NJ 40:
thence eastwardly parallel line with NeisoIII
avenue 6l4 feet 70 the wesI side OF khe connIrz
road aforesaid; thence norIhWarCilv Wiz ~
west SIDE OF said road 1896 feet 70 the i1e,si,,S
ning-contatnine4 68-lO0 acres by estinn 49,,
and being the same lot cOnveyed Az N =
Nelson 70 the said Piischke and recorytad a.
Book 80, page II, Records Of shelby = M, II
Terms OF sale-Cash. This August 10 Is5yss
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Msss 80
~ 4 ,. Black, Deputy @. and NJ.
Wnsnt y WE1gat RTDeyk auIs sat
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Receipts in Memphis during the official
week aggregated 1912 bales, Against
III bales the previous week, and l2S
bales the corresponding week last sea-
SOD. The total receipts since Septem-
Der /, 1876, are III, against
bales at the corresponding time last sea-
son.
Shipments during the official week
arg -egated 1852 bales, against 1888 bales
the corresponding week last season.
Total shipments since September LIST are
1856 bales.
The stock on hand was 1894 bsles,
against 2S74 bales last week, and 257S
bales at this time last year.
Sales during the week were 1850
hsles, against 1850 bales the previous
week. OF the lbs bales sold this week,
epinners took 1850 bales; exporters, IS
bales.
TotsI stock st all United ESsEes sea-
ports this year, 122, $40; last year,
rs 674. Increase OF receipts at United
States ports this year, 81, 0S4 bales.
The following shows the weeks move
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MsOLYENT NOTICE.

State OF Tennessee, Shelby county-Ofilce Of
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, MAJ
20, lS78s-To ]. A. Anderson, Administered
Of John B. Gatti, deceased.
Having suggested the insolvency Of thG
estate OF John B. Gait, deceased, you Ar
hereby ordered to give notice, by advertise
ment In some newspaper published within
the said State, and also At the courthouse dool
OF Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate to appear and nl(
the same with the Clerk OF the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed By
law, on or before the 24Ih day OF August, 1875
and any claim not hled on or before said day
or before an appropriation OF the funds o.
said estate is made, shall be forever barred
both in law and equity.
Witness my hand, at ONCE, this 2lst day Of
May, 1876. JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY John ]. Shea, Deputy Clerk.
Notice La given to sn parties having claims
against the estate Of said John b. CATH, decd
to hle them, Is above required.
J. A. ANDERSON, Admir-.
T. II. Rhett, Attorney. my23tu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
Nonresident Notice.

No. 2S59 In the Chancery Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee-Lou1s LRGrill, Jr., We.
Mary Ellen LRGrilI.
1t appearing from the bill in this cause,
which IL sworn to, that the defendant, IA airy
Ellen LaGrtll Ii q nonresident OF the State OF
Tennessey:
II is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, 90 or before
answer or demur to oomplainantS bill. or the
same will be taken for confessed IS to heI
and set for hearing expsrte; and that q copy
of this order be published once q week, f0l
four success i've weeks, In the Memphis appeal
This 18Th day OF August, 1875.
A copy-attest:
& A. IDLE, Clerk and Master.
By e. B. McHsnry, D. Q. and n.
]. N. & Walter Gregory, Soils. for coDplts. ltu