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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1876-01-13

Court commenced to-day (Tuesday)
Judge Steel presiding. and Sheriff
Newell officiating for the first time,
aided by his deputy, Mr.. Clark.
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New Advertisements.
FOR SALE !!
Two-Story Frame Dwelling,
Fine Large Barn,
abundance of Fruit and Water in every teld

abundance of Fruit, and Water in every field.
The adjoining tracts contain four tenement
houses, and are also well supplied with Water and
Fruit. Will sell cheap, and give time OF deferred
payments to suit purchasers.
am also offering for sale IS acres of land, one
half mile west of town, on the Cincinnati Pike-a
beautiful site for suburban residence; fine spring
and good young orchard upon 1t could be cOnyen-
iently divided into town lots.
My residence, on west Main Street, Hillsboro, Is
for sale also.
For further information relative to the above
property, call on or address
WILLIAM NEvIN,
lan13w3 Hillsboro, Ohio
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Any periodical not included in the above
list, may be obtained from us as cheap as
from any other agent. The periodicals.
will be sent to subscribers direct from the
Office of publication.
Dec. 8, 1875.
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1876. WHERE NOW? 1875.
To MICHIGAN, one of the foremost, aourishing
and healthy States!
WHAT FOR?
To buy FARM out of the
One Million Acres!

of fine FARMING lands for sale by the GRAND
RAPIDS Il INDIANA K. Z.
Strong Soils Ready Markets. Sure Crops. Good
Schools. R. r. runs through centre of grant. Set
Elements all along. All kinds of Products raised.
Plenty of water, timber and building materials.
Price from 81 to SO per acre F.; one-fourth down,
balance on time.
IE-Send for illustrated pamphlet fun of facts
and figures, and be convinced. Address
w. A. HOWARD, Comm'r,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
P. r. L. PIERCE, Sec'y Land Dept.
ianl3wI" eowB&L
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RlN EIRS WlNTRR.

SEND FOR PRICE CURRENT TO A. E. BURKHARDT
& CO., Manufacturers and Exporters of American
Skins, iI3 WEST FOURTH ST CIscISSATI- They
pay the highest prices curFent in America Ship
ping them direct viii save the profits Of middle
men, and bring prompt cash returns dcc23
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The Public

Would do well to call at the Store of B. ].
HARRIS, and examine the Bargains. He
is selling his entire stock at prices never
before known in Hillsboro. jan13w4
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Go and Examine the 25 cent
Jeans at HAYNEs'S Cheap Cash Store,
n. E. corner Main and High Streets.
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dBe Yigblanb Yetos.
HILLsBOROUGH. OHIO. .
Thursday, Jan. IS, 1875.
gowN & COUNTRY

The boys are getting out thei,
skates again since the "cold snap
set in. s
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''Youn be taking some fair lady, and making her
your BRIDE"
So says the song, and our young
friend, Will Gregg, has gone and
done it. The lady's name was Miss
Lizzie F. Harris, of Paducah, Ky,
where the nuptials took place on
Thursday last. The happy couple
arrived here last Saturday evening;
and received warm welcome from
the bridegroom's numerous friends.
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HILLSB0RO Fg,IaLE C0LLEGE

The next session will begin Jan. 31st, and cloee
June s. Send for a Catalogue TO
Jos. McD. MATHEWS, President
Hon. John A. Smith, Pres't. Trustees. janlsw4
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Every Business Man

Needs something in the way of Job Printing. We
need scarcely add that you can get your Printh .
done TO the best advantage sttbe
sepISt NEWS OFFICE.
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THE MARREgS.
Hillsboro Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly by scoTr 6 ROADS, Wholesale
and Retail Grocers and Produce Dealers.
For the Week ending TUESDAY, Jan. II, 1876.
BUYING PRICES FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dealers are paying the following prices for the
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New Grocery.

NOTICE is hereby given that John winegarduer
~ and s. S. Stoddard have this day entered into
partnership under the firm nar1e of Winegardner
C Stoddard In the Grocery and Produce business,
At the old stand of winegardner s Hiesiand, East
Main Street HilisbOro, Ohio. We solicit share
OF the public patronage, and win Try to please all
who wish to purchase- Give us a call.
JOHN NINEGARDNER &
S. S. STODDARD.
Dec 9s, 1875. janew4
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A Good Jeans for 25 cents
per yard, at ASA HAYNES'S Store, N. E.
corner Main and High Streets.
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Go 10 Haynes's for Kid GIoves-a
large stock and Very Cheap.
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Ladies', if you want a nice and Cheap
Black Alpaca Dress, go to HAYNES'S.-
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An Elegant Assortment of
Ladies' Cloths, Waterproof, Cashmeres
and Black Mpaccas, at HAYNES'S Store.
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This is beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely Il
lustrated, and containing elegant colored
Frontispiece with the first number. Price only IS
cents for the year. The first No. for 1875 Just is-
sued. sS- VicE's Fio,rer and Vegetable Garden 35
cents with clotn covers IS cents. ,r 80
Address, JAMES WICK. Rochester, n. 7.
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Estate of Batsey =. Phillips,

n. OTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
" hasNbeen duly appointed and qualified Admin
istrntor Of the estate of Betsey z. Phillips, late OF
Highland county, Ohio, deceased.
dec3fN3 G. M OVERMAN-
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WIDE awake FOR JANUARY..-This
handsome and excellent Juvenile
Magazine begins the new year with
one of the best numbers yet issued
1t contains articles by Louise Chand
ler Moulton, Mary A. Hallock, Rev
S. w. Dufield, Ella Farman, Mar
garet Eytinge, Mary G. Chase, and
other popular writer's for young peo
pie. The stories and poems are il
Illustrated with numerous beautiful
pictures, which will delight the little
ones.
Wide Awake is only 50 year,
and by arrangement with the pub.
fishers we can furnish it to our sub
scribers at $1,5O, postage prepaid.
Published by D. Lathrop & Co. Bos-
ton. Mass.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining In Hillsbor
Post Once, Jan. II, 1876.
Banks, Charles G. Hixson, Charles (D
Bascoms, Miss Sadie Hannaford, William n.
Bell, Miss Lucy McGlinchey, James
Gallo, Miss Basthena Pangburn, Samuel
Denison, Miss Ada Thompson, Samuel II.
J. NJ. BARRERE, P. NJ.
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Meteorological Observations
for December. 1879.

Compiled from the Monthly Report for the Smith
sonian lnstitl-:ion, kept by Rev. J. Med. Mathews,
Hillsborough, Ohio.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
Clubbing with Magazines. &c,

We will furnish the following Magazines,
&c, to our subscribers, at the prices given
below, postage prepaid in all cases:
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Go 60 Haynes's for Dress Goods,
of all kinds. A large assortment of Black
Alpaccas, Cashmeres and Plaid Goods.
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Attachment Notice.

Isaac sonner, PIE, Before Alex. Purdy, J. P.
Of WhiteOak To-, High
nN the 1st day of December. 1878, said Justice
" issued an Order Of Attachment IN the above
action, for the sum Of twenty dollars Final hesr-
ing January 81, 1876. ISAAC S0NNER-
faylorsviIIe, Dec. 6. 1875. dec5ews.
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Go to Haynes's for a good and
Cheap Shawl 90 Ea4 z7fR
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On Saturday, the 22d day Of
January, 1876.

at O'Clock p NJ. offer for sale the land known as
the Highland County Agricultural Fair Grounds,
adjoining the town of HiIsborough, Highland
County, Ohio, and described as follows:
Beginning st 8 stone standing south IS deg.
east II poles, from the southwest corner OF VIM.
o. Collins land thence $. 81 deg. ". 53 poles to
thence y. y deg E. 50 poles TO a stone in the line
Of the land Of Margaret Ann Russell. formerly
Margaret Ann Moberly; thence s. IS deg. E. with
VIM. o. Collins, and passing his corner st so poles,
II poles to the beginniDg-coufaining twenty COY
acres of land, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, on day Of sale,
one-third in one year, and one-third in two years
from the day of sale; the deferred payments to
bear per cent interest from date and be secured
by mortgage on said premises.
COMMISSIONERS OF HIGHLAND CO., o.,
ByE.M.BE DRUM, County Auditor.
Dec. 80, 1875. decsor&
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
Cheaper than Ever!
~ vUUSET

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
Cheaper than Ever!
j. l.. WEST.
Has just returned from New York and
Philadelphia, where he purchased thelargesi
and cheapest stock of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods he has ever offered. Having
bought them Oery louo for Cash, he is able
to sell them at much lower figures than the
same class of goods sold for last season.
In Carpets, 30
He is able to offer greater bargains than
ever before, having purchased his stock di.
rect from the manufacturers in Philadel-
phia- Good Ingrains from 40 cents per
yard up. Two Ply and Brussels in proper.
tion.
Also, fine assortment of Rugs and Oil
Cloths.
In short, his stock is complete in every
department, including
Ladies' Dress Goods
of all the latest styles, &C., &C., &c.
Remember the place-High street, q
few doors south of the New Masonic Hall.
HiIlsboro, Sept. 16, 1875. sepI3tf
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AT Haynes Store you will find
5 the largest assortment of Yarns, German
town Wool and zephyrs, in Hillsboro.
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wANTED-AGENTs,

wANTED-AGENTs,
For the Guaranty Fire Insur-
ance Company of New York.
q Apply to j. NJ. DUMENIL,
-hs--5-st Main street, Hillsboro, o.
District Agent for Adams, Brown, Cler.
mont, Clinton and Highland counties.
ian6tf
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For yyaterproofand Ladies' Cloth,
90 to HAYNFSIS.
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RAIN AND MELTED SNOW.

Dec. 4-Sprinkle of rain A. M.
" 5Rain A. M. and p. M.
" 6, and s-Rain.
+" 9 and lo-Some snow.
q" 2i, % and 24-Rain.
" 26-Thunder and rain.
=" 29-Some drizzllng rain.
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LeGAI N0gIGES.

FoR
Toilet Articles.
Perfumery,
Spices. (of our own grinding,
and the
Parest of Drugs,
60 to
sEYBERT e. CO.'S.
nov25tf
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Executors Notice.

yYsHE undersigned has this day been appointed
and qualified sole Executor Of the last
VIII and Testament of Noah McYey, late Of High
land county, Ohio, deceased.
Dec: "a. ISIS. FRANKLIN LADD-
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Go TO Haynes's for all kinds of
Notions oct14tf
Bring your Job Printing to the NEWS of
fee. We guarantee as good work as can be
done elsewhere. and at as low prices.
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TEMPERATURE FOR TWELVE YEARS.

JOS. Asp. MATHEWS.
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Public Sale
OF THE
HIGHLAND co.
FAIR GROUNDS.

4 n conformity to an order of the Board Of Com
missioners Of Highland county, Ohio, made on
the 18th day Of December, 1915, at special meet
ing of said Board, said Commissioners win,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


CHICAGO, March 14.-FIour dull.
Wheat active but lower and very unset
tied; No. 2 spring, go bid. Corn dull
and steady but lower; No. 2 mixed, 423
@43c. Oats neglected.; No. 2, 323c.
Pork unsettled and lower, $22 05(922 074.
Lsrd unsettled and lower, 13.15913 zoe.
Bulk meats duh at 81, II, 12tc. Whisky
dull at 81 04t.
LOUISVILLE, March 14-Flour
dull. Grain quiet but firm. Wheat,
81 1851 80. Corn, 45946c. Oats, 800
42c. Hay dull. Provisions quiet but
firm. Pork, 1923 so. Bulk meats, TO
l25@l2Sc. Bacon, 93@13B@l38c. Sugar
cured hams, 14i@l43c. Lard-tierce,
I4i@l4ic; keg, l5fc. Whisky, 81 O5.
Bagging quiet but steady, 12@13c.
ST. LOUIS, March 14.-FIour quiet.
Wheat dull snd lower; No. red
winter, 81 As bid. Corn active and
higher; No. mixed, 4Ot@4Ic. Oats
dull at 324G34c. Pork dull; S22 Is
asked for round lots; job sales at
$23. Bulk meats inactive, nominally
840129124c. Bacon easier at 9s@93@
l3@l3b@l33@l3sc. Lard-more offer
ing and more doing; prime, 1908 173c;
leaf and trimmings, 13{c. Whisky,
81 O6. Hogs quiet.
CINCINNATI, March IA Flour dull
at 81 90(95 IS. Wheat dull at 81 100
25. Corn firm, with fair demand at
47@49c. Oats steady with moderate
demand at 35942c. Pork steady and
firm at $23. Lard firm, with fair de-
msnd; steam IL 123@13 Zoe; kettle, 133
@14c, Bulk meats quiet but firm at
Sc, 81, 129l21c. Bacon steady, with
moderate demand at g. 13@l3sc. Whis-
ky, 81 05. Butter scarce and firm; choice,
30@32c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-Sugar
fair, 74c; prime, 78@75c; choice, So
8sc. Molasses-prime reboiled, 46950c.
Flour-double extra, 81 25; treble extra
S596 so; choice and family, $7@7 70
Cornmeal, 50 IS. Corn-mixed, 53c;
white, SAC; yellow, SIC. Oats, 44c. Bran,
SOC. Hay-choice, $50. Pork easier,
$24 %. Dry salt meats, 8B99, 128, 13c.
Bacon 10, 145, 144c. Hsms-choice su-
gsr-cured, 15c. Lsrd-tierce, refined,
1910; keg, 144c. Rice-common to choice
louisiana, 44@64c. Coffee-ordinary to
prime, 169lS4c. Whissy-rectifed, 81 0S
al II.
NEW YORK, March 14.-Flour
opened steady and closed quiet, with
scarcely so much firmness; superfine
State and western, 81 1904 60; st.
Louis, SIS 25@9. Rye flour steady, 81 20
@D5 10. Cornmeal dull and heavy; west
ern, g 5O@3 10. Wheat opened firm
but closed slightly in buyers favor,
bank failures and rumors of other finan-
cial troubles having depressing effect;
No. 2 Chicago spring, 81 22(9l Is. Corn
heavey and shade lower; mixed west.
ern, new upgrsded, 59@63c. Oats dull
and heavy: mixed western and State, 43
@,47c. Coffee dull; jobhing at 15@19c
gold; cargoes, 15918e gold. Sugar
heavy and fairly active; prime, 7Ic;
@uscovado, 7B@7ie; centrifugal, Si@
8so; refined firm, 93@1O3c. Petroleum
firmer but quiet; crude, 8s@S4c; refined,
144e. Pork dull, S22 95@23. Cut meats
western quiet: middles dull; long
clear, 123@123c.Ss Beef quiet, 122@l3c.
Lard heavy; prime steam, l3.623@l3.65c.
Butter firm; western, 10000; State, 20
@35c. Cheese quiet, 6@13c. Whisky
quiet, 81 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-15

morning decline. st. Paul preferred ad.
vanced to Stand common 10 432, Union
Pacific TO IS, Erie to cot, Michigan Gen.
trail to $50. Pacific Mail to %, Western
Union to SIT, New York Central to 400,
Lake Shore to 63s, Ohios to 204, Rock
Island toll0a, Northwestern common to
43t, and preferred to GAY. Transactions
were 359, 600 shares, Of which IS, 600 were
Pacific Mail, SO, 600 WesternU Union, 5000
Northwestern, 5000 Rock Island, "a, 900
st. Paul, $1,000 Erie, 10I, 900 Lake
Shore, 10000 Ohios, 5000 Union Pacific
and 1000 Michigan Central. The
closing quotations were as follows:
Western Union telegraph. $50; Pa
cific Nail, zig; Adams Express comps-
ny, lost: Wells & Fargo's Express COM
pany, IS; American Express COM
pany, 623; United States Express oompa-
ny, "A; New York Central, 1154; Erie,
cot; Erie preferred. 3S; Harlem, 143: Hsr-
lem preferred, 1874; Michigan Central,
63f; Union Pacific stock, IS; Lske Shore,
$50; Illinois Central, 103; Pittsburg,
9Gt; Northwestern common, 4S5;
Northwestern preferred, Sag; Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and In
disnapOlis, 55i; New Jersey Central,
10S4; Rock Island, ITO; st. Paul, 433;
st. Paul preferred. So; Wabash, 8;
Wabash preferred, 81; Fl. Wayne, l033;
Terre Baute, 4; Terre Hsute preferred,
Is; Chicago and Alton, 4; Chicago
and Alton prefer'd, 10; Ohio and
Mississippi, got; Indiana Central, Al;
Chicag>, Burlington and Quincy, Is;
Hannibal and st. Joseph, Is; Delaware
and Laekawanna, 10; Atlantic and
Pacific telegraph, 10; Central Pacific
bonds, 1911; Union Pacific bonds, 1045;
Union Pacific land grants, 10Sb; Union
Pacific sinking fund, 9O3; Mariposa, s;
M sTiposa preferred, 81; Missouri Pa
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HONEY MARKETS.
BY TELE6RAPH.
PARIS, March 14.-Rentes, 66f. s

PARIS, March 14.-Rentes, 66f. SOC.
NEW ORLEANS, March I4.-Gold,
1I4s; sight, / premium; sterling, bank,
557l.
LONDON, March 14.-Consols-for
money, "a 3-I6; on account, 81 7-16;
5-2Os of 1865, 1O5B; 5-20s Of 1867, 1883;
10 40s, 1861; new lives, 1855; New YORK
Central, lO4; Erie, lS3; Erie preferred,
SIT.
NEW YORK, March 14.-Money, 81
az per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
44(653 per cent. Customs receipts,
S564,000. The assistant treasurer dis
bursed $4,000. Produce exports, 3d.
S35, 600. Clearings, $50, 900, 900. Sterling
quiet, 4S6(G4S92. While the excitement
in regard to the failure Of the Bank Of
the State Of New York was st its hight,
the Importers and Traders bank called
in their leans 10 brokers. This caused
stringency in money, and csll-loans adj
vsnced to lis per diem and interest, but
closed at 7 per cent. gold bid. There
was some talk about the indiscrimisate
IL not needless haste in demanding their
money, without notice, in such heavy
sums, sBd reflection was cast upon Mr..
Russell Sage, who is vice president of
specualor. Gold advanced from 1l4s to
lis, but afterwsId declined to 1l4s, clos
ing at the lowest point of the day, Gov
eminent bonds were lower at the close,
in sympathy with gold; coupons of 1881,
I23; do 1865, 11SE; do. 1865, new, 1891;
do. 1857, 1919; do. '68, I23 new fives,
1881; I0-40s, regular, lis; coupons, 1851;
currency IS, 1863. State securities quiet;
Tennessee IS, old, 423; Tennessee 6s,
newell; Virginis, old, "a: Virginia, new,
81: Missouri 6s, 1881 Railroad bonds
dull. The stock market opened firm,
and the leading feature was an advance
OF 2 per cent. in Pacific Mail, the stock
I sing to 22s; st. Paul common advanced
t As and preferred to sag, Erie to 22t,
u zion Pacific 10 6S4, and Michigan Gem
trail to 64s. After the bank failure there
was general scare, IS many brokers
kept accounts in the suspended institu-
ton, and Immediately there was press.
ure to sell, which caused a decline of ]
to 50 percent. in the entire list. st.
Paul preferred declined to 20, and COM
mon to AT; Northwestern common TO
42i, aud preferred to "a; Rock Island to
100, OhiOs to l94, Erie 70 10, Union Pa
cltic to 62!, Michigan Central to 6l4, Pa
eitic Mail 10 20, and Western Union to
66s. Subsequently there was strong
recovery, st Paul preferred ralIying TO
So, and common to Al; Northwestern
common TO 434, preferred to SIT; Rock
Island to ll0l, Erie to 20s, Union Pa
cific to SGT, Pacific Mail to 20i, Michi-
gan Central to $50, and Western Union
ID 81. After the second call there was s
reaction Of TO l. per cent, and later s
further decline. Erie fell off from 20t
70 lss, Lake Sho,e from 63s to 62I, st.
Paul common from 43! to 42E, Ohios
from POI 10 20, Pacific Mail from 203 to
20, ana Western Union from 663 to 66t.
Union Pacific advanced 10 Ga. The ex-
element attending the failure subsidized
during the afternoon, and at the close q
much better feeling prevailed, when
there was q further recovery from the
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MONTH";

Sales, % 600; tone of market at I0:lO,
steadiei; 10:45. firm; 1890, weak and
unsettled by Wall street news; 40,
quiet, shade s.esdier, more settled $3.50,
quiet; 3:l5, steady.
New Orleans yesterday quoted mid
ding 1870 at the close, against l5gc at
the came time last yesr; receipts, 525l
bales; thus far this week, IS 078; sales,
5000. The market was firm.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Upiands, 67-16i; Orleans J,
64i; sales, Is, 900 bales, Of which -
were American. The price Of middliDg
same time last year, 7ld. The market
was steady, then hardening.
The Liverpool market for arrivals was
firmer; February and March shipments,
Savannah OF Chsrleston, In c., sail,
SD; March and April ditto, sgd; March
aud April delivery, Savannah or Charles
ton. In. c., 67-l6j; April and May ditto,
l6j, 6id and 63G6 7-32d; Msy and
June, ditto, G4@6 9-l61 and 9-l6G
g l9-S2d; June aud July, ditto, 9l6d,
6sd and 6 2l-S2d.
Gold In New York closed at ia; same
time last year, 1854.
The movement at all the ports was re-
ported IS follows:
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Trustees Sale.


ny virtue Of Deed Of Trust made TO r1e on
Is the Goth day OF January, lh45, BY A. +.
Homer, which Is recorded IN the Register 5
office OF Shelby county, TeDnesseerin DOCK
NO los, page rs, I will sell, at public auctlOnt
10 the highest bidder, for cash. on
Monday, the I3th Day Of Eareh, 1876,
ut 70 O'Clock M, at the southwest corner Main
and Madison streets, Memphis, tennessee
the following property, situated IN SnsiDy
county State OF Tennessee and uescTiDs1 as
follows, uO-wit: -Four acres OF land, b-luS
mari OF the A. Kerr subdivision, Original 10y
No O. and part OF the W1therspOen suOul "
sion. lots Nos. Il, I9 and %, on the norm sue
Resident TTriggl avenue, known as lOt NO; OF
Newton FORD subdivisiOns near the heE
nandO road, about two miles Eoutf east CT me
city OF Memphis, bounded as follows 70, WI :
PeSfnuing at q stake on the north SIZE hesi-
dent TTrfsgI avenue and the west side OWler
svenre. thence west with the north SIDE hes-
4 fdent TTrfggi avenue four chains and % links
! T;SL feetI 10 a stakei thence north chs.lns 81
links 1855 feetl TO q stake on the norJh line lot
M "a WftherspOOE subdivl -tOni thence east
four chains 70 links l30o% IeetI % northeast
coTner lot No. Is on wet side Fowler avenue
fhenca south with said avenue eight chains 81
links 1855 feetl TO the beginning aud Known az
the alBonner Place" Equity Of redemption
vraived. Title believed 20 be good, but i sell
and will convey only rs trustee.
| JOHN II. TAYLOR, Trustee.
] n. Ford, Attorney fol2