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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-18
TUESDAY. APRIL IS. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

Index to New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dentistry-Dr. Wingerter.
Common Sense in the Household.
Mattincs, Rugs and Oilcloths-Har.
bour u Dittman.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Time Table
New Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth q 20.
/. 600. FIFTY Seventh ADniver.
sary.
Baltimore and Ohio Time Table.
Canton Mattings-Friend and Son.
THE National Labor Convention met
In Pittsburgh, yesterday.
The balloon man is causing rifle of
excitement among the Juveniles.
The County Court will probably ad-
journ for the term, next Saturday.
SPECIAL meeting of the City Council to-
night
IN-vERNAL muslc-that which the Or
gan grinder makes. Pun.
THERE were number of Easter Mon
day balls last night
THE colored eggs left over are very
bad stock to store-keepers.
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THOUSANDS SPEAK.

Vegetine Is acknowledged al d recon-
mended by physicians and apothecries L.
be the best purifier and cleanser of the
blood yet discovered, and thousands speak
in its praise who have been restored To
health.
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NV Goods and Carpet. 3.
j. w. FKgRKL's.
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BoY's Cassimeres cheap for casb st
SIrLER & RoIns
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THERE are four courts in session. in
this city at present.
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STILL they comet More Dry Goods,
Carpets, &c. Quick sales aud small
profits, for cash, AZ SITLER i RoTH's
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UNDERsHIRTs only rs cents each at Il
Frank & Bros clothing store.
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Two RAILROAD tickets 10 Cairo, ILL.,
nois, for sale at Franks, No. 40 Twelfth
street
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A LINEN suit would not have been
comfortable yesterday.
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A pnoM1scuous sHoorrsa ArrRAr.

A PR0MISCU0US SHn0TIhG AFIkAi.
Last evening, about o'clock, the
Opera House saloon was the scene of
considerable excitiment, in consequence
of a shooting match which took
place within its precincts. The
rumor that several persons had
been shot and killed, spread like
wild are, when in fact the shooting was
the most playful and innocent chat could
have taken place. AS near as we could
gather the facts Of the difficulty it was
as follows:
Messrs. George Robinson, Michael
Brady, John Moran, James Bull
ger and several other friends, had been
drinking together during the afternoon.
Some of the party had become flushed
and excited with their rotations, and they
became bellicose. The first disturbance
occurred between George Robinson and
"Sporty" Moran, the latter call
ing the former most ap-
probious epithet. What occurred be-
tween the parties before that time we
we're unable to learn, further than this,
that Mr. Robinson struck Moran and
knocked him down. Jim Bulger was not
in the saloon at the time, and when he
returned and discovered what had
taken place he attempted
to assault Robinson. The
ARRAY was quelled for the instance, and
Mr.. Robinson sensibly left the room.
After this Messrs. BuIger and Brady got
into a difficulty, from which resulted a
general melee between the parties
present, six or seven being the
n number After the second enccunt-
er Jim Balger playfuliy pulled revolt
yer and pierced Mckee Rankin or rath-
er his picture through the heart and per-
forated the ceiling several times
with holes, also giving Mike
Brady a sight flesh wound
in the middle finger of his
left hand. At this juncture large
crowd had assembled, and solitary
policeman had arrived, which quieted
matters. The crowd assembled around
the doors of the saloon, but none were
adventurous enough to enter.
The only damage done by the discharge
of four or five chambers OF the revolver
was slight flesh wound in the middle
finger of the left hand, and the distur-
bance of the plaster in the ceiling.
The general impression was that
the shooting was done in Jun.
Messrs. Bulger, Moran, Brady and
Robinson will be before the Police Court
this morning, where the case will be in
vestigated. There was big excitement
but little harm done. Persons who carry
revolvers ought to be able to make better
shots il they want to do execution.
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The balloon man is causing rifle of
excitement among the Juveniles.
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Report from Practical Chemist and
ApOtheeary.

BosroN, January |, 1874.
DDEAR SIR-This is TO certify tina; have
your Vegetinc since April u. 1870, and can
truly say that II has given :he best salts
faction of any remedy for the complaints
for which IL Is recommended that | ever
sold. Scarcely day passes without some
OF my customers testifying to its merits on
themselves or their friends. l am perfectly
cognizant of several cases of Scroiulous
Tumors being cured by Negetine alone in
this vicinity. Very Respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, 46S Broadway.
To H r, Stevens, ESQ.
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The National Labor Convention met
In Pittsburgh, yesterday.
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ONLY q few more of those 5 cent boxes
collars left at H. Frank II Bros.
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Baltimore and Ohio Time Table.
Canton Mattings-Friend and Son.
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ST. LOUIS, April 17.--Arrived-Capi-
tol City, Vicksbug. Dolphin, Upper
Mississippi; Lake Superior, Reds land
ing. Departed Clinton, Keokuk; Du-
breque, Reds Landing. River risen 10
inches,
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Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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The County Court will probably ad-
journ for the term, next Saturday.
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DsYCHOMANCY. or SOUL CHARM
i ING How either sex may fasci-
nate and gain the love and affections Of
any person they choose instantly. This
simple mental requirement AL can Dos
sess, free, ~ mail, for zc, together with .
marriage guide, Egypiisn Oracle, Dreams
HINT. 10 Ladies, wedding Night Shirt,
d Co.. Publishers, Philadelphia. noz3sa
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Trio Agents Wanted. Good chance for
tHN making money, 20 parties who de-
IlnU vote whole or part Of time In sell
tngOur Teas. Liberal commissions.
send for termA- r. q. Box 5643. CHEAT
AMERICAN TEA CO., 81 4 % vesey 81,
New York.
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THE colored eggs LETT over are very
bad stock to store-keepers.
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LOUISVILLE, April l7.-Weather cool
and clear. River falling with 10 feet 5
inchel in the canal, and feet less on the
falls Departed Glasgow, Cincinnatii
st Francis, Belle of the Coast and Golden
Rule New Orleans
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dence Sistersvillc.
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IN-vERNAL muslc-thst which the or
gan grinder makes. Pun.
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SPECIAL. meeting of the City Council to-
night.
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THERE were number of Easter Non
day balls last night
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

| CHICAGO, February l9.-Flour dull
! Wheat 10 fair demand aud higher
No. spring, 81 03 Corn in fair demand
at lower rates; Ne. , mixed, 42ie. Oct
in fair demand and higher; Nc. 2, SIC
Pork Irregular, but in the main lower
S2l 10 Lard unsettled and lower, ~ S5c
Bulk meats steady and firm. Whisky,
Sl06.
ST. LOUIS, February 19.-Flour
steady aad firm for medium extras al
81 5095 12i. Wheat dull; No. 2 rel
winter, 81 5l4. Corn active and higher;
No.-4 mixed, 59939ic, latter for strictly
fresh. Oats tirmer, 85c cash. Pork
easier, $22 25Cd22 80. Lar firmer, l2ic.
Bulk meats fituer, some ssles higher;
S4GS3, 1l4@llt9l2c. Bacon higher;
9t@9s, l239l2B 139l35ci bacon shOlt
ribs, l3c.
LOUISVILLE, February 19-FlouF
duil. Wheat is quiet but firm at ST. LOG
Is. Corn quiet bat firm at 43945c.
Osts quiet but steady st 37iG42c. Hay
dull &C SIC. Provisions are very firm,
with an upward tendency. Pork, So 80
@23. Bulk meats, S49l2G12ic. Bacon,
9f9I3@l3tc. Sugar-cured hams, l4G
144c. Lsrd-tierce, l4tc; keg, 15c.
Whisky, 81 05 BAgging quitt but
steady at 129lSc.
CINCINNATI, February 10 Flour
ard wheat qulet. Corn quiet, but firm
st 42(G44c. Oats ina tive, 3S643c.
Pork ia fair demand and higher, SO
Lard easier, with good demand; Steam,
Sl2 so at interior points, Sl2 923 here;
kett e, I33@I4c. Bulk meats firm, 81,
113(912c Bacon firm, 81, l2a@l3c. T0-
tai number Of hogs slsush Gered aimee
November /, 525,775. For the same
time last year, 5l0,453. Whisky, 81 05,
Butter firm.
NEW ORLEANS, February 19-
Sugsr-common, 5i96fe; fair to fully
fair, 6s@7c; prime, 7t97fc; choice, 73c.
Molasses-fermenting fair, 3593Sc;
prime, 3SG40c; strictly prime, @45c;
reboiled fair, 43c; prime, 45e; choice,
50@52c. F.our-superine, 81; double
extra, S4 Is; treble extra "a 5096 25;
choice aud family, So 5097 IS. Corn
meal So. Corn lower, $4,000. Oats
easier; choice Galens, 45c. Bran, soc.
Hay-prime quoted at $I6@19. Pork
firmey, S22 1923. Bacon firmer, 10,
13t, 134c. Dry salt meats, g. liz, l23c.
Hams, l4t@I43c fer choice sugar. cured,
Lsrd-tierce and kettle, l21c; refined,
13c; kegs, 1870. Rice-common to
choice Louisiana, 43@6ae. Whisky-rec-
titled, 81 O901 II. Coffee-ordiGary to
prime, 16@lS3c.
NEW YORK, February 19.-FIour
dull and in buyers favor; supeIfine
State and western, 81 25@4 so; st.
Louis, S. 2509. Cornmeal dull at 50 so
93 %. Wheat duh and slightly in buy
81 s. favor, with only limited inquiry;
NJ. Chicago, ST. 27(91 % Corn opened
firm and closed heavy ard lower;
N xef western, new upgraded, 60@647.
Oats dali and declining; mixed westt rn,
4694Sc. Coff-e in fair demand; Rio,
cirgoes, 144lGl74c gold; jobbiDg at 143
@163e colo. Sugar duil and heavy;
prime, 7Bc; refined, 93@1O3e. Molssses
and rice quiet. Petroleum dull; crude,
7Sc: refined, l3s@lS3c. Pork less active
ct So 40 Middles quiet; western long
clear, 129l2Bc. Lard heavy; prime
steam, 1872; firm, others
heavy; western, 15925c; State, zO@34c.
Chez Sc steady at 6964c. Whisky dull
at 81 IL
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LOUISVILLE, February 10 Weather
warm and clear. River-1S feet 6
inches in the canal. Arrived: Robiu,
SmithlGnd. Departed: R.bin, Mem
mis-
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MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

oA AAAAA10AhAG n
PARIS, February 19,-Rentes, 67E.
zoe.
NEW ORLEANS, February 19.-Gold,
1881; sight, / premium; sterling, bank,
553I955S!.
LONDON, February 19.-Consols for
money, "a 5-i6; on account, 81 7-16; BIOS,
Of 1885, 1861; 20s, Of 1867, 1891; 10-405,
I06t; new lives, 1861; New York Gen.
trai, lO4; Erie, ISL; Erie, preferred, 81.
NEW YORK, February 19.-Money
easy at 394 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 4IC96 per cent. Custom
receipts, S207 900. Clearings, S44, 500, 600.
Gold opened at l13S, and closed at ll33,
all Gales of the dsy having been made
at these rates. Rates for carrying were
3 to per cent. Government bonds
closed dull and steady; coupons of 1881,
1874; do 1866, lis; do. 1866, new, l19s /;
do. i67, 1923; do. '6S, 1885; new fives,
1lS5; I0-40s, regular, 1I7l coupons, l2ls !;
currency IS, l27. Stale securities were
quiet aud nominal; Tennessee Is,
old, IS; Tennessee IS, new,
443; Virginia s., old, 81; Vir-
ginia new, 3S; Missouri Is, 1927.
Railroad bonds were quiet in the late
afternoon dealings, aud without an i'm
por:ant feature. TIE stock market at
the opening was B9s psr cent. higher
than at yesterdays closing, the latter
Milwaukee AID st. Paul preferred.
From then until about ii so prices de-
clined s9l per cent the latter Western
Union; ,ater there was q recovery Of la
per cent, when the market became
quiet and steady, with Delaware, Lack
awapna and Western and st. Paul pre-.
erred notably strong. During the last
hours stocks were quiet, with slight fiuc-
tustiols in the general list. The widest
changes were in New York Central,
which declined TO rs, and sfterward re-
covered to 116. St. Paul common fell off
to IS, and recovered to 45s(945t; pre-
ferFed declined to 79i, rallied 10 500, and
closed at 79E. Northwestern common
recedId to AT and preferred to 662, Erie
10 l6t Lake Sh re to IS Rock Island to
100, OhiOs 10 225 Pacific Mail to 33s
ana Western Union to 49, In some
cases there was a recovery Of per cent.
st the close. New jersey Central sd
vsncs d to 100 and Atlantic and Pacific
tsleg A9h to 20. Delaware, LsekaEa ma
and Western was firm at ll9,a,ll9t. The
market in general, however, closed dull
and lower. Transactions at the ex
change to-day aggregated III 800 shares,
OF which Is, 600 were Etie, Il, 600 Lake
Shore, $500 Northwestern common, 1900
Northwestern preferred, 2400 Rock
Island, $3.50 Pacific Mail, 5000 st. Paul
common, $500 st. Paul preferred, 800
Ohios, 40, 500 Western Union, and POO
Kansas and Texas. Closing quotations.:
Western linton telegraph. "A; Pa.
cifie Mail, 1885,; Adams Express comps
ny, 1921: Wsl & FaTgo's Express COM
paDy, S7l; American Express com
psny, 64t; United States Express compa-
ny, 75!; New York Central, l16; Erie,
II; Erie preferred go; Harlem, l43; bar
lem preferred, l34; Michigan Central 800;
Union Paciie stock, est; Lake shors,
66; Illinois Central, LOOT; Pittsburg,
90; Northwestern common, AZ:
North western preferred, 66f; Cleys-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and m
dianapolis, 3d. New jersey Central
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Saturday. Nsreh II, 1876,

within legal hours, tse following dzscT. 3ed
property, situated In she oy county ls.int7-
see, to-wtt: One tract begtuniu ~ g. q niedpfy-
Stake aud other pointers, being the sput ..etst
corner of the tract next descrspec' thence
south 80 6-I00 chains % STAGE s"ee-sIlnf
hickory and other pOinteBi thence west
81 S-llO chains TO a stake, elm ana mHl berry
pointers; thence S8 5-lOO chains 20 q s'asa on
the bank Of the Mississippi river tEe-ce mp
The river north "a east Si-leD chains % a
stake on the bank OF the river; thence south
2to east rs chains to a stake, two mack berry
and other pointers; thence east "a chains To
the beginning containing 10 acres, more or
less. ,,-.. 80
above: Beginning at a sweetguIn marked X,
fhe Ne corner OF the 4s5-acre tract in the
name OF Ferguson and carr thence south >
GRAINS 10 a stake; thence west b chains 70 a
blackberry and sWeetguu pointer; thence
north ~ west Is chains 20 a STAKE on
me bank OF the Mississippi river. thence
north 2i7 east 3 chains 2 Inks with Tie ue-
anderiTgs to P sJags on the bar x OF de river;
tbeuce est 80 cha o g iiuks to he .. .u-iuss,
containing 100 acres, more or les.
Terms Of Sale-On credit seven g. l--gl1l.
purchaser required 10 execute note VISA a.
proved security, etc, and equity OF Tetsllcu-
don bar red. This February 10, 1876.
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master
By X. j. Black, ID. q. and NJ.
L, B. Mcfarland, Attorney. f0l5
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Ssies IS 500 Tore Of market at 1915
a shsce e.sHT; 81 1850. unchanged; az
1876, steady al 1910, barely steady.
NeS OrisAps vest day quoted mid
ding l2ls a. the close, against l51- At
tbs same time las yssr; receipts, 3ST6
bales; ssi's $3.50. Receipts thus far this
week, 1878 bales; total ssme week last
year, GO AS lee. The market was at
II 80 duli; 2:05 quiet; 4.O5, quiet.
Yesterday Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplslts 5-l6i; Orleans,
ESD; ssles, 6000 bales, Of which portion
was American. Received, Il 100 bales,
OF which Is 600 were American. sThe
price n middIing same time last yesr,
li-l6d. The market was fiat and ir-
regular.
The Liverpool market for arrivals was
q shade finer; January and February
shipment Savannah or Charleston, saii,
J. me, 3-l6d; February snd March,
ditto, siesTer, 6td; March aud April,
ditto, 5-l6i; Feb,usry delivery, EavAn.
nah O. Charleston, Lm.c., 9 i-l63; May
and June, ditto, @ 8 s2d; June and July,
ditto, 1850.
Gold in New York closed ct 1l83
same time last year, ll4s.
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PTTTsBURG, February 9.-Noon-Riv-
er feet II inches and falling. Westher
clear and pleasant .NIght-River
s feet 8 inches and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
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1857; Rock Island, 1lOs; ct. Paul, 45i
st. Paul preferred, 79i; Wabash, ST;
Wabash preferred, Of; Fort Wayne, 1O2;
Terre Baute, 81; Terre Haute pref rTed,
81; Chicago and Alton, l0l; Chicago
and Alton prefeI'd, los; Ohio and
Mississippi, 22b; Indiana Gen.
trsl, 5; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 10! ex.div.; HsnDibal and
st. Joseph, Isl; Delaware and
LackawannR, ll9; Atlantic and
Pacific telegraph, 1873; Central Pacific
bonds, l0Si; Union Pacific bonds, 1868
Union Pacific lard grants, 1922; Union
Pacific sinking fund, 97s; Maripuss, l0Ss f;
MsripGsa preferred, l09t; Panama,
30t; Missouri Pacific, ll2l; Atlantic and
Pacific preferred, 1861.
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RLVER CHRONICLE.
Weather and water.

Thermometers continue climbing the
vane, reaching yesterday to 60', pro.
ducipg, together with the bright sun.
shine and calm condition of the atmos.
phere, q day more like spring than the
month OF April often affords. The
weather architects are very kind to US
this centennial year of 1879, for which
we will ever pray, etc. Below we ap
pend the official table aud Associate
Press dispatches, giving the latest relia'
bic particulars concerning the rivers,
weather and movements OF steamers st
other points:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SERVICE U. s. ARMY.
MEMPHIS, TENN, February 10, 1876.
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"btlUW DtuCu MAThs
I'm. LUDWIG, Sergeant.

| "BelOw bench marx.
II. NJ. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, February 10. - River
falling. Weather fair and moderating.
NASHVILLE, February 19.-The river
is stationary, with 10 feet on the shoals.
LITTLE Rock, February l9.-River
rising, with feet inches. Weather
clear and pleasant. ..
VICKsBURG, February 19-Dcwn:
Utah, PM; Bee and bsrges,7 p.m.;
( Mary Housto2, II N. Friday. Up: G.
b Church, Commonwealth, z pm.
LOUISVILLE, February 10 Weather
warm and clear. River-1S feet s
inches in the canal. Arrived: Robin,
SmithlGnd. Departed: R,bin, Mem
phis.
NEw ORLEANS, February 19.-Westh.
er clear and pleasant. No arrivals.
Departed: Csrondelet, st. Louis; Pey-
tona and barges, Ohio river; Cherokee,
P.ttsbGrg.
PITTsBURG, February 9.-Noon-Riv-
er feet II inches and falling. Westher
clear and pleasan .NIght-River
feet inches and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, February 19.-Weather
clear. Mercury 4l0 20 500 River 81
and 17-l0 feet and about stationary.
Port-list-Down: Golden Rule, noon.
up: Robert Mitchell, $50 am.
CAIRO, February 9.-Noon-Arrived:
City of Chester, Memphis, am; Belle
ST. Louie, Vicksburg, am; James d.
Parker, Memphis, I0sm.; Cons Millsr,
Cincinnati, noon. DEPARTED: Belle s..
Louis, st. Louis. 10 M; J. D. Parker.
Cincinnati, noon, Weather clear and
pleasant ... Night - Arrived: Belle
Memphis, St Louis, am. Departed:
City Of Chester, st. Louie, pm; Cons
Millsr, Memphis, am. River 40
feet inches and rising. Weather clear.
Mercury 4S0.
Movements At the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Grand Tower, st. Louis; City of Al
tor, st. Louis; U P. Schenck, Cipcin-
naI; J. w. Mills, coalboat tow, Ohio
river.
DEPARTURES.
Grand Tower, st. Louis; City OF Hell
ems, Vicksburg: City Of Alton, New
Orleans; u. p. Sehenck, New Orleans;
Ruth, White river; Legal Tender, Ar
kansas river.
Idlewild.
BOATS DUE.
Cons. Millag, Poll AlliB, George ".
Cheek, A J. White, illinois. OseeoIa
B lie, City Of Vicksburg. Belle Mem
phis, Golden Rule, G. B. Church.
BOATS LEAVING SUNDAY.
PRESIDENTS ISLAND - Berthe, Dan
Jones, mss.e', four p N. dAIly.
CINCIENATI-C. B. Church, Patter
SOD, master, twelve N.
NEW ORLEANs-Golden Rule, o. P.
Shinkle, master, five pm.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE MONDAY.
ST. LOUIs-Belle Memphis, John C.
Crane, master, five pm.
VICKsBURG-JUlis, w. Fl. Blake, mas
Ter, five y N.
AsHPoRT-Osceols Belle, o. K. Jop-
lin, master, five pm.
HELEEA-(3. w. Cheek, n. s. Green,
master, five p m.
FRIARs PoINT-Phil Allin, James
Lee. ST., master, five pm.
NAPoLEoN-A. J. White, George Ma
lone, master, five pm.
RECEIPTS Yesterday.
Grand Tower-l197 dry barrels, 268
pork, 40 Casks bacon, 10 bales cotton, %
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The COTTON MARKET yesterday, hav-
ing the usual Saturday Influences added
% The depressing tone OF the kilograms,
was dull and spsthetic. Holders had no
very good show of samples on the I
table,; they we're generally anxious t.
sell the less desirable qualities, and "sOft
spots" were numerous. Nothing, how
ever, could temDt 10 free buying, for
buyers were ind II rsnt, and disposed to
wat for Whist NJ lpday Inay reveal, and
orders were fac. Press rem aimed NOM
ina,ly ulcasr gsd Tue New YGTk Bm
Ietta Of Thurs .ay, report "Spots have
been reduces se on quotations, Tut with
out attracting attention from buyers,
and s. 3ecislly exporters, who find Liv-
eTp1oi stull going sway from them, and
sffprdlng no msrgin for anything but
dec ded loss On shipments. A lit e
Et ick Il rep ed for the foreiga ou.lst
supposed 70 b. o. orders and obtained
cheap, but there Is simply nothing tha.
eau be called a demand on export &C.
count, nor the ltat Indication that any
could b. stimulated sXcs pt at q much
heavier drop on va uas tnan has yet
been meds. SPIN ers seem rather less
anxious too than dsytr 80 back, and
the fe9 bids ma e sic low and lack
spirit. IL shUr, the entire position
is heavy and stupid. The most earn
est students OF the bla.kbosrds giving
tue figures OF receipts, stocks and the
amount likely still ID come forward, are
u1sbls to Fl ure out any indications Of
"a Immediate relief from the press uTe Of
''t1o much cattor," and with the cable
quoting Livsrp0ol tO-dfy down 10 Sid
iI has been difficult 70 assert an influence
cslcRlsted 10 sUcce- s'Uiiy resist the de-
cliuing tendsncy. Tue foreign market,
though private advices is not only fully
conf mel In the weakness shown on
public cables, bat a 5 ale Of considerable
decentralization is also spoken Off Gao
tAtioUs at the Memphis cotton exchange
were as flllJRs:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-20
Friday, 8srch 10, 1876,

at A. z FIauKlsnd's store, No. 1877 Main s,,aa,
Memphis, Tenn, the Books, Accounts. Notes
etc. Also, the real estate belonging 10 said
6 nrm t1Jste; to,Wii; Lots Nos. IS, SO, 90 and
county, Tennessee.
Also, the Sc a and E x OF the SW a Of sec
more or less, situated in Scott county Nis''
sissippi.
The schedules, and other evidences OF r-op-
erty, can De seen at my office, No. 10 Madison
street. A deposit OF 10 per cent, will be n,
quiTed AT time of sale.
fbl7 thu o. WOOLDRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-20
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