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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-11

Sales, %, 500; tone of market at 10 20
was ste&uy at advance; 10:45, quiet and
Einl; 1915, quiet and easy; l: 40, firm |;
2:15, quiet; $40, firm.
New Orleans yesterday quoted mid
ding l2sc at the close, against 154c at
the same time last year; receipts, 4042
bales; thus far this week, So 645 sgainst
22,537 last week; ssIes, 10000. The
market was quiet and closed firm.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplands, Std; Orleans,
9.I6d; sales, Il, coo bales, of which $500
were American. Received, - bales,
of which 400 were American. The
price of middIing same time last year,
I'D. The market was steady.
The Liverpool market for arrivals
was steady at the opening, and strong
at the close. March and April delivery,
Savannah or Charleston, LIN c., 6 3-16d;
April and May, ditto, 3 16d; ditto,
g.o.c., gid; May and June, ditto, L.m.c.,
s 9.3296 9-16d and Sgd; June aud July,
ditto, 6 IL -321, and sgd, and 1920
6 7-16d. March and April shipment,
New Orleans, lime sail, 5-16d.
Gold in New York closed at 1l4s; same
time last year, 1l55.
The movement st all the ports was re-
ported as follows:
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F. W. RoYsTER. w. B. wALDRAN.
NJ. L. BACON.
MEMPHIS 6 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
LAND AGENCY
AND GENERAL
AND GENERAL
III cal state ON G @,
No. $50 MAIN STREET,

NOR THE SALE, PURCHASE, LEASE OR
4 Exchange of Cotton Farms, Unimproved
Cotton Lands, Sugar Plantations and Sugar
Lands, Tobacco, Grain, Grass and Timber
Lands, in the States of Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee and Alabama.
Land business, in all Its branches, promptly
attended to. Memphis city and suburban
property will be made speciality. Shelby
county and West Tennessee lands, EN- bractng
those adapted to planting, grain and grass
growing, grazing and iruit-gI owing Will re-
ceive special attention.
Paying taxes, redeemlng property sold for
taxes, leasing, renting, appratsing and col
Letting, promptly attended 10.
Negotiations for money on mortgages, sales
by AUCTION of every character in the line
of this frrn, especially solicited.
Exchange OF properties lying in any of the
States negotiated. All business tntrusted to
us shall be promptly, faithfully and eff
GENTLY executed. All tranaactions with this
office will be conducted upon the strictest
basis ofscash.
BY bringing to the duties OF this most i'm
portant enterprise Important alike to the
country, our people and ourselyes), our best
energies, and our long experience, we hope
at least TO merit thu confidence and portion
of the patronage of our people. We desire TO
be interviewed py all who feel an interest In a
LIVE FIRM, whose mission is to aid in REIN
MIGRATING our greatest interest.
d6w EOYSTER, WALDRAN d BACON.
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Thursday, April G, 1875,

at Il o'clock noon, the property described n
said trust deed, as follows, tO-Wit: Being lot
No. 343, as known upon the plan and map OF
the city of Memphis, beginning at the inter-
section OF the east line Of Second street with
the south line of jefferson street. running
thence east with the south line OF jefferson
street one hundred and fOlty-eight and one
half Q4S5Sl feet TO a stake; thence south par
alleI with Second street seventy-fOur and one
quarter (7414) feet to a stake; thence west par
ailel with Jefferson street one hundred and
forty-eight and one.half tl4S15) feet 70 the east
line of second street; thence with said e7st
line seventy-fOur and Oue-quarter (74lfl feet
TO the beginning corner.
All equity of redemption is barred by said
trust deed, and the title is believed to be good,
but sell as trustee only.
mh7 W. Y. g. HUMES, Trustee.
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hOTICE Az BAHkRUFTOr,

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF Western Tennessee-In the
matter Of TOof, Phillips q Co, Bankrupts.-
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of said bankrupt:
TAKE NOTICE, that general meeting Of
4 the creditors OF the said bankrupt will be
held at the office Of 7. j, Latham, Esq, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy for said district, at Mem
phis, No. 10 Madison street, on the 10Th day OF
March, 1876, at II O'Clock, am, for The purpose
OF declaring n first and final dividend.
We also give you notice that we have Ted
our final accounts as assignees OF the estate OF
the said ban krupts, in said Court, and that on
the 10th day of prl next, we shall apply to said
Court for the settlement OF our said accounts,
and for a discharge from all liability az a.
signees of said estate, in accordance with the
provisions of the 2Sth section OF the act OF
Congress, entitled q" An act to establish a uni
form system of Bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March z, 1858.
J. n. OLIVER.
q. WOOLDRIDGE. Assignsss,
fb22 no. % Madison street.
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Wednesday, yarch SO, 1876,

commencing at II o'clock I'M, the following
lots in the Ragland subdivision, in the SOUTH
east suburbs Of the city OF Memphis, tO-Wit
Lots Nos. BIS, 9, 10, II, Il, east a l3, and lots
49, 90 IS o. D. o, go 81 81 80, 80, s. SO, 81, Al, IS,
S. s., II, y, 70, "a, 50, 81 and ga desirable
building lots.
Should all of said lots not be sold on said
first day OF sale, the sale VIII be continued
from day to day until all are sold. For further
particulars and description see posters and
plans on flIe in my office.
Terms of Sale-One-fourth cash balance in
one, two and three years, with interest, pur.
chaseIs executing notes, with two good and
sufficient securities.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, Meriwether & Sea- es
Soils, for complainants, fb2
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DRY GOODS,
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March Robustness
continues sluggish with commission
houses and importers, but the jobbing
trade is fairly active. Cotton goods are
il steady demand, and nominally firm
IN first hands, but jobbing quotations
are low and Irregular. Prints are quiet
with sgents but active in jo0bers' hands.
WOolens continued quiet. E. o. Tufts
Z Co., domestic commission merchants,
susoended psyment.
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COTTON sTATEMENT.

Inlports-M. & G. R. R., 1886; NJ. & Il.
r. R, $50; l.. & N. G. s. r. r., IA;
M. & l.. r r. W., 794; steamers, 1176;
estimated per wagons and other sources,
100.
Erports.-M. & C. R, 500: M. & T.
r. r, 4O6; l.. & N. G. s. r. r $50;
steamers north, l443; by rail north, 7S9;
by rail south, 406.
The following are the official tele-
grams of the condition Of the domestic
markets as reseived st the cotton ex-
change:
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TRUSTEES SALES.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF the terms of a certain deed in
u trust, maze to me on the 18th Of Septem-
Der, 1871, by r. G. and II l.. Brinkley. which
is of record in the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book s., page go, and at
request o. the holder OF the deJt therein Sc
cured the said debt, interest and cOs's being
due and unpaid, 1 will proceed TO sell, TO the
highest bidder, at public sale, for cash, at the
soul west corner of Main and Madison streets,
In Hemphis. Tennessee. on
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PUBLIC SALES.
PROBATE COURT SALE
OF
33 BUILDING LOTS

No. "a, r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Elizabeth Raglan ct a..
VS. Samuella Rag and ct al.
DY by virtue OF decree for sale entered in
ID this cause, will sell, at public auction,
IN front of the courthouse door, on Main street,
Mem is, Tennessee, on
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wednesday, goth day Of sareh, 1876,

between tie hours of IL O'Clock am. and Y
o'clock n, in front Of the courthouse at Mem
phts, Tennessee, sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described lot or parcel OF
land, lying in the county aforesaid, south or
and near to the city Aforesaid, bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at stake seven hundred and
twenty-five feet south OF the intersection Of
the south line Of Division street with the west
line Of Horn Lake road estimating the mag
nOlia Garden" lot to have q front on said road
OF 200 feet; thence south with said road II go
hundred and twenty-five feet; thence west a.
right angles with said road sixty five feet 10
TTlgg's east line; thence nOrthwardly with
said east line i've hundred and twenty-five
feet to a stake; thence east on a line parallel
with the south line OF the lot here TO be sold
fifty seven feet to the beginning, together with
the improvements and large surubbery there
on. The equity Of redemption is waived in
the deed, and the property will be sold on ac-
count of default of the vendor, MOTat.
mh7 JOHN II. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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The PRODUCE EXCHANGE was once
more quiet spot yesterday, for there
was only limited supply of produce on
the market. Corn was again inquired
for, and there appeared to be willing
ness to give 47CG4Sc for it, but no lots
were Offering; q small lot of so sacks
changed hands at 4Sc. Oats were dull
and holders complain they cannot get
value for them; so sacks Of white oats
sold at 44c. Bran appears to be rather
stronger st the existing rate; there was
a sale of 100 sacks at Sl3 80. Hay re-
mains very dull, and the late rain and
succeeding warm weather has not inn
proved its prOsp scts, for the grass is
growing with some abundance; $50 bales
on the spot and 100 bales TO arrive Of
good prime sold at SIS. COrnBleaE was
as dull ss usual, and lower once more,
81 % Potatoes were very weak, with
whispers Of sales below any figures yet
reported; sales occurred of 200 barrel5 Of
Tussets q, ZOE: 100 barrels mixed al zoe;
50 barrels russets AZ 75c; 100 barrels CT
peerless st 77lc. Sock peas met with
li9lle attention; J90 barrels sold, buyer
to find sacks, at 81.
TIE GENERAL MARKET was Inactive,
All kl0us Oh pIOulCS was u6aNy ana
prices generally low and dropping.
Eggs defy all the power of Lent TO put
any activity in them, although the sup.
ply is abundant, l29l24c we're the usual
prices, with single packages bringing
l3c. Chickens arsan affection to desl,
eTs; sales were at 81 50,g3 for email and
ROSTERS; for medium 10 hens, So 25l9
25. Geese were in small supply at IS.
NO ducks offering; nOminally S4G94 so.
Turkeys were rare; coop OF line and
large brought $50, which was higher.
RrOUisiO1s are reported by the Chicago
Tribune, of Wednesday, to be Iess
active in the aggregate, and prices
tended downward, though hogs were in
light supply and quoted firmer. There
were few orders IN from outside, and
they mostly to sell for parties who had
purchased on the recent advance, which
left the market 10 be sustained chiefly
by local operators, who filled in a "a T
number OF shorts. Liverpool was un-
de-stOOi TO be firmer on lard and mea s /:
but the ambition Of buyers TO take hold
seems TO have bean satisfied, and the
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Monday. the 18th Day Of March, 1876.

at u O'Clock m, at the southwest corner Main
and Madison Streets, q Memphis. Tennessee,
the following property, situated IN Shelby
county, State of Tennessee, and described AZ
follows, JO-wit: -Four Ecres Of land, being
part of the y. Kerr subdivision, original lot
No. 9, and part OF the WltherspOen subdlvi.
sion, lots Nos. Is, 10 and 20, on the north side
Resident lTriggI avenue, known as lot No. OF
Newton ord subdi vision, near the Her
nandO ROAD, about two miles FOutE east Of the
city Of Memphis, bounded as follows % wit:
Beginning at a stake on the north side Resi-
dent (Triggi avenue and the west side Fowler
avenue; thence west with the north side Res
tdent LTTiggl avenue four chains and IS links
l3Us5S feet 70 a stake thence north chains AZ
links 515 feet 10 a rake on the north line fot
No. Is WitherspoOu subd vi ion: thence east
four chains 70 links l50,'Z fec.7r nortr east
corner lot No. Is on wet side Fugelar ayerre .
thence south with said avenue eight chal1s III
links $50 feet 10 the beginning, ana kuos-u "a
the Bonner Place" Eq1ity ~ redeIa b t'gp
waived. Title believed 10 be good. but I sell
and viii convey only as trustee.
JOHN H. TAYLOR, Trustee.
], N, Ford, Attorney. f6i2
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
Wind and Wave.

Wind and Wave.
We have but little change to note in
the westher's condition except tina:
thermometers exerted themselves to a
higher degree of temperature. The riy.
ers are chronicled below,
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION
SIGNAL SERVICE U. S. ARMY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, March 10, 1876.
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MONDAY. APRIL 3. 1876.

between Il m. and PM, in front Of the court
house in Memphis, sell 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, a lot Of ground situated in Memphis,
Shelby county, Tenn, being lot q Of the sub
division of country lot SIG: Beginning at the
southwest intersection of Manassas and Mari
streets, fronting $50 feet on Manassas by s. on
Mari street. Equity Of redemption, right OF
dover and homestead waived.
mh2 WIN. NJ. SMITH, Trustee.
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Tuesday, the 2lst Day Of March, 1876,

at the southwest corner Of the intersection OF
Main and Madison streets, in the city OF Mem
phls, sell within legal hours, at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, for cash, the property
described in said Trust Deed, tO-wit: Situated
the Southeast corner OF ]. W. TaylOr's lot No.
]; thence west six chains and tWenty-three
links to stake, with three BWeetgum point
ers; thence north four chains and hfty-eight
links to a stake with sWestgum pointers;
thence east six chains and twenty three links
to a stake in the west side Of MGsely avenue,
aud thence south four chains aud rfty-eight
links to the beginning-cOntaln ming tive acres
and $500. The equity Of redemption is
waived. Title believed TO be good, but 1 sell
and convey as trustee only.
JOHN JOHNS ION, Trustee.
Clamp & MeuN. Attorneys fbig
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TRUSTEES Sale.

Under Deed OF Trust made to me as
" Trustee by John W. jefferson, Decent Der
-, 1874, registered in beck IO4 page 46l, to Sc
cure to j. H. Mcdonald, guardian, the debt
therein mentioned, which Is credited by
$3.50 81, will, on
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of q trust deed, exc
- CUted to me on January !, 1873, by FTantz
l.. MOrat, and daily recorded IN the Register
office OF shelby county, Tennessee, in book
No. ITO, page 5o5, and 10 which reference is
here made, l viii, on
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF decree in the Chancery Court
ID of Shelby county, in the case Of Mary L..
Campbell VS.. Joel +. Wilson ct al, No. M
r. D., wherein have been appointed, in the
place of 3 +. McSutt, decd, Trustee In a Deed
in Trust executed on the 24th OF June, 1870, by
Joel f. Wilson and J. +. Wilson, for the pur-
pose OF securing q certain Indebtedness there
IN mentioned, which deed is recorded in the
Registers ONCE Of Shelby county, in Deed
Book No. 95, pages 1919, 1 viii, Uy virtue OF
said authority. on
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tendency is now rather TO realize.n Thu
following are the merchants' wholesale
cash prices, as reported By the chambel
| OF commerce:
FLOUR-FiImer; supernne,'S4 7595; dou'
| bic extra, 9 25g5 IS; treble extra, s646 50
choice. 2597 Is; fancy, ssssS 50 per bot.
CoRNMEAL-Quiet; kiln-dried, 81 1902 81
CoRN-FIrm, stock light; mixed, 52s55ci
/ white, y a55c per bush.
| seed, 52S553c per bush.
| BkAN- Fair demand; sl7GlS.
! HAG-Light dem and; choice western, S209
| "a; prairie. sl0Sll mixed, sI59lS per ton.
| BACON ackedl-ShOulders, l0Glg4c; long
clear sides, l524c; clear rib sides, l8359l3jzc;
clear sides, lSs9lici breakfast, H9ii5Sc; su-
ID. 8. MEAT51Quiet; shoulders, s1za911c;
long clear sides 4al2izc; clear rib sides, l25c
s sfar nlqed poTk S2 EI Packed higher pork
LARD-Firm; in tlerces, l3149l4c; In Kegs,
l41zc; half barrels, l41lc; pals, l4s<c.
FIGS EEET-Kegs, 81 SOL "; half barrels,
BALING sTUFFs-steady; bngging, and
"a n, l3Gl31Sc; baling twine, li9l435ci iron
ties, 5z952Eci pieced ties, 319td4c-
MACKEREL-Firm; hall bbls., No. !, seq
g 50; half bbls., No. 2, 81 1905; hall bbls,, No.
3, s597 60; kits No ], 81 7592; kits, No. 2, 81 30
WHITE FIsH1Half bbls., IS 5O9s 70.
COFFEE-Quiet; ordinary, 201<G2Ic; fair,
292l5Sc; good, 22S2219c; prime, 25c; choice, 2ic
RICE Ordinary to choice. 6gs1sc per 10.
SUGAR-LOUISIAN hhds, firm fair
re; fully fair Sc; prime, SIC; choice, SIC.
yellow clarified, 81 6l0c; white clarified, 1910
lie per b.; barreled, &c higher.
-REFIHED--Standard A, l0}1c;
crushed end powdered, ll5z9l2ci granulaIed,
II1Sc per 10.
MOHASSES- Quiet; common, 4Oc: fair,
45g4Sc; prime, 52Gr54c; strictly prime, 55957c;
fancy choice, 609b5c per gal.
bHRUPS-Common to fancy, 40c9Sl per gal.
CHEESE-Weste 139lfc per 10
SAET-COsrse and common fine, 81 70al IS:
dairy, in bbls, 81 1913; Liverpool coarse, sacks,
81 80gl 10; Liverpool nne, sacks, 81 659l rs
per Dbl.
SOAP-Resin and German, 5a615c per Id,
CANDLES Boxes, fun weight, 1901
half box, full weight, 6129l65<ci qu"- -5cc:
full weight, l79l712c per 10. Vel ncYx,
STARCH-5c per ID.
WHISKY-S5c@S4 per
LIME-sI S5@I :" al,
CEMENT Ger ISL:
per bnl. --suIsYiiie, 81 IS; RosedaIe, 50 rs
.-sLENTs AND FRUlTs-Apples scarce;
-r- bbl, S5@e; lemons per box, IS; oranges per
box, 4Ss; potatOes-Peachblows, 81 5OgI 70;
81; l.. L., s2g2 %; russets, 81 20gl 30; pink
eyes, S292 %; onions, S2G2 50; kraut, barrels,
S. 50G6; kraut, half barrels, S3G325; beans, per
bushel, 81 seal 70; dried apples, S9S1Sc; dried
peaches, 99l0c.
AISCELLANEOUS-Na per keg. S3a
8 10; vinegar, per gallon, lS925c; tobacco, per
10, 4Sc@Sl; spice, lS92Oc; pepper, 209e2c; sar-
dimes, SIS 5096; oysters, To- $4,000; oysters,
lbs, 81 65@l 75; coal Oil, l8al9c; matches,
lac; powder, kegs, s. IS; shot, patent, 81 ADA
9 so: soda. kegs, 56I5lhC. soda. cases 6d6lkc.
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VERY MRS RM Anderson Miss
"a ASHFORD Mrs " + Anderson MIS- ii >
PALL MRS ] Bennett M Nc
- a. NJ Bruce Mrs n
u-iIey WfssM brown Margaret
IARITHERS MRS Cartell Aisa VI
I Cbafob ,srg ms r Cambeli Miss
Chambers Miss = CO6an MIS- l. u
JAWS MIS- b Davidson MrsE2
IL Davis Mn- l. Davis MD = a
FILLS MRS n
FISHER MISS A FELTON, Henrietta
X Field Mrs Is Ford Mrs II
~prEN MRS Il Gordon Miss 5 81
VI GreAr Elmtra : Gray MS NJ )
HAM MISS \ Aaruel MIs
II HaII Mis- n Haires Miss A
Hgrrlsyn Nh = Hall Miss &
uavri-tns nj ssF Hunt Mrs
HawRfrg Ms Hoste Mrs u
Hunter Ms
IRVINE MISS II
JOHNSON MISS A johnson Miss
81 johnson Mrs VI
TrIRKE ylssF Kirby Miss Z J
Ia Ridweu Miss X Kennedy !fTs 5
a ANGLOis MRS + Lorraine Miss n
IL Lotion Anna Louis Mrs A
NEAY NI-SF N'Intosh Miss N A
Nj M'Mahon Mrs 81 u Peak Miss l.
MF~hefby Mrs. Martin Miss Il
Magiveny Miss ID MatOcE MIS-
Morray Misc
NTOBLIN MISS NJ
OWENS MISS NJ O'Farrell Miss w
- Ormstreet Miss{M owen Miss l. b
DIAM MRS Parker Mrs
Page Mira II Paul Miss 5
Peach NryFW Pearl Mrs NJ
Powell hi ~ Potter Mrs H
nANDTF kfIsSW Richardson Miss a
" Richardson hissN Ryan MISS J
Rider Airs & hlOflAn MIS- u
Ramsey MIS- CO
GALES MRS W Scot Miss Il
- seyerSOn Mrs &C Bhipp Miss +
SouthTeIl Nh 3 Smith Mrs OH
Smfth Mr. ID lc0D smith Mis- J.
ser Mis- Smith Miss l. NJ
yF,RDY Miss A Taylor Mrs NJ II p
Taylor Ms NJ II Thompson Mrs f
TTANIBLE MRS L (cl Vaughan Susan cod
xuHTTF MISS n Walker Miss Lie
w Wilson Miss a NJ Wiltshire Mrs
Winston Miss ) Welsh Mrs J
Williamson Misses u d
VoUNG MRS
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Of -eet steady; sales were 22O0, of all
which spinners took 1000 bales, ex.
I porters HOO bales, spectators 100 bales.
Dusty cottons quote Soto; stained, "a
lie. Price Of middling same TINS last
ye9r, 1880,
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The following is the comparative cot
ton statement for the week ending
March 9th, at all Uaitsd States ports, IS
compared with the corresponding week
Last
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Trustee Sale.

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust made to me on
ID the 3Oth day Of January, 1915, by A. r.
Bonner, which Is recorded IN the Registers
ONCE Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in book
No. lO5, page l25, viii sell, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, on
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more money than buiness;u eastern ex.
enAhge better with smaller sun.
2 piys QUO per thousand betgee
leNahs counter rates par The
Ne" FORK pap ers Of Wednesday rerort
I money aOundE at, with little demand
Toe Times says 1.-THE banks and otber
large financial institutions still find In
difficult to emp 10y their f1ods. either on
call or time, ST more than merely norni.
nal rates" I'll ,e Her0ld reports OF the
decline in gold: The desIiniDg tenden-
cy # exehang, and TIE sales OF long
gold are said 70 be the causes Of The re.
action. At times the market was ex-
cted' Inc same paper adds: LThe
IoiioWlng were me Rates of domestic ex-
chaDge on New 1osk at the undermen-
TONED cities to-dsy: Savannah, pre-.
thiutni Snatiesto :, unchanged, n me Of
Isfihgi Clnelar att, steady, par to 5O5
premium; -. Louis, soc discount; New
OfIean so G numerical, par; bank, q Chi
iMaenPf is tax scrip. 65GS6
i Ils tax scrip, $50 -....... ....Sjg- taa-
Ste,I y warrants 1913
Al SNaITsnt $50 W Ig9SS
nj ansss State scrip -............-.67 COS 1915
THE COTTON MARKET Yesterday had
the dsy before. The kilograms reported
1 steadiness and fifmness in the various
/ markets; New York futures had an ad-
vance, and Liverpool srrivals were
strong. 1t had been anticipated that,
in consequence Of boats returning from
Mardi-G Ias trips, there would be an in
crease Of arrivals during the week, but
such has not proved TO be the case, and
arrival returns are not exec siVe. These |
things were encouraging, and gave |
steadiness to the market while holders |
OF all grades were firm in demanding |
quotations, with tendency to the out |
eide figures, The sales were again lilo. |
ersl and at unchanged rates; exporters |
took more than spinners. The New |
York Bulletin Of Wednesday reported: |
"There was no extreme low cotton Sc |
lected, the movement being mainly in |
qualities ranging from about strict good !
ordinary upward" Quotations at -
Memphis cotton exchange were Ge
lows: rs Iol-
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LETTER LIST.
IAnIES, LIST.

Letters Remaining nj thc Pcs tofhee
Saturday, March n, 1870.
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Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: Ordinary, 3-l65; good
ordinary, 10 11-16c; low middiing.
II 1916; middling, I2se. Price Of
middllng same r.me last year, I6te.
Sales, 1912, bs;ss. Receipts, 432 bales;
so far this week, 6702 bales. The tone
Of the market at 1890, firm; 1905,
steady; 2:l0, firm; 3:05, flcm.
The following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before: ~.
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I viii sell, at A. NJ. Stoddard auction store,
No. $50 Second street, at 10 o'clock of said day,
seventeen barrels OF Whisky, four and a-half
barrels of Brandy. end one hundred and fifty
thousand Cigars, effects of John Smith, bank
rupt.
mhS o, WOODBRIDGE. Assignee.
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RooPSKIRTS.
BANKRUPTCY.
BANKRUPTCY.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH "A, 1876,

GALE OF BRANDIEsS, WHISTLES AND
y CIGARS, at public auction. On
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Above low IChng's Their.