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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-08
MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, March 7.-Rentes, 67f. 321c
NEW ORLEANS, March z. Gold
ll4t sight, ! premium; sterling, bank,
5563C9557.
LONDON, March 7. = COnsols for
money, "a Lie; on account, 81 5-16; 5-2Os
of 1865, los; 5-2Os Of 1867, 1919; 10 4Os,
1O6; new f1ves, 1861; New York Central,
IO4; Erie, l5i; Erie preferred, 80.
NEW YORK, March Mooney easy
at 2CG4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per, Host per cent. Customs receipts,
$47S, 900 The assistant treasurer dis
bursed $446, 900. Cleariugs, $2l 900, 600.
Produce exports, s., 227, 600. Gold de.
cliued from 1l4s to ll43, and closed at
I14s. Rates paid foI carrying were l to
per cent. Government bonds were
quiet at a fractional Decline; c0u-
pons of 1881, 123; do. 1865, lis; do
1885, new, 119; do. 1857, 12l; do
'6S, l23; new fives, 11Ssi IO-4Os, regu.
lar, list; coupons, l19i; currency
Is, 1898. State securities were dull |;
Tennessee Is, old, 42s; Tennessee
IS, new, Al; Virgins, old, So; Vir-
GINA new, IS; Missouri IS, 104
Railroad bonds firm; Toledo and Wa
bash issues advanced to IS, firsts selling
up to go, seconds to 6S, 81. Louis divis-
ion to IS aud convertible to 40. The
advance was due to the result OF the
foreclosure Of proceedings 10 Indiana.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad company has notified the stock
exchange that it will hereafter make
monthly statements Of earnings. Judge
Davis in the suprsms court to-day dis
solved the Injunction granted some
time since restraining the Panama rail-
road company from establishing 8 line
of steamers between the United States
and Aspinwall, and Panama and San
Francisco. Stocks irregular; Lake
Shore declined per cent, Western
Union, Pacific Mail, Rock Island, Ohio,
Erie and New York Central were steady
and the granger shares weak. Trans
actions were 1873, 600 shares, of which
81 900 were Pacific Mail, %. 600 Western
Union, 5000 St. Paul, 5000 Lake
Shore, and 5000 Michigan Central.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Western Union telegraph, $751;; Pa
ciflc Msil, 2l4; Adams Express comps
pany, 81; American Express COM
ny, 20; New York Central, 1854; Erie,
AO1 A@AAC OO9 AAHl-
lem preferred, 134; Michigan Central 81 { /;
Union Pacific stock, 81; Lake shore,
$50; Illinois Central, 1929; Pittsburg,
So; Northwestern common, 423;
Northwestern preferred, e4s; CIeve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and In
diauapolis, SLY; New jersey Central,
1851; Rock Island, ll0s; st. Paul, 42g !;
So. Paul preferred, 79s; Wabash, 1O3i;
Wahe5h DFafaFrad 1904. n Wauna JOl !.
Terre Haute, s.; Terre Haute preferred,
l9i; Chicago and Alton, l0lf; Chicago
and Alton prefer'd, 1074; Ohio and
Mississippi, 81; Indiana Central, Al;
Chicag>, Burlington and Quincy, 10;
Hannibal aud ST. Joseph, I5i; Delswsre
and Lackavanns,. 1ls4; Atlantic and
Pacific telegraph, 1Si; Central Pacific
bonds, 1856; Union Pacific bonds, 1853 /;
Union Pacific lard grants, I0S; Union
Pacific sinking fund l04;; MAriposa, a ;
Aariposs preferred, I074; Panama,
32i Missouri Pacific, liz; Atlantic and
Pacific preferred, l04i.
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yesterday, and outgoing packets wer'
happy.
Ia moonlit nights the mariner de-
lights.
The Illinois went out with fine trip
yesterday evening.
The Atlantic and bsrges passed down
last evening at dark en- route to New
| Orleans. she added q loaded barge at
| the elevator.
The City OF Augusta, Captain Mill
| Harry, being unavOidably detained,
leaves this evening for sill points on
White river.
Ths brass bands of the Idlewild and
| Illinois made the Welkin ring with vol
umes OF sweet sounds yesterday sfteT-
noon, attracting crowds OF spectators to
the bluffs.
The city engineer has caused the mud
to be removed from the levee as far as
the water has fallen, and will continue
the good work as rapidly as the water
uncoveIs he filthy deposit.
The wreeking boat T. f. Eckert, has
saved all the machinery end plumber OF
the sunkea steamer City Of Quincy, ex-
cept one of the engines. That VIII be
recovered as soon as the water falls.
The Cons. Millar departed last evening
for Cincinnati, with one OF the best trips
this season for thu Ohio river from this
port. She had HOO bales cotton, $50
barrels oil, IA bales rags, 300 packages
supdries and so cabin passengers.
The wharf and landing committee,
the city engineer and his honor the
mayor, will visit the cutoff this morn
irg on board one Of the tugs. Perhaps
something is going to be done toward
Saving the remainder of our wharf.
Th9 Vicks burg Herald Of the fifth
says: IA suit for salvage has been COM
menced in the United States court by
two hundred and twenty-five persons
against the steamer Mary Bel, her car.
go, cotton aud tackle. Several other
libels against the wrecked boat have
also been fled"
A correspondent OF the Vicksburg
Herald, who signs himself "W. j."
and who was one of the sufferers by the
burJing Of the Mary Bell, charges the
officers OF that b7at with negligence,
both in the general management OF the
boat, and by their hardness on the OC-
casion OF the fire.
Competing steamboats, are not always
mad, If they do look sour and talk salcy
at each other, as the following, from the
Vicks. Her., will show: 1.-The Capitol
City ran over the bank at Storms Land
ing going up, and was in rather bad
fix, as the river was falling when the
Illinois was coming down. Captain
O'Neal hailed the Illinois to pull him
off, and Captain Cheek went promptly
to his assistance. After two or three
hours hard Juggling the boat was pulled
out Of her unpleasant situation, and
when Captain O'Neal asked Captain
Cheek what was his charge, Captain
Cheek replied, ''Not nickel,n wished
him better luck, and waved an adieu.
There are clever gentlemen on the
steamer Illinois, if she is bsd and
saucy."
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, March Flour quiet
/ Wheat, 81 15GI 80 Corn, 45946c.
| Oats, 37G4lc. Provisions easier, but not
quutsbly lower. Pork, S23 Bulk meats,
9912159l225@12 SOC. Bacon, l0913f
G.'35c loose. Sugar-cured hams, l4la
l44a. Lsrd-tieTce, 14i@l43c; kegs, l5t
@i51c. Whisky, 81 "a. Bagglng Is
quieT.
CINCINNATI March Flour quiet
Wheat steady, 81 1901 Is. Corn firmer
and held higher, 46@47c. Oats dull at
35(94Oe. Pork nomiuslIy $23 Lard
easier: steam, 1908 l-l6c; kettle, 1870
lac. Bulk meats easier; sales 81 100
1910. Bacon steady with a moderate
demand at 81, l39l3t, l3s9l34c. Whis-
ky, 81 o..
CHICAGO, MsIch Flour dull.
Wheat active and higher; No. 2 spring,
este. Corn active and higher; No. 2
mixed, Ale. OAts dull and lower; No.
2 324c. PORK unsettled and lower at
$22 O5(922 10. Lard in good emandd at
lower rates, 1919. Bulk meats easier
with a good demand at 8s@12@l24o.
Whisky, 81 05.
ST. LOUIS, March Flour quiet;
fall extras ranging at 81 5096, with
steady demand. Wheat firmer but in
active; No. red western, 81 81 asked.
Corn active and higher; No. 2 mixed,
392@40o. Osts higher; No. 2, 3339343.
PORK lower, SO IS. Bulk meats easitr,
some small lots lower, 81 81, II, 124,
128(9121c. Bacon quiet, 9399S, 1870
1S4@135c. Lard nominal, 1359l34c
asked. Hogs strong and higher; pack.
ing, sS9S 50.
NEW ORLEANS, March sugar
stronger; common to good common, 63c;
fair TO fully fair, 65@74c; prime, to
choice, 7g(973c. Molasses-fermenting
common, 30935c; prime, 3S@4lc; strict
ly prime, 45c; prime to strictly prime re-
boiled, 44@49c; choice, SIC. Flour
choice ruling higher; double extra 81 so;
treble extra, SIS 25C96 25; choice extra,
SIS 5097 S73 C0rnmeal, 81 so. Corn
mixed, 52954c. Oats-demand moder-
ale at 39@45c. Bran, SOC. Hay-ssles
Of prime at $1,000. Pork, $23 IS. Dry
salt meats, 9, l3@l34c, Bacon steady
and strong; shoulders, 10f9lO59; clear
ribs, l4S"; clear, l44@l48c. Lard
refined, l38@14c; keg, l4ic; bucket,
ana, 44@64c. Coffee-ordinary to prime,
AONG54OANs " hA6hJ --ACOlAL4OuiN liz
NEW YORK, March 7.-Flour-
rather more doing; superfine State and
western, $4(94 so; st. Louis, SIS 25@9;
rye -four steady, $4 1905 05. Cornmeal
shade easier at 81 1903 20. Whest dull
aud slightly in buyers favor; little done;
No. 2 Chicago spring, 81 23@I 26. Corn
shade easier and scarcely go active;
mixed no grade, Gle. Oats shade
easier; mixed western and State, 400
1876. CCffse-R:o duh and nominal;
csrgoes, 153@I8!c in gold; jobbing at
l54@193c in gold. Sugar in moderate
demand; prime, 75c; centrifugal, SEC;
refined firm with good inquiry, 93@104c.
Petroleum quiet but eady; crude, Sic;
refined, lac BID, 144c asked. Pork
opened heavy but closed steady at $22 so
@22 95 'Bsef-plsin mess, Sl2 so; extra
mess, $130I3 so. Cut meats quiet; mid
dies firm; western long clear, l24c; city
long clear, 13C. Lard opened heavy
and closed steady; prime steam, 1880
@1S.55c. Butter firm; western, 15@
28c; State, 20935c. Cheese firm at Ga
l23o. Whisky, O93.
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FRIDAY. MARCH 10, 1879,

in front OF courthouse door, in town OF
wa 500, Desha county, Arkansas, with
10 lie, al hours, sell to the highest bid
der, Tor case. at public auction Subject to
a balance of SS65 or Whereabouts, of purchase
money, the following described land, viz:
Lying and being in the county of Desna, State
OF a rk ausas, known and designated on the
plat. of the public survey as the east hall
tE "a dissection twenty-three (23)and the north.
east quarter me ~ OF section twenty six (26l
township nine 49,, south range, four west, be-
ing the same lapd upon which John W. Todd
and wife now reside, being estimated to con-
tain four hundred and eighty $50 acres, more
or less. Equity of redemption expressly
waived. sale made To pay the note secured
hy the Trust Deed. Title believed TO be good
bit l sell and cOnve only as Trustee.
fa29 J. q. SMITH, Trustee
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Above low iChng'S Their.
Water. - -
HBeloW bench marx.
BY TELEGRAPH.

u NJ. bODW IT, oeIScduLs
BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE, March = Weather
cloudy and cold. River, s feet 10 inches
in the canal.
PITTsBURG, March Moon - River
6 feet i inches, and falling. Wealth er
cloudy and warm. Night-River 6
feet inches and rising. Weather cloudy
aud rainy.
EVANSVILLE, March z. - Weather
cloudy, rain and violent wind during
the night, but clearing up and cold
Mercury So to 430. River Is and 10
feet and swelling. POIt-list-Up: G.
Morgan, 1880 am.
CINCINNATI, March 7.-Noon-River
failing. Weather rainy. Night
River 10 feet and falling slowly.
but cloudy and colder tonight. De-
parted: Mary Houston, New Orleans.
CAIRO, March Moon - Arrived !:
Grand Lake No. 2, New Orleans, 8
a %. Departed: Bismarck, New Or
leans, 3 am; Grand Lake No. 2, St.
Louie, ii ..Night-Arrived j.
A. Scudder, New Orleans, l pm; II.
G. Yeager, st. Louis, pm. Departed:
John A. Scudder, st. Louis, 2 pm.
River IS feet inches and falling.
Weather clear. Mercury 460.
Movements at the Leyee.
ARRIVALS.
IdIewiId. Gaines Landing; John F.
Tolle, St. Louis; City of Helena, St.
Louis; Belle of Texas, Arkansas river;
n. S. Turner and barge, Cincinnati;
City OF Augusta, White river.
DEPARTURES.
John F. Tolle, New Orleans; City Of
Helena, Vicksburg; 81. s. Turner and
barge, New Orleans; IdleWild, Gaines
Landing; Belle OF Texas, Arkansas riv-
er; OseeOIa, st. Francis river; Illinois,
Vicksburg; Cons. Millar, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
City OF Augusta.
BOATS DUE.
Phil Allin, Geo. w. Cheek, Osceola
Belle, Bismarck, Vint ShinkIe.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
WHITE RIvER-City Of Augusta, Milt
Harry, master, five pm.
AsHPoRT-O sceols Belle, o. K. Jop.
lin, master, five pm.
HELENA-G. w. Cheek, N. 8. Green,
master, five pm.
FRIARs PoINT-Phil Allin, James
Lee, ST., master, five pm.
NEW ORLEANS - Bismarck, John
SpaIe, Has er, five pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Idlewild-9S bales cotton; 103 sacks
cottou-seed; AZ packages sundTies.
Belle OF Texas brought out of Arkan.
Gas river AQ5 males cOttDu- II baUs gaai-
cotton; 1892 sacks cOttOn-seed; Is pack
ages sundries.
City OF Augusta brought out OF White
river $50 bales cotton; l3 head cattle; 2
mules; Is packages sundIies.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business WIS very clever on the levee
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SEWING MACHINES.
BANKRUPTCY,
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY,

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District of " esiern Tennessee-In the
matter OF Toof, Phillips & Co., Bankruptss-
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of said bankrupt:
TAKE NOTICE, that q general meeting OF
1 the creditors of the said bankrupt will be
held at the office OF L, j. than, Esq, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy for said district. at Mem
phis, No l9 Madison street, on the 18th day Of
March, 1876, at II O'Clock, am, for the purpose
OF declaring first and final dividend.
We also give you notice that we have filed
our final accounts as asstgnees of the estate of
the said ban krupts, in said Court, and that on
the 10th day of April next, we shall apply to said
Court for the settlement OF our said accounts,
and for discharge from all liability rs as
signees of said estate, In accordance with the
provisions of the 2Sth section OF the act OF
Congress, entitled An act to establish a uni
form system of Bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March 2, 1868.
j. N. OLIVER.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignees,
fb2 No. IS Madison street.
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DRY GOODS.
nv TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 7.--Busiuess
was Irregular with the commission
houses, and the jobbipg trade was more
sctive. Additional discounts are offered
by the agents on some makes. Brown
shirtings and bleached shirtiDgs were in
fair demand. Prints were more active.
Aliens prints are reduced to 64c.
Sprsgue's shirting prints are reduced to
SIC. Dress goods were ia steady de-
msnd. Woolens ruled quiet. Foreign
goods were dill.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE was almost
deserted yesterday, for there wss no boat
in from above; little merchandise was
offe-iug and less was asked for. Corn
was In good inquiry, but there was none
on the msrket; 8 lot OF 50 sacks, received
the day before, brought 45c. Oats were
quiet, but preserve their quotations
firmly; S. sacks Of mixed sold at 44c.
Bran was without any snimstion; 100
sacks changed hands st Sl3 so. Hay was
apparently altogether desd, for we could
hear II nothing doing. CdTnmedl was
sc dun Sc usual u s. IS; IN St Louis, on
Saturday, meal quoted g 1902 20 for
delivered. PJtqt0es RTe yet very dull
and heavy 81 the .Ow prices now prevA-
lent; IS barrels Of early russets sold at
IS s lot Of pesehblows reported to be
100 bauelsl charged hands a. 81 rs.
Pr0UisioHs are repored by The Chicago
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CHANcERY SALES.

No. $50, o. r. D.-BarzilIa Eaney et -
grange and Memphis Railroad q a. ~ =; La
Grand seHteH DiSl Host x saJg or r. Fo-,
Pickering Il %. % Oha
an THURSDAY, MAJ. n IN 1879 AMI
~ continuing from Jaw to Tav untfi tbo
properly rs ulsP5Isee' Of, a. the southwest cor
ner OF Nam aad Madison streets, 3emphIs,
Iehn' tuEsuf-sC TO an order Of sale in the
above cause, from The Chan.erv Court, 1 viii
I'll, 10 tn'5 highest bidder, the following Drop.
cry, JO-Wit: Situated in Fort Pickering,
ana known on the plan Of subdivisions as
Block l. 10 lI2l22 p Is p 30 50 81 II; Block 2,
lots Il - Is % q p p %: Block g. tots 2356T
IL 10 Il Is p . q 80; Block 4 lots IS 20 q .
- BLOCK D lois y = ~ Block O. lots ii n
Is 20 %; Block :, lots u Il ID IS Il Is 10 2 q:
BLOCK s, lots 81 5 81 8; Block 9, J ssl2367Sg
IL u - p D p D 20 40 Il; Block TO- lots u Is "A
10 q y ~ 81 % 8 80 AZ A.; Block H. lots 10 n y IL
Is Is 81 80 Block p lots IOI6 Il 20 q % p .
q; Block IL, lots Is II IS D 81 % 80; Block -
lois 3 D Is 70 3 81; Block Is, lots 26TSgI 10
~ 10 10 IL y 70 n 81 ~; Block 10. lots . 10
Il Il q % . q . 70 y . 81 % 81 IS 80 40: Block
H,lots Il IS "A IS; b Ock 10, lots 81 10; Ock
y, lois 10 II Il; Block D. lots II % q;
Block D, lots :; BlOcs p, loss SIS 10 u y
Is II 1873 % p y %: Block 25 lots 10 NJ y
u o p: Block 10 lots II IS Is - 20: Block 2,
lots one-hat OF Q; BLOCK o, lots
234567Si IS Il; Block g. lois Y IL "a Is Is Il
Is 10 y q p; Block 80 lots 10 II y I3 70; BIOsk
81, lots :; 2 OCk 81, lots SO; Block 81 los
Block IS, lots , "a g; Block 40 lOts24.
-Four acres, described a. Depot Grounds"
on TIE plan of Fort PicksrinE- bounded on
the north by blocks IS and 10; on The east by
Fifth street: on he south nv blocks % ans ii,
and o. the west by Fourth street.
Seven acres, situated south Of the O. ID track
of Lagrange ana Memphis BailrOaf, Urr' Of
Solomon EOzells Held, rs poles vide end l56
poles and 20 links in length, the same con-
Yeyet by A. 3 Carr to Lagrange and siemphis
railroad Company by deed, recorded in
Book NJ, 24S.
Also. lot 80. 3, in block a, laid down on the
original map OF Fort PIcseTiug rs RISER
street, but now fronting 90 feet on Pamela
street, and running back 80 f5et-bOUu led on
the north by lot NO. !, in block A.
Also, lot no 9, in block A, ret apart origin
ally as PauO's street, now fronting 60 feet on
Broadway, and RUM inE back 5JGieet, bounded
on the east by 4OJ o.; on the west ~ 10 3, /
and ), in block A.
Terms-Notes at Z, y and Is months, with
approved security, and lien retained. Equity
Of redemption barred.
GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
Special Commissioner.
JNo. P. TRFz svANT, AUeuOneer. foZ9
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Thursday, April 6, 1875,

at IL o'clock noon, the property described in
said trust deed, as follows to-wit: Being lot
No. 3i3, 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 Ioity-eight and one
half Q4S1Sl feet to q stake; thence south par
allel with Second street seven ty-four and one
quarter go feet to a stake; thence west par
allel with Jefferson street enc hundred and
forty-eight and oue-half (l4S15) feet to the east
line of Second street; thence with said cas-;
line seventy-four and One-quarter (7414) feet
to the beginning corner.
All equity of redemption is barred by said
trust deed, and the title is believed to be good
but l sell as trustee only.
mh7 W.Y.C. HUMES, Trustee,
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Sales, % 600; tone Of market st 1920,
steadieT; 1850, quiet and firm; 1890,
barely steady; AS, frmer; 2:35, firm;
$40 firm.
New Orleans yesterday quoted mid
ding l2lc at the close, against l5sc at
the came time last yesr; receipts, 69l6
bales; ihus far this week, q, 772; sales,
1900 The market was quiet at the
opening, closed firm.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Upisnds, Std; Orleans,
69-l6d; sales, Il, 600 bslss, Of which 1900
were American Received, is, 900 bales,
OF which IA 500 were American. The
price Of middling came time last year,
7l5-l6d. The market was steady.
The Liverpool market for arrivals
was weak at the opening but closed
steadieT and 1924 higher. February and
March shipments, Charleston or SsVen-
nah, I'm c f, sail, 6td; March and April,
Charleston OF Savannah, !. m c., steamer,
6 5 32i; April snd May, ditto, 8 800
ST.; June and July, ditto, SD and
6l3 32d; May and June, ditto, 6 5 l6d
and 8 1884, July and August, ditto,
6 7-l6i.
Gold in New York closed at 1l4S; same
time last yesr, lis.
The movement at su the ports was re.
ported IS follows:
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees Sale.

pY virtue of the terms of certain deed in
- trust, made to me on the 29th of Septem-
Der, 1871, by r. q. and II. L. Brinkley, which
is of record in the Registers office OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book IS, page 230, and at
request OF the holder OF the debt therein Sc
cured (the said debt, interest and costs being
due and unpaid), 1 will proceed to sell, TO the
highest bidder, at public sale, for cash, at the
south west corner of Main and Madison streets,
in Memphis, Tennessee, on
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RIVER CHRONICLE.


The sun gotta fair shake at terra .tiraysa
yesterday, and rapidly dried up the I'M
comfortable condition OF Wetness left by
the rain of Monday. One of the good
effects of the rain, however, is seen in
the thoroughly clesnsed streets and al
Ieys, and the paving on the wharf. The
rivers continue their headlohg down.
ward tendency, and the probability is
that before many moons steambcatmen
will be praying for some Of the water
they have had SD much surplus Of the
past winter. Read the table and dis.
patches below for additional particulars:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SERVICE u. $. ARMY,
MEMPHIS. TENN. March Z. lS76.
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue of two several Deeds of Trust
% made 70 NE as Trustee, by John w. Todd
and Hesteran K. Todd, his wife, on the Both
day January, 1875, and duly recorded in
County Clerks office of Desha county, Arkan-
sas, in Book No. one, on pages 394, 1876, 1896, S97
and 1893, and Book No. two, pages 81, 8, 8 and
I will
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Monday, the 18th Day of March, 1876,

at u O'Clock M, at the southwest corner Main
and Madison streets, Memphis, Tennessee,
the following property, situated in Shelby
county, State of Tennessee, and described as
follows, to-wit: -Four acres of land, being
part of the A. Kerr subdivision, original lot
No g. and part of the WItheTspoen subdivis
sion, lots Nos. X, 10 and 20, on the north side
Resident [Triggl avenue, known as lot No. of
Newton rord subdivision, near the Her
nando road, about two miles south east of The
city of Memphis, bounded as follows, to wit
Beginning at a stake on the north side Resi-
dent [Trisgl avenue and the west side Fowler
avenue; thence west with the north side Res
ident [Triggl avenue four chains and IS links
1857 feetl to stake; thence north chains Al
links 1855 feet to a stake on the north line lot
No Is Witherspoon subdivision; thence east
four chains IS links l30S12 feet to northeast
corner lot No. Is on west side Fowler avenue;
thence south with said avenue eight chains IL
links 800 feetl 70 the beginning, and known as
the ">Bonner Place." Equity of redemption
waived. Title believed TO be good, but sell
and will convey only as trustee.
JOHN n. TAYLOR, Trustee.
l. N, Ford, Attorney. fbl2
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The COTTON MARKET yesterday had
again a good sale, bat there was less
eagerness 10 the demand, orders sppar-
entity being ia less pro fusion. The spin
ners took nearly One-ihird OF what WAS
sold. II Jlders, while firm, we're ready
sellers 81 quotations. Tne kilograms
from all directions continued favorable
The markets were firm both for spots
and futures, and Liverpool wss 32d
higher IN arrival. The New York BltL-
tetia, Of Saturday, reported: Grades
from ab0u; strict low middling upward
appear % be most in favor, a0d are held
With corresponding confidence. The adj
vicss from abroad we're somewhat bet
Ter to-day, but not encouraging for ex.
porters, whu are still entirely shut out,
and take little or no interest in stock,
the majority having ia fact no price at
which they are willing TO bid as long as
holders ideas remsio so far away from
q figure which would bffOFd q margin.
For future delivery the movement has
been quicker, and the market at times
a little excited, with prices on the up
ward turn, and making an advance at
one time o. &c per 10. With the start OF
the 'hulp tendencies developed fer
some little time past, operators for rise
gsined quite az advantage on the SITTER
tone Of the cable advices this morning,
and rs the receipts at the ports promised
light run, the position was stimulated
as sb4ve noted, a great many shorts COW
ering and number of purchases being
made for q quick turn on the RISE"
Quotations al the Memphis cotton ex-
change were az follows: