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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

SCINCINNATI, March 17.-Flour dull,
4 1905 rs. Wheat steady, 81 1901 25.
Corn firm, with fair demand, 49@50c.
Oats steady and firm, 3T943,. Pork
nominal, 1923. Lard quiet but firm;
steam. 138c bid, 13tc asked; kettle, 1870
AZ. Bulk meats quiet but firm, 81, 129
123c. Bacon firm, 81, Is, 1880. Butter
active; choice, 30@35c; medium, ESQ
&c.
LOUISVILLE, March 17.-FIour
dull; extra, So 1904; A No. l, SIS 500
25; fancy, Sc 75t98. Grain quiet.
97@41c. hay dull at SIS. Provisions
meats, 81, 12B@12sc. Bacon. 81, 1910
Lsrd-tierce, l4}c; keg, 15lc. Whisky,
ST %. Bsgging quiet at l2<913c.
CHICAGO, March 17.-Flour firmer
though not quoiably higher. Wheat
strong and higher at The opening, but
closed active and lower; No. 2 spring,
81 COZ. Corn generally unchanged, but
some sales rather lower; No. 2 mixed,
434c. Oats dull and nominal. Pork
dull and shade lower, So 1922 Is.
Lard-prime held higher, 13.25@l3.273c.
Bulk meats steady, So, 12s9l2sc. Whis-
Ky, 81 o..
ST. LOUIS, March 7.-Flour-double
and treble fall extras firm at 81 5095 so,
scarce and wanted; other grades dull.
Wheat dull; Nc. 2 red winter, 81 80
asked, 81 Al bid. Corn easier; No.
mixed, 4l@Hsc. Oats steady with fair
demand; No. 2, 34c. Provisions-Only
a jnbbing and order trade in any article.
Whisky, 81 06. Hogs stronger on light
receipts and cold weather; packing,
81 1908 25.
NEW ORLEANS, March 17.-Sugar
firm; common, 63@64c; fair, rode;
prime, 73c; choice, S0SBo. Molasees
commanding good prices; fermeDtiDg,
common, 3O932c; prime, 40@42c ;
strictly prime to choice. 48@52c. Flour
dull; superflne, 81; double extra, 81 80;
treble extra. S5(96 so; choice and family,
| $7@7 70. Cornmeal dull and lower;
81 25. Corn quiet; white and mixed,
! 52953c. Oats quiet, 40(943c. Bran
easier, 75c. Hay dull; prime, $l6@l8.
! Pork dull and easier, 1924 %. Dry salt
meats steady, 81, l2s@I3c. Bacon dull
and easier, lot, l3g@14c. Hams steady,
! 143@15c. Lard steady; fierce, refined,
1910; keg, lac. Rice dull and lower;
common to prime louisiana, 34(963c.
Coffee firm; ordinary to prime, 16l9lS3o'
Whisky dull; reetified, 81 O991 10.
NEW YORK, Marsh 17.-Flour is
shade firmer; superfine State and
western, 81 2O@4 IS; st. Louis, SIS q
@9; rye -four steady, 81 25@5 10. Corn
meal steady; western. 81 6593 20
Wheat more active; No. 2 Chicago,
81 20@1 234. Corn a shade firmeri
mixed western, old, in store, &c. Oats
s shade firmer; mixed western and
State, 42!@47c. Coffee tirmer with more
inquiry; Rio jobbing at 15l@19lc gold
caTgoes, l54@1SIc gold. Sugar quiet
MoIssses quiet; English island, 35945c
Porto Rico, 40950c; New Orleans, 45(d
0oc. Petroleum. quiet but steady; crude
SIC; refiued, 143c. Pork steady, $22 Il
@23. Beef-plsin mess, 123c; extrs
mess, I33c. Cut meats quiet; dry salt
ed shoulders, Sc; middles firm; western
long clear, 12ic; city long clear. 12Be
Lard firmer; prime steam, 133c. Butte,
firm; western, l6@333c; State, 2Ot&36c
Whisky hrmer, ST 10.
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Sales, 16 400; tone of market st 10 20,
a shade easier; 1880, quiet; 1920, quiet ;
l:3O. quiet and easy; 2:25, quiet barely
steady; 1915, quiet aud steady.
NsR 0rIasns yesterday quoted mid.
cling I24c st the Close. against 1899 at
the same time last year; receipts, 4246
bales: thus far this week, 30,Sl5, against
1858 same week last year; sales, 5000.
The market closed easier, but not quota
bly, lower.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplands, 67-l6di Orleans,
SD: sales, 1900 bales, of which o2Ol
were American. The price Of midolin2
same time last year was I'D. The mar
let was, at noon, firmly held, buyers Of
feFinz lever; at the close unchanged.
The Liverpool market for arrivals
was weak; March delivery Sayen'
nah or Charleston, I'm c s. i; June anC
July, ditto, 6 l7-32d audi 8 1906 Is 32d
May aud jane, ditto, 6 1924; Apr
and May, ditto, 6s@8 l3 32i.
Gold Ia New YORK closed st ll4$i same
time lat year, li6s.
The a, moyen6!c,,t Gt all the ports was re
ported SIS follows:
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Attachment Notice

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-State OF Ten
nessee, Shelby COunty-E. McDayitt, Re.
sewer, VS.. g. b. Vance.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 5455 OF the Code of Ten
nessee, and returned levied by attachment
upon the property OF defendant, &. 2. Vance,
who IL 8 non resident Of the State OF Tennzs-
see, and IS Justly indebted to plalntif in the
sum of SS39 %, due by account due and 94T,Pt.1iJ
1t is therefore ordered, That 800 a. befC-s me-
ant make his peT-Orar1 stp zeal saLlC5 AZ
lanes HeI. T. =, at my Office, in the city
OF Memphis Tenn, on the Sth day Of April
tschment suit within the time prescribed by
law or the same will De proceeded with ex-
Darte, and that copy OF this order be pub
tisbed once q week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
2lst day Of February, 1876.
JAMES HALL, 3. p.
IoTu Johnston. Attorney fbZ2 tue
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NOn-ResidenJ NOtioe.

No. I745-In the Cbancery Court Of Shelby
county, TennesSee-JOhn ii. Blackwell w.
q. NJ. Bartlett at al.
II appearing from affidavit in this cause
that John H. Blackwell, defendant to the
crOss-bill Of II. J. PTudsn, EXecUtrix OF X. A
Pruden. deceased, is g nonresident OF the
State OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make MS
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in tue
city Of Memphis, tennessee, on or before the
firEt Monday in april, 1876, aud plead, Az
sWer or demur TO said crOss-biu, or the
same win be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing eXparte; and that a copy
OF this order be published once a week, for
four successive v eeks, in the Mem DhI5 APP
peal. This oath day Of February, 1876.
A COpy-attest. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master
By E. B. McHenry, D. c. and N.
Estes & Elicit, SOls. for com pIainant in LrO8z
F-f
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the welfare Of bis institution a, hesIt
would hsve cOuntenanced for a mo-
msnt." The Herald correctly observes (:
"Tbe serious aspect of this bank failure
lies not go much In the occurrence itself
as that it shows that the old ulcer Of
commercial rotteuness has not yet been
prohed 20 the bottom" The Times re-
marks: "The enormous fall which has
taken place in the money value Of al
most all descriptions Of property has
thus far resulted iu surprisingly few
b NIX fgilures.D
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
wind and Water.

There was plenty of wind, Of the Arc
tic persuasion, yesterday, although the
stroye to make himself felt throughout
the day. At night the wind increased
almost to gale, and the temperature
went wsy down the vane, until the
weather appeared cold enough to freeze
the buttons eff of bronze monkey.
The rivers are still on the swell, and
those who predicted no spring Use will
have to haul in their horne, Particulars
in the table below:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SERVICE U. s. ARMY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, March II, 1875.
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DRY GOODS,
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 17.--Business
was quiet with the domestic commits
sion houses and importers, and the job
bling trade was moderate. Cotton goods
wer9 in steady request and unchanged
in fret hands. Prints were in fair re-
quest. Oriental, fancy and shifting
prints were reduced half cent. Cling
hams and cotton dress goods were in
steady demand. Wooden goods for
mPnla wear were nniHt.
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shilling advance on wheat, especially
foreign, and business is not checked
thereby. Tfsnssctionsconunue restrict
ed. English Is % desrer than 8 fortnight
ago. Flour is steady; other staples are
unchanged, though price are stifening.
Spring seeding operations have been de-
lsyed by the winds and floods Of the past
IN
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Attachment Notice,

no. 3O4L A. DIN the Circuit Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee. j, J.. PulGam Us. Mrs.
Iris e, Swiugley.
q this cause judicial attachment having
issued by order of the court, entered herein
January -, 1875, and returned into court levied
upon the real estate O. the Defsndaut.
II is therefore ordered, mat the said de-
fendaut, Iris Q. SWiugley, make her appear
ance herein, before the Judge OF the Circuit
Court Of shelby county, vt the courthouse, IN
the city of Memphis, on the third Monday in
May next, and defend this suit, within the
time prescribed by law, or the same viii be
proceeded with eEStte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once . week, for four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A copy attest: This 23d DAY Of February, ls-5.
b. +. COLEMAN, Clerk,
BY B H. Coleman, Deputy Clerk.
Harry Hill Atty for plaintiff fFg5 nj
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rr1r pRorITOE 'CHAEGE had no ami
Len tho general demand was so slug.
r,iSb thai cpV approach toward business
Sc o11t Of the question, Corn wRs less
raadiIv taken than freI2 the inquiry
M Je after it q few days ago migtt have
haen expected. The lots Wauged Aiusi
have hseu small, for the Two thoGsana
sacks that have been on the maIEeL lhe
last 6ay or two are not taken win any
sTirit Sales were 800 sacks at 44c, ana
100 sacks &. ASc; also 300 SACKS OF ear,
corn sold at 45c. Cas- are nesleGIsu anu
only p0or prices eau be oEtaIbeu' ueIo"
| what hOideTs regard as tneis EaLue, o oti9ae
80 saIes of so sacks OF inferior at 81 &c;
| IN escks mixed at 4i4G with privilege %
to;,in; the lot; fine white oats were OF
fsying ct A5c. Bran is in stea1yV tcqu'Tyi
ssIa @f 400 ssuk2 Of Nashville bran hu
! SIS 80. corn-bran was in small off
/ fsrir1. SO barrels sold at
! S13 Han was net in much Offering,
! holders pIOOably considering that TO
nush II would be "loVe's labor lost"
saIe OF q carload OF large bale prairie at
81 was all we heard OF. COTnaedI was
! sImost left out In the cold, so slight was
No demand; the few barrels that were
! ,-ten we're at g % Potatoes would
sff,rd & good subject for an undertaken
accustomed TO write pathetic poetry, as
well as to make coffins. 1t is q sorrow
fnI subject, a.d those who have tesrs to
sled osn shed them new. A little Grape
v-eener tied IN each barrel OF
them would be appropriate, and
tvinv them work veil suited
~ any B ,rigsb0Oid society fqr
doing GOOD. Potatoes are demoralized,
aud 2 juggler t0at could keep six balls
tossed m the air at once, could no. keep
the run OF potato prices, for they are al
wsvs on the TGa, Ike leakg ~hisBg
iug st 8 Temperance celebration.
Won want 70 BROW how far il Is to the
tom Of the sea, try to discover the
-, -. -vn TO the extreme cavity CT
oepen W r,onIz p, ioes. Owners west have
been written to tina. IA they ''m EeeI
sending potatoes to Memphis Jus" 10 Us
. nav the freight expenses upon them O.
. Ihey will not be received. 1t is expected
= thai this, sud the existing demorallza
I ton together, will limit receipts, then
. ss the stock on hand is not large, re
q sction will take place, aud as muen go
: out of potR. as will pay for the freign
q and barrel, at least. Auctioneers ar
e now employed to clesr of the pressur
:, of potatoes, d lot went to the ham zoe
a on Thursday Immediately on their a.
2 rival. Net0 potatoes from Loulsisn
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ROTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ia the District Court OF the United States, fol-
the District of Western Tennessee.-In the
matter of Nj. Wiggin, Bankrupt-ln Bank
ruptcy.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt:
TAKE NOTICE, That a general meeting OF
the creditors OF said bankrupt will be held
at the once of I. ]. Latham, Esq, Register in
Bankruptcy for said District, at Memphis, No.
10 Madison street, on the 18th day of March,
1875, at ii o'clock am, for the purpose OF de-
claring the first dividend.
l also give nQtloe that have filed my
accounts as assignee of the estate OF sand
bankrupt, in said Court, in accordance with
the provisions of the 2Sth section of an act of
Congress entitled IAN act 10 establish uni
form system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States approved March 2, 1858.
E. j. KARI, Assignee,
fb25 fri PSI Second street,
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DISPEEsARY.
DIR, ID. s. d 06Ugo2's
pE1yAEE
MEDICAL pISP6NSEnY,
No. IL JEFFERSON STREET.
Between Main and Front streets,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
TzsrABLIsuEp IN 1901
lEsTABLIsUEp IN 1891

DR JOHNSON is 8 GEuOrleCEeu pF % par
L J ties Interested. as 0y FAR the most success
fuI physician in the treatment o. prlVute or
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and peruls-
ueut cures guaranteed IN every case, male or
female. Recent cases of GouOrrhea and sym
Ills cured IN a few days, without the use OF
mercury. change Of diet or hludrance nom
business. Secondary syphilis, the last Nes-lEs
sradicRted without she use OF mercury IN
volun tary loss OF semen stopped IN snort
time. Sufferers from i'm potency or loss OF sex
uaI powers restored 10 FREQ ylgor in 81 rev
weeks. Victims Of selfabCse and eNcts=INa
venery, suffering from gpermatOrrnea and
los OF physical and mental power, speedily
and permanently cured.
Particular attention paid 10 the DiseaSe Is OF
Women and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured By new
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express % all parts OF the
country
once houIs nom am. to . pm. sundays
nom 20 pm.
does dAw ID. q. Johnson, 81. ~
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KOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY,

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of W stern Tennessee-In the
matter of Toof, Phillips & Co., Bankrupts.-
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF said bankrupt:
TTIAKE NOTICE, that a general meeting OF
the creditors OF the said bankrupt will be
hald al the Office of T. ]. Latham, Esq, Regis
ter In Bankruptcy for said district, at Mem.
phis, No. l9 Madison street, on the 10Th day OF
March 1876, at IL o'cIock, am, for the purpose
of declaring a first and final dividend.
We also give you notice that We have filed
our fnal accounts as asstgnees of the estate of
the said bankrupts, in said Court, and that on
the 10th day of April next shall apply 10 said
Court for the settlement Of our said accounts,
and for a aIscharge from all liability as as
sienees OF said estate, in accordance with the
PROVISIONS OF the 2Sth sectiln of the act OF
Congress, entitled "An act to establish uni.
ford system OF Bankruptcy throughout tbs
United States" approved March 2, 1858,
], N. OLIVER.
d, WQQLDRIGGE, Assigness,
ffY22 No. 10 Madison street.
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-state Of Tens
nessee, Shelby county,. A. GilJner vs.. s. T.
DGesOn.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3t55 OF the Code or
Tennessee, and returned levied by the proper
officer upon the property Of the defendant, VINO
is Justly indebted TO plaintiff IN the sum OF
seventy dollars, due by account, and unpaid :
1t is therefore ordered, That the said defend
ent make his personal appearance before me
James Hail, j. P, at my office, in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th day OF April,
1875, at 10 o'clock am, and defend said at
tachment suit, within the time prescribed by
law or the same will be proceeded with eX-
parte; and that copy of this order be pub
IIshed once a week, for fOUr consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
mig fri JAMES HALL. J. P.
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MONDAY. APRIL 8, 1876,

between Z m. and pm, in front OF the court
house in Memphis, sell 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, a lot OF ground situated ia Memphis,
SHELBY county, Tenn, being lot 2 Of the sub
division OF country lot 5l6: Beginning a. tbs
southwest intersection of Manassas and Mari
streets, fronting $50 feet on Mar siSsas by - ON
Mari street. Equity of REDEMPTION right OF
dover and homestead waived.
NM WIN. N. SMITH, Trustee.
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ny virtue OF q decree in the Chancsry Court
Is OF shelby county, in the case Of Mary j..
Campbell vs.. Joel +. Wilson 81 AL NO. III,
r. D. wherein have been appointed, IN the
place Of j. r. McNutt, deed, Trustee In Deed
In Trust executed on the 2ith Of June, le4Jr by
loci Il. Wilson and J. +. wilson for the pur-
pose OF securing a certain Indebtedness There
IN mentioned, which deed Is recorded IN me
Registers ONCE OF Shelby county In Deed
BOOK No. %, pages ls7-lg9, I viii, oy virtue Of
said authority, on
Tuesday, the 2lst Day Of March, 1876,
at the southwest corner OF the intersection OF
Main and Madison streets, Ia the city Of Mem
nbis. sell within legal hours, at public auction,
fo the highest bidder, FOR cash, the property
described in said trust Deed, tO-Tit: situated
in Shelby county, Tenn, and beginning at
the northeast corner Of j. ". Iay iOr's lot No.
/. thence west six chains and JWenty-three
links 70 stake, with three sweetgum point
ers. thence north four chains and EftY-eigEt
links TO d stake, with sWeetgum pointers
thence east six chains and twenty three links
- a stake in the west site OF MOseiy avenue,
and thence south four chains and dIty-eigLf
lin x to the eginning-cOn.Glniug twg acres
and $500. Tne equity OF redemption IS
waived Title believed 70 be good, but i SCI
and convey as trustee only.
JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Clspp & Meux, Attorneys, ibis
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Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: Ordinary, 9 $685. good
ordinary, 10 1850; low middliDg,
II I-l6s; middling, 1879. Price Of
middling same time last year, 1910.
Sales, 200 bales. Receipt, CIT bales;
SO far this week, Gl47 bales. The tone
of the market az 1880 WIS dull 1910,
easier; 2 20, easier; 3:05, essier.
The following are the closing rates in
New York futures Tor yesterday and the
day before:
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COTTON sTATEMENT.

Imports-M. & c. r. R., 2O8; NJ. & T.
R. R., 122; l. d h. 6. S. r. r., III;
P. & NJ. r. r., 123; M. & L. h. 4, W.,
SIS; steamers, 249; estimated per wag-
OBS and other sources, 75.
Erports.-M. & G. r, $50; N. q T.
R. r., 557; L. q n. G. S. r. R., 700;
steamers north, 546: steamers south,
666; by rail north, 1880; by rail south, 557.
Inc following are the official tsle-
grams of the condition OF the domestic
markets as received at tine cotton ex-
hau
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER a Deed OF Trust made 20 me Is
u Trustee by John W. jefferson. Deem Der
10 1874. registered in beck lOi, page 46i, 20 Sc
cure to j. H. Mcdonald, guardian, the debt
therein mentioned, which Is credited by
$3.50 81, 1 will, on
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LEGAL
ADMINISTRATORS EOTICF.

HAVING qualified as Administrator Of the
ID estate of Hiram Illman, deceased, all
persons indebted 70 said estate will please call
and settle the same; and all those having
claims against said estate will present them
to me, for payment, or they viii be barred
b. W, WILLIAMSON, IL, Admir-,
fbl7 thu No. Il Iufgu street
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NSTTCE BAERRUPTCY,

In tho Distriot Court of the United states, for
she Distric ct of West Tenn essee.-In the mat
ter of John Smith.-In Bankruptcy.
TIIHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
] appointment as assignee OF John Smith,
of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis February 26, 1876. Ib26 sat
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ThnrsdaY, ApriI 3. Is2R.

said trust deed, as FLOWS, tO-Wit: Being lot
No. 3f3, as known upon the plan and map OF
the city of Memphis, beginning at the inter-
the south line of jefferson street; running
thence east with the south line OF jefferson
street one hundred and folty-eight and one
half lisa feet TO a stake; thence south par
aIIel with Second street Ssventy-fOuT and one
quarter go feet TO a stake; thence west par
aIlel with Jefferson street one hundred and
forty-eight and One.haif (l4515) feet to the east
line OF second street; thence with said e3st
line Eaventy-fOur and One-quarteT C7354l Zee
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.
nh7 " Y q HJMES. Trustee.
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LADIES LIST.
A LIEN MRS Z Atkins Miss 2 d
BARTON MRS R Bsnkhead Mn Gen
- Black MIS- l. Bennett Miss
B1ota Mrs brown CLANCY cob
Brown Mis- II
ILAYTOS MRS 81 CiRrkrOn Miss
Il locke MrsTR cole Mis- II
tCnroy arsB Conaway Miss A
Collins MrsEC Coleman Miss
lICKENs MISS Deasou Miss A
" Denton Mrs VI
TvLDER MISS b tcolg EdTington Mis- n A
FARRELL MRS Flynn Mrs NJ
z Farrow 8rs u FRrnya Mrs
Fisher Mrs Nc Fulmer Cecilia
Fuller Mrs d
I,ARVIN MRS Gordon Ms c
VI GOsnall Mrs l. GoOdfOr Mrs >
GOIld Mrs VI
TAENA MRS NJ Harrnstad Miss J
II Hawkins Mrs L S haynes Mrs IN
Herbert Miss Hickey Mrs NJ
I'm M sK Howard Mrs l.
hoge NasE Hunter MIS- + W
gADOBS MRS \ Jonge Ann
IL Igyce Mary Jayues Mrs 4
ZONES HisJ Johnston MusJ V
JvISG MRsAE KeIch Mrs NJ
N Kenny Mrs VI 4 King Ars Vi
4 ANGSTsN VI ~ NJ Lorton Miss NE
ss'DASEL Mss > M'KAy Mrs " G.
u Macentire Miss = Massey Miss
Mas0uico Miss l. MARS NJ is 4
Myers Miss MuEes Mrs +
Montgomery Belle Morrow MrsJM
Moore MIS- 4 MUrgBn Miss CIR
Murphy MusJ Montgomery Mrs 81
Nicely MISS p
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Puryear Mrs
nUISS Mis-
s,ANKIS MRS r Reese Mrs II
n kEnuie Mr. VI EAnes Miss VI
EOzme Mrs N 4 rogers Mhs m
LtHELBY MIs5N simon Mr-H
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: OF BETTE sheridan Mrs 81 i
SadaTAns Ms shaw Mrs Il
Springer Miss l. cob Sneed Mrs
Surnler Mrs . L Stevens Miss
E,HOMAS MRS A Thompson Mrs r
IN Iulpson Miss Taylor Miss + (c1D
Thgg Mrs " Irrelevant Mrs IL NJ
Turner Mrs II A
VTEDIsBURG MISS NJ
kUALLES MI-S-A y Watson Miss
~ Wsinsbirg Mrs 81 MItt Mrs "
White Miss Wheaton Mrs
WIT Miss r WOrshHm Mrs
WJOten Miss
WELL MRS KATE
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The following is the comparative cot
ton statement for tie week ending
March 18th, at all Usitsd States ports SIS
compared with thecOrresponding week
IL
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The COTTON MARKET yesterday had
lees stimulating news 20 cheer it; the
markets were quiet and easy, but with
out change Of quotations. The coDse-
quenCe Wss more essiness In our mar
kets, which tended in fsvor OF buyers;
there was no decline, but the inside fig
ure was more prevalent. Toe demand
was good, and the greater com plsisanCe
Of sellers increased the ssleg. Exporters
again took over one.b5li the cotton sold; ;
speCulstors took 400 bales, which was
more than on any previous day Of this
week. Tie London cotton regular week.
ly circular, issued by the Liverpool cot
ton brokers' association, has the follow
ing comments: "The increased business
Of last week has been fol owed by an eX-
tensive demand throughout the present,
and though the tone wss quie;er to-day
Thursday prices have advanced con-
sidsrably. American descriptions have
been in very large request, and prices
advanced from 81 to Id; Ssa-Island
cotton has been 10 fair demand at steady
rates, except for lower grades OF Florida,
which are a hslf penny lover. In fu-
lures transactions have been large; prices
rose fully 516d, but the market has beeD
quieteT for the last two dsys, and quota
tons are now only one fsTthing above
last week." Quotations st the Memphis
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