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National Republican., 1878-09-21
Auction Sales.--future DAYS.
.JoHN SHERMAN, Real. .Estale Ancti2necr,
~ st, CiOul Ilud luR,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IltPROvEp
PROPERTY on EIGHTH STREET NORTH.

TRtsrEE's SALE OF NALUADLE lMPNONED
PROPERTY on EIGHTH STREET NORTH
ENRT,
Bv yrlue Of desd oftrnst, dated June l. 1874 duly
recorded in lber ~ 70 10 5i3 Of the land oOrs
Tor the stfct OfCOumbh, and Rt tho rrVieT Uf the
party sccurpd thereby, will sell publ auction IN
\. y. IL, al O'Clock r. M, lot numbered ID T..
in k.ly's subd vision o. square ~ IN the city or
WashI gtou, u. G., together with the l'nI rJyomOUtS
'OTsstng uf fdesrable twO.stOry frame dwelling, with
OF, story back building aul cellar.
Term Of sale One third cash the balance In six tC)
tive We OlJ, and eighteen U' months with lnicre.t at
per nj . r annunn, sevur, y decd Of trust on
VI perry I'd. deposit OF sOp r. Iurrl at the time
Of sale and ali cunveyuncing at purchasers cost.
Terms to be compiled With In seven dlys,
MOstS KELLY, Trustee.
WILLIAM ". SMITH, salesman.
National Republican., 1878-09-21
Furnaces, Ranges &c.

FURNACES. RANGES. STOVES.
TO BUYERS OF FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Your attention rs invited to the
LAUSES FURNATE, Brick OF Portable,
WARREN RANGE, -
SPLENDID FIREPLACE HEATER
the FIFTH AVENUE PhRIoR, and othcr STONES
made hy Fuller Warren & Co.. of Troy, which am
cOniilen all the very best. Call and examine my
stock. l.. r. SIMPSON,
sgplsCo-im loj Prnnsylvnn!n avGnue.
National Republican., 1878-09-21
DR. A FL TAYLOR,
SsRGEGS DENTIST,

slS + STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
Irautni ,"ts CfirelL III IS, teeth hllrd, s. cents;
extracting. ~ cent. Icltly
National Republican., 1878-09-21

POBERT J. MURRAY,
N ATTORSFN-ATLAw,
No, 81 TouT-nnd-a.hAli street northwest (ChauuCpy
RuildIWg) Room Il,
United States Cvmmismler, Examiner In Chan
gerry, aud Notary Public, CuUnsriC rat Law aud 30
llCitur Tor Claimants, alIuu
National Republican., 1878-09-21

OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.l
On TIE RELATION OF CARL
sCHrhZ, SECRETARY OF THE IN
National Republican., 1878-09-21
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS

NOTICE To MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
which has been recently retittsd aud lIrusEel, l. Ia
Flake. captain Is the only bat allowed 10 lind pas
s-ngpT> al Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, st in
Guiding admission 10 Mansion and Grounds
steamer leaves Ssrenth-sireet wharf DAILY (5un-
day cIcrptei) at &c =. m. and returns Ri p NJ.
J. MCH. HDLLlSt'SW6RTH.
Supt lnries' Mount Vernon A,sosFaliOn
J.. l. BLAKE, steamer Mary Washington. ll-u
National Republican., 1878-09-21
Professional.

I PRONOUNCE THE ABOVE STATEMENT IN
r,-urI to the purchase OF Dental Association In
tho HHoye card Of george Is. Welph ~ slandut and
IL alsr.O- d. les+yl DIR. 4. l. HDNLAND,
National Republican., 1878-09-21
Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The vreat douhle.traci
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH NonTuwrEg9Ti, g iHWyE VEST AND SOUTH.
m TAttE tisEusf~r

10 TAEE EFFTCT
tUNDAN. LINE D lsis Al rs A NJ
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-07
THE WEATHER.

Table showing monthly means of bar
Ometer and thermometer, monthly veloc-
ity OF wind, and amount of rainfall, with
the prevailing direction of wind, &c, for
the month Of August. 1878:
Monthly mean barometer, y $685.
Monthly mean thermometer, 1902.
Monthly mean humidity, 81. 81 per cent
Highest barometer . sol, on the 18th inst.
Lowest barometer % so, on the 9th inst.
Monthly range OF barometer, o 64linches.
Highest temperature, 10l degrees. 9Th, cath.
Lowest temperature, Sc deg, 25th, % h, 3Oth.
Monthly range of temperature. A. degrees
Greatest daily range OF temperature, II de-
grees, on the 2ath. 3lst inst.
Lowest daily range Of temperature Is degrees
25th inst.
Mean of maximum temperatures q. l6 degrees
Mean of minimum temperatures c.. Is.
Mean daily range of Temperature 26.,3
Total rainfall or melted snow IS inches.
Prevailing wind, S.
Total number of miles travelled, s,664
Maximum velocity of wind, 40 miles per
hour from W on the 9th inst.
Number of days on which rain or snow fell 6.
WM. IL. CLENDENON,
Sergeant. Signal Service U. 5. A.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-07
BARRON COUNTY.

lfrom the Inland lribune.1
VIM. Ford brought us EBe sample Of
peaches raised in his nursery north OF town
OuR CORN CRoP a general thing,
the cora crop OF this cou 'iy Is good, large
amount beng of splendid yield and quaii-
~, bn' Ia some | caiities where they had no
RAIN Just at the time 1t was neecei the yield
is light, and some pieces are worth but lutte
Tnsi corn eau be sGoce, siuiiy raised here,
though there C a be no question.
THINK OF IT. Barton county raised
about 50 0O0 acres of wheat this year. Near
ly every farmer will increase his acreage
this fail, n,ne les. than twenty and some g.
high a. one hundred acres. Add to this all
the increaNe Of the past year given by the
Immigration, and We will simply stand in
amsr-meni at the enormous wheat crop for
next season.
PRAIRIE FiRH.-During the pressure Of
the manifold duties Of the farmer he should
not lose sight Of the FIRE 6eDd. The gras-
has grown abundsn,ly this season, and the
heated term through which We have passed
has rapidly ms,ured il. A FIRE started any
where on the prairies now would cause IN
told loss to property and endsneer life in
some places. II possible, therefore, the far
mer should prepare for this unveltome visi-
tor, as be is likely to spring into existence At
any moment. The labors OF year can be
suddenly snatched away, leaving . comfort
able farmer Psnnils0.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-07
ENTRIES UPON KANSAS LANDS

A table has been prepared al the general
lani otic. sho sing The number Of entries
uron public lands made ia each s ate and
T.rIitory Under the HOMESTEAD and timber
cui,ur. &C s -inc- the ps--ag. OF the original
HON stead act, My %, ls62, to June 20,
1873
From this table it appears that the entries
wee 3 ,0Si, o. 5, 8 greaser than tue mex
higne-. S ale. NJ inn.s ia
Ia 1875 the Kansas entriss numbered
1856, while for the Il 81 six months OF the
pr.s-nt year they numbered $500
Esch entry made probably dicates the
adiiiion of the locality-about i've persons
10 on. entry. Thus Kansas si,h $3.50 en-
iris hi- year has increased her POI ulation
&c, 600 from this sou'c, alone.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-07
CATTLE AT DODGE.

DIR. Csmpb,li v,-it.d Dodge City last
week to buy cattle AMI be gives us the fol
loving u.m OF iniers,. There ire nov only
about 5000 ca,ie there, priI cipaily beef
cattle, a large number OF iBf-iIor grades
Consisting OF Cove and younger cattle which
have b, ca picked over. Pieces run about ss
foIo.s: B-sf Gu tie, Sl7 head; 3yesr olds,
Sis 10 SIS, 2 var oIds, Sl2 20 Sl3; year
liEg.. IS 20 SO; cows IL 10 II. A large
nuaber are te.ng driven uorh into Dako-
IA tor winter quarters. six thousand changed
bands ip one uas for the territory. They
go here for winter quarter-.-Iatand Til
bune.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-07
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

The hEfoohlCAN FAAfronm'
The Republicans oil Kansas aihrm the IN
herent right OF the people and the constiiu-
iional power OF the Government IN eniore-
ing the rights of every citizen. The plat
form recites the achievements oil the hePuo-
lican party, Its fidelity TO liberty, and de.
clares the purpose OF the Republicans OF
Kansas to be to stand by their colors until
the great work is finished, and until the
guarantees named IN the declaration oil lnde-
pendence have been made binding In every
part OF the Union. II demands the pefiec'
paclhcation OF the Southern section OF the
Union on Q basis OF complete protection 70
every citizen in his political and civil rights,
and to this lnvokes the COURAGE and hdeii!y
OF Congress and freeldent. Inc three pianKs
on the financial question read "a follows:
The public credit should be sacrediy MAIN
tanned, and all the obligations honestly dis
charged; and that We deDounce the Issue OF
an rredeemable "sbsolute money" legal
tender scrip, as a species OF repudIaiicn
winch would ruin the credit OF the nation
and the business interests OF the country.
Thai experience has shown the greenoacK
currency 1.-THE creation OF the hspubiican
party, and under whose fostering care 1t has
been brought 10 par with coin) to be ad-
mirably adapted to the wants Of the trade,
and TO the end that there may be but one
clAss Of paper currency, we favor tie with
drAwal Of National bank notes, substituting
therefor greenbsck currency, iesued directly
by the Government, as the sole paper cur.
reDcy Of the country. And We demand that
il be Issued in sufficient volume 70 fully
sha %. ~ hsp.s wSeknnt xonpa-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-07
GOV. ST. JOHN.


The Leavenworh Tunes says:
Hon. John +. st. Jonn is ole OF the best
men in the pry. He Il man Of ability
and ,ntegr. y. and epjovs a reputation
thr .u.hou, the State that is without spot or
bl.mish. NJ w, thier man could have been
seiee,rd Tor The plAc-, and the Republicans
OF the Stare will rally TO his standard in the
c nrcio' ess OF supportings mao who is not
only sbi- u ,iisc.urse the duties o. the Of
fec sith credit to himself and the State, but
wno IL, a, the -sme time, in every way wor-
thy OF the 10 orsble PORTION to witch he
bas lie n 81 ct d.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-07
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

The to1 wing Is the ticket nominated by
the Republicans:
FIR Gov.rno. John p. ST. john, OF john
son county; ,ur L,utenan GoseInur, L. U.
Hanpnres, If NJ mtg u,,ry county; for Sec
Rotary Of S at, J mes SINH, OF Marshall
cou "; tor AUDI Or OF State, =. l. Bone
br.se, OF Shawnee county; Tor Treasurer Of
Sta'e. John Francis. OF A,l-n COUNTY; for
Attnney Gentral, willard DIVES. OF La
BIZ te county; for Superintendent Of Public
LIS rucsioD, Allen B L.mnon, Of Ccslry
Count, ior Cpi-f justice II the Supreme
Coult, A ben ii. Horton, # A.chisoD Co
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-07
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY, SEPT. 1873
PEACHES IN WESTERN KANSAS.

Tie Larned Press says $50 far as We
have ard, the frs peach rsised on the
sou lie Of the Arkansas RIVER, In this
couaiy, was in the orchard OF F Hogeniog-
Ter, from trees two years from the bud.
French mus, know how to do IT,"
We believe this sec ion Of Kansas will be
valuable for fruit. Our judgment is based
OIL ex yerienc,s that give satisfaction.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-07

The extension Of the A. T. Il S. F. road
towards Mexico is progressing at the rate Of
Two miles a day.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
DELEGATE, TO SYRACUSE.

Tammany primary elections were held last evenin &
In the Twelfth Seventeenth Assembly districts
select deicgates and aternatss Syracuse Con.
vention on tho 2sth inst There was no trouble in
either of tho DISTRICTS and the following tickets
chosen -
7aceifth Assembly District-Dels elsgatos-Hcnry Wot-
man, Patrick keenan,, W. W. Cook. Alternatss-M
Il. HOahau, William Rothschila and Joseph A. Lyons
Sepenteenfh Assembly Distrtct.-Delegatcs-F err
ick Smyth, Edward Schweyer, Walter Murray. Aiter-
nates-Nili,am joyce. James }. Martin, William
RinckOpf
No convention was held in the Nineteenth Asscm-
bly, district last evening, being stated that the
tice OF the meeting was published through mistake
Tho delegates will be chosen In this dstricI tonight
ALBANY, N. T., Sept. IL, 1873.
At tho Cortland County Democratic Convention nt
Cortland to-day, o. NJ Kellogg, X. Walworth Bourne
cuse Convention. Resolutions strongly sustaining
the policy OF Governor Robinson were adopted.
wArERrowN, N. T., Sept II, 1873.
The Democratic Convention In the Second Assem-
bly, district Of Jcerson county was held to-day The
Beach faction nd o. N. Wood, George T.. Tucker
gates TO the Congressional Convention favorable to
Low II. Browne. W. N. Thom pson was renomiuated
for the Assembly.
PALMYRA, n. Y, Sept II, 1873
The Wayne County Second Assembly district dele
gates to the Dem ocratc State Convention William
G. Burnham, Isaac G. Bronson and Alonzo Baker.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. II, 1873.
Tho following delegates we're elected TO the Demo-
cratic. State Convention Today
FIRST Assembly Distrios-John Corona, George
Char bers and Owen Ryan.
second Assembly District-wison s. Bissei, Her.
man s. Cutting and John Mittlcr
Third Assemiy Districl-Aibert p. Lanng, Peter
Doyle and Louis BapsI
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WOODBURY., N. j., Sept. IL. IS


WOODBURY., n j., Sept. II, 1873.
A republican convention to nominate a candidate
for Congress from the First district Of New Jersey,
comprising tho counties Of Camden, Gloucester Cum
bcrland and Capc May, was held day The Com
mittee on Organization reported Hon. Qunton Keasby
for chairman tho other temporary officers beng re-
tanned as the permanent oicers OF the Con vention.
Colonel William T.. Potter IN vigorous speech
nominated Hoa. George NJ. Robson TO represent the
district IN Congress. Tho name received with
great enthusiasm and cheering, aud the nomination
was made by accamstiop.
WOODBURY., n. j., Sept II, 1878.
The republicans OF tho FIRST district to-day pomi-
mated Hon. George N. Robson Tor Congress-
NEWARK, N. j., Sept IL, 1878.
Tho national party OF tho sixth New Jersey dig.
trict today nomioated Francis q. Bliss, OF Bloom
neid, for Congress.
ALTOONA, Pa, sept. II, 1878.
Samuel Adams nomiua tod for Congress to-day
by the nationals OF the Seventeenth district.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. IL, 1873
Ex-Governor Andrew j. Curtin was noniinat ed for
Congress BY the democrats OF Centre county to-day,
subject TO the decision ol the district conicre
ATLANTA, Gu, Sept. IL, 1878.
Tho Fourth Congressional District Donocrn attic Con-
vcnton met at Newman to-day, and after $50 ballots
adjourned until to morrow withoht a nomination.
Harris received q 2-S vocs, Parsons 10 I.3 and
smith O.
EUFALA, Ala, Sept. II, 1878.
After the 754ih ballot IN the Inird Congressional
drew his name from before the Convention, whicn
was Immediately followed by the withdrawal OF Gen,
cral Baker and Colonel Oates, when Colonel sam ford
nominated acclamatIon
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
NEW JERSEY GREENBACKERS

AN EXCITING CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION IN
NEWARK.
AZ Turn Hall, Newark, yesterday afternoon the
grcenbacKsrs OF the Sixth New Jersey Congressional
district met IN convention. Tho proceedings were
exceedingly slow ana poorly conducted. 1t took
nearly four hours TO reach a nomination, and that
only alter wraDging confusion and utter disregard OF
parliamentary rules Francis G. Bliss presided.
THO Convention voted all efforts
formulate platform, but finally agreed TO
accept as sucn the one adopted by the
national labor r-greepback party Citizcn Joseph NJ.
Keet leading socialist Of Newark, tried amid Misses
and opposition OF all Kinds 10 have resolutions adopted
makiug IT criminal offence 10 charge receive inter
est and for Industrial establishments to pvy chill
drcn under fourteen years OF age ho greeted by
chorus oi hssos ana cries Of ''Sit down, kecttl -
ono delegate wanted to Know "what tins 'erc Conven-
ton was Tor We have plenty oil platform al
ready. what wo want Is candidate. Givo
us 'un." Then there lively time
whether delegates from townships not regularly
chosen should bo admitted Alter much talk they
excluded. Delegate Lutz said that if Monte air
ddn't tunk enough of the movement TO have herself
properly represented she should not be allowed TO SIT
there. 1hcn nominations we're made--a oozcn OF
OF them. delegate created great laughter and APP
piauss by suggesting that C0rtlandt Parker be nom
mated Then came the voting. IL resulted, sfor
three baI,ss In forysix for pr \. o. Bliss the char
mau, and for,y-one for William Baxter. Bliss was
declared the nominee.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

JoHssrowz. N. Y, Sept. II, 1873.
Warren II. Bacon, Levi I. Marshall, L. A. Russell
and Donald Mcintyre we're to-day elected delegates
from Fulton and Hamilton counties 10 the RepubI-
can state Convention to be held at Saratoga. Tho
Congressional delegates elected favor the nomination
OF John II. Starin.
BrGHAMroS, N Y, Sept. II, 1875
The Republican Convention to-day chose =. G.
Millaru, George W. Dunn. Edward Con nor, George
w. St0ddard, David II. Hotchkiss and r. W. Hopkins
delegates TO the State Convention
WATERFOWL, N. Y, Sept IL, 1873
The Republican Convention Of the First district OF
st Lawrence county sends A. b. James, A. GODDARD,
Dunicl Peek and C. G. Egert to the state Convention
Daniel PECK was nominated for Assembly.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Sept IL, 1873
Tho Tioga county delegates 70 the Republic state
Convention, elected at Owego to-day, are Thomas G.
Patt, 4. A. Elmer, b. Sandncld aud G. A. Barragor
WELLsvILLE. N. Y, Sept. IL. 1878
The Allegheny county delegates to the Republican
State Convention are II. j. Swift, Hamilton Ward,
John 7. Wright J. II. Crandail and ID. =. wtter.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The first regular TALL meeting Of the Republican
Central Committee was held last evening at Repubi
can Hall, Tbr,y-third street, near broadway, Joseph
q. pinckney presiding. The Executive Committee
reported that they had inquired into the alleged
trouble In the Sixth Assembly district reported IN
January last and found that the condition OF affairs
that district satisfactory Alter the report oi
the committee had been adopted "A gentleman. not q
member Of the Executive Committee, asked for per-
mission to speak the report, out he was ruled out
of order and then that ne would appear
TO the state Convention Appropriate resolutions 90
the death of the late Joseph Arcnbod, OF tho Tweth
Assembly district, were read and adopted. The cGt
mittee tnen adjourned meet on thu evening Of the
third Tuesday Ia October.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
THE OREGON SENAIORSHIP.
sAx FnANclsco. SEM. II.

SAN FHANcIsco, Sept. II, 1873
A despatch received from Salem this morning an
nourced the nomination OF j. II. Slater for United
States senator by democratic CAUCUS Later a vote
taken IN both houses OF tho Legislature, which
resulted 10 his election. During an interview Mr..
Slater said that he not Ia y ympathy with nfla-
ton, advocated the substitution oil legal tender tor
national bank notes, opposed nnt money and de-
manded that the currency shall be on coin basis.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

MR DuRASD's RvAslvE SPEECH.
IL was then proposed to mako Durdnd's noninatlon
unanimous, wbicn was done, aud showed under tue
circumstances, Durano beng grccnUackcr, that Ia
this matter tho huru money men had agreed to yield
the nomination. Mr.. Durand came forward 70 return
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
DENIS KEARsEY srumprSo FOR BUTLER.

WORCESTER, Mass, sept IL, 1873
Dents Kcarney addressed about seven hundred
people on the Common tonight, urging them to sup
port General Butler He announced his Intention to
stump the State Ior General Butter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-28

meats firm; middles, sac Lard quiet but
steady, 7.221sc. Butter quiet; western, pa
81 o81f.
CINCINNATI. June 27.-Flour dull and
dropping; family, 81 50G6. Wheat Is IN
fair demand; old red. 95c@ 81 O3. Corn
scarce and firm, 4l@42c. Oats quiet but
firm, 26@29c. Pork firm, SlO(d ~ =. Ia La d
easier; current make, 6 CSC; kettle, IA "a "a c.
Bulk meats in good demand and strong, . -
as 65G5 90c. Bacon quiet but firm, 5; 75(q
615d6 DC Whisky, 81 05. Butter dull and
tending downward Hogs active and a
shade higher, 81 60@4 IS; receipts, 400
head; shipments, $50 head
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Flour dull for old;
easier, but not quotably lower for new;
fall superine, 81 65@2 80; fall extra, 81 80
81 j0@4 81. Wheat unsettled and lower,
8315c Corn dull and lower. SIC. Oats in
active and lower, 244@241sc. Whisky,
81 o. Pork firm; 50 70 delivered. Lard
quiet. S5c Bulk meats-demand active;
456@44. 53s@524c for winter meats at
Kansas City and Bonneville. Bacon scarce
and firm, 535@519. 61S@64,. 628@679c.
Hogs active, but lower tor high grades,
50 90@4; receipts, 5000 head.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Flour dull and heavy,
but holders are unwilling to make con-
cessions WheGt in fair demand at lower
rates; No. 2. 891SG cash, 8S24c July. Corn
steady but rather easier; 36l4c cash, 3652e
July. Oats steady and firm; 24c cash, 231s c
July. Pork steady; So 80 cash and July.
Lard active aud shade higher; 6.85@6.0715c
cash and July. Bulk meats steady, 458, so
@55sc Whisky, 81 06.
Second Board-At the close wheat was
dull and shade lower; 89c June. 8Sc July,
Sic August Corn easier; 36114 q 3658c July.
Oats irregular; 2318c July. Pork easier.
Lard easier, but not lower.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

Ta,RUSTEE'S SALE-Under and By virtue Of
II the powers conferred upon me by three several
deeds in trust to wit: One made and executed by j..
J. Sears and his wife, Florence Sears, dated August
g. 1874 recorded In the office OF the Register or
shelby county, In book l02, page 41O another made
and executed by the same parties, dated october 13
1874, and recorded In book 102, page 500; and
the other made and executed by j. j. Sears, dated
May 20, 1875, and recorded In book liz, page 2O4;
said deeds being for the purpose OF securing the
payment of the Indebtedness therein seveTally and
respectively set forth, Will, On saturday, <9I n
day of June. 1875, at the hour OF IL O'Clock
m, at the southwest corner OF Madison and Main
streets, In the city of Memphis sell to the highest
I'm Shelby county, Tennessee, to-Wft; Lot No. Q
the survey Uf lands of the estate OF Mrs. e. G.
Tucker, deceased: Beginning on the south side OF
Union avenue at the northeast corner OF lot No l.;
thence with said avenue eastward 3 13-1OO chains
the west side OF Rembe avenue; thence southwark
with the west side OF RemDert avenues 30-1OO chains
to the northeast corner of lot No. 3; thence west
ward at right angles with Rembert avenue, chains
to southeast of lot No. thence north with
the line or lot No /, 2S100 chains TO the begin
ming, containing seven 3-100 acres.
Also, the following described lot Of land lying In
the city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, on
the west side Of Causey street. and known and de-
scribed the undivided third part OF lot II, In
block No. Al, situated between Vance and kliot;
streets having front Causey street for the whole
LOT of seyenty-fye feet and running back two hun
ured feet tO the bayou The right of redemption is
expressly waived ana the right OF dover relln-
pushed In said trust Deeds and the titles are good,
but sell and will convey only as trustee This 18th
day of May, 1878. A. WOODRUFF, Trustee.
B. p. Anderson, Attorney.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-28

Tone OF the market at 1905, steadier, and
to points higher; 1858, steady; 1928,
quiet and steady; 1:45, firm; 2:l7, weak;
$40, firm. Sales, $4,000 bales.
New Orleans closed dull and easy at lie
for middling. Sales. 800 bales; receipts, net,
1877 bales; gross, 300 bales; exports TO Great
Britain. 37l7 bales; coastwise, l947 bales;
stock, s. IA bales.
Yesterdays Liverpool kilograms reported
the market dull; middlinV uplands, s 3-l6d;
Orleans, 63sd. Sales. 5000 bales. Receipts,
1850 bales, ali of which were American.
Liverpool ayY-irals opened at previous prices I;
June, 6 5 SD; Juue-July, 6 5 32d; Ialy Au-
gust, 5-32d; August-September, 7-32d;
September October, 6 1924; October NOvem-
Der, 1921. At the close, arrivals were
steady; June, 6 3-16d; June July, 16d;
July August, 6 3-l6d; October November,
64d. a.,
The movement at the ports was reported
fnilouys.