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FINANCIAL.

There Is better and more hopeful tone
about business, although little is do ng; loan
able funds are abundan1 and when a move
ment does spring up, there will be plenty
OF money TO start the better times on. Rates
remain nominaiy Sd 10. hut the inside figure
Is almost the only one. The exchange rate
yesterday RENAME at par buying and
Il premium selling on New York; on other
eastern cities par buying, and Il premium
selling for both demand and sight; on New
Orleans, II discount buying, selling at par .
The New York World, of Monday, reports:
The following were the rates of exchange on
New York at the aforementioned cities: SA-
yannah, par and Il premium. Charleston,
$3.50 Il premium. New Orleans, 1-16@
Il premium. s.. Louis, 81 per $1,000
premium. Chicago, sos premium. Boston,
par and I215c premium. week ago Chi
cago was not quite so 6rm. aud Boston still
reported l216c per $1,000 discount; there are
no other changes" la the last eleven weeks
the specie 10 the New York banks has
been reducel nearly 81, 100000. By
far the larger part Of this re-
duction has been on account Of the bond sales
of the treasury through the syndicate and by
popular subscription. The bullion value here of
the new silver dollar was about 901sc gold. y
The New York Shipping List says there is a
report that Mexican dollars are now coined
in New York for circulation in this country.
They are bought by manufacturers at a dis
count and passed off upon their employees.
The retailers have 10 take them, and as they
cannot pay them IN bank, they circulate them,
driving United ates money out. Some day
they will drop to ninety-fve cents, and the
people will have TO bear the loss. The New
York Tribune remarks: The extreme ease
Of the money market is by no N cans health
full or cheerful sign so far as general trade is
ropoarnad
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passengers for eastern points cheaper than
ever. See her agent.
Inc Grand Tower, arrived from Vicksburg
yesterday, lays over till FIVE this evening,
| when she sails for st. Louis.
There Is a good deal Of round the-co
talk about the fall business, and from what
we can gather there will be lively times for
awhile, at least. But the result will be as 1t
has always been-the longest pole will get all
the persimnons. Now, 1t only remains to be
seen who carries the longest pole.
Our twilight friend, of Madison street,
tumbles gracefully to our racket about the
laying of the cornerstone OF the new
''shanty" soon TO be erected on the bluffs, OF
which occasion we remarked ne had been
chosen grand orator. A few of the old
mackerel brigade will honor the occasion
with their presence, and ''hands on your
pocket-books" will be the watchword. Our
old friend Kinney, the tarpaulin proprietor,
having le,t the matter entirely IN the hands
of 1.-The mob, Of course will not be in any
way responsible for what transpires on that
day.
The New Orleans Times of Sunday, says:
"The United States marshal sold at public
auction, on Saturday noon, the steamer John
Means to Joseph Kelley, ship broker, for
$3.50. He also sold the barges Ironton and
w. 2. Halliday to the same party, for S2O5O
I'd $3.50, respectively. and the barge Mary
Ann to Captain J A. Aiken for $500. Quite
a competition existed, the sale being attended
By large crowd Of prominent steamboat
men, among whom we noted Captains Hi
Davis and Henry Lo1rey. Mr.. Kelley was
acting for the Babbage transportation COM
pany. -
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EscuIents and Fruits Apples, nominally
$2@2 so per barrel. Lemons. per box, s. 30
| @6; oranges, per box. 81 so; pota-
toes, new, per brl, 50@ 75c; onions.
new, 81 1898; beans, per bushel, 81 so
az; dried apples. 21S@4c; dried peaches,
table, choice. 15@20c; butter, country, 100
l5c; eggs. 9l0c; nails, per keg,$2 so; vine
gar, per gallon. lS@25c; tobacco, per h.,
asa 90c; spice, l9c; pepper, l619c; sardines.
$l4@l4 50; oysters light, l h., 55@
60c; oysters Qight, 2 ID sl@1 10; coal
OIL lie; matches, Sc 25@6 50; cotton rope,
lie; grass rope, ll@1211c; powder, kegs,
DC; soda, assorted cases. 5@51sc; cheese,
nominal, l0c; new raisins. 81 l5@2 %.
GBY TELEGRAPH
LOUISVILLE, June 20.-Flour dull;
family. s. 75@4 so. Wheat dull; red. 90c
Hay dull, $9@11. Pork steady, SO Lard
quiet; choice leaf, tierce, Sc; kegs, Sc. Bulk
meats strong, ), 5.60@585c Bacon. Sd,
Whisky, 81 o.. ' 4 49,
ST. LOUIS, June 20 Flour inactive.
Wheat opened strong and higher and closed
at inside prices, 81 o. cash. Corn higher,
35H @354c. Oats higher, 26c. Whisky,
81 06. Pork quiet but firm: jobbing, 940@
meats strong but nothing doing; clear ribs,
5B@6c; clear, 615 @614c. Hogs quiet, s. IS
as IS.
CINCINNATI, June 2O-Flour dull
Wheat in good demand red, 95c@$1 05.
Corn easier, 3S@4Oc. Oats frmer, 26@29c.
Pork quiet out firm; 80 asked. Lard
scarcer and firm; current make, 6.95c bid;
kettle, 74@74c. Bulk meats strong, 5,
5.45@5 Csc. Bacon quiet but firm; 5.25,
5.85@6 l0c. Whisky, 81 04. Hogs active,
firm and higher, So 1908 IS; receipts, 2l00
head; shipments, 1000 head.
NEW YORK, June Colour nominal.
Wheat dull; rejected spring, Csc. Corn quiet;
steamer, 421l@4314c. Oats strong and high
er; mixed western. 30@3lc. Coffee quiet.
Sugar dull; Cuba, 7zs@75 l6c; prime, 71sc.
Molasses steady. Pork quiet, $40 l21a@
10 25. Cut meats steady; middles, Size.
Lard lower; prime steam, 7221a@7 .25c.
Butter steady; western, 10000. Cheese
quiet, 3@91Sc. Whisky nominal, 81 O81s.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-Flour-su-
perfne, So so. Corn dull and lower, 49@52c.
Oats, 3115@32c. Pork in fair demand and
higher, $40 25 Lard-tierce, 7@7l4c; kegs,
74@74c. Bulk meats-shoulders, to arrive,
424c. Bacon active and higher. 81, 614@
61sc. Coffee-Rio, cargoes, 1424@17c gold.
Sugar-common to good common, 6@64c;
fair to fully fair, 6s@71 prime to choice,
74@814c; yellow clarified, 811@84c. Mo-
lasses-common, 23@25c; fair, 25@28c; prime
to choice, 30@42c. Rice, 6@7c.
CHICAGO, June 20.-Flour steady Wheat
in good demand at lower rates, but unsettled;
No. 2, 9514c cash, 9135@9119c July. Corn
in fair demand at lower rates and weak;
$3.50 cash, 361l @363sc July. Oats inactive
and lower; 24c cash. 231sc July. Pork in
active aud lower; 80 20 cash and July. Lard
dull aud shade lower; 6.85c cash, $3.50
$3.50 July. Bulk meats steady, 438, 5000
5.50c. Whisky, 81 05.
Second Board-Atth the close wheat was active
and shade higher; 9l55 @914c July. Corn
was frmer, but not quotably higher. Oats
were firm and &c higher. Pork was dull,
weak and lower; 50 1919 July, SO 271a@
8 80 August. Lard vas dull and lower;
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Tone of the market at 1905, firm and 5
TO points higher; 1858, weak and / to 8
points lower; 1887, stead:er; AS, quiet and
a shade easier; 2:l7, a shade easier; $40,
weak. Sales, 5000 bales.
New Orleans closed dull at ii &c for mid
ding. Sales, $50 bales; receipts, net, III
bales; gros 542 bales; exports coastwise.
1887 bales; stock, 39,073 bales.
the market quiet; middling uplands, Gid;
Orleans, 7-16d. Sales, 5000 bales. Re
ceipts, 1850 bales, all of which were Ameri-
can.
Liverpool arrivals opened 1-32d better;
June-July, 732d; July-August, 614@
6 7-32d; August-September, 6 932d; Sep
TENDER October, 6 l1-32d. At five o'clock
arrivals were steady; July-August, SID;
October November, 5-I6d.
The movement at the ports was reported
"a follous.
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Minimum Thermometer, 90 deg.
WIN. MELROY. Sgt. Sig. Ser. q. 8. A.
BY TELEGRAPH,

BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, June 20 Noon Weather
partly cloudy and warm. River falling.
PORT EADs. June 20.-No arrivals. Sailed:
Bark Arno, London; brig Josefa Leyva, La
guna.
PITTsBURG, June 20-Noon.-River6 feet
6 inches, and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-Weather clear.
Thermometer so deg. Arrived: John A.Scud-
der, st. Louis; John w. Cannon. Louisville.
Departed: New Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, June 20-River rising, with
IA Clio feet by the gauge. Weather chiefly
clear till evening, when it clouded and rained
hard for an hour; clear tonight and cooler
Thermometer &c to 80 deg.
CAIRO, June 20-Noon - Weather clear
and warm. Arrived: City of Helena, St.
LOUIS, pm; Golden Crown, Cincinnati. 10
leans, 10 p.m.; Andy Baum, Memphis, 3 am;
Capitol City, Vicksburg. 4 am; Cherokee
Pittsburg, am. Departed: City of Helena,
Vicksburg, ii p.m.; Golden Crown, New Or
leans, midnight; John Dippold and barges,
st. Louis, midnight; Andy Baum, Cincinnati,
ar 4am Capitol City, ii st. Louis am Cher;
feet inches, and falling. Weather fair.
Thermometer 80 deg. Arrived: City of AL
ton, New Orleans, pm; James Howard,
st. Louis 6 pm. Departed: City of Alton,
st. Louis, pm.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Cons Millar, CINCINNATI; Golden Crown,
Cincinnati; Grand Tower, Vicksburg.
DEPARTURES.
Golden Crown, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Grand Tower, Cons Millar.
BOATS DUE.
DO,On-Clty of Helena
UD-Coahoma, Golden Rule, Katie Hooper.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs PoINT-Coahoma, Stack Lee, mas
ter, FIVE pm.
CINCINNATI-Golden Rule, O. P. Shinkle,
master, five pm.
CINCINNATI-Cons Millar, VIM. Tichenor,
VIcKsBURG-City of Helena, |. H. M'Kee,
master, ten am.
ST. LoUIs-Grand Tower, George Lenox,
master, i've pm.
RECEIPTS.
Grand Tower-13 bales cotton, "a dry
hides and 49 beer kegs.
Golden Cr3wD--l30 pkgs furniture, % bdls
paper, 8 burial cases and lot of sundries.
Cons Millar-63 brls -four, 1872 brls meal,
40 sacks corn, l91 brls whisky, 20 bales hay,
4S casks bacon, 5 tierces hams, % casks bot
ties, 125 sacks bran, us kegs nails, los kegs
soda, 200 boxes soap, 235 boxes soda. 248
boxes bottles, 608 bdls paper and 400 pkgs
sundries.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business quiet.
The Coahoma sails for the lower bends at
five o'clock as usual.
The Golden Rule aisfor Cincinnati at five
o'clock this evening.
The City of Helena sails for VIcksburg at
ten O'Clock this morning.
There was painful, excruciatingly painful
dullness In rver circles yesterday.
The Golden Crown was due last night, and
no doubt passed down for New Orleans
The Cons Millar, in from Cincinnati yes
terday, had about three hundred tons, and
registered fair trip of passengers. She re-
turns this evening at FIVE o'clock.
The Cons Millar is the Ohio river packet at
the usual hour this evening. Her advertise
ment announces her determination 10 carry
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under advices from Liverpool of a rather
tame character, but there appeared still
few operators left to bid the market up, and
as they met with no great resistance, a reac-
ton was brought about, and pretty much the
entire shrinkage recovered; the upward turn,
beng aided by rumors of quite unfavorable
weather reports from the south. These,
however, were not fully confirmed. and the
bidding slackening off somewhat, values
eased up again, and finally closed two points
under Saturday evening. with the market
very quiet The bureau report came to hand
to-day, and while probably as a whole en-
couraging, fell rather fat upon the market,
its purpott having been pretty much all dis
counted"
IBY TELEGRAPH
The following are the official kilograms OF
the condition of the domestic markets as
received by the cotton exchange:
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Eating ia q TOrture,

And sleep often mere travesty of repOSe, to the
dyspeptic. Appetite is co,respondIngly impaired by
this most prevalent OF maladieS, and headaches,
blousness. constipation poverty of the blood, loss
of flesh and OF vitality, and a thousand annoying
and lndescribable sensations, its concomitaRts.
1t is, moreover, the pIogenitor of numerous and
formidable bodily disorders Obstinate it is,
however its complete eradication may be effected by
the persistent of HOstetters Stomach Btters, a
medicine which communicates both vigOr and regu-
laTy to the organs of digestion ana secretion,
lakes the bowels gently but thoroughly enrches and
purheS the blood )motes appetite and gives tran
guilty to the nervous system Persons of weakly
constitution and feeble physique who this superb
tonic infaliby derive from ii the stamina of which
they stand so much in need and II is invariably
cessful in remedying and preventing malarial
diseases
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TBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, June 2O.-Woolen goods
rather more active, but buyers are pur-
chasing lightly. Kentucky jeans of the best
grades are in fair request, but other makes
are quiet. Cotton goods are quiet, but fairly
steady. Prints are jobbing fairly at low
dress goods are dull. Foreign goods are in
active
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BON AQUA SPRIN'

THIS charming summer resort, located eigh
l. from Bon Aqua Station, thirty-nine miles
Nashville. on the Nashville and Northwestern
road. will open for the reception Of visitors OH
l, 1878. The association have this built iery
attractive 2-st0ry hotel to meet the increased de-
mands of its visitors. The waters of these Springs
celebrated for their recuperative effects upon
delicate men and women, shattered and exhausted
constitutions, we'll as for the cure of diseases OF
the alimentary canal, dyspepsia chronic dlarrhea,
constipation and summer complaints of children,
diseases of the Kidneys and skin. and menstrual
disorders, etc The elevation is 500 feet above Nash
vile. Atmosphere, cool. dry and salubrlous.
BoARD-Per month, S35; per week, SO: per day,
81 Special rates for families. Children and sery-
ants, half-prce.
Railroad fare for the round trip,S9 3d. Correspond
ence invited. Address 50 Bon Aqua Springs Associa-
tion,'' or A. GENNETT, Business Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn.
DR.. A. Morrison, Resident Physician. For those
who enjoy horseback or buggy riding. first-class
livery stable will be Ike pit by Elias Napier. Special
commodatOnS for those who take their own vehicles
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No. 1903, R. -Chancery Court of Shelby COUNT
Charles Collins, guardian. etc. for Anna ana
Camilla Pope, vs. Anna Pope ct al
BY virtue of interlOcutory decree for sale, en-
tered In the above on the 18th day OF March,
1874, and renewed, etc, October q, 1876, ana
amended etc, December Il, 1875, and renewed Oc-
tober 3D. 1871 and May IL, 1873, Will sell al pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder, IN mont OF the
Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse Building Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, June 2&, IS7S,
within legal hours the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee 10 Wit: Lying
in the city of Memphis and known and described
upon the plan OF said city part of lot No. 3d.
and bounded as follows, towit: Beginning at
stake ON the south side of Madison street - feet
lOl5 inches east OF the eastern line OF tOUrth street.
(said Fourth street being 80 fest wide, and:aken on
the west part of lot No. $685. running thence east
wardly with the south side OF Madison street - Iet
Inches TO a stake; thence SOuthwandly at right an
giles with Madison street, Is feet inches; thence
Westwardly, parallel with Madison street 3S feet
inches TO stake; thence nOrthwaTdly with the eat
line of lot No. $50, II feet inches 10 the Degln-
ming on Madison street.
Terms of Sale-One-thIrd cash; balance in and
IL months; notes bearing interest from date with
security; lien retained to secure same, etc rms
MAY ri, 1878. E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master
BY r. j. Black, d. c. and N.
Jarnagin Frayser and c. W. Metcalf, AttJs
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and ndS-
cretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood ETC., Will seDda receipt that Will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South America.
Send self addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station d. Bible House. Mem York.
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EUN REK.
SUMMER Is ESOBT
JORDAN ROCKBRIUGE ALUM

q Springs. kOckbridg- County, Va.
These delightful Springs are eight miles from
Goshen Depot on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
from which point elegant coaches run regularly over
good road through beautiful and picturesque
country. The Improvements are entirely new, and
embrace al the modern cOnveniences for the most
comfortable accommodations. The principal hotel,
In addition to PaTlOrs Dining-TOOm Ballroom, ETC.,
contains upward of one hundred chambers all newly
furnished, with gas and electric bells in each Ghe
only summer resort in Virginia which has. There
are also superb cottage accommodations. Post and
telegraph offices in the hotel. Two daily mails from
all points. In addition to the Alum waters whose
medicinal qualities too we'll known specially
refer to- there Is on the grounds of the strongest
and best Chalybeate Springs in the country which is
direct and powerful tonic. For further parricu-
lars, terms. etc., circulars at Messrs Mansfield &
Co.'S and g. W. Jones d Co.'S, Druggists, or address
by letter JOS. n. WOODWARD,
Manager at the Springs
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CHANCERY SALES.


NO. 4Z4S, N II. D.-OnaIlceTY Court OF Snel0y cOun
V-Elvira Rhodes Ell al. vs. Betsy koen ct al
By virtue of an interlOcutOTy decree for sale. en-
tered in the above cause the 21th day of EebrU-
airy, 1873, and renewed by decree OF May 81, 1878,
viii sell, at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
at Collierille, Tennessee, on
Saturday. July O. IS5S,
within legal hours. the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tenn, tO-wit:
Ill Northeast Of and adjoining the town Of Col
lieryie, the same being all that certain piece of
land described as follows: Beginning at stake on
the State Line road the southwest of the land
sold TO j. w. KOen on the 2d Of July, 1872 by j. h.
Collier and b. q. Barber; thence north 524 yards TO
a stake, the southwest corner of ST 96l00 acres
sold by Lewis Reve TO j. ". Keen the 21St day OF
March, lS49; thence east with said line TO stake
2IO yardS thence south 324 yards TO stake on the
State Line road; thence west go yards with said
acres.
RI Also the following described property, lying
and being in the 10th civil district of Shelby county,
Tenn northwest of and adjoining the town of Collier
vle being all that certain piece of land containing
1928 acres conveyed to j. w. Koen by Thomas
Moore, by deed dated February Z, 1852.
70. Also, that other certain piece of land con-
veyed to said j. W. Koen by Lewis Reyel, by deed
IA Also, one other piece of land being the west
half of tract of So 39100 acres conveyed to said
j. W. Keen by A. 81. Montgomery by deed dated Au-
gust o, 1851.
The first piece U8 acres) will be sold I'm one tract;
the other three pieces will be surveyed and divided
into two tracts and sold accordingly plat and
full description of all this property can be seen AT
the Clerk and Master Office before day OF sale.
Terms of Saloon credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months; purchaser to execute notes with
approved security; lien retained property till puT
chase money is paid. Equity OF redemption barred.
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By E. B. McHenry, Deputy c. and NJ.
Jarnagin ETayser, Soils. for complnt. 1ul3 thu
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Tuesday, &5,h day OF June. 1873
NON-RESIDENTS.
NOn-Resident NotIce

No BPS, r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county Tennessee-F. VI. Waldran ct al. vs. Willie
Hamilton Woodruff et al.
IL appearing from the original bill In this cause
which is sworn to- that the defendant. Willie Ham
iltOn Woodruff is resident OF the State of Ten
heSSee and a resident of the tate of Louisiana:
1t is therefore ordered. That he make his sp-
pearance herein. at the courthouse Of the Probate
Court. in Memphis, Tennessee on or before the
first Monday In July, 1878. and plead, answer
or demur to cOmplainant's bill, he viii be
taken for confessed as to him ana set for hearing
eXparte; and that copy OF this order be published
once week for four successive weeks. in the Mem
phis Daily Appeal. This May 20, 1878.
A cOpy-atteSt JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
By hugh B. Cullen. DEPUTY Clerk
Harris, MckiSick Il Turley. Soils. for commits
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL.

Old Point Comfort Va. Situated within 100
yards OF Fort Monroe Open all the year, with pie
capacity lor $50 guests. Has all modern improve
ments,elevatof gas and electric bells every Toom
water, Datn-rooms and closets on each floor Six
daily mails, and telegraph Office Fifteen to twenty
nrstciass steamers land daily, except Sunday, 90
yaros rom the door Superior beach for bathing at
door-steps. and good from May until November.
Boating, fishing and driving especially attFactiye
send ier circular describing hygienic advantages.
and number In room, length of stay etc
d. PHOEBUS Proprietor
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SATURDAY.. JulV liz. 1878.
Chaneery sale of Real Estate.

No. 2924.-Chancery Court of Shelby cOunty-A. W.
Phelan vs.. h. ID. FiZeT ct al
By virtue OF nteIlocutory decree for sale, enter
ed in the above cause en- the 22d day OF May 1873
will SELL at public auction TO the highest bidder In
front of the Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse
Building, Main street, Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, June 80. 1875.
within legal hours the following described property,
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee. tOwit: Lots
81 and 33, In block 81, commencing al a point on
the north side OF Linden street lS1 feet q Inches
east of the intersection of Linden with Lauderuale
street at the southeast corner OF lot late H. T. Farms
wOrth's, now belonging TO T. H HaTtmus; thence
northWrdly with EarnSwOrh's east line 100 eel 10
an alley; thence with said alley eaStWardly 10
feet; thence southWardly 100 feet 10 the north line
of Linden street, thence westwardly with the north
line of Linden lbs feet to the beginning with
the privileges and appuItenances thefeunto be
longing.
Terms OF Saloon a credit of seven months; pur-
chaser TO execute note with approved security With
lien retained on the property TO further secure same.
EQUITY of redemption barred. June 3, 1873
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY (. b. McHeEry, Deputy Z. and NJ.
Sol nnInIl,lt
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COTTON-TIES.
American
COttOn.Tie Supply Co.
&c CARONDELET STREET.

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 30, 1873.
To Cotton Factors, Planters and Country Merchants
Generally:
OWING to the present low price Of iron, and the
~ increased facilities which the above company
possesses, they have now, and offer through their
agents (as below enumerared), 75 600 bundles OF
the well known Beard Lightning Tie, and an un-
limited quantity OF the Popular and celebra ed
Arrow Tie at prices hitherto unprecedented, under
full guarantee as TO quality For sale by
Hill, Fontaine d Co. Stewart, Gwynne Il Co.
j. T. Fargason Co. NJ. l. Meacham Il Co.
Brooks, Nicely q Co. A-C. d B. Treadwell d Co
=. NJ. White Co. Estes Doan d Co.
G p. Hunt q Co. Fader, Jacobs d co.
Porter, Taylor Co. Guy, billiard & Coffin.
PeaTce Suggs d Co. Harris Mallory d Co.
Scheduled, HaDauer q Co. j. N. James Sons.
Fulmer, Burton Co.
American Cotton Tie Supply Co.
r. W. RAYNE, President.
JOS MCH. HOLMES, Representative for Memphis
care Southern OIL Works.