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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
COL. JOHN III. GROESBECK.
General Belief That He Has
Committed Suicide.

New YORK, April 30.-The relatives OF
Col. John Groesbeck have called upon
the police to aid in the search for him,
and headquarters detectives to-day
made injuries of number of business
men in regard to his habits and his
movements. The brokers and others
called upon, generally expressed the
opinion that Col Gr0esbeck had COM
mitted suicide, and that his body. when
found, would be in some unfrequented
place. No trace of him has been dis
covered since his visit TO Wall street on
Saturday afternoon, April 18th, the day
he left the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
Lake Navigation obstructed.

BUFFALO, April 3O.-Five propellers
started from here to-day, bound for the
upper lakes, but were only able to get
about three miles out, owing to the ac-
emulation of ice, which extends above
Erie. Four steam barges in tow bound
for here are near Point Abino unable
to make further headway. The wind is
blowing southwest and very cold. Tugs
were sent out to assist incoming crafts,
but were unable to get through the ice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
ev Orleans.
[ For Addiionni Mart,t. See FourA PG9e.
Fight with Road Agents.

sAS FRascIsoo, April 3o-A Eureka,
Nevada, dispatch says: The Ruby Hill
stage was stopped near Eureka. last
night, by three men. and the passengers
and express box robbed. In Eureka,
last night, two OF the men went 10 liy-
cry stable, bulldozed the bostlers, took
two Of the best horses and started of.
They were pursued by the sheriffs
posse and overtaken this morning at
Railroad Canyon. The thieves showed
fight. One, named John Sullivan, Was
killed, and the other wounded and taken
TO Jail. Sullivan ID from Massachusetts,,
where be has q wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
central Ohio Director. Elected.

CoLUNBUs, April 3O.-The stockholders
of the Central Ohio railroad met here to-
day and elected the following directors:
II. J. Jewett, J. X. Swami, William
Dennisn, w. B. Brooks, J. W. Hall,
w. J. Jenkins, Upshur Johnston, John
King, Jr., Davis Lee, Robert Garrett,
J. G. Harvey, Daniel Applegate and w.
II. Clements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
To be Executed.

LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-In the Circuit
Court, to-day, Judge Jackson overruled
the motion for a new trial in the cases
of Robt. Anderson, white, and Charles
Webster, colored, under sentence OF
death, the former for the murder of
his wife and the latter for raping girl
under twelve years Of age. June 9th
was fixed by the Judge as the day Of
the execution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April 81, I 4. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, north
and east winds, partly cloudy weather
and occasional rains, rising barometer
and lower temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, north ana
west winds. partly cloudy or clear
weather. preceded by light snow or rain,
rising barometer and stationary or lower
temDeratures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
Arrested for Defrauding the Government.

New YORK, April 3O.-George Reed
was arrested to day on a warrant from
Chicago, by United States Deputy Mar
shal. He is under indictment in that
city for conspiracy to defraud the gov
ernment in the matter of contracts on
the new postoffice building there. Reed
was taken before a United States Com
missioner, admitted his identity,
waived an examination and agreed TO
proceed to Chicago in charge Of the Mar
slal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01

REMEMBER the date-Thursday, May
Il. Go 10 the Big Show and you will
see John LowlOw, Americas Greatest
Clown. Wit without vulgarity, Satir-
ical without offence, Pointed in morals
and veritable genius in the Temple OF
Momus. Chief Of the Council of Fire
appears here with the Great London Cir
Gus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01

WAIT for the Big Show. Because you
will see l6s,OOO yards Of canvass, Ten
Tents. Ten Shows, Illuminated by the
Brush Electric Light, equal to 5000
gas jets, turning Night into Day. Our
canvass is lighted with dazzling bril-
liancy, procured at an expenditure OF
$4,000. The only show that can afford
TO use it. 1t is a marvel OF the age, 10
be seen here only with the Great Lon
don Circus and Combined Shows,
Thursday, May Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
,,....obrsstts Temperance Law

BosroS, April S0.-The civil damage
hin vas passed by the Legislature, which
PERMITS the recovery OF damages result
inc rom the sale of liquors from the
owner OF the building wherein the
Gouor is sold. 1t was signed oy UoV-
ernor Talbot this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01

WITH the greatest of all shows, on
Thursday, May l5, Senorita Adelaide
Cordona, the Lady Champion Bare Back
Rider OF the World, on single and four
horses. Engaged at the enormous SUN
of 200 pounds per week. Her first aP-
pearSnce in the United States. Without
an equal. The Supreme Equestrian
Empress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01

New YORK, April 3O.-At the monthly
sale of 100000 tons OF Scranton coal to-
dav the following prices were obtained:
Steamboat - 024, CRATE > %, egg 3 OF
az 10, stove > S7!@2 40, chestnut
- oAlt2 ~.
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shooting ARRAY.

MEMPHIS, April 3O.-In a shooting
affair which occurred this afternoon on
board OF the steamer COnshama, \. j..
Foster shot John West, breaking a
bone in his left arm. Foster was ar
rested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
PRODUCE.


NEw YORK. April 30 -Coton-Quiet at
II 6l1Ic. Flour-Stcady and unchang-
cd; receipts 10000 barrels. Wheat
Higher; receipts 1000 bushels; re-
jectcd spring 76Ca,77c; No. siC9S5c; No.
3 spring 0OCd9lc; do ungraded spring 10
g2c; ungraded winter red 81 07tal 10;
No. . do. 81 l3t; No. do. VI II;
No. 2 amber western 81 lliGgl IL; un.
graded white 81 09(dl III No. 3sl OGtD
/ O8i; No. 2 do 81 O9t6)l 09i; No. do
sales 1900 bushels nj II llG9l II 4.
Rye--Firmer; No. western ailoat 57c;
No. Milwaukee in store Isle Barley
-NominI lily unchanged. Malt-Dull.
Corn-DulI, receipts ~ 900 bushels; un-
graded 42lCaiic; No. 3 42c; steamer
43c; No. 2 434GG43ic; No. 2 white 47c;
steamer white 43I@yIic. Oats-Aciiyc
and shade higher; receipts 10000
bushels; No. 3white 32ito33c; No. 2
3i@3ilc western mixed 32ta Sc; white
western 33s SIC; No. 2 Chicago in store
3llc. IIay-Demand fair and market
firm at iOtdI5c. IIops-Finn and un-
changed. Coffee Steady. Sugar-De.
mand fair and market firm; refining fair
10 good GlmGlc. MOlasscs-Dull and
unchanged. Rice-Stcady aud in fair
demand. Petroleum Dull; United
75c; crude 7l@Sc; refined SIC. TallOw
-Nominally unchanged at Bsc. Rosin-
Dull at 81 37!@l 30. Turpentine--
Heavy at 30Ic. Eggs-Easier; western
IL 1c. Pork-Weak; mess - 0jta,g 25 for
old; $40 - new. Bcef-Firn. Cut
Meats-Quiet; long clear DC; short clear
ste. Iard-Weak; prime steam s6 -.
Butter-Unsettled; western btsll
Cheese-Firm; western 2(a7ic. Whisky
Ats OH leather Nominally uD-
changed; hemlock sole, BuenOs Ayres
and Rio Grandc light. middle and heavy
weights l9Ca2lc. Wool-Dull; domestic
fleece 2Glo. 3sc: pulled l7Gg3Ic unwashed
9d2Ic. Manufactured Copper
Quiet and steady new sheathing &c.
Pig IrOn-Steady and IN fair demand:
Scotch SD OOCa22 30; American $1,000
10 %. Russia Sheetng-At sl0 BOO
1915. Nails-Cut q Is; clincb s. 100
40.
CHICAGO, April 30.-F1our-hteady
and unchanged. Wbest-Dcrnand fair
and prices a shade higher; No. 2 Chica-
20 spring SOLO y0ic cash Gle seller May;
g2ic seller June; No. 3 77lc; rejected
85lo68Ic. COrn-Fairly active and
shade higher at 33Ic cash; 3i.c seller
May; 3ii@3jc seller June; DC seller
July. Oats-Fairly active and shade
higher at 2ilc cash and seller May; 2jl
N,25ic seller June. Rye-steady at i7c.
Barley-Easier at 6i(aG5c. Flax Feed
Unchanged. Pork Fairly active and
shade higher at 81 i2!G9 4J cash and
seller May; 81 52lls9 So seller June;
80 62i bid seller July. IArd-Moderate-
ly active and a shade higher AT g. %
cash and seller May; 81 GIs6 07t
seller June; 81 I0,a6 l2I seller July.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-steady and unchanged atsl0L
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April %. - Coffee -
In good demand, jobbing ordinary 10
prime lIi@I6c. Sugar-Quiet and
steady; inferior 10 good common 1s)
5ic; common 20 good common 1a5ic;
yellow clarified GtG7ic. Molases-
Dull and nominal; common Zc; fair
3Oc. Rice--In fair demand; Louisiana
ordinary 10 choice 5is8ic.
I For Additional Marf,tz See Fou1h Pdg>.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01

RAILROAD BoNDs-Actiye the great
feature OF the market was an advance
in Wabash equipments 10 81; con-
soils convertible rose 2 per cent.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SroCKs-The market was irregular
Granger shares weak and declined lC9
i per cent. on the day. Coal stocks
fell off under rather free selling move
ment, and at the close showed loss of
t(dl per cent. Telegraph shares were
adversely affected 10y the announcement
OF the incorporation oi the Union
Telegraph Company and Western
Union stock declined from l05t Ia los,
and the A. x Z. from 3iito 32i. South
western shares were generally quiet, cx-
cept ~. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern, which advanced per cent.
for common and 2! per cent Tor prefer
red, closing at about the highest prices
The Trunk line stocks were strong and
fraction higher, except Michigan Cen
tral which sold down from Slt to Tsl,
recovering Ia 70. The transactions ag-
grcgated l7I,0OO shares, OF which !, 400
were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, 1900
Wabash, 1000 Northwestern common,
5000 preferred, 5000 II. Paul common,
1900 preferred, 1900 Delaware, Lack.
awanna and Western, 1900 New Jersey
Central, II 900 Michigan Central, 400
G. G.. x |. c., 1000 81. Joe, $500 Ohios,
1900 Western Union Telegraph, $1,000
ST. Louis, Kansas City and Northern,
1900 Kansas Pacific and 1000 Kansas
and Texas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01

up the Government, Mr.. Knott said, is
absurd. There was no revolution in
volved in the controversy. It would
not be starving the army to withhold
supplies. 1t would simply be a declara-
ton under the Constitution by Congress
that they are ready to disband the army.
Not to make supplies for an army is to
disband it, and not TO starve it. Mr..
Knott said that if anybody north OF
Mason and DiXOn's line thought the
Southern people wished to destroy the
Government they were greatly mis-
taken. The South would fight harder
to prevent the destruction of the Gov
ernment than it once did to destroy it.
Chalmers, Of Mississippi,
took similar views. He was glad that
the President had vetoed the army bill.
lie had been afraid that he would
sign that bill and veto the legislative
bill, and the Democrats he thought
would not have had as good ground to
stand on had the bill be signed. The
message, he thought, was an assumption
of power. Ii accepted, it would itself
be a subversiOn of the government
Mr.. Chalmers was of the opinion that
Congress will remain here now and
enter upon general legislation. He has
no idea Of an early adjournment.
Senator Wallace.
said the talk OF compromise was un-
founded. There would be no cOmprO-
mise. The Democrats do not intend TO
back down. III the President would
sign the bill by having it modified in
some particulars, the Democrats might
change the bill, but they will never
surrender.
Senator Allison,
who represents general Republican
said that there were not a
hundred men who voted for HAYES who
could not approve the message 1t left
no ground upon which the Democrats
could stand. IL covers all the points in
controversy. Itprevents the Democrats
from succeeding by modifying the bill in
any way so as TO secure the Presidents
approval. The message gives notice
that the dill will not be acceptable eX-
cept when presented as straight apprO-
priatiOn bill, without the riders.
The Greenbackers.
4 representative of the GrCenbackers
SAYS that they will all, with the possible
exception of Lowe, vote for a resolution
10 continue the appropriations on the
basis of last years bills until December,
and give up the fight. Lowe, it was
thought, might decline to vote. This
said the Democrats will
have to back down. They are in a pre-
Iicament, and there was no other way
out of Il.
Combinations.
WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The Senate
confirmed the following nominations;
L.. ;. COnsuls, John ID. Arguimber, OF
New York, at Denea, Spain; RObt. p.
" ilsOn, of Pennsylvania, at Moscow;
Geo. W. ROsenelt, Of Pennsylvania, at
St. Helena; Francis p Nanwick, OF IL
.inois. at Turks Island; @. w Gritfin,
oi Kentucky, at Auckland; Eli Van
Prang, at ParamaribO; Howard White,
Of Nebraska, Indian agent az the Oma-
ia Agency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
Greenback Caucus.

WASHINGTON, April 30. The National
Greenback members of the House also
held caucus OF three hours duration
to-day, on the subject OF the Presiden-
tial veto. A general interchange Of
views occurred, but no definite action
was reached as 10 what course they
should pursue. Information obtained
from trustworthy source indicates
that the meeting was not altogether har-
mOniOus, there being great diversity OF
opinion existing as 10 what steps should
be taken, and in the course ofthe debate
the fact was developed that the Ma
tional party will not stand as a unit on
the question when it comes before the
House, but it will divide, some sustain
ing the veto and others opposing 1t, and
a third faction reiraining from voting
either way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 3 to 4 Per Cent.-Goy-
ernments Fim-fIour Steady and
Unehanged-wheat Higher
Hogs Steady.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April 80. - MoNEY -
Closed easy at 3IG4 per cent Prime
mercantile paper 4a5per cent: Sterling
exchange, bankers bills dull at 4s6;
sight exchange on New York 4s7i
SILvER-Silver at London 10 l5-l6d.
Bar silver here 81 0sI subsidiary silver
coin l(gli per cent. discount
GovERNNENrs-Firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-01

... ...t there win De no
.I.r..us-jrV possible that
... ,Huu ur three weeks after
.-.-.t.g. I.I. Congress
-.-- until November. lie
... .rr.-5Iou, w1g.d dare
-r.~- together. should a re-
... .... auu. 10 t.a .lI was issued,
. ,H.. tuu House might not
... Republicans. be- slys, can
.. upon On. veto message
,- ....a.y eight worIs i'm the con-
-. Zoo Keep ,ur peace at the
l.., aw cuu.yrryi mo- power
PRESIDENT t1 put soldiers at
d. .-. % he dsJ not have it by that
an. .' ... could not aecpit by preventing
,l. OBJ. ,Ic lass. Speaking for him
s,I. ,I. Knott said he could get
P-.. ".,Aou, the appropriations if the
f5s.,l...at could without Inc army, and
Tr.. W., ~,l'.I both appeal TO the country.
''N ABOUT revolution and breaking
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How the Gar Travels.

PARIS, April 30.-The most remarka-
bic precautions were taken during the
Cars recent journey to Lividia- Sen
tinels were placed the whole length Of
the line. Traffic was stopped and all ac-
cess to the line was prohibited for twen-
ty-four hours before the departure OF
the royal train.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-28
NON-BESIDENTs.
Non-ResIient Notice

No 3O45-In the Chancery Court OF Shelby County
Teuuessee.-A. Woodruff receiver, ETC., vs.. MARY
II. flthLan, et al.
I T appearng from the hill in this cause, which IS
| sworn to, that tue defend ntS, Mary NJ Elthian,
J5set h Fithan and A L. NhteSides, are non resi-
dents the state OF Tennessee, tnaE they are In
debted 10 the complainant In The sum OF SbS0 20
by open account and att lchmeut having been Issued
and levied on the propert, or said defeHdentS.
Il is tn IefOre ORDERED, that they make thelI ap-
pearance herein. az the courthouse IN tle 9l,y OI
Memphis. Teune sSee. on or before the nF-t M'icdS
in March 1879, ana pl ad. answer o. CenuT 20
cOmplaiGants bill or the same viii De tdssh tCI GU
fes-e as TO them ana set loT lie ring eNpaite, III
that copy Of this order BE- published oncs week
Tor four sue ,essve weeks, in the Memphis appeal
This 23d da, Of January, 1873.
A OOpy-AtteSt 800 -, -, ,,-..-
BYE. B. M'HESRY, Deputy clerk ana MASTER ..
Johnston q Ford, sol, for Complainant IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-28
INSOLVENCY.
InsOIYent Nnfices

No. 3OS9, R. 5-State of Tennessee, Shelby county.
TO J. E Blaydes Administrator OF the Estate or John
W. Pitmau deceased
TTAVING suggested the insolvency Of the Estate
[ / OF John W. Pitnan, deceased. you are hereby
ordered 10 give notice, Dc adverJis -ment IN some
newspaper published within the said state, and also
al the Courthouse door Of Shelby county, for all per-
sons having claims against said estate, 10 appear
and hle the same with the Clerk of the County Court
authenticated IN the manner prescribed by law, on
or before the
23d bay Of May, 1879.
and any claim not filed on or before day before
an appropriation Of the funds or said estate Is
made shall be forever barred both In law and equity.
witness my hand, office, this 2}d day OF De-
cembeT, 1878. OWEN DW1Eh,
Jerk Shelby County Court
BY HUGH B. CULLEN, ID. c.
In accordance with the above the creditors OF the
Estate or John W Pitman are notified TO fle theil
claims. j. L bLA1DEot
Administrator John W, Pitman, deceased.
TaNlnr Il CaTrnll AttOrneYs. IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-28

New Jersey Central sold up from S613 TO
39l< After these stocks the leading features
were Lake Shore. Erie, Delaware, L9ckawan-
ma and Western and the granger shares.
The market clo-ed strong. Transactions ag-
gregated 1000 shares, of which o3,UJO
were Erie, -, 900 Lake Shore, 300 Wabash,
1900 Northwestern comm N, l5.O90 pre-
ferred, II 900 St. Paul common, 1000 pre-
ferred, $4,000 LackawanDa, 1000 New
Jersey Central, 300 Michigan Central, 9VyO
liica Pacific. 5000 St. Joe preferred, 20O0
Onias. 5000 Western Union and 54yO
81 sour, Kansas and Texas. Quotations;
Western UmoD, 1864; Quicksilver, l!Z755;
QUICKSILVER preferred ,323l Pacific Mhl, ia;
Ma-iposa, 3: MaipOsa preferred. ,; Adams
express, lO6: Wells & Fargo express,
SO; American express, 494; United
States express, 4Sl5; New York Central,
l73{; Erie, 25l6; Ere preferred, 45ts; Harlem
1873. Michigan Central, S538; Panama, l33;
Union Pacific, 74Il; Lake Shore, 7l5s; Illi-
nos Central, S25g; Cleveland and PlJJsburg,
92J5; Northwestern, 57l5, Northwestern PIE
ferred, ssh; Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati
and slndi tnaPohs, -; New Jersey Central,
39l6; Rock Island. 323s; st Paul, 800; St.
Pau preferred. S25s; Wabash, 22ls; Fort
Wayne, los; Tesre Haute, 35s; Terr5 Hdute
preferred, 8; Chicago and A ton, 1874 Chlca-
20 and Alton pref q, l0j; OHIO and MIssIs-
siupi, l13s; Delaware, Lackawsnua and Wes-
tern. 81 a. Atlantic and Pacific telegraph COM
pauy, 81; Missouri Pacific, AZ; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, Is; Hannibal and
ST. Joseph, I516; Hannibal and st. Joseph
preferred. 43l{; Canada Southern, So;
Central Pacific bonds, 1924; Union Pacific
bonds, l09IS; Union Pacific land grants,
lib; Union Pacific sinking funds, ll314.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-28
TRUSTEES SALES.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of certain Deed OF Trust made TO me
ID as trustee by D. A and E. 7. Campbell, his wife,
and recorded In the registers Office OF Shelby cOun
ty In book i0S pages $50, go and 26l, 10 secure
the payment OF the note therein mentioned, default
sell, at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets In the Taxi gDstTct, formerly known as the
city OF Memphis Shelby county, Tennessee, by re-
quest of the beneficiary, on
Friday. the ssisI Day of March. 1879.
at public ion, TO the highest bidder for cash, al
TWELVE O'Clock IN the following described real
estate lying ann being in the county OF Shelby State
of Tennessee: Beginning at a stake on the north
side OF ST smore 1888 feet east OF the Inter
ection of tlmWOUd and M'Lemore avenues: thence
east with NJ LemoTe avenue 27S feet TO a stake 2OS
feet west the of Raleigh and II LemOre
avenues: thence north parallel with Raleigh avenue
1913 feet III stake; thence west ZIS Ieet to stake;
thence south t2S feet to the begiuniug-contalntng
tour acr more or less-being ths same as conveyed
in the above trust deed to which erence Is made
for more particular description.
The title Is believed To be perfect Equity OF re-
demptiOn, etc. waived but sell and will convey as
trustee only. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Johnston Il Ford, Attorneys.
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Trustees sale.

FINDER and by virtue of two deeds of tTust, ex-
ecuted to me by Mrs Marg ret Kenz er, dated
respective IL the qth DAY of June and the 4th day or
october S73. which of record in the Register
office of shelby county. State OF Ty nneSSee IN books
g6 ana 81, pages 1876 and 5:}2, Will, on
Tuesday. March II, 1879.
in front of the Courthouse tween the hours OF II
m and , o'cl ok D m sell to the highest bidder 1OT
cash the following described property tO-1it: Be
Cunning at the int rsectiOn OF buppeTt's alley and
Poplar street known as Poplar Boulevard and run
ming thence east with Poplar street fifty 900 feet to
a stake. thence south one hundred ana ten ana q
half q 1UI5) stake thence VT u nifty GOD
feet to HuppeTs alley; thence north with said Hup-
peTts alley one hundred and ten and half q lOl2D
il ct TO the beginning 1t being the property kept as
- Beer Garden.'
The title to the property is believed to be perfect
and ii has been arranged that Immediate possession
be given to the purchaser, bat sell and convey as
''u''e' 0"'' T. B. EDGINGTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-28
DRY GOODS.
ERY TELEGRAPH.I


NEW YORK, February 27.--Buslness was
irregular to day with the package houses
and the iobbing trade ruled quiet. Cotton
goods in steady demand and firm. The
prices of jo5bers have advanced on some
makes of grain bags. Prints net. Gmghams
in fair demand. and dress goods doing we'll
Foreign goods fairy active.
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'Tue Llne ut tue tuture marhrt was as TO-,
lows: At IO:IS, steady; 1888, quiet and
steady; I1:3G, quiet and frmj 1880, quiet
and steady; i:3O, quiet and steady; 2;5o;
quiet aud steady; 3:I5 firm. Sales, $4,000
bales.
or for niddhnu. Sales, $500 bales; re-
ceIpts, net, S26S uales: stock 358, 574 bales.
fhe Liverpool kilograms yesterday re-
r9rtsd the cotton market dull; mlddlng
hollands. SGD; Orleans, SAD. Sales, I9Uo
males. Of which -- were American. he
ceipts, $500 bales, all OF which were Amer
T5verpool arrivals opened with futures at
,,rsvIous prices; February, 53sd; May-June,
57.I6l; July August. ) 1924. At o'clock,
Mach April quoted 525d. No later dispatch
e. received.
The movements at the ports were reported
as follows:
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New seriesI New Series!

TT1HE PEOPLES BUILDING CoMPAHY'issne q
L New Series of stock every month. STATED
meetings are held on the first Tuesday evening OF
eacn month, at ia o'clock at No. 29l Main street
second story, to receive 0ueS. join US Tor salety
economy and experience" Loans made on 5000 pay.
ing real estate anywhere In shelby county. Money
10 loan; Stock for sale; No back dues. Informstion
'''e'i'D''' S W. A. GOODMAN, President.
q STURM Sec'y,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-28
ADMINISTRATORS.


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TTAVING been qualified ds the Administrators OF
I the Estate of VIM. ). Filter, deceased, all per
sons Indebted TO said estate are notified 10 come lor
ward and settle; and all persons having claims
against decedent are requested to present the same
within the time prescribed by law TO prevent being
barrel. February 10, 1879. .-.-..