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DY deed recorded in Registers Office of Shelby
ID county, in book l25, page 531, &. W. Trueheart
trust certain house and lot in Memphis Tennessee,
therein descrlbes the lot fronting 40 feet en- the
west side OF Second street. and adjoining the south
side OF the alley between Poplar and Washington
Streets and running westward about 40 feet to the
alley between Main and Second streets. TO secure
Patton Co. the payment of three notes therein set
out given by TrueheaIt and wife for the balance Of
purchase money OF said properly, aggregating
$2552. all bearing interest from 10th June, 1878.
In default OF payment OF any of said notes, CT the
taxes said property the trustee is 6u horned to
advertise and SELL and In that event all the notes
become due and payable out Of the proceeds Of the
SALE The two nrst or said notes and certain taxes
are due and unpaid / will therefore. on THURS
DAY, July II, 1879, at IL o'clock at the southwest
corner OF Madison and Main streets, Memphis. sell
at public outcIy to the highest bidder for cash. the
above described property, for the purpose of paying
said notes. interest and taxes. The right OF redemp
ton Is waived and the purchaser takes absolute title
which is believed to be perfect but convey only
trustee. On the lot is commodious 2.st0rY brick
residence. No. 1S1 Second street..
r RICElMoNn rrI1staa
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DRY GOODS.
JBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, June 19.-Cotton goods
continue firm and there is a steady move
ment In most of the staple makes, on account
of back orders. Mems wear woolens, though
less active, are in fair request and steady IN
price. Prints and ginghams quiet and firm.
The Bulletin says: 1.-THE entire stock OF
Kahne, Spring g. Dale will be peremptorily
sold at auction, Wednesday and Thursday
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THUsTEt,s sALF.-By virtue of a trust

VENRUSTEEB SALF.-By virtue Of trust
u deed made to me By j. T. Hillsman and Mary
81. HIlsman, dated December 20, 1875, and re-
corded in the Registers Office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, In book No. 1l6, page l01, will, during
legal hours, on SAtuf day, JuEe FL, 1870, at
the southern gate Of Court Square, in Memphis, Ten
nessee sell for cash. at public outcIy, the following
real estate In the city Of Memphis viz lot begin
ming at the southwest corner of Vance and Lauder
dale streets; thence westwardly on and with the
w8rdly parallel with Lauderdale street 200 feet;
thence eastwardly parallel with Vance street 100
feet 10 Lauderdale street, thence northWaIdly vi. b
Laudedale street 200 feet 10 the beginning; except
part thereof at the southwest corner OF Vance and
Lauderdale streets fronting go feet the south line
OF Vance street and extending back sOuthwardIy be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet which pant VIII not be
sold Equity OF redemption and all rights and eQut-
ties Of dover and homestead expressly waived.
W X POSITION TrTlsfaa
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Fhis Last THIS Week
week. Week. Last Year.
I1ec5fs aimee FRIDAY 5-O9iI 5,552I 1895
Exp'tS to q. Britain l5,059l 6,902l ll,3lo
Exp'Is oContinenI -. -. 1000
HlNl O2l -1hnI IAlh KIN
215,805I 281,45E

Total receipts at all United States ports,
4,4G3, 3l4; same date, 1873, 4, 496, 568; same
date, 1877, 3.949. 941. Increase OF receipts at
United States ports this year, 21l, 74o. To-
tai stock at all ports, 224, 097, against 1856 345
same time the year befOrei In 1871. 286, SO.
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Chancery Sale OF Real Estate

No. 1922. r. Chancery Court of Shelby ccunty-G.
f. Earrow, Admir- OF J. NJ. Farrow, deceased VS. p
S. Farr0W eli al -
RY virtue OF an interlecutorg dscres for sale en-
- Tered IN the above cause on the 26th day Of
MAY 1879: M b. -. page 41B, etc, will. sell at
pubic auction TO the highest bidder in front OF the
Clerk and Masters Office Courthouse Building, Main
street. IN taxlngoStret OF Shelby county, late the
city or Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, dune FL, 1879.
within legal hours the following described property
situated IN shelby county, Tennessee to-wt: In sec
ton H. township l. range 8 west OF the basis me-
Indian or the ChiekasaW caSsion; tEe southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter of section con-
tanning 80 acres The south One-half of the north
west quarter or section containing so acres; and
an 50 tract east OF th- above described the
report hled herein. Also the southwest quarter
ton II, $50 aeIes Cess 20 acres surveyed of aud
sold TO "A. 5oyneTl, containing 40 acres; and me
We2t hau OF the southeast quarter Of section IL
containing so acres.
Terms OF Sale Cash. This May ~. 1879.
R. J. BLACK. CLERK ana Master.
Meatherford q Estes. Estes ~ Ellsft Attnrners
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the domestic markets, as reported yesterday
TO the cJtton exchanges:

The following are the New York spot quo
tations for yesterday: Ordinary, lO24c; good
ordinary, I15sc; low middling, lie; md
ding, IL 5-I6c; good middling, 1890; mid
I2:45. steady; 2:l5, steady; 3, steady. Sales,
1904 bales. Stock, 146, 055 bales.
The following is the latest New York tele-
Gram of futures:
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RIVER NEWS.


River and Weather.
The table and dispatches below give official
information concerning the weather and
rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERvIOB U. s. A.,
MEMPHIS. June 10, 1879.
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On the First Day of June.

On the First Day OF June.
The new management VIII spare neither expense nor
pains in sustaiRihg its reputation the Leading
Watering Place In the South. Visitors will stop at
BIG TUNNEL STATION, on the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio Railroad distant * miles from the
Springs, to which there is a branch narrow guage
railroad thus avoiding exposure and fat que or rid,
ing IN coaches over rough roads. Two DAILY
TRAINS, making close connections North and
South; elegant PALACE SLEEPING CARS alta ched
TO ala trains and run through without change hoEa
New Orleans, Vicksburg. Memphis. Baltimore, etc.
Round-trip Tickets at greatly reduced rates. good
LIVERY Express, Post-teleg raph and Ticket othces
The celebrated MARINE BAND, from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Nd. has been engaged 1oi
the season. Balls, etc, will take place on stated
OCCASIONS. -
Rates-S2 80 per day; $40 per week; $40 pei
month Of four weeks. CnIldren under ten years o q
and coloTed servants half-priee. White servants &C
cording to accommodations required. Special rate
for families spending the season.
For further particulars, etc. address
WILSON d COWAS, Propnetoess
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Chancery of Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2s45, R. C3552. H.)-Chancery Court of Shelby
cOunty-Wm. r. Moore & Co VS.. ". II. Pearce.
pY virtue OF an interlocutOry decree for sale en-
ID tered In the above cause on the 18th day OF
April, 1879 NJ B. "a, page 2I6 Will s. II at public
auction, TO the highest bidder in front OF the Clerk
and Masters office, Courthouse Building MaIHstreet
In the Taxngdistriet of shelby county. late city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday. July lie, 1879,
within legal hours. the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tenn., to-wN: an undi-
vided interest or moiety In the following described
tracts viz: Lot No. ? OF the Shelby tract contain
ing 12aIs acres; lot Ne. 2 or the Ward tract con-
tanning 110iA acres and the east end of lot No OF
the Ward tract TO be laid OF by line rlnning
north and south through said lot to lag of the
house and grove around the same. now or recently
occupied by & C. Hughes, and TO comprise 80 acres
and for more particular description of which lands
reference is made to the plat on file In this court in
case Of b. B. Willf0rd n. r. Willrord ct al ana
To the decree Vestne title in r. A. WillifOrd regis
tered IN Registers Office In book 50. page he;
said lands were conveyed TO W. 3. and Thomas
PeaIce by j. III. and 3. 4. WilllfOFd by deed dated
March o, 1873, registered in book Ill page 127 in
Registers Office. to which refeTeUce is made.
Terms OF Saloon g credit OF and ID months:
purchaser e1ecutiE note with satisfactory personal
security; len retained; redemption barred. This
June 10, 1879 r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master
EStPS IL Rilaff- A.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.

west admT ee ct S al vs. i b sf RieS
by virtue OF an interlOcutOry decree Tor sale. en-
- tered Ia the above cause en- The I4th day OF
auction. 10 tia highest bidder. in font the Clerk
and Masters otice Courthouse Building, Main
city OF Men pitts. Tennessee on
saturday. June FL, 1879,
ont, OF the following described properly situated In
Shelby county, Ienu., tO-Wit Lying in the % and
&c districts, on the waters Of Big creek in section
range o. being part OF al S00acFe tract bought by p
D @ynne nom R C. Brlnkley and others: Begin
norwood pointers; running thence east 10 chains
so links 20 stake % links north pig deg east from
maple pointersi thence south Is deg west crossing
BIG creek SO z. 10, 10 50-1OO, 25 and 2S 5O-IOo
LINKS 10 the bank or said creek; thence west one
chain and 30 links into the creek; thence south IL
YOung's north line, with ash and whithosE point
eIsi thence north S2Is deg west crossing Big creek
so chains in all SO chains ana 20 links TO corner
In The crees, with sycamore elm ana white wslRIs
creek at chains, in all IS chains and 20 LINKS 70
out OF the above tract the following described por
ton has been assigned dOwsrs 10 Mary A Smith,
to-wit: BEGINNING al stake the northwest corner
or said land; thence east "a chains stake froua
which south iS deg west - links distant stands a
Big creek, in all al chairs and 81 links to a stake
near small elBl marked X; thence north S2Ih deg
west crossing rig creek at 8 40 100. II aO-IO6 and
!? SO-lOO chains IN all "a chains ana 10 links to
corner III the creek with sycamore, elm and white
walnut pointers; iheice north 1s deg east crossing
Big creek at chains in all 30 Chains and 20 links
to the beginning, containing I36 acres.
The portion directed 10 be first Sold being that nor.
ton OF said tract of land not embraced In the dover
aforesaid supposed TO contain about l6OIS acres.
Then I'd the rema inder interest OF that portion EN-
bFaeed In the metes and bounds OF the dover, sub
eet to the dover interest only pl1t OF the ABOVE
| is MED with and made part OF the record herein
| 10 which reference Is made.
Terms OF Sale-Cashi equity Of redemption barren
as EroTdedin trust deed herein. This May AZ. 1873
] r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master
| J. NJ. Gregory, and WARMER & Lee, Attorneys.
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TRHaTEE,a RALR

n povSarS and ~ tS - iAe - trus.ee,
Office of Shelby county, In book ITO pages 359-6O
/ will, on
Saturday, June n. 1870.
sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash
at the southwest of Main and Madison Streets
district of Shelby county the following described
tracts OF land In Shelby county, Tenn, being one
hundred and sixty acres OF the north bali and one
No; nine, township No. one, range No. seven; and
eighty acres VI the east half Of the southeast quarter
OF cslon -FOUR. township one, range seven west
making four hundred and thirty acres. Also the IN
divided one hundred aud thirty acres OF the south
half section nine, township one, range seven west
ChlckasaH cesSion. aggregattng five hundred and
sixty acres Equity OF redemption IN said trust deed
Is waived The title is believed 70 be good but sell
and Will convey as trustee. J. N. FORD, Trustee.
Johnston d FO-i Attorneys
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The Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs
Montgomery Co., Va.

NlHIS FAMOUS SUMMER RESORT, NEAR THE
i summit of the Allegheny Mountains. having
undergone extensive improvements and repairs, Of
fers unusual attractions for THE SEASON OF 1879,
and Will be open for the reception OF guests
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CHANCERY SALES.
ChancerV sale of Real Estate.

No. 284<, h. 1851. II )-Chancery Court OF Shelby
county VIM r. Moore & Co. VS.. Thomas Pearce.
by virtue of an inteFioeutOTy decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 10th day OF
April. 1879, NJ. B "a, page 216, will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder In front of the
Clerk and Masters ONCE, Courthouse Building Main
street, In the Taxing dstrct of Shelby county, late
city of Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, JuIy I2, 1879.
within legal hours the following described property,
situated In Shelby county Tenn, to-wit: An unoi-
vded interest or moiety in the following described
tracts viz: Lot No. of the Shelby tract, contain
ing l29Is acres; lot No Of the Ward tract, con
tanning l1GI acres and the east end of lot No OF
the Ward tract, 10 De laid of by line running
north ano south tnroueh said lot, lay OF the
house and grove around the same, now or recently
occupied by E c. Hughes. and TO comprise so acres;
and for a more particular description OF which
lands reference Is made to the pst on file in this
court In of II. B. Williford VS. n. r. WilIIford
ct al, and 10 the decree yeSting the title IN r A.
WlltfoTd. registered in Registers office In book SO.
page 11P; said lands were conveyed Ia W. r. and
Thomas Pearce by J. II. and R. A. WirIford by deed
dated March o, 1915. registered in book II. page
127, In Registers office, to which reference Is made
Terms of Sale-on a credit Of and ID mon hs:
purchaser executing note with satisfactory personal
security; lien retained; redemption barred. This
June 10. 1879. r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Estes Il Fllett RiqnlOH & XIII. AttOFu6vS
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Levee Paragraphs.

Business dull.
The E. o. Stanard passed down yesterday
evening for New Orleans with good trip.
She put off here 663 pkgs freight.
The Alf Stevens is low-water bound at
Dyersburg, with coolies of lumber laying
round awaiting transportation to ST. Louis.
The City of Helena passed down yesterday
evening for Vicksburg. She put off here
1912 pkgs freight and added so tons for
points below. here.
The Osceola Belle, Captain J. G. Andrews,
Is the packet this evening at five o'clock for
OSceola and the upper bends. B. o. Michel
and Cyrus Fay ale her clerks.
The City of Vicksburg, Captain Robert 4.
Riley, is the Anchor.l line packet tomorrow
morning at ten O'Clock for Cairo and St.
Louis. Chris Sharpe is her clerk.
The Milt Harry, Captain Pete Al 'Arthur
on deck, Is the Saturday packet for all points
on White river, going through TO Jackson
port. Walker Outlaw has charge of her
Office.
The Coahoma, Captain Stack Lee, is the
packet this evening at five O'Clock for Helena
and Friars Point. John Gwathmey is her
clerk, assisted by John Haley and Platt
Rhoades.
The Marlin Speed, Captain Ed Rowland,
will arrive to-day, and leaves again to-mor-
row evening at FIVE o'clock for all points on
Arkansas river, with Jimmy Thompson IN
the Office.
Cairo Bulletin, Wednesday: Wharf.
master Duke Esminger, who seriously in
jured himself by falling on the illinois Gen.
trail railroad track, on Monday, was reported
in critical condition last evening"
The splendid passenger packet, Paris G.
| Brown, Captain A. NJ Halliday, is an.
nounced to pass down at ten O'Clock thi:
| morning, for New Orleans and all inter.
| mediate landings. Chris J. Young is hel
| attentive clerk.
The Katydid, which has been doing the
trade between Baton Rouge and Donaldson
| VILE the past season, yesterday arrived al
| this port on her way back to the Ohio, TO
! which destination she will depart at an earl!
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Under Rev Management.

THESE celebrated Springs are 112 miles from
i Atlanta, on the W. and A. r. Z . only four hours
Tide, and are very remarkable for the great variety
aud medicinal virtue OF the waters, fine mountain
a. and convenient location The spacious hotel
buildings and cottages open for the season.
and visitors will find c0mmodiouS grounds, ample
shade, COOL airy rooms, courteous attention, and
table supplied with an abundance OF good things.
7 he proprietor ana manager are determined TO use
every means TO make this the most
Desirable Summer Resort In the SOuth.
Fast trains leave Atlanta daily 40 and 800
pm. for the Springs. Pelng only % miles from
Chattanooga parties desiring to visit the far famed
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
can leave Catoosa $3.50 IN, visit the Mountain,
AMI return at 800 pm.
on ana after June 10th land until October 1st)
1879, Excursion Tickets will be sold at the follow
Ing rates:
Excursion Ticket from Atlanta to Ca
eO0ss Springs. and Return.
including beth Railroad and Stage Fare and
One weeks board. SO 60
Two weeks board. II 90
Three weeks board "a 90
Four weeks board .-.--.......-...-.-..-.-.. 81 90
Tickets can be purchased for a longer time than
four weeks at same rate per week above. Excur-
sion tickets good to return the day of leaving Springs
For further particulars or COPY of "Guide Book
to Summer Resorts and Farm Houses, or pamphlet
giving analysis of Catoosa brings, address
B. W. WRENN,
Gen'i Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga
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ainimum thermometer. 81 deg.
BY TeIeRreph.

BY Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, June 9.-Weatber-clear;
thermometer, 80 deg.
NASHVILLE, June 19.-River rising, with
feet inches on the shoals
CINCINNATI, June l9.-RiVer feet and
falling. Weather-clear and cool.
PTTTsBURG, June 19.-River l foot 6
inches, and stationary. Weather-fair and
COOL
EVANSVILLE, June 19.-River falling, with
5 feet 9 inches by the gauge. Weather
clea- and cool.
VICKsBuRe. June 19.-River has fallen 8
inches. Weather--clear; thermometer, 80
deg. Down: Golden Rule, pm.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Rlver has risen s
inches, with II feet 1 inch by the gauge.
Weather-clear and cool. Arrived; Colorado,
VicksbuTg.
LOUISVILLE, June 19.-River falling, with
feet 8 inches IN the canal. Weather-clear
and pleasant. Departed: Andy Baum, Mem
phis; Mary Houston, New Orleans.
CAIRO, June 19-Noon.-Wea ther-clesr
and cool. Arrived: Belle Memphis, Mem
phiP, l am. DEPARTED: Belle Memphis, ST..
Louis. .Night-River l6 feet inches and
| falling. Weether--clear; thermometer, 70
| deg. Arrived: Thomas Sherlock, New Or
leans, 3 m. Departed: Thomas Sherlock,
| Cincinnati, 4 pm; Paris G. Brown, New
| Orleans, 6 pm.
Movements At the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Illinois, Arkansas City; Vint ShInkle. Gin
| cinnati; City of Helena, st. Louis; E. O.
Stanard st. Louis; Katydid, DonaldsonVille.
DEPARTURES.
Grand Tower, St. Louis; City of Helena,
| Vicksburg; K. o. Stanard, New Orleans;
Illinois, Arkansas City.
IN PORT.
Vlnt Shinkle, Katydld.
BOATS DUB.
Donn-0sceola Belle, Paris G. Brown.
Up-CJahoma. Marlin Speed, Mit Harry
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs PoINT-Coahoma, Stack Lee mas
ter, pm.
NEW ORLEANs-Paris c. Brown, A NJ
Halliday master, 10 am.
OsCEoLA-Osceola Belle, J. G. Andrew
master, 8 pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Ilinois-15 bales cotton, 107 SKIS cotton
seed, % bales sacks, bales rags.
E. o. Stanard-450 brls -four and meal
200 rolls bagging, Is spring beds.
City of Helena-4l7 brls -four and meal
16 wet brls, ia casks and tierces meat. III
SKIS grain, sic fire. brick, bale cotton, 40
pkgs sundries.
Vint Shinkle-500 brls salt, $50 brls meal
100 brls -four, 450 empty brls, l59 bales hay
20 casks meat, 22l bdls wrapping paper, 4
sheets iron, $40 kegs nails, AIT bags corn, 81
sewing machines, 470 iron axles, 420 roll
baging, 600 bxs starch, SIS tkts lard, 16 we
: barrels, so bxs soap, 10 bxs candles, Is tc
lard, so pkgs furniture, $50 mlscelianeou
pkgs.
Levee Paragraphs.
Rusiness doll
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SBelOH high water mark Of 1874.
LOCAL DISSERTATIONS YESTERDAY.
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IBY TELEGPAPH.I

NEW YORK, June 19.-Flour dull; super
fine western and State, IS 40@3 so. Wheat
very much depressed; ungraded winter, 81 10.
Malt quiet but steady. Coffee steady. Sugar
dull; fair to good refining, 6 5'l6@6 7-16c.
Aolasses quiet, Rice steady. Pork stronger;
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

RtFrAlo Oct l0fOut steady sales Of 500 bhls. Wheat
1000 bu.. hltc Michigan Al II 2t, Opr bush
Green ~ 20 inquiry; rslcs U 1000 bush.
No AT iu4c.; 5000 do. al 4yc six do. At
retailing At 3sc. Barley du of Canada at
7ba-ac rive inactive MIL Feed firm. ghIS seaiy
Wneaf IT,. Corn. Gsc.; Kye Tasc. New-lOrk. Rail
freights STEADY heat. yc CON- s2c oats 5lc 10 New
CHcAGO Oct lO-Four quiet and firm Wheat active firm
ami higher very unsettled No CHICAGO spring ~ 10
usl lta accOru location M. do Il l0'idfl lOAs
cash 81 l2s November 81 li9 December 81 ln All the
Veufer No DO y "a REJECTED SIC. Corn In good de-
srd aud shade hig 3S4c cash 81c November 81 c.
All me wear 35a.c January Sgc bid My ojcCicc 81
eat~ fairly active and shalohghcr - CASH Z-'ic No
~ eec Barey with fair demand 7ic fairly
actiNe and shade higher at sln 80 cash ~ 10 November
- al the year - ~ ZdSs % January Lard quiet out rm
az - Is cash - a.. November - 20 all TIE year
&c Cea lub dci CeIf siiz, 5.s'c. Lggs steady az 1872
bc The LAT for sctly fresh guaranteed Wskey eastr
Al Il ~. freiA Ahts-COrn to Buffalo, 20.
tINCNSAIi Oct. ElOui hnn Family, s5 5od<3 20.
s4g4Sc oats qurt at Sc hye moderately
~. and higher 76d7-C steady with fair demand
30 Hal, y3c. PoIK quiet tut nrm at flJ Larl IN air
demand and Current Male 6lodd l2rc Bulk Meals
ouef shoulder 4c, Gear Rb. 7.5Od o0c Gear sides,
T5c WhsEey IN demand al 81 % Butter 0uet aud
unchanged sugar steady and unchanged HOGS quiet
mon s3ds3 so Light, 41dsS 90 Packing ~ 4Od sJ %
butchers s3 7UGs5 So receipts l,90S head shpmunts
head.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. lO.-Flour dull but held firmly Wheat
one ned nrm c and closed steady No. MWAu
zee Hard 81 10 - ft al II: No. Milwaukee, al lOa
cash and OctoDer 81 l2A BID November 81 ls bid Dccem
Der do" . 90 @0s do. q" 10; Rejected ssc Corn
steady = 81 49, FAR demand az T. Rye
declined lei 40. ]. G7-.c Barley lower. No 2 spring
opened ~ oss. cissed at Csc Provisions quiet bu
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
I'VE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK oct lo-BEhNLsC1i 1 ieeeiPts were l7l cars
Toai nc. lOo4 head against 10 20 ld toI me
toninutl warm weather
"A -. cf the dressed meat nlaIatt 4lc pllcet
80, v ceclirrd "Wednesday noon bucher- who
ss Inn IS paid he extreme hgulcs fDI 1--we totfle
We5uesz A. suffered heavy loss yeseiday au1 again ts
rn,rg n Ia not surprising, therefore. that IN
M.lW"h ~ .t.rk wards ~. morning they fully
5ei4So.n.d to buy at greatly reduced pnces, or
tn, almost entirely Hence, with free
any. flr al both wards were efehe} 1nI .ha
i,.f ,ptrei, under control OF buyers Al olhst ~
..is, 10 eject clearance and, IN order TO do
rr- ~. compelled 10 make concessions o. rather more
a. Instances current tales
Weap.sis, At Jersey city Medium and GOOD Ssr NsIe
snuT - lowor and Natives Texans Ac NoorHIOs
ss1aes 10 Ii Was impossible 10 close out
ali tie stock at these ngures ana s,tet
- ma BUYERS making Tanu"m Oncfs
~ Toe AMI s5d u per 100 below wednssdays prices
however fatd the Cattle, ne sellers preferred
roding them TcIAns and CoorahOs soi a, 90 10
dTe.s ID ~ JOc per esd u .o Soilien W h % ~
She Al 4Oc dTess 5ea37 y. and ~ EA,Ia 90 10 an
ME 10 dress 81 n. EIportefs purchased trire
over 100 There are strong enqI. beins male
rore buyrfs t. the 6Uths yArca fyr some te Dus
NO., a,o'' tbo.. Yards has bern wtnDs And sellers
rs mo-. 10 thDgs In order 10 b91d ~