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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October l0.-Pionr- t)uat.
but firm. Wheat-Active, finn ami
higher, but unsettled and nervous: M,
Chicago spring 81 1904 Is4. aosoniins
to location; Np.2 . 81 l0kSI IOs casIs
81 10. seller November: 81 la sel,a,.
December; 81 l0t seller wear: sales az
81 0st@l III seller October; 81 lilo
l Is seller November; No. 3si o.; NJ.
jected SIC. Cofn-lu good demand and
prices a shade higher at ISLE sasi, as.
seller November; 36 lc seller ye.ir: 3ySc
January; 80 hd seller May; reiecfei
SITE. Oats-Fhirly active and shede
higher at 27ic cash; 2sic'seller NoyemS
her; 29.(62S. saller Decefiber; sreie.txI
25lc. Rye-Fnmer at Csc. barley
Steady and in fair demrnd a, 7r
Pork-Fairly active and a shade higher
at $40 80 cash; - 10 sellsp> November :.
81 90 seller year; ~ T9S9 65 seler
January. larl-Quiet but fiul al
81 - cash; - -! seller November
$ - seller war; - S9lea5 ~ seller
January. Bulk Meats -Stprpg .aai
higher at $ SeG6 %. Whisky--Easief
at 81 o.. ~
Euliadcipnlh- y - ~
PHILADELPHIA, October 1o.-Flour-'
Buoyant; Minnesota extra fsnilr. me..
dunn 81 25; good - 80; chsice 81 7JSi
@7 90; Minnesota patent process $50.
Rye Flour-At - 2j Wheye-fty~f
ish; western rejected 81 SsGl %, Mo-
9 ned, elevator 81 10; second call--No.
. red, spot and seller Octobcr 81 3s@
SS; seller November and 1Deenler
81 SS(9l 81. Oorn-Quiet slow apd high
mixed, on tr.rk, 57l@5sc; yellow As
(6.5S!c; second call-ssil miNei. SPOT
and seller October &IG57c; seltr Np,,
vember 5iCG.Hc: seller Dccember $50 .
5Sc. Oats-Less active AT SsCasssc y
white IS(ds5lC. Proyisions-ln better
demand. Beef-Mess sl2 20. Pork- :
Mess $40 25C9l0 -. llams--Smoke,l .
@l0c: picked 7i6Slc. lari-w Western
in tierce 6lSdsc. Buttcr-lslp but no,
plenty; creamery extrD 22ct6)edc; New
York State and Bradford county, Pas
extra l9C@2lc; Western Reserve extra
l7Cfl6c; good 10 choice lsG16c. E<ys
Weak; western l7@lsc. .Cheys6.-
Dull; western creamery l0sCSl0A,
do. good 9l@l0lc Neutrality-suspicious.:
refined 7ic. whisky-Steady; western
al II 10.
OIL City.
0iL CRY, October l0.-p6e mafket
opened active, with 92lc hid, adyanca1/
to93.c, declined To and closed at s7E.
Shipments 5000 harrelsi averaging
Il, 900 barrels; transactions 400, ,000 ban,
rels. ~ -
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Mine Explosion.

WmKEsBAKRE, Pa, October l0.-A
tremedous explosion Of gas occurred
this afternoon in No. 5 slope OF the Eui-
pire shaft ofthe Lehigh aud Wilkesbarrs
Coal Company, by which four miners
named Nolan, Moran, Smith and No
Groarty, were seriously burned.
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searchins for the Train Robbers.

KASsAsCITS, Mo-, October 10. About
one huRdred men are scoufipg Che
country In search Of the Chicago 4
Alton train robbers, but, no captures
have been reI oFted. Marsh2l Leggett
has taken his force into the mi bills.
favOrite resort for desperadoes. ahe
number engaged In the robbery n not
as large a. at iirst stated, there having
been only eight. * =
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A Fine Opportunity to Purchase az gseAS
Residence a, a Modefits Pies.

T OFFER FOR sALE THAT vrky ,Dnif
II ABLE property, No. Z1f chsplinr t<nY
adjoining Hon. e. y. Hubbard, helS1Ttnp1 111Iy
fathers estate. The situauOr 81 uAeFnuD&Iy y
the hest In centre wheeling fef r,-idccofs. Tn
rooms and two halls and has j,ist ben rwfcossd,
painted and paIefed complete. inside stri Sshi.
aud IN IN perfect condition. would-f< hflf-
chA-ors are invited " examine the lrusJo.
The price askcd IL low aud tesns ~ sslF1hf1laf
bic Possession Owen immedissain/f ds<ir-f
For further information inquire n v. A, bfie.
Real Estate Agsnt, or tp m uDdsfsignstst ~ VI.
home ~ VininiA street. Island or OIL c>f@lpIe
''''' COMPANY ''' y. C. wisEnr =
Admjp iAukf. f.
II not sold before. the prOI-yf, HilfbSonyd
At public ale at tho cour fIods en srss6rIst.
October lith, at 10 O'Clock A, ~ s<lH<fIAk
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PRODUCE.



NEw YoRk, October l0.-Flour-Quiet
and holders difposed 10 realize; receipts
20,OOO barrels; superiine western and
State - 00ta,j 40; common 10 good
s. jOCdy6 co; good 10 choice 81 1907 80;
white wheat extra s. J0ld6 90; extra
Ohio - 1901 2j; 81. Louis $ 00f17 %;
Minnesota patent process ~ 5OlaS -.
Wheat-Unsettled; receipts 10000
bushels; ungra,led spring 81 02@)l 02l;
No. 3 spring 81 23(al 2ji; No. 2 81 2ii
al 20; ungraded winter red 81 800
/ rs; No. 2$i 3TG9I 37t; No. / do 81 Ti;
steamer No. 35l mixed winter $l aSi
! 3ji ungraded 81 3si No. 2 amber
81 36iCgl 81; No. 81 37ilgl Is; un-
graded white 81 3s; No. 9 81 ai9l IS;
No do sales 300 bushels, at 81 $40
! 81; No. = red, seller October, sales
1900 bushels, at 81 3IGsl 81; seller
November, sales 2lG,0O0 bushels, at
81 39G,l 40; seller December, sales
l36,O00 bushels, at 81 I0i@l ill. Rye
Quiet but firm; No. . western ~ il1
S2.c. Barley--Stea1y Mzlt--stronger.
COrn-Firm; receipts 5000 bushels;
ungrade1 5j(a,5jtc; No. 5sc; round
yellow G0c; SO. 9 seller October 5fic
bid, Sole asked; seller November 55lc
BID, Sic asked; seller Ilecemter 5Gic
lid, 56lc asked. Oats-Demand active;
receipts 1900 bushels; western mixed
sTC9ile; white western 3ss,45o, latter
for fancy. Hay--In fair demand altos.
Hops Unchanged. Coffee Demand
fair and market firm. Sugar-Quiet
but firm. Molasses- Quiet and un-
changed. Rice--Steady. Petroleum
Dnll; United s9iGg3lc; refiDed 7ie;
crude G(G7c. TallOw-Finn at G(9ic.
Rosin-strong at 81 4Ocsl IS. Turpen.
tine-Higher at 81 i@3l lc. Eggs- Weak;
western lGtglSc. Pork-Demznd fair
and market firm; mess $40 OOsSi0 65.
Beef-Firm; extra mess $ii 0Ofs)12 30.
Cut Mesis-Nominal. Iard-strong;
prime steam 81 50(sG Jzi. Butter
Dull; western gg26c Cheese--DuIl;
western 1iSiOic. whisky-Firmer st
81 l0i.
CINCINNATI, October TO- Cotton
Fairy active and q shade higher at gi6
l0c. Flour-firm; family s. 50(s,8 30.
wheat-Active, firm and higher At
81 30(el 3. Corn--Easier at 44(g45c.
oats-Quiet but steady at 3OtS33c. Rye
Moderately active and higher At 100
7Sc. Barley-Steady and in fair de-
mand; No. 9 fall Csc. Pork - Quiet
and firm at SO 90. Lard = Demand
| fsfr and msYket frm; current make
- 1905 l2i. Bulk Mezts-Scsrce and
firm; shoulder sj93ic; short NIB &c.
Bacon -Quiet g a z567 tO0Q "a.
whisky-Demsnd sc1jve q a Is. LIN
sesd 0h-Dua "a .hehAassd = - !
ITeIxDo, osso,11r 1a,-wkess-Elsu;
asnbg 1lfciiun - Hi Ne 4c319;
] = ! ! ! Q
I;;j;|'; !; & :
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YoRE. October l0.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods continue quiet, but pnces
are unchanged. Prints dull in frst
hands, and ginghams less active. Cot:
ton dress goods gniet, but worsted fab
rics active and frm. underwear and
hosiery doing wen. Spring weight
eassimeres, cheyiots and vorsted coat
ings in steady demand b elothien and
prices remain firm Foreign goods slua-
g.sh in first hands. ~ 5 ~. ~,
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NRw voRK, October 0--Boeves--Re-
ceipts 1850 heal. Market ,liIl aud sles
ressed, prices 2jc 10 SOC hwos fj,sa
"Wednesday, and a number 81 car lcik
unsold. Texans sold from 81 - W. >
81 per head, mp 10 ~ -; colorado. Tex
ans ~ 75C9Il 90; native steers b ~ ~
with a few tops $40; expo1sra look li0
at 81 2jCd9 u. Shipments 1.day aud
tomorrow IS live and (, i,ldD Quarters. -
Shecp-Receipts 100 head. MarkepS
dull and dropping; sales of very poor ~ 1.
prime at 81 7iCa,i 75 per 100I,jhnas,
extra and fancy shipping wethers IS W
(d5 -. lambs firm ard TRACTION
higher, with large businey.tf * 0scA /.
@ 90 per 100 pounds; shipmspts to.
morrow $40 carcasses., .rrfl !.
lIogs-Receipts 100 head; live. N
better demand aud firmcr at 81 Wto.
a 40, with good Ohio corn ied $&N.
CHcAao, October l0..The Drours'
Journal reports hog receipts n. 200 hoasl -
shipments $500 head. The average daiS-
ly supply this week has>bern .,2eQD !
head, against -, ~ last week. -I5xod =
packing dull, weak and lower, decllnc3
l0c at - i0d3 IS; choice heavy 81 o.
as %; light bacon 5c of al $l509$ec
Cattle-Receipts 400 hsAd< ship,
ments 1000 head. All shipping rrp,le~
unsettled; buyers offering stSs0y less
than prices. Shippinsat 81 ", butef
ers' unchanged; good western>and Tex
4 90. -. - - .-,---.
sheep-Reccipts 800 head; ship
ments l70 head. Market dull and mag,
tive at s. 50td3 90 :. >.,
Cincinnati; >(,.,
CIScISssII, October IA, ><fogs Qnis1{
common 50 00t63 80; light ~ a1f53 65y !.
packing s. 4OtdD3 IS; butchers 81 s>O(1 :
3 80; Receipts 1858 head; shiyeaenis.
1910 head. ''.s
Dividend.
NEW YoRR, October f0.--The/Du8 :
,,,a Da,l.,.l Ea,nnapy I..fap pu>I - H/1~nux ~
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,ruxRk's no mista<a. that one-haif th

THKRk's no mistzke, that one-haif the
spasms and cramps m children are the
result OF worms, and even adults are
frequently treated under mistake, while
the genuine seat OF the disease Is worms.
TryFDr. o. McI.ane's Celebrated vermi-
fuge," taking great care 70 see FLEMING
Bros, Pittsburgh, ON the labe}, and you
viii learn great secret. - Sc ~
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WUOL


z PnnApxLPHz4, October ln-wool1
8 fir E,sad 1s;s .,,g .Id :enPiyJ J'ss!;s Iis4s
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Murdersd for MONEY.

MAKrErrA, o., October 9.-There is a
well founded rtimof in the city tonight
that The body pf a well known cattle
trader, named Stanley, was found q few
miles up the river today, near Willow
Island. ON the Virginia shore. He was
doubtless mnrdefea for his money. II
is impossible 10 get particulars tonight.
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weather Indications.

wAsHISerox, ID. O., October II, l A.
n-For Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, variable
winds. mostly from east 30 north. lower
temperature and stationary or higher
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Nrw Yosx, October it.1Thsfsk :
ma Railroad Company declarcf 5Dep
terly dividend Of four peroent, psya1G1 :
November lst -
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For the Lower Ikike region, clear on
nartlv cloudy weather, winds mostly
easterly. lower temperature and higher
barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

0iL CRY, October I0.--F6e mafkey
opened active, with 92lc hid, adyanceY
to93,c, declined 10 and closed at s7E.
Shipments 5000 barrels; averaging
1900 barrels; transactions 4o0, go baIv
rels. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
ANNUAL MEETING.

TnB ANNUAL NETTING or THE
stockholdsrs Of ths Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company viii be held q the ofics of
ths Company, Rooms - and n. Nsvsda Bioek.
IN Hrsneiscs, California. on THURSDAY. the
don of Board Of Trustees 10 serve for the en-
saine ysar. and the trsnsaetion Of such other
hnsins6s - nag properly come osfors the mest-
m. Trsnsfse booka viii closs On Saturday. De-
csabsr S7th, 1s7s. q II O'Clock. noon. and
rs..sin eIoeeA untii aftar the msssinR.
A. ". HAvxNa. Secretary.
~ Yrsneisoo, December a ls7s. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

First boy with Q baskst-" Is II here
70 sits yer coal. Jimmyf" Second boy
with . basket" Yis; It's here me ais
tsr's living out this winter. and abe layss
our coal out livery day. Il u handler
than going to lot Of barrels before ysz
Git yer basket full"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

Al park policeman seeing yellow dog
near Two Handsomely dressed women,
approaches respectfully and says:
"Doss this bsauchiful little crsachure
belong to you, ladissi" "Msrcy. nor
Park Policeman (lifting his cans)-"Gst
ont o. here. you beast"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

PIs0Ds or a sA0KIN0 CAB
she boldly hailed . smoking car,
Bat not at al In joks.
And shs had not procsoded far
Whsa sAs perceived the smoks.
TIE smoke poured forth In putfs ana ists.
In spite Of frovn and scovl.
Prom pipes. eigars and eigarsttss.
4 mtxtnre vile and foul.
within her noss % fair and vhits
Boms cotton bans she stuffed.
Drew forth pipe. secursd light,
And pansd and pu1sd and pufsd.
rAs msn vsrs allsd with sore dismay.
And knsu not What che meant.
sWhsncs eomssh. maiden fAir, aid thsy,
.'rhaa most o6snsivs scsntf
f" This assasetids.- she said.
sAs All physicians know.
smohs 10 ease my aching head
And my ssthmasie woe.
s AisAoueh its odor pains the sense.
70 surely cannot os
To roc vsigAtier ofsnss
Than your smohe n 70 me.
" TAis seems 10 b Q snoking car.
whsrs all may smoke st ssss:
Than lst % have no vofdy var.
Bus smoks vhats'sr Ne please"
The snoksrs sought The outer air.
with ptps and With cigar,
And lsfS that female lone and faif
-NsV York san.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

Whom Q man sneaks into the house at
midnight and tries to get into bed with
out waking up the family. every stair
and foor board crsaks like . rusty
swinging sign in . gale; but burglar
can 90 through the same house - noise
lsssly - . floating zephyr. go
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WANTED.

nv An s,eunIoAn e1Isr.. 4 sirUArIoN
= :; asrta - e. ~ .ss:s. 49, wo.s s .sis
s.ss.c.sS : - Givs 80 rslsrsnces. Inquire
ssa aeFS's '''.'' v'isa'a;. ...,..s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

n the principal eitiss throughout ths uniisd
Btstss. Europs, Japan. China and Ne kast
Land, and On honolulu (Hswaii).
Nuw Yonx HAxxI1s-Ths Bank Of New Yosk,
N. b. A.; American Exehanss National Bank.
Lorpos BAxxns-Nsssrs. rmith. Payne .
Smiths; the Union Bank Of London. tn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-05-28

| promote a zephyr-are in demand in river circles
| these days. the hottest OF the year, so far. -.
The A. j. Baker. with a tow OF empty lce-OaTges,
The St Francis rive packet Batesyille left yester
day afternoon with stunning trip her guards In the
water
The John A scudder, Captain Elem Calvert, is the
AnchOr-lIner this evening" at nYe O'CLOCK Ior 81
Louis Garret T. Huls is her clerk.
The Golden Crown. CaotaIn E. I; Sninkie. Will
prsa GS" C ~ a SSine Is in the Office
The Centennial, Captain /. l.. DayldSon, Is the
Anehor-liner this morning az zen O'Clock Ior New
Orleans and all intermediate landings +. j. Cakes
The osceola Belle, Captain :. 9. Andrews, is the
packet this evening at five o'clock for OsceOla and
the upper bends. B. o. Michel and Cyrus Fay are
her clerks.
this evening at five O'Clock for Helena and Frlars
Point. John Gwathmey is her clerk, assisted by
Captain MCoy bought the c. B. Church, Saturday,
at Cincinnati for four thousand one hundred dollars
1t + said that he will portion Of her machinery
The Guiding STAR Captain W. B Miller, will pass
up this morning, at ten o'clock, for Cincinnati and
all points on the Ohio river John s. JOnss is In
charge OF her office.
The Gold Dust passed down yesterday morning
for Vlcksburg. She put of here 313S packages
freight and added here so tons freight, and 156
A schooner off the ieebergs Is the acme of am
billion with the average marine. but the dull times
sary tsnner wherewith to persuade the beer-yender
New Orleans Picdyetne, Monday: Lock out In the
fall for some fine new, spanking, rafting, rsclass
steamers. This Mississippi OF ours Is wonderful
stream and, to quote from late author, there's
millions In It"
The James d. Parker, with about four hundred
tons, arrived from Cincinnati yesterday, and returns
this evening. Captain Russell taking particular
pleasure in giving the tourist special rates Consult
Captain r. W. Ligntburne. and he will chin you to
the most elaborate extent concerning pleasure trips.
cheap routes, and delightful summer resorts. The
Parker Is in with all these sort OF luxures for
meF consumption. Robert MCoy and T. NJ. MillaT
are the high priests of the Office.
st. Louis Post Dispatch. Monday: 1.-THE Rob Roy
started on Saturday evening Tor 81 Paul with the
novelty above Keokuk, being the largest craft north
of Des MOnes rapids for long series OF years.
Only good stage of water enables her to get there
The Rob Roy was built some years ago at Madison,
Indiana. carries a q ousand tons more Dlmen-
slOns: Length 263 feet; breadth of beam, Al feet;
depth, feet. She has five boileTs cylinders feet
stroke, 2612 Inches diameter She built for the
KeOkuk packet company and cost $4,000. The
Rob Roy is sold to go to Memphis and stay SOUTH"
chased to start out in the Memphis and Arkansas
City packet line.
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CHANCERY SALES.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.


No. 3409, H-(1342, R )-Chancery Court of shelby
county.Wm. West, admir-, etc., ct al. VS.. B. Rich
10y virtue of an interocutory decree for sale, en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 14th day Of
May, 1879 NJ. B. "a. page 357, will sell at public
and Masters office, Courthouse Building Msin
street IL the TaxIng District of Shelby county late
city OF Men phlS. Tennessee. on
Saturday. June Ell, 1879,
within legal hours. certain portion, less the dover
out of the following described property, situated In
Sd districts on the waters of Biz cTeeK in section
range g. being part OF an tract bought by p
ming at a small ironwood marked P. d. W. with
ironwoOd pointers; running thence east rs chains
small ash marked W. B. c. with hickory and sugar
maple pointers; thence south Is deg west, crossing
chains, and on south Is deg west 30 chains and 30
links to the bank OF said creek; thence west one
deg west 10 chains and so links to stake on c. A.
YouDg's north line. with ash and wbithoak point
at Ia 5 6oH Sc e5GsSnS sS c se6
so chains. In all IS chains and 20 links corner
In the creek, with sycamore elm and white walnut
pointers; thence north Ils deg east, crossing the
creek at chains, in all 80 chains and 20 links to
out OF the above tract the following described por-
ton has been assigned as dover to Mary A. Smith,
Sai reg, Begnnng at STAKE the northwest corner
which south Is deg west Is links distant stands a
Big creek, in all Al chains and "a links to stake
near small elm marked X; thence north S21S deg
west crossing Big creek At 40 lOO II $4,000 and
a corner in the creek with sycamore elm and white
walnut pointers; thence north liz deg east crossing
Big creek at chains in all 30 chains and 20 links
to the beginning, containing 1876 acres.
The portion directed to be first sold being that por
ton of said tract of land not embraced in the dover
supposed to contain about 16015 acres.
Then I'd. the remainder interest of that portion en-
braced in the meies and bounds OF the DOVER sub
ject to the dover interest only. plat of the above
is filed with and made part Of the record herein,
to which reference is made.
Terms of Sale-Cash; equity OF redemption barred,
provided in trust deed herein. This May a. 1879
R. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master
j. n Gregory. and WARNER & Lee. ATTORNEYS.
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Trusteo'n sale.

PY virtue Of certain deed of trust made to me
ID as trustee on the 9Th dav of May. 1878, and re-
corded In the Registers Office OF Fayette county, Ten
nessee, In Book B, page 500, by the following pary
David & Palmer, 10 secure payment OF note for
S1SS9 40 OF date August 81, 1875, and due LIST day
December 1875, with ten per cent. interest from
maturity until paid, the same being due and unpaid
at the request of the beneficiary hereunder, WILL
On Monday. june 2, 1879,
within legal hours, in front of the courthouse In
SomeFville, Fayette county, Tennessee, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at public
ton, the following described property, being the
same conveyed in trust above mentioned, viz: One
tract of land in the fifth civil district of Fayette
county, Tennessee, bounded as follows, to-Wit: On
the north by tract of land sold by the administra-
tor of James Z. MaSons estate, now belonging to Ed
Montigue; on the east by Kit Brewer; on the south
by lands belonging u ". A. Hives; on the west by
lands of Mrs. James E Mason, containing in ali
about 200 acres the :me being part or 225 acres
of LAND purchased by David Z. Palmer at the sale
or lands made by the administrator of the estate
James <: Mason, dece ised, in accordance with de-
erees and orders of the chancery court OF Fayelte
county, Tennessee, in April, 1857.
The title Is considered perfect, but will sell and
convey as trustee only.
JAMES 8. PRESTIDGE. Trustee
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DRY GOODS.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l

NEW YORK, May 27.-Buslness continues fair
with wooden goods commission houses, and prices
remain firm. Cotton goods are in steady demand
ana very firm; Atlantic brown Sheetings have been
advanced by the agents. Prints and gnghams quiet,
Printed lawns and bunting dress goods doing we'll
Hosiery and underwear IN good request, and prices
have upward look.
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The tone OF the future market as follows; at
1910, easy II steady; IL 80. eaSier 81, steady;
1880, Quiet and easy; 2:4b weak. Sales, 174,OOO
bales.
The New orleans market closed dun and noml-
nal. at 125sc for middling Sales, I25 bales;
ceipts, net. "a bales. Stock, 60,S24 bales.
The Liverpool kilograms yesterday reported cot
ton quiet; mddlng uplands, I'd; Orleans, I'd. sales,
5000 bales, OF which - were American. he
celpts, 300 bales Of which 900 were American.
Liverpool arrivals opened with futures 1sd lower;
May, ], q 8l-A2, 9 l5-l6d; May-June, 2, q 3l-32d;
June sJ 5-32, rs, 10, I'd; guly-Aug9st,
5-32, b-32, 7 1879; September-October. Z 1872.
5-32. 1isd. AT the close futures were lrmer with
more buyers at previous quotations: June-July,
Is 1915, 1922. 67Sd; Juy-August, q 3I-32d; Au-
ust-Sep. ember Tsp, 1-16d; September Octo-
Der I-16d; October n ovsmber, sad.
The movements AZ the ports were reported as fol-
lows
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COTTON.

Cotton kilograms yesterday were remarka-
BILE only for the slide down which New York made,
by two declines, IRON the upward climb made there
the day before by two advances The future market
altogether the descending SCALE and an eX-
animation OF the figures below Will show strau ge
change or figures. Beside the stock or cotton there
Is a good stock OF manipulation" Ia Kew York
New Orleans fell lsc. In our market there was
fir inquiry and some business might have been
done az quotations, but holders wanted 13c for mid
ding, ana no business was done.
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Trustees Sale.

PY virtue of certain deed of trust made to me.
II SIS trustee, on the 18th day of May, A d. 1878,
and recorded In Record Book 125 page sos, In the
Register office OF Shelby county and State of Ten
nessee, by S. d. Mangum and Kate Mangum, his
wife, to secure certain Indebtedness named therein,
Will, at the request of the benefeiaries in said deed
On Tuesday, June "a. 1879,
within legal hours, the public square, at Collier
Vile, Shelby county, Tennessee, offer for sale, for
cash. 10 the highest bidder at public auction, the
following real estate to wit: Lots and 2, IN the
town OF Collierylle Shelby coanty, Tennessee, for
full description Of which reference Is made TO said
deed. Also certain tract, lot or parcel OF land:
Beginning at stake in the center Of the old Mem
phis and Lagrange Railroad track Mrs. Bette L.
AbbDgton'S east line; thence north sixty three de-
grees east four chains and fifty links to a stake;
thence north three chains and eight links TO stake
thence west four chains to stake on Mrs Bette T..
Ambiguous northeast corner. and on the corner Of
the old Methodist church lot thence south with Mrs.
Abbngen's east line to the place of beginning five
chains, containing 1 616-1000 acres. or one acre
two rods and seventeen peTcheS, in the town of Col
lierville. Shelby county, State of Tennessee. The
title is considered perfect, but will sell and convey
as trustee only. Equity Of redemption waived.
CHAS. T. DOBB, Trustee