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THIRD EDITION
LET THE REPUBLICANS TAKE
DOWN THE BLOODY SHIRT.
From the Evening Post, Rep.

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Then other more blatant orators
came upon the stage, and newspapers
which as q morning contem porary has
1t, were so eager to prove their Repub-
licanism, for long while latent, be-
came hysterical. They were unwlll-
ing to trust TO the operations of princi-
pies on the popular mind, They had
no confidence IN an agency SO subtle
and impalpable. They must appeal
to passions and prejudices; they must
wave the bloody shirt anew they must
denounce the South daily, almost
hourly, as mere hornets nest OF re-
bells and cutthroats, and democrats,
who form so large part OF the North,
as their allies, III bloodthlrsty and Sc
ditious purposes. Well, they have
done SO, to their hearts content and
the first answer to their pipings of the
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24
General Foreign NetCs.

LONDON, Sept. "a, 1880.
A despatch from Alexandria TO the
Standard reports that the rise in the
Nile is quite up to the average, and the
prospects OF the crops are very satlsfac-
tory.
The Times says:-"We understand
that when the post of Commander-in-
Chief in India becomes vacant it will be
offered to General Sir Neville Bowles.
Chamberlain, q. Z. b."
Mr.. Eugene Schuyler, the American
Consul General, has arrived at Buch.
Arrest. II is understood that he will very
shortly be raised to the rank of Minis.
ter Plenipotentiary in recognition ofthe
Independence Of Roumania.
Nine. Marie ROze, prima donna, sailed
yest rday on the lnman steamer City
Of Richmond for New York, TO fill hel
professional engagement with MIR
Stiakosch She is accompanied by heI
husband, Mr.. Henry Maplcson.
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From the New York sun. sept. %, 1850.
Marshal JeweHs Dir straits.
MONEY NOT FORTHCOMING no CARRY ON
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN,
W AsHlNGTON, Sept. y, Is
aar,nar,r,, o..,,.

THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. q, 1880
Inc republican campaign Committees
are running very short of money.
Marshal Jewell is an improvIdent man
agar. The committee of which he is
chairman entered the campaig On with a
fair supply of cash. Mr.. Jewell imme-
diately doled out a large sum TO The
local managers in Indiana, aud sent
about 500 OOo to Maine ana Vermont,
with dish3arteni1g results. . All the
money sent to Indiana to work np
temporary boom for Porter, the Repub.
hcan candidate tor Governor has been
expended, and Landers is doming to the
front. The result of the Maine election
has alarmed the party managers 10 sLcA
an extent that they talk boldly about
what they expect to do with money In
low.
The Congressional Committee receiv-
Ed very serious setback lh lta work of
collecting funds from the ofliceho ders
here when the news OF Maine was re-
eeiyed. Many clerks who haireluctaut-
~ come to the conclusion tina. the saliva
non OF their places Deepen 1ed upon nav.
ing the levy, stubbornlylr TO pay a
dollar when the news of the Rrpuhh-
can defeat was received The scrut
women, sweepers and porLers have gone
on short ratlons in order tb meet the de
hands of the committee, but the total o
their "eontribution" was not large. IN,
committee has industricusly work ed tn,
interior department, In the absence %
Carl ShurZ, hut many of the clerks hav.
evaded payment, under obe pretext OF
another, until his return. He is now il
washington, and they EXPECT to be pro.
tected in their refusal to To assessed b,
This great apostle of civil service reform
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THE FAIR.
PROSPECTS OF A LARGE ATTENDANCE
THE 2:24 RACE.

PROSPECTS OF A LARGE ATTENDANCE
THE 2:24 RACE.
Special despatch TO the GAZETTE.
MIDDLETowN, sept "a.
Great interest is manifested III the
last day of the fair here to-day.
The weather is all that could be de-
sired, cool and cloudy. The dust is the
only drawback.
At an early hour teams la 'o1 with
passengers began to come into wn aud
wend their way to the fair grou de.
The morning trains north anu soutA
also came well laden with fair pas ei..
gers.
1t is expected the attendance will ex.
coed 5000 this afternoon.
The chief attraction is tie 2:24 race IN
which Sherman Morgan, May aud Belle
Oakley are entered. 1t will be an exci,-
ing contest.
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BRYANT LITERARY SOCIETY

the Bryant Literary Society, of Rug
by Academy, at its regular meeting,
yesterday elected the following off GERS :
President-Frank d. Carpenter.
Vice President-J. ID. Bush.
Secretary-Percy Nields.
Treasurer-Leslie w. Pyle.
Librarian-G q. jones'.
Asst Librarian-J. II. LeMais.re.
Editor-James X. Field.
Asst Editor-J. T. Hillrs.
Sergeant-at-arms-G Negendank.
Critic-Dr. s. w. Murphy,
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AGAIN poor Kansas is bleeding
though not from political wounds, Aid
is being solicited for the inhabita hts of
ceIta III counties IN which the wheat
oroP laileu ms year and the corn crop
was uo'oureu py the web worn A
glance at the map will show that these
counties are on or west of Longitude
100 degrees, line which fairly sepa-
rates the well watered lands OF the
HCa.e rom tIe ra'hless territory fur
! ,ner YVES. osslDle emigrants should
i W"1. in.o E inns matter peioTe locating in
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From the Philadelphia Press.
SECOR ROBERTSON SURE TO BE
EIEC FED

The reelection IF Gen. George NJ &.
hObeson TO Congress from the First
Dls'rlct OF New Jersey was made GER
tain yesterday by the action Of the
democrats III nominating Mr.. Joseph
Garter, straight-Out candidate. The
only danger of Mr.. Rubeson's defeat
consisted in a possible fusion bf the
Democrats and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II
would have been very slight even then
out this has been made impossible by
Yesterday The GreenbacLers already
nave candidate in the field, and Gen.
hooeson IL certain to run away from
the tive.
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Man rs. Horse.

CHICAGO, III, Sept. %, 1880.
The horse Thought, which was one OF
the contestants in the recent man-horse
tournament, has been matched to run
thirty miles, while.four OF the Arizona
Indians run twenty -four, six miles each.
The race will come off on Saturday Octo-
Der 2, somewhere in the vicinity of New
York. The stake is 1000.
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A Word to our Readers.

When you read of a remedy that will
cure all diseases beware oil II but when
you read of a pure vegetable compound
which claims To cure Gully d. rtatn parts OF
the body, and furnishes high proof that
II does this, you can safely try il and with
the a. surance that 1t will help you This
is Just what Warmers sale kidney and
Liver Cure does. 1t cures all troubles of
the lower portion of the body and none
others. 1t will not help The toOth-ache
ear-ache nor consumpl ion but il will nut
yonr body in a vigorous ard healthy siHIt
where you can enjoy life and appreciate
lis good things. Try 1t. sepIj-2w'
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Stealing Mules 10 Draw Garfield
Canal Boat.

In the Republican parade en- Tues
day night, in Brooklyn, one of the
wagons containing canal boat,
manned by two boys, was drawn by
four mules belonging to J. M. Law
renee, President of the Ridgewood Ice
Company, lifelong Democrat. Mr..
Lawrence said yesterday that the
mules were taken out OF the stable
after he left his office, at clock, and
without his knowledge. eve have
other work for our teams" said Mr..
Lawrence, land keep them for no
such purpose. AS to my favoring The
election Of the Republican candidates,
all who know me are well aware that
the statement is Incorrect"
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24

WALL STREET EsTERDAY.-Stocks
were active and higher until the closing
hour, when they declined to opening
figures or lower. Money continued easy
ut unchanged rates. Governments were
active, and the four per cents declined
sharply. Foreign exchange was in the
same position. More gold has arrived
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:.'....s..'........s.. ...........,..........
TABLE DAMABK AND DoYLIm,
........'............... .....................:
Notwithstanding our stock OF these
goods h already large we are daily adding
more TO IL. Our bargains for this week Ia
this department will be
One lot OF wash towels........6 &c. each
Turkish towels. .l21<c, /"
100 dozen buck towels 20 by 90
inches at....................... "
This department also contains lutte
table covers, white jacquard and Marsei-
les quihs, white and red damask table
covers and napkins.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss oil manhood,
&C., Will send a recipe that will cure YOU
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a self-add ressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH Il. INMAN, Sdtt0n ID
NetO York CuU. May4-eodDkwly
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THE SOUTHERN NEGROES Be
COMING DEMOCRATS.
FROM The New York Times,

from The New York Times.
RICHMOND, Sept. 21.-ln the next
election thousands of the black citizens
Of this State Will OF their own free will,
and knowing fully the importance OF
their action, walk deliberately up 10 the
polls and cast their votes against The
nominees OF the national Republican
party anu Tor the Hancock and English
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24

OUR Republican friends are not so
anxious to hear the news from Maine
as they were day or two ago. They
have had quite enough.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24

I Nature does not execute "snap', indy
menus, put "A ways warns the offender
against her laws by the indiction of pain.
owe attention TO her warnings, and Ia Ike
To prevent the encroachment or disease.
Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24

h'ESr RETAIL STOCK oFHosIERY AND
underwear In America. COOK BROTHER
NoS' Oh anu % NORTH EIGHTH ST., pHILA
ohhfHA' Mall orders wi have prompt
aAeention' Jan29-wly3pnr.
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FOURTH EDITION
Inalent,ons for ro-lpny.

Northeast to southeast winds iHczsas-
ing cloudiness during the day, followed
by light rain, slight changes in tempera
ture rising followed by falling barome
ter.
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TUESDAY

',o i1''l Day of October,
Az Az 2 o'clock, p. M, the follow
real estate, viz: ''''o"ing
All tuat C rtaln lo,
situate Ia the city Of WiI, mn, psca|
ca ana de,cri elas follossl T
.ae easterly side OF Walnnii 9, ~
Ninth ana + nth street, stieet|
o. 90 ieet from the sonlherIa |, ~. ,9e
street, tn .Lce Gas crly par y 'SIde
street 10 icel toaiUfrtt wi ,aie
sDutheriy along the " Srr I aug
ana parallel to Walnut s, ,,,! eiG
inch, more or less, To- a c" oevt y
Dudiey's land tuence thar.to %
parallel TO Tenth street !" "If, o,,y
OF walnut street aiOresotJ I's
the,reby north,rly "A ierl nno ahl
OF less TO the PLACE Of begi ,v illa
contents thereof what tb,9w INN n,
Seized ana taken ina e,i nlayI
proper y Of Jacob MINIS dao su.
L. Almond, Administered y, -
deceased,) and Mary 4 XIII III Jag
and To be sold by
Sherifrs Office, New CaslIa IL n
p, A. d.. 1881. 'e, ~
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Via Ton nOnsr -

Ni'" ION HOuSF A.,
( ! S$p ssssss'SS "1 Fo rtss'l', p.
W o. Was,f,gr' Delaware.
Francis F. r'' I!uLr Louisville y, lle, Ly,
T i2hssp9 + Ware SE, New YYI n,It' Pa
:: NJ, Craven, N New newark, n.
A. 2in ''s,' o Lewis, BallimVa,rsS,
a JOIN j., : Taylor. Sgl.. Th "osalJH sa,,l
NJ; "; a. trgn, FloIii,dIss' Pa,
9 vi heily, Baltmoro
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J AcNsoN
Lime and Marble Company,
HOOK ESsIN. DEL

Have made preparations for burning the
noted jackson lime with wood alone, and
are ready to furnish.
UP to its Original tandard,
Tho best building lime In the United
states. IL Will make double rs much
mortar to the bushel as some of the OF her
mortar lime in use, aud % per cent. more
than the most OF them.
r. y. Address, Hockessin, Del.
ap8-wtf
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SHElilFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF a wri, arr,
sale nj the 'o exposed /
su s,,,,, LAFAYETTE Horp,
in the ely 't OF W, EISpl by lsas,,
County, Del, ON stOh, Nc
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS


FLoUR.-1he market is inactive. hut
prices are weak. sales OF 100 b trre's. In.
Guiding Minnesota eX tras. low and choice.
~ soA 90 o1I2, do. do. straight at s6a d dsl
fehnsy wanna htmi y at Al 10 az: western
40 AT - q, and Patents AT s6 ID "A Ia
rye flour ~ steady at 60.
ORAIS-WhedL Is Unsettled Sa es Of
500 bushels, including rejected. at 95c "A 81.
req and amber, track and btlOat, at Al % y,
arl Wy, and \ o. red elev 4tur AT Al ba.
At me call 0OJU bushels Octoilcr sud Al
/ . ~ $; O1uU bushels Dec. AT ~ ~. ST t5IL
/ was Dld Tor Sept.;sl Obls or Oct: SlusI = loT
/ NoN,, ami i % iur Dec. Rye is sctrce.
| sales OF Penn. AT s3c. Corn n uulet and
| prices are rather easter ,saIes OF 1850 busn
e.s, Including yellow, at 81 IA 5ii.,. mixed
NJ 13l4 Die, ana rejected at 55c Al tht
caiI board AuOJ bushels Nov sold al
1-14c., aud 55,OOO bushels Oct. AT 5lN "A &c
anu 3l', was biz for sept; 5lA i,,r Ocl
! &c. Tor oV., and 90. fIr Uec. Oats are
III lalr demand; sa es Oi 700 bushels in
Guiding rejected and mixed, at IS a 4Dc.
aud white 1T ~ "A &c; 800 bushels .,
white ht4Oc. Sept, delivery.
The receipts to-day were ~ follows: 3I3
Dds. hour, 2l,5O bushels Wheat. LOO
bushels corn, ! w bush. GALS 4gIu ms IN
malt, and % barrels whisky.
WHISKY pbls. of Western iron
bound sold AT IL 10 per gallon.
Park DroUe Yard, West phtla.. Sent. Is
SHEEP.-Extra, 40 to 100 Ibs., 5ll. roo
w 70 100 lbs, "a TO s.; fair. NJ e. !
bs., 4%lol9se; ttock sheep So to 575lS: zoo
lambs, d le7 nc; conhAOn lambs, az 10 q y
calves, TO DC. Arrivals 3 500 heal H.
lnanu good and market brisk
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WELLINGTON. DEL, sept q, 1880.
Latest Stock quotations FURNISHED by
Heald & Co., 3. II. corner seventh ANA
Market streets, Wilmington. Dell at u
M. 10 day:
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A neighbor informs us that his wife
noFeI knew quiet night until the doc
the little one.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24
BLACK sILKS.

We have one lot gros gram Black silks
u inches Wide at 021Sc, THIS cannot fail
to prove very attractive t. those Wishing
"A cheap black 81 X. We have also opened
every grade OF our justly celebrated Gut
net Black silks from Of - to $3.50
NoTE.-After len years experience we
nave found those silks 10 give more gen.
etal satisfaction than any other make we
have ever sold
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"Rss
0OsSAM Frs.

This stock Is now complete In all sizes
and qualities from s2.25
upward.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24

we have also laid In large stock OF
cord silks, satins, velvets and velveteens.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24
. ssssssssss...ssss.sss.ss
RED FLANN ELS.

Our stock OF Plain and Twilled Red
Flaunels Is now complete IN
every grade.
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Bought directly from the manufic-
turers In Maine.

% pieces OF cent PRINTS in desirable
styles and fast colors.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24

NorE.-The black figures repro
lin ted Express. On when
are ~ ch arged
The daily gazette., 1880-09-24
BLUE FLANNELS.

Owing to the great demand Tor these
goods we have bought largely aud
have made low prices which
vial b. very perceptibls
to buyers.
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'.sssssss's........- ...'.................s..
WHITE TLANNELS,
....................... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
From IKE. per yard. TO the finest
silk warp. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
The Cotton Outlook.

Smith, Edwards 4 Co.'S Liverpool Circulqr.l
An equally important question is
the amount of cotton that will be
needed in view Of the state of the
trade throughout the world. The
current disposition is to speak of six
millions as necessary, but we venture
to differ from this opinion somewhat
We arc apt to be influenced too much
by the absorption Of cotton last season,
and to expect a similar phenomenon
the next one. The figures Of supply
and consumption for the past twelve
months are certainly astonishing. The
American crop, reduced to weight,
was 100000 bales larger than tho pre-
vious one; tho shipments from India
we're 100000 bales larger, and
from Egypt equal to 10000 bales
of FIVE cantars each, say l,300,-
600 bales above the previous years
production. This enormous gu Dti
ty has been absorbed leaving only
some 100000 bales visible supply
stock in the world. We venture to
think that a second year Of great ex.
pansion is not to be looked for. The
reason Why so vast a consumption of
cotton and productions Of goods WIS
possible was the small production Of
the two previous years, which had ex-
hausted stocks everywhere and left
a great void to gil up; hence there
was extraordinary buqyanOy in trade
from October to February last season
heavy contracts were made, aud all
machinery pushed to its utmost capa-
city-the large cotton supplies dlsap
peared in a marvellous way. Spinners
in America and England took perhaps
the largest stock of raw material
ever known. At one time the
takings of the American spin.
ners were 100000 bales above The
previous year, and our own spinneri
must have held 100000 bales Of sur.
p,us stock, We see little prospect O
Ia repetition of this speculative way,
the coming season. Foreign markgtI
are well supplied with goods. TIL
margin is so poor that spinners hay
no inducement TO contract ahead anl
cover with cotton as they did las
year, and We expect that even with
crop no larger than the Inst one tn
visible supply will keep sieadil
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
ChanCsry Sale Of Real Estate.

JAMES REILLY,
% 80 44b0 Public AdTuinistrator.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Business moderate,

Business moderate,
Opposition packets leaving to day,
The Colorado, for Memphis, left st.
Louis last evening.
Nine feet large is reported over the
shoal places south of here.
Five feet in the channel between
Louisville and Evansville.
Five and a half feet in the channel
between Cairo and st Louis.
The Golden Rule added 265 bales
OF cotton for New Orleans.
John Skillman, a river engineer,
died at st. Louis q few days ago.
The Belle Shreveport, from New
Orleans, arrived at St. Louis yester
day.
Captain Charles B. Russell, in a few
DAYS will be married to a Pittsburg
belle,
The new sideWheeI steamer Belle Of
the Coast is due down this evening,
bound for New Orleans.
The splendid low water packet,
Maumelle, will arrive ia time TO leave
Saturday for Arkansas river.
The Henry Frank and Norton and
barges from st. Louis arrived at New
Orleans yesterday.
The Centennial and Bigley and
barges for st. Louis left New Orleans
la,t evening.
The Guiding STR, for New Orleans
will leave st. Louis Saturday evening
and pass here Wednesday next.
As there is snow in the Alleghanie,
a rise Is soon expected in the upper
Ohio.
Riley's inlet is now the name Of tn,
spot where the City OF Greenyille i
aground.
The Bedford made one trip in tn,
Helena cotton trade aud has now gou,
TO White river to give that strcan
a trial
Captain Peto Macarthur expects b
have his new Black river boat com
pleted in about two weeks.
The officers Of the Annie p. Silye
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
k-on-ResISsni Notice.

No. s5Sl I'm the OhAncsyy Cont of Shelb,
county, Tenn. Richard II Talley ct al VS.
70 ter d. Talley CT al
I appearing from the Sherih-s return il
this cause that the defendants. File che
E. Talley and Harry L. Tall y. ar
not to be found IN his c%ountyi Il. /,
appearance haFsia, 90 the courthouse o
shelby county, IN Memphis, Tenn, on o. befor,
the first Monday in December, 1880, an,
plead, answer OF demur to complainant bil
or the same will be tRhsn Tor coyfesseC
as to them and set for hearing ex parte
and that a copy o fthis order be publisheaonc
q week for four successive weeks 10 the Publ.
ledger,
This the 2Qh day Of October, 1880.
Acopy-Attest,
RI. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY X. b, MoHHHkY, d. o. AM.
Humes 4 Poston, , sol. for oomplt.
40 an z -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
Attachment Notice..

]. NJ. Coleman, ]. p. for Shelby conn
~, ,Tena.-l. II. Meolelland vs.. James
Saplsborry.
n this cause an attachment having been
sued out unoer section 3i55 Of the Code of
Tennessee, Rnd returned levied upon the
property Of tho defendant, and Affidavit
haying been made that defendant Isl in.
debted to the plaintiff in the sum Of $1,000,
due by account and that the claim isjust, and
that tho defendant Is u nonresident Of tho
State Of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered
that salu eiendan make hls personal APP
her, 1880, OF u o'clock m, at my Office, No,IQt
Front. street, Memphis, Tennessee, ant
defend said attachment suit within the tim
prescribed by law, or the same will i,
proceeded with ~ex.parte; and that a copy o
weeksin tho Public Ledger.
This tho 18th aay Of October, 1880.
BNb6l ~ NJ, COLEMAN, j, p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
Attachment Notice.

Before j, NJ. Coleman, j. P. for Shelby
county, Tenn.-C. Archard vs.. Edward
Moss.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1856 Of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned, levied anon the
property of the defendant, and affidavit hav-
ing been made that the defendant is indebted
TO the plaintiff In the sum of sl5. GO, due By
account, and that the claim is Just. and that
the defendant is a nonresident of the State
of Tennessee; il is therefore ordered that
said defendant make his personal appearance
before me on the 18th day ofNovember, 1880, at
10 O'Clock am., at my office, No. 29i Front st.,
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said at
taohment suit within the time prescribed by
law, or the same will be proceeded with eK-
partei and that a cops Of this order be
published once q week for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the 18th day Of october, 1890.
S956l ]. M. COLEMAN j. P.
HAVING this day qualified as adminislra-
IL tor of estate offs. S De n, deceased, all
parti 5 owing said estate will come forward
and settle, and those having claims agains st
said estate will please present the same.
Memphis, October 18th, 1880.
~ AZ A60 Il. NJ HILL. Admir-.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
General Trade

In the wholesale market values have
been somewhat disturbed since yester-
day because Of a cut III freight rates
from st. Louis, a boat Loading there
az 10 cents per hundred weight, end
.,ausing offerings of meal, -four, ETC.,
a. ,,ss than previous figures. The
marian has been about bare of meal
Cor sovera ! days, and FIRST dealers were
freely offered 81 40 yesterday, while
4'to arrive" to-day was dull at 500,
for standard qualities Corn is un-
settled and scarce, aud meats are in
the same fix, with prices fayoring buy
ers, and merchants as we'll as consum-
ers arc indisposed to lay in stocks
while the market is 50 dist1rbed.
Flour is steady, with fair stocks; aud
the recent advance is maintained here.
though less strength is observed in
some of the western markets. Our
iobbing trade continues brisk, and the
outlook is quite promising for a CON
tiluance.
FLOUR-Demand steady ut - Is per
Dbl for xxx; s. p for family; 50 so for
choice; IS 1906 for fancy and S797 %
for patents; smnll orders 25e higher.
CORNMEAL-Sparse offerings Of meal
"a the spot and the supply is very scarce,
Nth plenty under way and offering at
20 o. oer Dbl, with a weak undertone.
Orders to- day 81 1902 so per Dbl.
CORN-Oncrings light with sales Of
shelled at 55c AMI ear At see per bushel
for new crop; small orders 6Ss6Jc per
bushel.
OATS-Quiel al 4Ops Ale per bushcI
from first hands and 45@l5c it9m store.
BRAN-Light movement at slU % pei
ton for wheat and Soc per cwt.
HAI-Firm IN tone with sales Of cal
load Of mixed timothy at SlS per ton and
clear ditto at SIP the range Is from SIS e
SO per toni IS per Ton for Arkansas prai