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GENERAL NEWS
Business moderate.
Inv, 100 boI

Business moderate.
Receipts by river yesterday 100 bales 0
cotton and'1363 sacks of seduction.
The j. S. Mercer, with a tow OF Goa.
passed down for New Orleans yesterda,
evening.
The City of Greenvilie took on 10 tons o
lower way freight, and left for Nicksbur:
yesterday morning.
The James w. Calf arrived from Cincin
natl yesterday with abort 1000 packages o
freight for Memphis.
The Pete Kerns, of the river commission
came down from Osceola yesterday, and vii
return to-day perhaps.
Signal service report: River 30 feet :
inches-rise inches during The "a hour
ending al :OS pm. yesterday.
The City of Vicksburg added 500 bale
cotton for reshipment east at Cairo, anC
passed up for st. Louis yesterday afternoon
The Leslie B., recently built at Cincinnati
for the Red river and New Orleans trade
passed down late Monday night She stopped
here long enough to discharge a lot Of freight
The Sam Roberts, which has been lying
up on the opposite side of the river two OF
three days awaiting the loading Of one Of
steam up yesterday evening and probably
The Thomas Sherlock got in Yesterday
morning. on her sixth day out from New
Orleans, and remained here several hours
discharging freight, cleaning boilers, etc
She left later in the afternoon for the Ohio
river with 1900 tons of freight, including
1900 barrels cotton-seed oil taken ON above
Vicksburg.
Natchez Demce-u, 10Th: "While the
steamer Henry Frank was at the Natchez
wharf yesterday, she was seized by Deputy
United States-Marshal Montgomery, on a
plea of debt of $1,000, damages on 200 bales
Of cotton, which she had engaged at Delta,
but which she was compelled to leave on the
bank. The captain gave bond to appear at
the United States Court at jackson, OH the
fourth Monday OF January"
Nashville AmeIioan, Saturday: captain
James w. Lowell, superintendent of the
Upper Cumberland Packet Company, and
Henry Carroll, pilot of the steamer Josh. V.
Throop, had fight on the wharf yesterday
morning, growing out of a misunderstanding
relative TO the departure of the Throop
Henry Carroll and Dock Lowell came 10
Captain Lovelfs assistance, and Americas
Carroll, William Carroll, and Columbus Car
roll assisted Henry Carroll. Rocks and pis-
tolls were freely used, but no injuries resulted
except few bruises not of a serious nature
Ali OF the parties were arrested"
The following warning notice was serv
on Paddy Quinn, the barkeeper the
steamer Coahoma, by James Siston a Justice
OF the peace of Osceola, Arkansas, on Ds-
cember 10Th: 80 the bsrkeeper OF the
steamer Coahoma: Dear Sri feel it nv
duty to inform you that and eli er the first
day of January, 1882, there will be no
liquors above to be sold within three miles
of the male and female high school of Os-
ceols; and according to the opinion of the
attorney-general of our State, no steamboat
or person landed at our landing has any
right whatever to sell. Consequently warn
you that you will be prose cuted according to
the laws of the State of Arkansas if you vic.
late the laws of said State. l remain yours
respectfuliy,n etc,
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February, 43sc March, Acc May. Rye easier,
96c. Barley moderately active and higher,
81 O5.
CaA-Wheat fairly active and a shade
higher; 81 26f(9I 26s January, 81 27s Feb
ruary, 81 2s@1 2Ss March. Corn firm and
unchanged. Oats frmer; 434Ca 43ssc January,
435c February, 46@46sc May.
ST. LOUIS, January 3-Wheat fairly
active and lower; No. . red, 81 35S@1 IS
cash, 81 353@1 3444 January, 81 394S1 3755
February, 81 41s(91 4OJ March, 81 417@
l Al. April, 81 434@1 42s May; No. red,
81 S0C91 30I; No. 4 red, 81 21l. Corn open
ed better, but declined to 664ta66c cash,
66s@66c January. $3.50 66!c February, 67i
@67c March, ga April, 695@684c May
Oats lower; 464@45ic cash, 454@45sc
January, 46s@46c February, 431@g48sc
May. Rye dull, 954c bid. Barley dull, soc
@S1 10.
Afternoon BoGrd.-Wheat slow; 81 81
January, 81 375 February, 81 4OG91 40s
March. Corn quiet; 66sc January, Size
February, 66sc bid March, 67sc April, 6Sse
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TRUSTEE SALES.



a trustee OF the Memphis Cooperage and Man
- ufacturing Company. offer for sale a large
lot OF improved aud first-class machinery ana
tools used for the purpose OF making or manufac-
tuning any and all manner OF cooperzge work the
same being now situate in the building lately oc-
eupied by the Memphis Cooperage Company, on
the mckinney lot No. 20 Main street, city of Mem
phis together with all improvements put upon
said lot which the lessee is entitled remove I'M
der its lease. Also large stock of cooperaee goods
both manufactured and unmenufactured consist
ing OF barrels casks slaves of different kinds urni.
ture, fixtures, luu Der trucks wagon dray iron mills
hoopiron- large me stearl-engine and all neces-
ssTy appendages used in The eooperage business
The whole or any part of the aboYe-described
property viii be sold at private sale at any time
PRIOR TO The litA day of January, lSs2: and If not
disposed OF at said date, will be offered for cash At
public sale, TO the highest bidder, commencing Al
y O'Clock, on the 18th day of January, ISS2-
said sale TO be made on the premises where the
property is situate. Parties desiring 70 purchase
with a view of continuing the cooperage business
viii hnd no difficulty in securing lease on the
premises for a period of years. upon favorable
terms Any information desired can be obtained
by inquirins AT the State National Eank of Mem
phis. ]. A. HAYES ia, Trustee
Myers & Sneed Attorneys
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FINANCE.

The customary routine of business conse-
quent upon the first of the month was all the
Bankers had to report yesterday. Money 6
as per cent. discount. Exchange on the
principal Eastern points-demand par sell
ing, discount buying; New England and
other points, sight, discount; New Orleans,
buying I discount, selling par. City COM
promise bonds, go; coupons, s0t9S2l; Plant
ers insurance stock, los; Memphis gas stock,
S0@S2; bonds, 100; Mississippi scrip or cou-
pons of District No. l selling at IL.
MEMPHIS BANK CLEARIEGs.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, January 3.-Flour nominal
and unchanged. Whisky steady at 81 II.
BALTIMORE, January 3.-Ceffee firm
Rio cargoes, 9@109c. Sugar quiet; soft 9sc
Whisky quiet, 81 ia.
ST. LOUIS, January 3.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Butter steady; dairy, 2S(935c
Eggs quiet at 25c. Whisky steady,Sl Is.
LOUISVILLE, January S.-Flour quiet
extra, S5@5 so; extra family. S. 50@6;
81 50@S. Whisky steady, 81 Is.
NEW YORK, January 3-Flour dull
superfne Western and State, 81 1905. Coffee
Rio, cargoes, quoted at 9i@114c. Sugar
demand fair and market firm; fair to good
refining, 7s@74c. Molasses quiet but steady.
Rice in fair demand and steadily held.
CINCINNATI, January 3.-Flour quiet
but firm; family, S6@6 80; fancy, Sc 6597 80.
Whisky steady at 81 10; combination
sales of finished goods, 40 barrels, on a
basis of 81 l5. Butter quiet; choice western
reserve, &c; choice Central Ohio, 22c.
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ROILER.MAKERS.
MEDICINAL.
NJ RVO US d EBILITY

De. T. C VESTS NERVE AND BRAINTREATMENr-
specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Commissions
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss Of
Memory, Spematorhea, Impotcncy, IDvoluI. Ia y
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over.
exertion, seE-abuse or over-indulgence, which
leads to misery, decay and dean. one ooz win
cure recent cases. Each box contains one months
doll 8; sent by mail, prepaid, receipt of price.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by us for six boxes, accompa.
MED with five dollars, we wiz send the purchaser
our written guarantee TO return the money If the
treatment does not effect cure. Quantities is
sued only by A. RENKERT d CO.. Wholesale anc
Retail Druggists. 215 Main street, Memphis, Tenn
orders by mail will receive PROMPT attention.
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Trustees Sale.

X i virtue Ol lrusI Deco executed 10 US, May
ID 6, 1sSl, by II. p. Maxwell and L. NJ. Maxwell,
we will, on :
January IL, 1852.
sell for cash, at auction, ON the southwest corner
OF Main and Madison streets, city of Memphis,
Tennessee, the following land, in Shelby county
Tennessee; Beginning at point on the west side
OF Rayburn avenue, which Is the southeast corner
of a five acre lot originally conveyed by John
McLemore 70 VIM. Gilbert and Others book n page
l04; running thence south with the wezt line Of
Rayburn avenue rs feet to a stake; thence west
and parallel with the south line of said hve-acre
tract 80 feet 70 stake: thence north LIS feet to
stake in the south line of said five-acre lot
thence east $50 feetto the beginning with all i'm
proveinents. All rights of redemption, homestead
and dover, are expressly waived in said trust.
and the title is believed TO be perfect, but we sell
as trustees only. There is prior encumbrance on
this property for the purchase money, but the
under each mortgage is the same. no
conflict oil interests will arise. December 2, 1881.
r w. Carroll, go
W. R. SIMS,
GEORGE h. COLEMAN, Trustees.
Malone 4 Watson Attorueys
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DRY GOODS MARAET.

NEW YORK, January 3.-Business con.
tinues quiet in all departments of trade
Cotton goods are steadily held and stocks are
in very good shape. White good, quilts and
piques are in fair request. Prints are quiet
and unchanged. Wooden goods are in light
den and
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RAILWAY RECORD.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

Trains on the Chesapeake, OHIO and southwest
crn road move as follows: Nail leaves daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at 400 pm; freight leaves daily At
$50 am. Mail arrives daily, except sunday, at
. Jam; freight arrives daily at $40 pm.
Trains the Memphis and Little Rock road
move as follows: Passenger No. leaves daily at
$3.50 pm; passenger No. leaves daily at %
freight leaves daily. except Sunday. at ESQ
Passenger No. arrives daily at 1875 pm; pas
senger No. arrives daily st 6:f0 m freight ar
rives daily, except sunday. at $50 pm
Trains on the Memphis and Charleston road move
follows, city time: Mail and express leaves
daily at IL 90 pm; last mail and express leaves
daily at 7.l0 am. SOmerville accommodation
leaves daily, except Sunday. att - pm Mai and
express arrives daily at so am; last mail aud
express arrives daily at 80 pm; SOmervilie &C
commodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at
$40 am.
Trains on the Louisville and Nashville road move
as follows. Fast mail arrives daily at 10 am.
leaves at 1850 pm; mail leaves daily at 30
am; Brownsville accommodation leaves daily,
except Sunday, at 55 pm; mail erTiyts daily ut
$50 pm; Brownsville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at s:35 am
Trains the Mississippi and Tennessee road
move follows: Mail leaves daily at 1875 m
Sardis accommodation leaves daily, except Sunday,
at $50 pm freight leaves daily, excel sunday.
at Is m Mail arrives daily at 80 an: Sardis
accommodation arrives daily, except sunday, at
$40 am freight arrives daily, except Sunday, al
3 20 ID m
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

CLEVELAND, January s. Petroleum
unchanged; s.w., ITO, &c.
PITTSBURG, January 3.-Petroleum
quiet; united certificates weaker, closed at
S0sc; refined SIC, for Philadelphia delivery.
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ST. LOUIS HOG MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, January 3.-Hogs strong on
light supply; Workers, S. 1906 80; pack
ing, S. 25@6 so; butchers, Sc 1905 so;
cuils and skaps, "a 5OCa5 50. Receipts, $500;
shipments, $50.
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MULEs-No. 1 dray mules, 16 to 163, Sl75
Ops; l53 to Is, S150@175; Is to 153, $l25
@150; 144 to Is, S100@l25.
HoRsEs-Good driving Sl259200; heavy
draft, none on the market; saddle horses
S140@225; plugs, S40975.
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: '''.'' s's'..' 80 ''''..'' SO
TBY TELEGRAPH

The following are the New York spot quo
tations for yesterday: At 1910, quiet; al
1890, dull and nominal; at 2:30, quiet; at
$3.50, dull and nominal. Sales, 49S bales:
contracts, 900 bales. Closing quotation, were
as follows:
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COMPARATIVE TOTAL RECEIPTS, ETC.

December 30th the worlds visible supply
was 1858, S45 bales, against z,773,089 the
sight OF 2907j6 bales over the same time
last year, and 489 ,635 bales at the same time
in 1879, and an increase of $751; bales as
compared with the visible supply of 1873.
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WILL LEAVE AS ADVERTISED.
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE-

Arkansas City--DEAN ADAMS Thursday pm
New orleans--.-HESRY FEASE, Thursday, 3 p. N.
St Louis. STE GESEvIEvE, Thursday pa.
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The New Orleans future market opened
steady; at 1910, barely steady; at $50
weak; at $3.50, weak. Sales, 81, 400 bales
Closing quotations were as follows:
Months. Yrsfnrfiav Eridav
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.

Frisrs Point------JAXEs LEE, Lee, pm.
White River. HARD CASH. Postal, 5 pm.
oseeols- ..-......... CoAHoNA, Cooper, S pm.
Cincinnati. -..... -JANEsw. GAFF. Wise, pm.
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The to..e of the New York future market
was as follows: At 1890, steady, at IL 80,
quiet and steady; at 1880, barely steady
at 2:30, barely steady; at $3.50, depressed.
Sales, $4,000 bales. Closing quotations
were as follows:
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|&XXX|

Ii you wish, we will take our case, To
BE Paid for When Cured.
Write for particulars and copy of little book
Message to the Unfortunate or ask your drug
gist for It,
eibOO Reward will be paid to any chemist
who viii find, analysis 100 bottles s. s. s.. one
particle OF Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any Min
eral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Prop'rs,
Sold by druggists everywhere. Atlanta Ca
CAPRICE of regular or large size reduced 81 rs
per bottle; small size. holding half the quantity
p-ice 81 per bottle
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Maximum thermometer, a.
Minimum thermometer. 81
BY TELEGRAPH.


Maximum thermometer, a.
Minimum thermometer. 81
BY TELEGRAPH
EVANSVILLE. January G.-Noon-RiTer about
stationary, with 81 :, 10 feet on the gauge. Weather
partly cloudy and warmer; thermometer, D %
S6o. Business very dull.
CINCINNATI. January 3.-Eoon-River 50 feet,
and falling. Weather partly cloudy and cold
Might've 90 feet and falling. Weather clear aud
cold. Departed: Golden Crown. New Orleans.
PITTSBURG, January S.-SOon-Riyer . feet 6
inches on the gauge, and falling. Weather clear
and cold. Sight-River feet inches on the
gauge. and falling fast. Weather clear and cold.
CAIRO. January 3.-Noon Weather cloudy ana
cold. Arrived: Grand Tower, NieksblIrg, am.
Departed: Grand Tower, st Louis, noon. Night
River falling, with IS feet inches by the gauge.
Weather cloudy; thermometer. 40a. Arrived: ste.
Genevieve, pm; W. P Halliday, New Orleans,
pm
LOUISVILLE, January 3.-Noon-River falling
with Is feet in tie canal, and y feet 10 inches in
the chute on the falls. Weather cloudy and cold.
NIght-Riyer falling, with "a feet 9 inches in the
caRal and Il feet InehesiD the ebufe the falls.
Weather cloudy snd cold BIzlness dalt. Arrived,
J. B Williams and tow, New Orleans: JEmss d.
Parker, Memphis. Departed: James d. Parker,
Cincinnati
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ease,
SYPHILIS,
whether I'm its Primary, Secondary or
Tertiary Stage.

Tertiary Stage.
Removes all traces of Mercury from the system.
Cures Scrofula, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Ecze-
ma, Catarrh, or any Blood Disease.
Cures when Rot Springs Fall
Malvern. Ark, May q 1881.
We have cases in our town who lived at Hot
Springs, and were finally cured with S. S. 6.
McCAMMON d MURRY.
Memphis Tenn, May T. 1881,
We have sold 1896 bottles of s. 5. s. in year. II
has given universal satisfaction. Fair minded
physicians now recommend it positive specific.
S. MANSFIELD & CO.
/. Louisville. KY, May Is, 1881.
8. s. s. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. J. A. FLEXNER.
Denver, Col. May 2, 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms OF
s. 3. 3. L. MEISSETER.
Richmond, Va, May IL, 1881.
Tou can refer anybody to us in regard to the
merits of s. s. s. POLK, MILLER & co.
Have never known S. s. 8. to fail to cure case
of Syphilis, when properly taken.
II. L. DENNARD, o. r.
ELI WARREN, Perry Ga.
The above signers are gentlemen of high stand
ing A II. COLQUITT. GOV. of Georgia.
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Must Pav Tl,rtr Debts.

ST.. LOUIS, January 3.-Writs of man
damus have been served on the roll of the
county court of Marion county and Pike
county, of this State, commanding them to
levy and collect taxes 10 pay judgments
in county bonds in favor OF various parties.
The bonds were issued to aid in the construc-
ton of the St. Louis and Keoknk railroad.
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ItfgEa:s Ann wEAraER

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE L. s. A
MENPHIs, Tenn, Januar. 5, 1881. J
The following observations are taken at
named:
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TBY TELEGRAPH.1

PARIS, January 3-Rentes, SAT- CSC.
LONDON, January 3.-Consols, 80 11-16
Illinois Central, 134l; Pennsylvania Central
631; New York Central, 1874; Erie, AZ; Erie
seconds, 1921; Reading, 343.
NEW YORK, January 3.-Money, pei
cent. per annum, ! per cent. per diem, closing
at per cent. bid. Prime mercantile paper
6CdJ7 per cent. Sterling exchange-bankers
bills steady, 4S0f; demand. 484f. Govern
ment bonds rather weak and ! to : per cent
lower.
6s extended. lois coupon ........1lT5l
5s l02- Pacific 6s of 1888 ... l2G
AS, coupon......... .-.ll49sl
State securities in light demand
La consos. 5sIVlrginia 6s, Old. So
Missouri consols. 69-
Tenn. 6s old.-.... 14Iz Va consols pfd I'LL
Tenn. Gs new.........- 741sl
sEx-matured coupons
Railroad bonds we're active and lower. Erie
second consols were in demand. Share specu-
lation opened weak and 4G14per cent. lower
than Saturdays closing prices. Richmond
and Danyille, however, opened at $50 as
against 10 at the close Saturday. The early
dealings were marked by decline of from J
to Il per cent. in the general list. North
ern Pacific preferred, Louisville and Nash
vile, Denver and Rio Grande, Wabash pre-
ferred and Pacific Mail were the most COD
spicuous. Between the first and second
boards the market was irregular and I'M
settled, but the general tendency was toward
lower figures. The most important changes
occurred in Denver, which declined 2 per
cent, and Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, which sold down II per cent. Subse-
quently, owing to stringency in money,
there decline of to per cent, the
latter Lake Shore, while Texas Pacific sold
down from 52} to IS. In late dealings
the general market recovered fraction, bit
again fell off and closed weak Denver
and Rio Grade, compared with Satur-
days closing, showed decline of per ) cent.
Erie preferred 81 per cent, and the general
list l to 81 per cent. Transactions aggre-
gated 100000 shares, OF which there were OF
Central Pacific 10000. Chicago, Columbus
AMI Indiana Central 200, Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western $4,000, Delaware and
Hudson 14G0. Denver and Rio Grande
1900, Erie Al 900, Kansas and Texas 5000,
Lake Shore 81 900, Louisville and Nashville
5000, Michigan Central Il, 900, Memphis and
Charleston 400, Missouri Pacific 10000,
Northwestern 400, New Jersey Central IL
900, New York Central $1,000, Northern
Pacific q 900, Ohio and Mississippi 100,
Ontario and Western $500, Ohio Central
400, Pacific Mail 400, Peoria, Decatur and
1000, Reading $500, ST. Paul
$4,000, st. Paul and Omaha $4,000, Texas
and Pacific $4,000, Union Pacific $4,000,
Wabash Pacific $4,000, Western Union 49,
900, Cleveland and Columbus, 2300. Closing
quotations:
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COURT SALE.



No. AL, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn---L. LAwh0rn, Admir-, etc, ". NJ.
A Brooks ct al.
pY virtue of decree for sale entered in this
ID cause ON December 10, 1881, in Minute Book
No 81 page 49, etc win sell at public auction. to
the highest bidder, in front OF the courthouse
door, on Main street. Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, January 2, Iss2,
within legal hours, the following described real
estate, to-wit: Lying and being in Shelby county,
Tennessee; one tract described as follows TO- VIII
Adjoining James Roosa's tract on the east and lies
on south side of the Old Raleigh road, and is
bounded on the west by a sixty-ac tract belong
ing to Wyie b. Miller, and on the south by Sneeds
place and which tract contains 40 acres, more or
less, and formerly part of the land OF Judith p.
Ingate =
Also, one other tract, lying in the 9th Civil Dis
trict OF said county: Beginning at a stake with
elm and blackgum pointers, Ridout's NE corner Of
his one hundred acre-tract; thence east p 5000
chains to stake; thence south AZ chains to q
stake in the field; thence west p 30-IO0 chains to
stake; thence north ~ chains 10 the beginning,
containing l02 5O-l00 acres, being the land con-
veyed TO J. NJ Brooks by deed registered in Book
los. pages 574 and 575.
Terms of sale-one-fourth cash. and the balance
in and u months. purchaser executing notes
December Is, 1881. OWEN DWYER, Clerk
T. j. Micou, Sol. for compln't wed
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IOIH TtCeIpts ytsItTudy, zI,oZ6 DaIes,
against II sos same time last year.
The Liverpool kilograms of yesterday re-
ported the moderate inquiry fully supplied.
Sales, &c, 900 bales of which - were Ameri-
can. Receipts, 81 900 bales, of which 10000
were American.
The Liverpool market for futures al noon
was dull but steady; January-February,
9-I6d; February March, sgd; March-April
2l-52d; April-May, 6 % 32i; May-June,
SD.
At l so: Firm; June-July, 6 1316d-
At 3: Manchester yarns and fabrics quiet
a; d steady. Merch-April, 6 1l-l6d.
At 4: January, January February, 6 49,
81 1; February March, d 2l-S2i; May jun,
d % SD.
At 8: Futures closed quiet and steady.
WEEKS RECEIPTS. ETC. TO rATE.
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MEMPHIS Quotations.

The market opened and closed easy
Sales $50 bales, including $50 bales Satur-
day evening; 100 to exporters, $50 to spin
ners, 100 to spectators.
MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Administrators Notice

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..
IAVING qualified as administration on estate
IL of John Cullen, deceased notice is here
given to all persons having claims against ii to
present them for payment; and TO those owing il,
TO come forward and settle.
J. D. RANDALL, Administrator
J. NJ. Gregory. Attorney
Public Administrators Oifiee-Nernptis, Tennes-
see. December "a. 1871.
Nj OFFICES hereby given that will. ss aG minis
~ traitor OF the estate of Thomas c. Davis, de-
cessed, Thursday. January 3, 13se at l. uclock
N, proceed TO sell the personaf properly, not
exempt BY law. of said decedenI, at public outcFy
10 the highest bidder for cash the late residence
OF the deceased on Presidents Island in this
county. JOHN LOAGCE,
Public AdninistrI tor.
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The following conditions OF all domestic
markets are CLEANED from Cotton Exchange
bulletins of yesterday:
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