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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

New YORK, August 23.-The perepptory
trade sale Of cUtton goods oy Geo. C.. Z CO.
arcson d Co., per order of The treasurer oil
the mills whose goods were represented, was
begun and finished to-day, iustead of occu.
pyIng two days as announced. Tne sale was
IN ade at suction through Wilmerding, Hogu'
& Co., and begun promptly at 10 o'clock.
a large company of the most important
buyers of the country was pr,s nj, and a
number were represented by proxy. The
Offering included 1921 packages OF derius,
66 packages Of camlsts, All packages OF
cheyio 2, 727 packages of sbirtings and
h:cks, 172 packages Of dress goods and lin
ings, $50 Packages of japanese skirtings,
l20 packages Of co 4ting mixtures, 243 pack-
ages of ginghams, 146 packages of dress
goods, 1890 packages of ticks. 260 packages
of CANON ~velvsts, $50 pscksges OF markings,
1876 packages of cottonades, ass packages OF
colored and fancy duck, 1900 packages oil
Argyle and Sterling So inch brown shir,ing.,
2450 packages cf Boot and Bennington SO
inch brown sheelings. 500 packages of Boot
drills, $3.50 packages OF Lawrence l. l.. foe
brown shirtings and other styles OF the sauna
makes, in all about l6, 700 packages. The
lime of the sale nor the condition of the
market were not as favorable for satisfactory
Results as a Month ago. Many buyers had
but just returned home in consequence Of the
opening autumn trade demanding their
presence. As sn entirety, the offerIpg was
lacking in attrsc ions, and the aver.ge OF
prices must BE- unssttsfsc'ory 10 mile.
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VEGETABLEs-O1ious, Northern, packed,
81 1903 per barrel. Potatoes, packed, 81 25;
buying 50G75c loose. Cabbage-Northern
sold at 1905 so per craft; loose, S79S per
loo. Garlic, 81 per hundred.
FRUITs-Oranges-ScaIce and not quot
able. Lemons, IS 50G6 per box; fancy Me
sina, IS so. Bananas, IL 50L92 90 per buuch.
Cocoanuts, S5@5 per hundred. Peanuts
Virginia, hand picked, l1@l2c; Tennessee,
S9S3c; roasted, 23c higher; shslled, l2a. A.
monds, 19G2Oa. Texas pecana, 1l9l4c; Al
kansas, 394c. E glish ~wa!nuts, I4@I6c.
Fiiberls, l3c. Brszrl nuts, 109l04c. R.lsius
London layerA, So; Imperial, 81. Br4njy
cherries, So 25S 3 so per dozen.
APPLEs-Eew, S2@2 50 per bsrrel packed
buying at Sl@1 Sc loose. Dried apples, 9
@l0c per pound from store. Dried pesche,,
4&5c from store. Cranherries, SIG per bar.
rel. Pickles, nj .dium, barrel, ~ so; half
barrel, s.; l piui jars, 81 IS per dozen; /
quart jars, 81 1912 per dozen.
CIDER-Missouri, SS9S so per barrel, aud
81 81 per half. barrel; Kentucky barrels 81 90.
Vinegar 124@16c per gallon.
FIsH-MackereI, l0-lb kit, No. !, CSC ; NJ.
3, S5c ; 15-lb, No. 8, Csc halt barrel, IA IS
96. White fish, NJ. l. per hslf-birrel, So.
PoULTRY-Chickens, 81 509S, for young;
and S303 25 for old. Turkeys-no demand.
Duck, S3@3 so.
Esss-I39l5:.
Pics FEEr-In barrels, IS 5000; half
barrels, "a 2594 so kegs, g Is.
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Trustees Sale.

TEDER and by virtue of the terms and condi-
u tons OF q deed Of trust executed and deliv-
cred to me by James ard Caroline B. Cornell, to
secure w. n. Ho.th in the sum Of $1,000 and In
terest. recorded in Book No. 14i, page 8, Of the
Registers Office OF Shelby county, Tenn the said
Indebtedness not being paid as stipulated, 1 will,
On Saturday, September I, 1853,
between the hours of II O'Clock m and 1 O'Clock
pm, at the courthouse door. In the city OF Mem
phis, near the southwest corner of Main and Pop
lar streets, offer fer sale, at puoic outcry, and sell
to the highest bidder, for cab the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit; Being lot No. 2 of orig
inal lot No 2l7 of the city OF Memphis, now known
as the "Tsxing District fronting twenty one
feet. more or less, on Main street, and running
back. between parallel lines, seventy-iour feet
and three inches, situated on the east side of Main
street, aad being the lot on the southeast corner
of the alley between Adams and Was .ington
Streets. and the same conveyed by C. B. Schroeder
70 James Cornell by deed, recorded in Book 127,
page l60, OF the Registers o flee of Shelby county.
The rights OF dover. homestead and all equity oil
redemption are expressly waived. The title is be-
lievsd to be perfect, but / sell and convey as Irus-
tee only. r d. JORDAN. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale.

HNDER and by virtue OF the provisions OF a
u deed In trust executed to me, as trustee, on
the 3lss day of December, 1872. by Thomas and
Lucy Msydwell, and registered in Book No. 90,
page 40, OF the County kegisters office of Shelby
county and state of Tennessee; and to secure two
promissory notes of theirs of said dates, due in
Twelve months from data-one calling for $3.50 p.
payable to the order Of Shell Lions & Slason, and
the other payable TO the order of the Rutland
Marble Company, calling for s40j &c, which notes
are unpaid, at the request of the beneticiaries and
holders OF said notes. will, on
Saturday. september 22, 1883.
in trent Of the courthouse, during legal hours,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described tract OF land, situated in the county OF
Rhelby and Sta'e OF Tennessee, and not lar distant
from the Piseonroost road, being lot-Ho. twenty
three (23), IN the division OF the farm of F. N.
Owen, d cessed. surveyed and plated by NJ. A.
Kerr, and containing sixteen acre, more or less,
bounded on the " st by Central avenue; on the
north by Walnut avenue; and on the south by
Dunn avenue; and on the east by the lands once
sold 10 MonsATrst, being The property conveyed by
Miles and Martha A, Oven to Lucy Maydwell by
deed dated May 3, 1862. and registered In Book 81,
pages 326, 1877, 32s. Equity Of redemption waived
and the title believed TO be good. but l will sell
% "a ~GINcT T-rstoa
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EuIhRE MnMSMEMnS

The Dean Adams, Capi. Henry Cooper, i,
the packet this evening al 5 o'clock for Osce-
ola and the upper bend. Charles Bourne
AMI John Rhodes are her clerks.
The City Of Providence, Capt. Geo. Ler.
OK, is the Anchor-Line packet this mornirs
at 10 O'Clock for Cairo and 81. Louie. Frank
Perkins and James McMeen are her clerk.
The Arkansas City, Capt. H. W. BroIaski
is the Anchor Line packet this morning al
10 o'clock for Vicksburg and the bends
Chas. QlesDel aud Al Simpson are her clerks
The Coahoma, Capt. Stack Lee, is the
packet this evening at 5 o'clock for Helena,
Friars Point and all way landings. Plat
Rhodes is her CLERK, assisted by Will Darrsgh
and Will Ashford.
The o.. Line packet Golden Crown, Capt
E. l.. Shinkle, will pass up to-day at Il
o'clock for Cairo, Louisville, Cincinnati and
all intermediate points On the Ohio river
Chant V. Shinkle prssides in her %cffice.
THE Josie Harry, Capt. Milt r. Harry,
will arrive to-day at noor, and leaves again
tomorrow evening at 5 O'Clock for all points
on White river, going through 10 Jackson.
port, and making connections with packet:
Tor upper White and Black rivers. P. P.
PeSse aud Hugh Smith are her clerks.
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LIVE STOCK

The arrivals Of cattle are equal to The d.
mand; hesyy receipts and a declin. in
Eastern markets causes a slow and drag
sing market, aud prices are largely in
favor of the buyer; a large supply in the
yards and prices are weak as quoted. As the
heated term is nearly over, a better market
is looked Tor. Sheep and lambs are plentiful,
with g light demand and prices weak as
quoted. A few hogs have been cold the pss.
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week for 81 aud &c. Mich cows are slow
sale at nominal prices. Q1otstions:
CATTLE-Choice steers, 3494c; medium
5 eer,, 3G34c; smooth fat cows 3@33e; fair
fat COVE, 2t@2ic; scalawags, 1392c; year
lings, S5G7.
sHEEP-Choice, 3!94c; medium, 393{c;
common, slt91 50 PR head.
LANES Choice, 90 pounds average and
upward, 5953c gross; common light, no de-
msnd-
Hoes Nominal.
CHICAGO, August % -Cattle-receiptF $500
head; fairly active and 6;m; exports, 500
6 40; good to choice shipping, IS 75G5 IS;
common TO fair, "A as. Hogs-receipls, 49,
OJO head; slow aud we,k; packers doing v-ry
little, 10G20c lo~er; light, IS 35a5 s.;
rough psckisg, "a 1925; hessy packing and
shippipc. S5G.5 81
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

The Liverpool spot market at noon ws'
sales, 10, coo bales, td3 which $500 bsi Ipp were
American. Receipts, 2450 bales, OF which
2l50 bales were Au-rIcan.
At 1915: Ordinary, AL; good ordinary,
5ti; low ~middIing, 5s;; uplsnds, SCI; Or.
leans, 54i.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
quoted dull but steady; September October
. 37.64i; October November, December J an.
uary, 5 1854; Jsnuary-Februar airy, 5 38 64i
Februsry-March, 5 Al 64i; April-Mayi
5 1864.
AT 2: November-D cember, 5 35 64i.
AT A: Au:us-September, 5 3S-64d; Sep.
tem6er O5tob=r. 5 SO GAL; NJSember-De-
cembsr, 5 34-64i; December-J anuary
3 IS "a; Febru ary- March, 5 40.64l.
Futures closed barely stea iy.
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yellow Dencn max
I Below h~igh-water mark, 1874.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
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PsLTa,Es HIDES AND LEATHER.

HIDES, ETo-No.1 dry hint hides, Ice; No. 2
dry hides, 1239l3c salt hides. 109l23c;
No. l green salt hides, 5i@7lc NJ. 2 green
salt hides, &c; green hide, 59Sc. B+esWax-
prime yellow, 10000; tailow, 7@7!c; GIN
seny, per pound, il so. Deerskins- prime,
25933c.
h.mlock; 27@3Oc; harness, 36440; ~skirting,
7S@4Oc; French calf, 100000 per dozen.
domestic calf, S30@45c per dozen.
C~ANDLEs-FuIl weight, I5tc.
FEATHERs-Prime, 40c.
WooL-rub-washed, 25@35c per pound
INV ashed, 1923; bury, l09l6c.
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COTfON-SEED.

CorToE-SEED MEAL-Prime, SIS so per
ton per carload lots.
~CoTToN-SEED ~Ous-Crude, 3O@36s per
gallon, On round lots OF 100 TO 500 brls.
SIMMER yellow refined oil, 42@45c in car
load lots; summer white, SOC. Winter yel-
low, SIC; winter white. SIC. according to
quantity. Cooking oil, Do lots, Acc.
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mRRRETs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lots. l3c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, Augu.; 3D. Petroleum
stssdy;s. W, IlOo, a..
PITTsBURG, August 29.-Psir"l- nm dull;
united Certificates weaker at 1881; refned,
74@75', Philsdelphia delivery.
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GENERAL TRAD K.

-
AT the Merchants Exchange business con-
tinues dull. The local quotations were as fol-
lows: Meats and lard quiet; aour firm and IN
changed; cornmesl quiet; sugar and coffee
quiet; molasses dull; rice firm; nails 6rn !;
fish advancing; hagging a advancing; hay quiet
and frm-stric ly choice good dem and,
prime dull and nominal, prairie neglected
corn dull, weak and lower; oats steady
bran dull; apples quiet; potatoes quiet; cab
bage-home grown exhausted; kraut nomi.
nal-mirket bare, no new 10 yet; onions
quiet; b,aus-msrket bare; butter dull, little
doing; cheese quiet; chickens quiet and
unchanged; eggs steady, good demand AMI
light receipts; dried fruit market bare-ap.
Piles, good demand, dried peaches neglected;
cotton-seed oils steady; c,,tcn seed meal
quiet. L.m ons advanced; peanuts scarce and
higher. Mules scarce aud nominal. Other
articles Interchangeable tone and price.
IMPORTS.
S Ven bril-. applss, 1854 rlls b~aggiug, IS
tea bacon and ham, 10 orls bear S, $40 bu
corn, 2 sks coffee, 40 nd cattle, Is pkgs eggs,
481 bris q Dur. 100 bales hay, 2 pkgs lard, 2
cars lumber, 800 brls mea', AZ I'D horses and
0ules, 10 brIs mola-s S, 63 Ego nails, IL
brls onions, 8 bris potatoes, l car bulk pork,
8 hhds sugar, SO br.s sugar, 1G6 nd sheep,
237 pkgs tobacco and so bis wniSky.
EXPORTS.
Twenty-Five brls apples, SIS r.ls bsggiug,
100 tcs bacon and hams, SO SKIS bran, 2 brl.
beans, 7 pkgs butter, 377 bu corn, 6 pkgs
chess, Is SKIS cCff.e, l pkg eeg-, 357 brls
four, l27 bales hay, S64 bdIs IRON ties, 20
pkgs lard, l car lumber, l34 bis meal, %
nd hors s and mules, 10 bris molasses, l42
kgs nails, 164 SKIS oats, II brls onions, l ak
psxs, II Drls pJtl,o's, 2 cars bu!k po'k, l6
brls packed pork, IS brls sugar, Z27 pkg-
tobacco and 81 brls whisky.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
White River..-.-JosI HARRY. Saturday, 5 pm
MOVEMENTS AT THE lEvEE.

ArrIuGs-Kate Adams, Arksnsas City
City of New Orlesns, New Orleans; Marx
Twain, Hales Point; City of Providence,
Vicksburg.
DepartHres-City of New OrIesps, S..
Louis; Mark Twsio, HsIss Point; Kate
Adams, Arkansas City.
Boats IN Port-City Of Providence and
Central City.
Boats Due DOtcn.-Dean Adams and Ar
kansas City.
Boats Due Up-Coahoms and Joeie Harry.
Receipts Yesterday.
Mark Twsin-l65 SKIS corn, z brls spplts
snd "a pkgs sIndries.
Kate Adams-7 bales cotton, 500 sks seed
and A pkgs sundries.
Cay Of New OEleans-10 brls molasses, so
brls ale and $50 btls cement.
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The mule market ia well supplied with all
qualities. The horse market is dull.
MULEs-Market bare, and values nominal.
HoRsEs-Good driving, S125@200; heavy
draft, sl509,200; saddle horses, tl25, 9250;
plugs, 40@75.
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Bellevue College,
CoIIierviIIe, Shelby Co., Tenn.

WILL OPEN THE NEXT SESSION sKPTKM-
w Der 3. 1873. Prof. g. W. yOHNoTOH,
LID, a prominent educator. has been chosen -
President, who will be aided By an able and expe-
rieBced corps Of lady assistant teachers. Collier.
vile 4. accessible, through Grand Junction and
Memphis, 70 all parts OF the country. Its people
are Intelligent and progressive, moral and 70
1 ligious. Board In OF the best quality and Low,
The counse OF study IL extensive, thorough ana
practical It's Literary. Music and An Depart
ments are planned for the higher educstion OF
women. II will give deep culture and liberal 90
| com plisk ments. For catalogues send 70
J. T. BIGGS, secretary OF Board.
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The NewYork future msrket oneued quiet;
at IO:37. quiet and essy; at ll:5l, dull; at
12:42, quiet and steady; at LAP, steady; at
Sales, 81, COO bales. Closing quotation:
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIyALANp pePAkTUaEO OF TRAlNs
n,,..y. axe. ohio aud W estera-

Chesnp. 4 q. aud Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. 2 expressJ leaves al
s:IO am; No. S(maiD at 5:25 Am: 40. 8 (CoYing-
ton recommendation at $40 pm, No. l (expressl
arrives at 2 rs am; No. 2 arrive - at 1:55 pm; No.
s. CovinRton accommodation. go am. (city timel.
= and LtttIs k~Ock-Trains move
n follows: No. / leaves 4sily at 40 IN. arrives
a. II :25 pm; No. 3lcaves at g. N. ar1ives at 200
am; No. lreight' caves Hopeheid at 6;S5 AMI
arHVes At 6:20 pm.
Louisville and Wash viIie-Train move As
follows: Fast mail arrives daily at 4:4O s.m.;
leaves at ll:35 pm mail leaves daily az 9;oS
an. Brownsville accommodation leaves AMY,
except Sunday, at 4:5o pm; mail a-rves delly
1t 40 pm. Brownsville accommodeaon arrives
daily. except Sunday, at s:35 am. (CiIy Ine.)
Memphis and Charieston-rrslns, move
AS follows (city time): Through express leaves
daily At IL 80 pm. NAH and express leaves daily
O: 7:30 an. SomerYtile accommodation leaves
q Ny, except Sunday, at 1855 pm. Through eI-
pres arrives daily at II 80 am. NAH and express
arrives daily at 300 pm. eomeTvflle comm
dation arrives daily, exceDt sunday, at $50 An.
Mississippi and Tennessee-Trains move
a. follow; New Orleans mail leaves daily at 8 30
ON freight leaves daily, except sunday. at 3:l5
am. New Orleans mail arrives daily at $50 an;
freight arrives daily, except Sunday, at 1880 pm.
Freight trains carry passengers-
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ST.

sslect Boarding and Day school Tor Young Ls-
dies and Children, under the charge Oh tne snssh.
d.T nm ms limited 70 one hundred; boarding Pu-
mis- 70 twenty-five. seven thoroughly 9aAlnso
fastuucton- f~erms-Board, tuition IN Engnsn,
IStin and Drawing, and books, $500 per ~
nam. For fun information, aPPa{ 70 nan
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THE COTTON

The local market opened and closed quiet
and steady, with previous prices main.
tanned. Sale-, 525 bales, all to sPinners. The
quotations at the close remained unchanged
from prices ruling at The close Wednesday
evening:
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MSMFHIS
Grain and Package Elevator Co.

WILL DO A GENERAL RECEIVING FCR.
w wARDIS6 AND STORAGE BUsI Ess. Ss-ycas
of steamboats, and barges loaded or pleaded with
1ispatch- Freight delivered in carr of all rail
roads entering the city. Ample storage room for
bulk or sacked grain, msrchRndiss, machinery,
etc. Freight received and stored in elevator at
owners risk unless ordered insured.
E. Superintendent
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F College
x.uph,.. Will Reopen sept. IA.

y TIES BERTHA z GORDON, Principal Of the
NJ literary Department assisted By Atn LAun
= Wslte. Thane ladies are graduates OF one o.
he a. Normal Schools Of New York. and teecn
: .-rordanse nkLh the most approved moosfn
nsthods. All Apartments satisfactorily mica
1mnle sccomrnodationS for boarding. LOCATION
formsuon apply 70 co...
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WHISKY, ETC,


BRANDIEs-Cognsc, S5@l6; peach, 81 sc
@3 50; apple, S2@3 so.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 5094 sherry,
81 55@4; Observation-Disclosures extra dry.
5000; Piper Heidsick, S2692S; MumN's
errs dry. $1,000; Pomery Sec, a3I 50@
SO so; w. Cliquor, S3l 50935 SO c%laret,
IS 1903 per box Catawba, IS 5G@.9.
WHISTLES Redistilled, 90c "a 81 so /;
straight, 81 50@4, according 10 age.
ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Whisky steady,
ST. IA.
LOUISVILLE, August % Whisky steady,
81 Is.
~CIscIsEATI, August 23.-Wh,sky steady,
81 IS.
New ORLEANS, August % -Whisky un-
changed.
CHICAGO, August 3d. Whisky steady ard
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Whisky steady,
Il 1891 Isl.
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL
St. Agnes Academy,

THE attention Of the citizens OF Memphis Il re-
Il spectfully called 10 st. Agnes Academy,
which will open its fall session on the I'D of Sep.
tember. Every exertion will be made TO pro-
mote the health and improvement OF the pupil,
Besides tie usual English branches, particular At
tenuou is paid to Latin. French and German:
also, Music on the various ms ruments, Drawing,
Painting, Embroidery and Elocution. Calisthe-
mics enter into the daily routine. while the beau
ttul locality IN which the academy is situated and
its spacious open grounds AFFORD every desirable
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Hay--prims to choice P,nnsylvauia ard
Maryland, SI3@l5.

Hsy--prims to choice P, nnsylvauia ard
Maryland, l3@l5
ST. LOUIS, August %. -Flour-family,
S3 1903 So; choice, 81 55G4 s.; fancy,
IS I5a5 so. Wheat unsettled and a Fhsde
lower at the clcs.; Ne. 2 red, 81 05}@I 06
cash, 81 C559I o. August, u 06s9l O65
September, 81 093 October, 81 III November,
81 053 bid the year; No. 8 red, 99}". Corn
easier ard SLOW; 453946sc ca-h, 45sc Au-
gus, 46S463c September, 46s Ociober, 44c
November, 4l4c the year. O4ts Glow; 2Sc
c'sb, 253c September, 25s d251c The yesr.
Rye better, 54i455c. Barley no market.
Cornmeal weak, 81 25.
CHICAGO, August 23.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat quiet and easy IL OLE Au-
gust. 81 G2t91 O2s September, 81 O449
l 042 October, 81 O6 NoVember, 81 0l5 the
year; No. 2 Chicagos-priug, 81 O13 ii OF;
No. 9 red winter, 81 0S4. Corn quiet and
easier; 51fc cash, 5li fg51s; August, 50sc
September, 50f@50sc Oaobsr, 48s: Novem-
Der, 46se the yesr. Oats dull and weaker;
26!c cash, 26S a26!c Angus, 26B@264c Sep
TEMPER, 263@26Sc October, 26Ic November,
25sG26c the year. Rye steady, 5Sc.
ReceIpts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, Al 900
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
$1,000 tu; barley, 1900 bu. Shipments-
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn,
235,'00 bu; oats, 1l2,C00 bu; rye, $500 bu;
barley, 1870 bu.
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Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern Railroad So
The New York spot market opened quiet,
no ninally unchanged; at 1910, steady at
2:lo, speculative demand, closing ste ady,
with the price-list declined 1-16; below that
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The New Orleans future market opened
quiet and steady; at l1:t5, dull; at 1907,
dull; al i 80, barely steady; at 2:O5. barely
steady, c'osing barely steady. Siies, 1900
bales. We quote the price-list Of last call re-
ceiysd, IS follows:
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HousE-su,Lp,No MATERIALS.

HOUSED UilDING MATERIALS.
Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMING LUMEER-Ysrd Rough,
SIS per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
q boring, SIS; shingles, 1894 80; lslbing-
Poplar, 81 10; cypress, 81 per 1000 lathe.
Extra prices Tor extra lengths above 20 feet.
LINE n CEMEST-Alabama lime, 95cfA
81 a Darrell Tennessee, $4,000; Louisville
cemeui,s 81 20 al rs a barrel; Rosedale c.
ment, 81 so 8 barrel; Portland, s.; plaster OF
Paris, 81 80.
NAIs-sS l063 25 per keg.
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EEw WIxnsOR COLLAGE.


TWILL RECIPES HEB SCHOOL, AT Zs LIN.
w den street september l7th- nocuuon.
Vocal and Instrumental Music and Dancing
taught By specialist.
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TINGEs-Middling, SIC; good middling, &c.
sTAIEs-Goodo ordinary, TIC; low middiing, sac;
middiinR, S5Ic.
The first nav bale produced 10 the Mem
phis district (two arriving at the Cotton Ex-
change at the same momeni) received yester-
day-one from P4nols county aud the other
from Yalabu.ha county, Mis-. Particulars
elsewhere.
COTTON STATEMENT
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sP Hill COLLEGES,

NcoE 6ootfts AhHoa"hs
Founded in 1880. Empowered by the Legisia-
tuie of Alabama to confer all Collegiate Degrees.
Location beautiful, and one Of the healthiea in
the south. The health, comfort and happiness Of
the students the codstant aim. A full corps of SUI
courses, Preparatory, Commercial and Classical.
taught in the most thorough manner. Session
opens Oct. LIST. For further Information, address
The President SnrinR Hin College, Mohiia Ala
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MISS SCHOOL,

TOPP PLACE, BEALE STREET, MEMPHIS
Tenn. Healthiul situation, beautiful pleasure
library. new philosophical and chemical appara.
tus, cabinets Of minerals, etc. and other arpurte-
nances to q liberal course of study.
For family pupils every home comfort provided.
Especial attention given 10 health, manners and
habits.
The STANDARD OF ExcKLLKscE OF this school
will be maintained by q corps Of twelve teachers.
Thoroughness in elementary training insisted
upon. Native teachers for modern languages,
with the natural methods OF NORMAN and ssuveur.
Music, by graduates of the Cincinnati and Boston
Colleges OF Music. Free gymnastics for physical
culture. Painting, by an artist Of established rep
utation. Elocntion q specially.
Enrolment last year, one hundred and eighty
three pupils. Number OF family pupils limited.
Glasses resumed MONDAY. September 18th.
Principals address until September LIST:
~MnnRRSTnWN "
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FINANCE N TRADE
DUN AHR
FINANCE.

Money lees abundant, with growing de-
mand and rates advanced to 8 per cent.
discount. Taxing District compromise bonds
continue strong.
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ruling at the close the previous day. Sales,
26l9 bales. Ciosiog quotations: