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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1869.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
Owes or tm Daily Appeal, t
Memphis, October 11, 196H. J
The money market la working (long
with aotne noticeable eaae that in, the
bunks are better fixed than they were last
week, but we can hardly say so much of
the outside community. Cotton comes in
steadily, and sales are quite active, but
the eichange offering is not too heavy for
our dealers to handle, and rates remain
nnidianired. New York cotton bills are
taken at c discount, while points in
New England are discounted at c New
Orleans bills are taken at c discount in
email sums. Checking on all points at
oar to S discount.
Stocks and bonds are entirely nominal
We have heard of uo sales during the
week.
City scrip has taken an upward turn
within the oast few days. The rise was
nmdlcated noon the sale of the slock held
bv Memphis in the Little Bock Railroad
Bv this sale the City Treasury was to l
relieved to the extent of $100,000 lmmedi
ately thus providing for many pressing
wanta, and also setting aside the question
of a further iaaue of scrip. The demand
to-dav was active. One dealer sold about
$1400 in balances at 75c, but jumped his
prices op to SOc before noon. In the latter
part of the day the " ring " who have
been crying down scrip, boasted on the
street that they would soon have xt down
rain to 70c. and from the action of the
Board of Aldermen, as reported else
where, they, no doubt, knew what they
talked about.
County warrants are dull. There is no
demand to speak of and no offerings; 63
to 5c are the nominal buying rates
Police scrip is in active demand, and
scarce. Dealers would buy at We.
There is a fair country demand for gold
and all that is otlered is taken for ship
ment to the interior to lay away for fu
ture use. Dealers buy at New York quo
tations and sell at an advance of 1H 1o2e.
New Tenneaeee bonds are improving.
Sales of new, reported to-day in New
Yoffc,6Kc; old,61He.
Governments closed steady:
Bonds of UK 1WS120
f-2u Bonds of tK VM (al)1 ,
6-au " law mXiUlX
U-M " 1865 1UX119
" lii,new lis lls.
h-JR " 17, " USUI'S
f-; " lf8, " 118 &118l.
10-40 Bonds VUK
1'acine Sixes 107(apl07;,
Stocks closed dull and heavy:
Canton -
Western I'nion Telegraph Co....
Quicksilver
Pacific Mail
Adams Express
Wells, Fargo A Co.'s Express. ..
Atoerican Express
I'nlted States Express
Merehattls I'nion Express.
New York Central
f".rie .....
Hudson
Beading
Michigan Central
Southern
Illinois Central
Cleveland and Pittsburg
51
36
13
W
MK
85
34'-?
5fl
x
170
sat,
159
H6
121!
85
1
104
7I
Chicago and Northwestern
preferred. 84
Cleveland and Toledo..
Bock Island
St. Paul
St. Paul, preferred
Fort Warne
... 08
... iv.
Ohio and Mississippi !28
COTTON.
ClAMBKR OF COMMEBTS, 1
Hesi'HU, October 11, 1H6V. j
Sales to-day touted up 700 bales, six
buyers operating, five taking 100 bales and
upwards. The market opened active at 24 He
for middling, at which figure several hun
dred bales changed hands. Some factors
demanded a alight advance on this figure
early in the morning and were afterwards
forced to take less. The unfavorable
tenor of the midday dispatches caused a
decline here, the market closing weak and
irregular at 24 to 24c for middling, with
most factors unwilling to make voncm
slooa, and several buyers anxious to pur
chase at the decline. An order for too
bales strict to good middling was tilled at
MMe, and IXi bales middling at Mjfj A
ingle Ust of 7u bales brought -4,V
ajliJ another of 70, barely mid
dling, was sold at the same figure.
Among the sales reported were 16 re
packed at 21 ,'c, 20 low middling at 2!T,c,
40 middling at 24H 15 bright middling at
S4Ke, 1 middling at MHu. 36 do. at 24c,
27 do. at 24 36 good ordinary to low
middling at 24c. and 10 good middling at
25e. Beoeipts to-day were 1553 lialea, and
larger than any previous day this season.
Exports were 1103 bales. The New York
market opened steady at 27c for middling
uplands, and closed weak with a fair de
mand at 2ti Sc Sales, 4000 bales 700 for
future delivery, including January at 26c.
The New Orleans market opened steady
at 25 S to 25 V', and closed at 25!c with
fair demand and sales of 2500 bales. The
I.iverp."'! market closed irregular and
tower at I '.VI ,,r middling uplands aud
12 Sd for Orleans.
BETIB.W OF THE WEEK
TrfeeDAV, October 5th. Middlings
opened at 24c aud closed at M)j Sales
(too bales. Stock on hand 330S.
Wbdnkhiiay, 6th.--strifes opened at
24 He and Unproved, Closing firm at .i v .
. Sales 1100 bales. Stock 3411.
Tbl-ksday, 7th. Prices firm and un
changed at 24 V- for Middlings. Hales 450
bales. Slock 3780.
Friday, tttu. Prices declined (fl on all
grades, closing at 24 V. lieiuaud active.
Sales 800 bales. Slock 3808.
Satlbhav, Wh. Middlings stesdy at
2a " Demand active and market nearly
bm. Orders largely in excess of supply.
Males MOO stock on hand 3787.
Mondav, !Uii. Market opened active
at 24 .V; decline and doaed weak at 24
lo24)c. Sales 700 hair ; stock on hand
6237.
OOTfOIt KTATF.MIOtT.
Htoek on kasd Sept. 1, 1M.. "4
Received this week 7,050
Kecetved previously K.S014 15,348
15,442
-10,205
Hhippel tbia week 6.428
Shipped previously 4,777-
Hiock on hand
TBADE.
Business doting the week has been
steady, and prn-e are nut lunch ditlereut I
from what t bey were at tbe date or our l jjiDEs-Drv Flir t 21c; Dry Salt 17 to
last weekly edition. Stsple supplies ou- J8c; Green salt 10 V; Green 9V; Deer
tinue scarce and inactive demand, and kiBH sheepskins 25c to fl
are very firm. The present fine
has soiiietbtug to do with the
fact that fewer planters than usual are to
be seen upon our streets. Nearly all are
engaged in securing their cotton crop, aud
every avsiiable hand is iu tbe field. Be
ceipte are lighter than they would be oth
OTwiae and will not improve until the
weather changes. We hope that no time'
Will be lost In picking, aud that when the j
raju or storms set iu there will be little
tft iu the field to injure. Tbe old adage
'nakghsT while the sun shiues" is not
forgotten.
DRY GOOD.
Tbe dry goods trade is moderately ac
tive, so Atr as our wliolesale houses are
couoetuen, nunc i'1 iemu irnue w OS '
never better. Tbe display of goods this
neason excels sit fcirtaer ones, and the la
dies are inj ecatactfs. W have had sev
eral " grand openings " during tbe week,
sskd we must not forget to particularise
tkst of the Messrs. B. Loweustein A
bios which came otT ou Thursday last,
causing uo little excitement. Al this
a . . . 1 . .. ; ! . 1
bouse there was s vonataut wream of the
fair sex from early morning until night,
and the different rtyles of dress goods,
including silks, poplins, grenadines,
, :.,irs hiwla etc.. all of their own im
portation, were prononnced "snperb,"
"elegant," "magnificent," "beautiful,"
" lovely," and all the other adjectives
usually made use of on such occasions.
It was a gala day in dry goods, and will
not soon be forgotten by those who had
the pleasure of examining the beautiful
articles set out by this well known and
enterprising firm. The attractions ex
hibited by them could not be resisted and
we are satisfied that their sales for the
day must have besn among the largeat
ever known to the trade of our city.
Prices are much the same as last week.
A few ataple cotton goods are some
weaker, while other are firmer, but there
is really no material alterations in quota
tions. PBI.HT.
Merrimack. P 1SS Amoskeas, isncy.12
Pacific Obi
Prague's 13,
Bhlrtlug.lUS
Atlantic....- 7H
Arnold 1-
Lowell Jam
Waiusutta ',
BLEAI'HKO XTTON8.
Lonsdale.,.4-4 1 Canoe... S
llope.4-4 ii. Colony . UM. ...47j
Hollowell i...4-4.15 Allendale...!-! ...M
tireene...T'B...
Siutervllle
W uliliam. Ml men. is
45 Inch. JO
HKOWX COTTOS8.
Stark A .4-4 n Pepperell R
..n
Augusta.. 4-4 M "
OH 144
Portioouth.4-4 14
Monadnook.10-4.47
Heavr Duck )toS2
Old Colony. ..hm
..4U
PLAID OSSABrKOS.
Oakland, plaid 12S Tennessee, plaid.
Ottawa, " It Kentucky, " ...34
nsasiiiiva am. old Keui'kv.ulalulv
Maryland, ' -SH Susquehanna, " JU
iMXas, woutneru
RRJ1WN OSNABl'ROS.
K standard, a ot U Alabama. s ox...22
Lower grades.. 17- to 21
BOOTH AKD SHOE?.
In this line we have nothing new to
report. Stocks are well assorted, but not
so heavy as last week, while fresh arrivals
are daily reported. The demand is steady,
though so far heavy winter wear have
gone off more slowly than we expected.
Prices are unchanged. Of the New i ork
market, the Shoe and Leather Reporter
says:
The anticipations of manufacturers and
dealers as to the amount of the fall trsde
hsve thus far been tolerably well met by
ihe business transacted, but the state of
uncertainty and suspense which was felt
at the outset has been in no way lessened,
justifying the cautious course which has
been all along pursued. To the uncer
tainty of prices on account of the St.
Crispin organization, has been sdded the
irregular course of the money market.
and while the prices of stock have leen
generally steady, the margin for profit
was too small to allow ol any over pro
duction, and the supply of seasonable
goods hss been consistently restricted to
iheanLual and iuin ediate wants of the
marts. For goods for fall and winter
wear there is a brisk demand from the
louth and West, but credits are cautious
ly looked to, anu prices are urm. iu uie
riner qualities of work there is not so
much demand, and manufacturers will
not take orders except upon the most ia-
vorable terms.
Men's U. B. Kip Brogans fl Xal 75
naif nriier "Uls'r MP urisfau i iu
L. and B. Kip Br jgaus 1 5U2 ui
Caff " 1 (Bait 50
11. and C. aud 1. lo-ison r- Brog. t -Sal sr
Split
7iul 50
nun
Baluiorals..
1 Sua2 35
2 &a3 50
2 iua.'i UU
.... 2 uOati no
4 50s
.... 2 25a.'l vu
.... 2 25a3 .ral
.... 3 Uua5 UU
.... 2 50a4 141
1 I2al u
.... 1 12al 75
1 25a2 OU
... 1 12al 73
CMK
Bu-Tand Calf Congress.
Calf Pegged Boot
' Sewed
Kip Peg. "
Hpflt Peg. "
drained Peg. "
Buff Peg.
Boy's Kip V. B. Brogans
L and H "
Buff and Calf "
Balmorals
Calf
1 5(ia-
Mpllt Boots 1 76a- 25
2 Ja3 vu
7Ual 25
1 VRs2 25
1 UUal rU
1 50al 75
1 12al 75
1 5tla2 25
1 ral 75
Youth's Brogans
Hpllt and Kip Boots
Women's Peg- Split Balmorals
KBB
Butf
Calf "
Pebbled grained Bat's
Uoat B-Jmorals.......
1 75a2 U0
Misses' Sollt Bsllio. r.il- 1 UUal 5j
nun nsliuorais 1 wsi ou
Calf - I 25al 75
1-sdies' Sewed Ki.l aud Uoat Bal's 1 rat IU
Buti aiid call i sna uu
Cloth " .... 1 5e3 lJ
Misses' Sewed Kid ami Ooat Bal's 1 2fa2 UU
Calf ar d Butt " 1 aW 75
Children's Peg. aud S;wtsl " 5ual 25
Ale ad Bkkk Scotch Ale, piuts, $3 to
3 50; Cincinnati Ale, 111 kegs, $6 to b 2d;
half barrels $10 50. Beer, half barrels, $11 ;
where packages are returned, $3 off.
Bachjiso The stock is barely suffii ieut
to meet the jobbing demand. Light or
1H' lb 21 to 22c; heavy 29 to 30c; India 29
to 30c.
Bi tter The supply is fair and choiiie
grades are in demitud at 33 to Sic; good
27 to SOc.
Beans Choice Navy $2 75 to 3 00.
Brooms So. 1, $5 to 5 50 per dozen ; No.
2, $4 to 4 50.
Broom Corn Dull at $160 to 150 per
ton.
Beeswax Steady at 80 to S2c.
Bi'Iloer's Material Cape Lime in
lots on levee $2; from store, $2 25. Ala
bama at depot $2 10; from store, $2 25.
Louisville Cemeut, $3 25 to 3 50 in lots.
Bosendale, .$4 50 to 5 00. Plaster $5 00.
Hair, in 40 lb bales, $2 75 to 3. Fire
brick $5 to 0. Building Brick $8 per M.
Coffee The market is steady aud de
mand fair. Skimmings are ly to 20c; Bio 21
to 24c for cotnmou to lair; prime do 25 to
27c; Laguyra 27 to 2Ke ; Java 35 to 38c.
cobnmeal The ueiuand is not active,
and stock light ; 35 bbls sold on levee to
day at $5 25, but at mills $5 50 is asked.
Cheese Light slock. Factory, lsW to
lite; W. K., 17V. to Me; Switzer, SOc; Litn
berger, 29c.
Cotton Seep Fair receipts. 4M1 mills
buy at $13 delivered and furnish sacks.
Euiw Selling in Isrge and small pack
ages at 34 to 35c per dozen.
Floi r There Is a large supply on
hand, and pric-s are weak. Fine, 4 50 to
4 75; Supers, $5 to I 50; X, $6 to 6 50;
Family, $7 to 7 50; Fancy, $n to 9.
Fmcit The stock of choice Apples on
baud is light, though there are any quan
tity of inferior in the market. Choice are
in demand at $5 per bbl. Dried Apples 7 to
; Peaches 10 to lie. Lemons $14 per
box. Oranges $t 50 to 7 per liarrel.
Feed The receipts of feed are equal to
the demand, and prices are firm. Corn is
in light supply. We note sales to-day of
40 sacks new enr at 80c, and 100
sacks at 80c; old ear is worth
Hoc; 40 sacks yellow shelled sold to-day at
al 05, aud 100 do. at $1 10; $1 OSt was
offered for 100 savkx white on levee, but
it was held at $1 15. Oats 58 to 600. Bran,
100 sacks at $24. 11 ty $25 to 27.
Fish Mackerel, No. 1, bbls $24; bbls
$12 50; kits $290 to S 00; No. 2, bbls $15 50;
do $8 50 to 9 00; kits $2 25; family, in
bbls $14; do. $7 50; kits $2. White fish
$8 00 to 9 00 in X blls. Sardines, quarters
1B ner case: halves $32 50. Fresh lake
flin l0c lD
j each.
Hardware Demand a. the. Nails
' $5 00 rates. Hollow ware, 5 to nit. Col
( ins' A Huut's aies, $15 per doz. Bar
iron, oyjc
I bun TlES Pricts are steady at 7 to 8c.
M o lasses Cu be 55c; Louisiana sugar
House 85c; Golden Syrup $1 10 to 1 15 in
barrels, aud 10c additional in kegs.
M atches $M 50 per gross for No. 6.
Nuts Almonds 30 to 32c. ('ream, Fil
berts and English Walnuts, 17c. Pecan,
Texas, 22c.
Naval Stores Tar iu kegs, $5 25 to
5 75 for pine; in 40 gallon bbls, $8 to 10 00;
pitch, $5. Benin, $4 50 to 7 50. Oakum,
$5 to 5 50 per bale,
OILS Coal, 38 to 40c; Lard, $1 60; Lin
seed $1 18 to 1 25; do boiled $1 25 to $1 30;
Tanners $1 10 to 1 25; Lubricatiug 05 to
$1 25; Castor $3 50 to 3 75; Turpentine, 50
to tlOc; Olive 2e oi bottles, $10 per basket.
Poultby Youcaj and old Chickens are
willing at $4 to 5 (Mir dozeu. Ducks $5.
PxofaUcE Choke Onions are in demand
ut kx Mi it ,rr! Potatoes are in oHi
at J 00 per barrel, roiaioes are in goj
supply and held at $i 90 on levee and $2
to 2 10 in store. Turnips $1 to 1 25 per
bushel. Sweet Potatoea $1 to $1 25 per
bushel.
Provisions Meats of all kinds are
4 steady. Mess Pork, $33 50 to 34 50; Prims
Mess, $31 to 31 50; Clear Sides, 21 H to 22c;
Shoulders, 18 to !-.; Choice Sugar
cured Hams, 24 to 25c, and scarce;
Breakfast Bacon 22c; Lard steady; tierce
20 to 20 V; kegs 21 to 21V; caddies 22c
Mess Beef Thomas' bbls $8; bbls
$15 to 15H.
Scuars The market is steady. We
quote: Crushed, Powdered and Oran
ulated 18c. Coffee A, 17Xc; B, 17c; C
Extra. 17c; Demarara, 16 to 17c; Lou
isiana old process, loe. Prime, 15 He;
Fair, llc; Common, 135ic; Y. C, 16V.
Soda Iu boxes, 8c; kegs, 7c.
Stabch 7K to 8c per lb.
Snuff Uarrett, box, $16; packed, $18.
Shot Drop, per bag, $2 90 to 3; Buck,
$3 15 to 3 25. Pig and Bar lead, 11 to 12.
Soap Palm Soap, 6c; No. 1 do. 7 V.
Panola do. 9 to 10c; Eraaive, 9 to 10c; Ex
tra Family, 8 to 9c; Castile 17c; imported
do. 25 to 28c.
Salt Bbls of 280 lbs $2 95 to 3; Large
$3 85 to 4; Common $3 65 to 3 75; Dairy
$3 10 to 3 25.
Spibits Proof Whisky $1 25; Common
Rectified 85c to $1.
Vinegar Cider $8 to 10 per bbl ; Wine
$12 to 15.
Wheat There is very little coining in
and prices are firm. No. 1 red arid
white $1 25 to 1 35. No. 2 $1 10 to 1 20.
Inferior or rejected 80 to $1.
Sundries English Pickles, assorted,
$5 50 to 5 75; American, pints, $2 50;
quarters, $3 50; half gallons, $5 75. Mus
tard per case, $1 60 for quarter lb; Ken
tucky quarters, $1 75; halves, $3 50. Ma
son's Blacking 45 to 75c per doz.
Canned Goods Peaches, 2 lbs, $2 75 to
3 00. Oysters, standard brauds, $1 75 to
2 75 for 1 and 2 lb. Brandy Peaches $5 50
to 6. Cherries $5 75 to 6 25. Blackberries
$2 75. Strawberries $3 00. Pineapples
$4 to 4 25. Tomatoes $1 75. Sugar of
Lemon $5 00. Jellies, tumblers assorted,
$3 25; goblets, half size, $3 50; full size,
$3 75.
Leather Heavy hemlock sole .'15 to
88c; oak do 42 to 46c. Harness oak 42 to
45c; npper No. 1 $48 per dozen; No. 2 $45
do: French calf $45 to 75 per dozen. Tal
low 10c
Tobacco All grades of manufactured
Tobaccos are firm. Fine Natural Leaf
light pressed $1 to 1 10; Fine Fancy
Virginia 90 to $1; Fine Bright pounds
80 to 90c; Medium Bright pounds!
lOto sOf; Common Bright pounds ti2 to
70f ; Good Bright quarters 67 to 75c; Medi
um Bright quarters 62 to07f . Smoking
.Fine and Fancy 60 to 80e; ObWmo and
Medium 35 to 5Uo,
Live Stocb The following are the
quotations from actual sales: Best Corn
fed Beeves scarce at 6 to 6'iC gross; Orass
fed Beeves iu u. .-r : supply, 3 to 5:
gross i Oraging Cattle, tSf gross; bir.je
Work Oxen, $75 to 110 per yoke; M1K U
Cows with young calves, $30 to 60; Fat
Hogs, 9 to 10c gross in demand; Sheep,
$2 to 4 per head as to their condition.
Lumber, etc. We quote as fol
lows: Framing limber, $25 per M : rough
lumber, $25 per M; dressed yellow
pine flooring, $40 to 45 per M; dressed
poplar siding, $25; dressed white pine
ditto. $35; dressed clear white pine, M
cypress shingles, $4 50 to $5 ; white
pine ditto, $5 50 to $6; sawed lath, $2 75
to $3; doors, 3x7, $4; 3x8, $5; 3x7, $4 50;
14-6x6, $3 25; sash 8x10, 75c: 10x12,
10x14, $1 25; 10x16, $1 50; 10x10, $1
10x20, $2; 10x22, $2 25.
l;
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Comfort and Bliss, or Pain and A
I)K. TolllAS' CXLKKRATKll ENKT1.VN I. INI
sent, whose wonderful cures, sure aud iu
Htautaneoas action. In cases of Cbroulc
Klieumstisiu, Headache, Toothache, Croup,
Cats. Burns, Colic, CVimps, Dyseutery, etc.,
have astonished tbe i -..;. '. world. Is no
new catch-penny; SO! an article that has
kUxsl the test ot 'wenty-twn years. The
t uormous sale fii'-1 rapidly lut-reaslug de
mand Is al once the surest evidence of its
usefulness and popularity. V. family should
be without a bottle in the house, lfuudreds
of dollars and many hours of sutiertug may
be saved by lbt timely use.
Colic, Cramp and lysentery yield at once
to Us pain-curative properitles. It Is per
fectly Innocent, aud can beglen to the old
est person ttt- youngest child. No matter if
you have no coufidtmce In Paient Medic lues
try this, and you will be sure to buy again
and recommend to yoar frleuds. Hundreds
of Physlciaus recommend it In their practice
sold bv the luuot
Ists and Storeaeepei -..
Price, Fifty Cents and On
Dollar, uepot. IU
Park Place, New York.
FRIGHTFUL DEVELOPMENTS !
At last the people have got the fact " through
their hair," that hair dyes Impregnated with
acetate of lead aud other metallic salts are
MUBDEBOl'S PBEPABATIONS.
When they see the metallic sediment ut the
bottom of the bottles, they know thai the
disgusting stuff is literally tiiicekmkd with
i . v They ask, therefore, for a
HARMLESS VSMETARLE DYE,
and And It, pure and efficacious, in
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
Offered under the sanction of Prof. Chilton's
guarantee that It contains " nothing delete
rious." CRISTA DO RU'H HAIRPRESKRVATIVE, as
a Pressing, acts like aeharm ou tae Hair alter
DveinK. Try
In Remote Settlements of Untold Value.
Kood makes blood: bluod makes the body.
It the blood be pure, the body Is healthy. r4o
If we are net in health, we kuow some Impu
rities are Irtrklug about which must be re
moved, aud the sooner the better.
Jtmndri'tA' Pill mttutv all rum the sytleru
which nature aerdm no longer.
The wonderful cure enVcted by Brandreth's
Pills have arrested the attention of enlight
ened physicians. I'pwards of five lltousand
now use them iu their daily practice, and
two hundred have given their wrltleu testi
mony as to their Innocence and value, as
cleansers of the bowels aud bloMl.
Their untold value Is to those living In set
tlement where thictors can only be had at
great expeuse. Pur If you are sick, ynu
have onlv to take one orinoredosesof Brand
reth's PI it to get cured. Pull directions are
with each box. Isold by all druggists.
Batchelor't Hilr Dje. This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best iu the world' the only true and
peilect Dye; harmless, reliable, Inntautaue
ous; no dUappolntmeul; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the 111 effect of bad Dyes; Invigo
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautltul.
black or saoWM. Hold by a! 1 Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied al Balcbel
or's Wig Ksctory, No. IS Bond street, N. Y.
CHANCERY SALE.
OHANCBRY
fitAXaXl
ON
Tuesday, November 2, 1869.
Jamas C. Anderson et ats.Kx Parte Petit ios.
No. aiOB Chaueery Court of Memphis.
BY virtue of an interlocutory decree in this
cause, I will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. In front of the Clerk and Mas
ter's nfBi. tu the city of Memphis, Teun , ou
Tuesday, November , 1W, within legal houn.,
the following Real Estate, to-wll:
A certain tract of land lying and being In
the county of Shelby and Stale of Tennessee,
whereon James C. Auderttnn sr.. resided al
the time or his death, and known as his
homestead, near to or upon the waters of
Sounonnsh creek, contai nlug 4a0 acres.
Before the day of sale the above tract will
be subdivided Into several small tracts.
Terms of 8el One-third cash, balance on
a credit of one and two years; notes with se
curity taken, bearing interest from the day
of sale, and Hen retained till payment of the
purchase money.'
A. ALSTON. C. and M.
BUSINESS OPENING.
I AM authorlxed to dispose of tbe Interest
of the senior partner in oue of our best
ront Ho"W
LOUI
Now doins a lucrative business, which can
be x'enred to the purchaser. 1 tlie right
muii harvalu will be ottered. Apply for
one week to the uu.ii in the Lee
Bls-k. Union street, No 15.
osj W. n.STRATTON
Main Street Store for Rent.
TPON timely application and sufficient in
4ueeineni offered, we uiil rent for one
,elir fll111 istrteptemberuext. the front store
Koom now occupied uy us. corner oi jiaiu
!,,-... ...eels, with nart of basemeuL
auiai BoYSTKB, XREZiA ANT a CO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1869 BOOTS & SHOES 1 1870
JOSEPH S. LJEVETT fc CO.,
(Tha Oldest Shoe House In Memphis),
Dofy Competition,
Respectfully Invite Dealers and Planters to
eall and examine our new stock before pur
cltastng. JOH. S. LEVETT & CO.,
sew 8343 Main, srner Union Street.
GOODBAR & GILLILAND,
Exclusive Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES
HATS AND CAPS,
301 MAIN STREET. WEBSTER BLOCK,
Memphis, Tennessee.
We are now receiving oar fall stock, the
largest we have ever offered to the trade.
Merchants will find It to their Interest to
examine before buying. augii
New Firm New Goods
SOUTHWORTH & THAYER,
BTRICTLY
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
Boots, Shoes & Hats
199 Main St., Memphis.
$S At competing prices with any other
Market. Ouoi8 Sold osly to Mer
chants. Satisfaction guaranteed in ev
ery instance. se-'lodAw
HIDES AND LEATHER.
ASHBROOK & WHITE,
Successors to tiro. Philler A Co.,
DEALER IN
Hides and Peltries
Highest Cash Prices Paid for
Hides,
Furs,
Deer Skins,
Beeswax,
Tallow,
Wool, Etc.
Constantly on Consignment,
Harness, Bridle, Skirting and
Sole Leather,
ADAMS STREET,
Between Front Row and Water St.,
sel MEMPHIS, TENN.
I). 11. THOMAS.
B. F. UKOSS
THOMAS & GROSS
MANUPACTKUEBS OK
LEATHER
AND DEALERS IN
Leather & Shoe Findin s
Foreign and Domestic Calf and Kip
Skins, Tanners' and Curriers'
Tools, Tanners' Oils, Etc.,
366 Main St., Memphis, Tenn.
WCtuh pat J for MM ami Leather In the
roiurh. aelv
MEDICAL.
Try Dr. Guilmette's
EXTRACT OF JUNIPER
IT is an infusion of the berries of the cele
1 bratetl italiiin Jnnloer. In the best nunlllv
of gin, aud Usuoerlor to all other remedies for
Disease of the Kidneys,
Debility of Stomach and llowels,
Catarrh of the Bladder,
Brick Dust Deposit in I'rine,
Cholic,
Dyspepsia,
Flatulency,
Gravel.
Diabetes,
And all Diseases of the I" rinary Organs.
For sale by
W. N. WILKERSGN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
oc7 040 Main St.. Memphis, Teun.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. J. B. SCARBOROUGH
H.AK perrnnmnitTr ItMntcd in Memphis, and
will treat chronic MMUM of everydea
cription. For t iifiml Iisees he h ati
iNt'ALLi liLE siKCinc that MMOW every
vestlice of the disrits', without (fiviug mer
cury. Thojie suttevliiK witli cosscmption or
iOHMI iL.i he pect3!lr Invttea tu avail them-
si'iesoi ins tn-uinif ni. leeiUiK auurm, iioin
exuei ieric. Ihut he ha, discovered the renie-
ti a Merciful Providt-noe Iia provided for
Tiu8e lorntttiaoie nnu nirneno cousmerea in
curable dieaMev. !..,.,- atti.oled with diN
eflaea pi-ullftr to their aex arofeaafulry treat-
it. All roniinuuu-anons ry l-lter pi otnptlv
uswered. Ofbv-e-227 Second St., LTp-Stair.
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DR. RUSSELL'S
DISPENSARY.
THE LAKOEWf AND OLDEST INSTITfTlON
OF THE KIND IN THE SOU THWKBT;
ESTABLISHED NINE YEARS
And the only reliable place for tha
Cure of Private Diseases.
Dr. RUHBELL. No. 4J North Court Street,
north atd of Court Square, Memphis,
Tean, 1 acknowledged by all
parties interested as by far
The Most Successful Physician
IN the treatment of Private and secret dis
eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures gufiranteed In every ense, male or fe
male. Heceut cases of Ubonorrhea or Syphi
lis cured In a few days, without the use ol
mercury, change of diet or hindrance from
buaiueaa. Hecnudary Syphilis, the last vestige
eradicated without the use of mercury. Suf
ferers from Impoteuey, or loss of Heiual
Power. rtored to free vigor iu a few weeks.
Uleet or ijhonorrhea of long standing, when
all Internal remedies have railed, per'aaneut
ly and xiieedlly ourd by a new treatment.
Victim of aelf-aunse and excessive veuery,
sufferlua from Rpermatorrhea and loss of phy
alcal and mental power, speedily and perma
nently cured. w" All consultations strictly
ci ni fl .1 e u 1 1 al
-umoe hours troni V a.m. to 1 p m., and 1
to s p.m.
DR. J. B. RUSSKlds Cousultlug Physician.
L. U. WARRAN, liecretary.
Treatwa ou Chronic DUea s iurulahed frea
ou application. ap!5 daw
INSANE ASYLUM.
ST. VINCKNTtS INSTITUTION FOR THE
INSANE, St. Louis, Mo. This Institution
w usiuunded by the Slater's of Charity, Au
gust M, MMa. It is private and nrst-class la
Its arrangements aud accommodation. In
sane p ill. n:s of both sexes and of all de
nouitBaUons are received, also those addicted
to taklig upturn or other stimulants to ex
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc.,
apply to Ur.J.K. BAUDUY or the SISTER
eUPEKJOK. auglt
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS
NEWTON FORD & CO.,
WHOLESALE
Grocers, Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
17 UNION STREET,
Lee Block. Memphis, Tenn
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N. FONTAINK
HILL, FONTAINE & CO
Successors to w"ii.LtAJ003f, Hn.1. ft Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
326 FRONT STREET,
MEMPHIS,
TENNESSEE,
HAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
hand, a full assortment, couttlug in
part as follows :
10t casks Bacon ;
Suu barrels Mesa Pork :
100 barrels Jowls and Rumps;
aw kem Lard:
lilt) hhaa. Louisiana Sugar;
2U sacks Coffee;
SOU pkgs. Molucca bhds,,hbls.,hlfs A qn.
1000 pieces Kentucky Banging M i M. Ky.
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IAD tons celebrated u Arrow Ties."
UJu kegs Nails assorted aiaea;
ball barrels Flour;
North Carolina Roe cut and gross Herring
100 bbls. pure, copper-distilled WhUky ;
100 barrels rectified Whisky;
in) barrels Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention to the above, we re
spectfully request a continuation of your pa
Irouage, and promise, by strict attention to
business, with the Interest of our patrons
ever before us, to merit It.
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'plIOS. V. NEEL, late of Macon, Tenn.. Is
t admitted as a partner of our house, dat
ing from September 1, latU. The style ot the
Arm In future will be Smith. Neel ft Co.
September 14. 1MN. SMITH ft BKO.
nemTfirm.
Jaxrs IT. Smith, late of Smith ft Bro.
Twos. V. Nbki.. late of Fayette county, Tenn.
Uao. W. Smith, late of Smith ft Bro.
SMITH, NEEL & CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS
General Commission Merchants
No. 7 MONROE STREET,
Bet. Main and Front, Memphis, Tenn.
Consignments respectfully solicited.
Orders for Bagging. Ties and Plantation Sup
plies shipped at lowest market rates, selodaw
Chas. C. Partke.
B. Frank Hakhert.
PARTEE & HARBERT,
Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. II Union Street,
MEMPHIS, - - - TENNESSEE.
CONSIGNMENTS respectfully solicited,
upon w hich liberal Cash Advances will
be made.
All Cotton consigned to us Insured, unless
otherwise Instructed.
A full supply of ttag!t i u a. Hope and Ties
constantly on hand. Caref ul attention given
to rilling orders oi every aina.
ar We have secured the services of an ex
perienced cotton man to give especial atten
tion to weighing and sampling.
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A. B. Treabw ell. B. D. Tbma dwell.
Late Price ft Tread well. Memphis, Teun.
R. A. Tuadwill, late of Marshall Co., Ml is
Tread we Si Brothers,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 15 UNION STREET,
LEE BLOCK, - MEMPHIS, TENN.
HAVE FOR SA LE AN D KEEP CONSTA NT
ly ou band a full supply , lu part as tol
lows:
100 casks Bacon;
200 barrels Mesa Pork ;
250 kegs Lard ;
100 units. Louisiana Sugar;
200 barrels Hard and Kenned Sugar;
200 packages Molasses;
500 pieces Kentucky nagging;
100 tons Iron Ties assorted ;
500 kegs Nails all sizes;
500 barrels Flour;
560 barrels Salt ;
200 barreLs Whisky all grades;
150 box.es Cheese;
S00 bags Coffee;
Extra Sugar-cured Hams, and numerous
articles not mentioned. seL
wm. m. r a rrington.
HENRY B, HOWELL
FARRINGTON & HOWELL,
Cotton Factors,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
266 Front Street Corner of Court,
MEMPHIS, - - TENN.
K wlU be ready rr business in our new
VV store on 1st Seiitember, aud will have a
good stock of Plautaliou Supplies to meet the
wants of our frteada.
Be Particular atttntioa paid to sales of
Cotton, which will be stored lu our own ware
house and sampled and weighed with care.
Cotton In store will be covered by insu
rance unless otherwise Instructed; and all
shipments by river Insured under our open
policy.
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FARRINGTON HOWELL.
COTTON FACTORS.
Robert Black, Z. N. Est as,
Jas. V, . ANDEJtaoN, Jackson, Tenn.
BLACK, ESTES 8l CO.,
Successors to Horton, Estes A Co.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. II Monroe St., Memphis, Tenn.
Consignments of Cotton, Tobacco and
drain solicited. Bugging, Rop auduilsup
pUes furnished at the lowest tales. Liberal
cash advancements made on Cotton in store
or In transit. mmt
J. F. DOWDY,
Cotton Factor
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 264 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
aw Liberal cash advances made on con
signment s7
T. A. NELSON & CO,
Cotton Fact ors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 8 Jefferson Street, Memphis, Tenn.
9 Liberal cash advances made on con
signments to them, or to their New Orleans
house. Nelson. Lani-iiiik A Co. sell
THOMAS H. ALLEN & CO.,
No. 7 Monroe 3t., Memphis.
T. H. & J. M. ALLEN & CO-,
(Established iu 1841),
No. 192 Common Street,
COTTON FACTORS
se7 NEW ORLEANS.
WASH. S. TAYLOR. W. L. RAUroKb
W. C. H'OCIKR.
TAYLOR, RADFORD Sl CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
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General Commission Merchants.
j - MONROE STREET, between Main and
1J Front, Memphis, Tenn. Bagging, Rope.
Ttea and Mupplie furnished on reasonable
terms. Special attention given to filling cash
orders.
asf all consignments Insured, unless other
wise Instructed. ocS
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OYSTER DEPOT.
OYSTERS !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
F. STURLA &, BROS.,
successors to D. Astc Co., " Domlute,"i
337 Main Street, Corner of Union.
UENTS for Richard Chamberlayne, whole
sale Oyster dealer and packer. Norfolk,
Virginia.
Oysters in the Shell and Can Servtf in
tvery btyie.
Messrs. sturla A Bros, will continue the
above business as heretofore, and respect -lull
solicit their share of public patronage.
PAl'L Cl'N Eo. so well known ti the old
customers of " liomlnlc" as a master of the
art of serving up bivalves In every known
manner, still presides over the culinary de-
artment, ana win oe giau I- wait on nis oiu
riends.
T lie Bar Is not surpassed tn the cltr. oco
RETAIL GROCERS.
SPICER 8l SHARPE,
GROCERS, ETC.,
354 Main Street, Magevnev Block,
Virol'LD Invite attention to their choU-e
II stock. Our city and country friends
will And an excellent variety of good Uroce
rles at as low prices as anv house in the city
Be sure to give us a call, and see for your
selves. Choice New Flour at low prices
I'ostel, ilascontan tar, ciarksviue t-ity
and Southern Star;
New Mess and No. 1 Mackerel ;
Choice Teas,
Choice Coffees,
Choice Stifpirs,
Fine Syrups,
Fine KelMMBj
Fresh Chocolates,
Etc. Etc.
Ktc,
Arrangements hsve been made for a larne
supply of those fine Hhakik HRBSBRVkS,
wnicli will ne sotn at prices as low as can oe
liail at UeaUoualters.
e3 SPICER A SHARPE.
LAWYERS.
T. V. Brow9. O. P. Lvlis. B. C. Brown.
BROWN, LYLES & BROWN.
LAWYERS,
OFFICE, No. 19 WEST COURT ST,.
Corner of Mam,
mm MEMPHIS, TENN.
M. D. WELCH,
Attorney tt Law
No. 35 Madison Street,
sel6 Memphis, Tsln
A. WKIUii'-, L. D. M'klSICK, LtTKR . WXXGHT
WRIGHT, McKISICK 4 WRIGHT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
n the Kit Williams Block. No. S and , up
stairs. Mailiaon Stret. 4ec7 . .
MEAT STALL.
Let Epicures Remember that
CHARLES FRANCE
Always has on hand at his Meat store
On 3VE1X1 St., Clxolsoa,
UETWEEN Tlilru ana rourtn, steaas
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J . mips, nuwia, outw., .
the best sold iu Memphis, at the lowest
prices. .
NOTICES.
NOTICE TO COTTON SHIPPERS
rpHE Charleston Steam Cotton Press. M. and
I i K. II. Depot, ts open tor business, at
sfiKvn-mt Cents prr Balr rus Com
f ukssino. Ample rami lor bauultug.
cell H. A. MUNTUOMERlTBapt.
Mississippi and Trnkbssbr Railroad.)
Becretary and Treasurer's Office,
Memphis, Tenu., Sept M, UW.)
CvOlTPONBof the Klrst Mortgage 7 per cent.
seveu per cent, bonds of tola company,
maturing on the 1st October uext, will be paid
at this efflce at maturity.
m. H. LAMB, Treuau re r .
RALLY
RALLY ! RALLY !
ERCHANTSlook to your Interest. If too
inki (inarles. Bagging and T!. cheap
t wl,olesale.gotoSlTroN,OUYEB CU
a, i '..., is and Cotton r actors. us
Jj and 228 Front street, Memphis, Tann. a7
TO ARRIVE!
PER SHIP " MINNIE A. SMITH," FROM CADIZ,
40 BUTTS
GENUINE SHERRY WINES,
ASSORTED GRADES,
FROM; THE CELEBRATED HOUSE OF
GONZALEZ & BYASS,
OF JEREZ DE LA FRONTER A, 11 SPAIN,"
WUICII WE.
NEW YORK IMPORTERS' GOLD PRICES, OR EQUIVALENT IN CURRENCY
B. J. SEMISES & CO.
Yannissee
Having Warned that parties
the " YannLssee" Whiskey, we hereby fcive notice that we will haing auit for
damages against any RESPONSIBLE party we may discorer attemptrng to sell tlii
brand of Whisk -v . and will publish them as selling a SPl'RIOf'S artlcft. We hare
had the sole use and control of tbe " Yannfewee" brand fur nearly twenty years, au
none Is genuine without our brand on the barrels.
B. J. SEMMES 8l CO.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
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Memphis at last is wiile awake, and with
LARGE STOCKS, LIBERAL MERCHANTS,
And every inducement otlered by AXY CITY SOl'Tff Of SEXY YORK, solicit
your trade. If you have any doubta, eotne and see
WM. n. MOORE eft CO..
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
200 MAIN 8TREKT. NEXT DOOR NORTH O' FEABODY HOTEL.
Wo Boll to Mcrchauts Only.
MANUFACTURERS AN D HEALERS IN
TINWARE, STOVES, GRATES, MANTLES
IIOllow Ware txxxzL Castings.
Jobbers in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, Etc. Sole Agents for BUCK'S PAT
ENT BRILLIANT COOKING STOVE the Best in the World.
EVAN'S Vu WALLACE'S
Slate & Marble
MANTLES
AND
ENAMELLED
CRATES.
Our stock In very large and com plete, and we are determined not he undersold in
any market. ISTo. 806 MAIN STREET,
ei2 Opposite PeatHl3' Hotel, Memphis. Tennessee.
WORSHAM HOUSE
CORNER MAIN AND ADAMS STS.. MEMPHIS. TENN.
J. J. WORSHAM,
CUBBINS & GUNN,
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS
HAVINO THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE )UNLRy AND MACHINE SHOP IM
the tioulhweat, are prepared to do all work In
THE MACHINERY LINE CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN EVER.
THEY KEEP ON HAND A STOCK OK NEW AND SECOND-HAND
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES, BOILERS. ETC
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AND
WROUGHT IRON GAS AND WATER PIPES OF ALL SIZES
WaUcii will be cat and fitted to order, promptly an i well. One of the firm gives constant at
teulkm to toe bulldlug f Lite very bent
FRENCH BURR GRIST MILLS,
Wnleh for durability and satisfactory working, ar unsurpassed. SMt'TTEES, BOLTIN
CLOTHE) AND LEATH KK BELX1NO, in full supply, and cheaper than elsewhere.
UNION FOUNDRY,
Adams Street, between Fourth and Bayou, Memphis, Tenn.
WILLIAM OKGILL.
IDXCSD ORGILL.
Orgill Brothers & Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
NOS. 310 AND 312 FRONT ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OK
FOREIGN DOMESTIC HARDWARE
Y7"E ARE DIRECT IMPORTERS OK ALL OUR FOREIGN OOOD8. WE PL'RCHAHKOL R
Vf Domebtlc tioudH from the 51anuiacturera. We are euahted to offer great advantages lo
I'lc trad. We are boLE AGENT'S lu Memphla for the
Gl !t 1 Steel Brush Cotton Gin ; also, Buckeye Reapers and Mowers,
Marvin & Co.'s Greatly celebrated Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
Sorghum Mills, Bradford's (Cincinnati) Wheat and Corn Mills,
And many other article too nrrneroua to
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rlety. Freucb Window Ulass, Irou, Metaln Ca8t:n!f. Helling. Wheat Thresher, etc.
TtK-MS CASH, UK BllUltr t-li. -H l
HATS AND CAPS.
ISAAC FRIEDMAN.
WHOLESALE
HATS and CAPS
297 MAIN STREET,
Up-Stairs, - - Memphis, Tenn.
aVThe only exclusive Wholesale Hat
House In tbe city.
My stock is entirely new, well assorted,
and buying direct from manufacturers, ena
bles me to compete with Eastern houses.
lfiAAC FRIEDMAN,
selD Jff Main street. Cp-'.'. -
SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT.
THE other part of our house affording suf
ficient room for our purposaa, we pratHj.se
to place in reach .if competitors the
Best Business Stand ts be Had in the Cit
by offering to Kent rr the next twelve
months, tbe spacious Salesroom we now oc
cupy at the northeast corner of Main and
Jejferson I 'Jfa XREIEVANT A CO.
WILL SELL AT
Wh.isk.ey
in this aud otbr cities, nretend to sel
PATENT
COMBINATION
CRATES.
PROPRIETOR.
. L. DBXI9e!t.
A. 9. I'SU
mention. Agricultural Implement In great va
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INSURANCE.
PLANTERS'
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.,
Office : Cor. Madison and Second.
i. G. LONSDALE. President.
D. H. T0WMSEN0, Vice-President.
WALTER A. 600DIIAM, Secretary.
J G. L0HS0ALE, Jr., Ass t Secretary.
DIRECTORS :
D ft Towwaim, J- J- Busby,
J ti. lAGUUAl.a, E. StETRR,
G. v. Kakbact, s. F. McNutt,
U. T. KiKTia, J. r. Fhim.
C, W. OoTaa, B. F. MAiK.tr.
A. VafWHi J- C. Nuiii,
M. J. w r. - E. J. 1.11UH,
N. R. suuoe.
This Company is prepared to do a gener-il
Ftre ami Marine Business. amtn
St. Clair Nurseries, Summerfieid, 1 1.
- - MILKS from St. I.
sils, on O. and M. IL
. . I R., r . F. MBC.WK, Kroprl
Huadred seres In !e eullivatloi
Trees. A pples a msgniaceiil s.
'I year olds, lnciudtug all the le
most popular southern varieties
from reliable growers Sooth- Pear
Plums, Apricots, Nectarluea, CUtsr
m. Grapes, strawberrht.. Kn..l
in great variety. A choice liectl
Oruamental Evergreen and lieeidi
?loweriug shrubs. Herhscet.us Pis
stc. Branch Office. 13 and Id Mor
N4iUf OKO. H. BKuWN.OeL
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