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ENGLAND

LONDON, August 8.-The Prussians
claim that they will have eight hun
dred thousand men on the theater OF
war this evening.
RumOrs of the purchase of Stevens
battery by Prussia are discredited
here.
The Paris Journal ODfcieL denies the
loss Of any cannon or eagles at Weis-
senberg.
Advices from Rome state that the
French disasters cause profound ter
ror, and that the Pope has asked the
Empress Eugenie for just one ship TO
defend him from the Italians, who are
now organizing for an attack on Papal
dOminions and authority.
LONDON, August S.-FOurteen mil
lion francs were seized by the police
in Paris last week belonging TO Roth
child, Hirsch, Rapael, Bischoffin and
other Jewish bankers. 1t is asserted
that the seizure was suggested by the
authorities Of the Bank of France.
The financial circles of Europe are
much incensed at what is decreed
great outrage upon some Of their
members.
A Brussels letter announces the es-
tablishment ofa weekly postal service
between Antwerp and New York for
fifteen years.
A Prussian iron-clad, the Ammonia,
narrowly escaped capture by French
cruiser recently of the mouth of the
Elbe.
LONDON, August 8.-Ships still enter
the Elbe and Weser, Notwithstanding
the blockade.
A French ram is cruising off Dover.
Pleasure travel continues in Swift
erland despite the excitement.
The war occasions increased bank
rates, which had favorable effect on
the grain market by purging it of
speculative operators on borrowed
capital.
ireland receives the news of French
defeat with profound sorrow.
The Prussian forces menace Metz
and St. Avoid. Mcmahon continues
to retreat toward Nancy.
There we're illuminations and public
rejOicings in Hamburg, Dresden, Bres-
lau and other cities. French prisoners
are everywhere kindly treated.
LONDON, August S.-The Prussians
to-day occupy st. Avoid, where Nc
MahOn's headquarters were located
Saturday. r-- .
MeMahon's corps is in full retreat
toward Nancy tits thought he will
endeavOr to form a junction with the
French forces at Metz, which has been
hurriediy placed In state of defense,
and every male person pressed into
service.
In the event OF McMahon's being
cut OF from Metz, there Is not the
slightest doubt that Bufiiniere will be
compelled to evacuate that place, and
fall back toward Paris.
Napoleon to-day established his
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ORDINANCE.


Bet ordained bU he General Cottncl Of The ON az
Memphis, skcrIoN L That In theaters and
other places OF amusement, both where an
admission fee Is required from visitors, aud
Where srch foe Is not required. no wine,
spirttuous, vfnous or malt Hduors Of any
kind, or cigars. shall be sold, given away, or
furnished 70 visitors, inside Of such theater
or place OF amusement, nor IL any apart
ment opening INTO the same: nor shall any
indecent or immoral exhibition be permitted
In such theatsr or place Of amusement.
Gee. 2 Any person OF persons guilty of viO-
fRtfnR any OF the provisions OF this ordi-
nance shall upon conviction before the lse-
coTder, be fined In sum not less than ten.
nor more than nfty dollars each. for each Of
tense; and upon second conviction, for
violation of this zHdinance, the license OF the
person or persons so offending, IL any have
been granted. shall be declared forfeited by
the Recorder. .+.
Passed irst reading by Council; rules sus-
pended, and passed second and nnal reading
August 3, 1870.
Passed irst reading by Board Of Aldermeni
rules suspended, and passed second and MAJ
reading. August 3, 1870.
Holm JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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TELEGRAMs.

FIfty-eight graduates of Milwaukee
Academy were made yesterday
Second Lieutenants in the United
States army.
The German shooting iron (Scheut-
zen irne) association Of Baltimore
had great parade yesterday.
The property of the Hartford and
Erie company viii be sold to-day by
the sheriff.
The wheat crop of western New
York is below the average.
Two Texan oxen rampaged through
Buffalo yesterday, and killed one boy
and wounded three others. One man
had both shoulders broken.
c. II. Eckert, Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company died yesterday
at Piqua, Ohio.
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Tuesday, 18th Day of August, 1870,

Between the hours of 10 am. and 2pm., In
front OF the Sherif's ofhce, at the courthouse
door, on Second street, in the city OF Mem
phis, proceed to sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit: A certain lot OF
land, situate. lying and being in the county
OF Shelby, State OF Tennessee, described As
follows, to-wit: Beginning at stake or the
northwest corner Of Ninth and Carolina
streets; thence north and parallel with ninth
thence west and parallel with Carolina street
one hundred and flfty-one Llbll feet and nine
[Sl inches to stake; thence east ana parallel
i've 1851 feet to q stake; thence east and par
allel with Carolina street one hundred aud
fifty.one ll5lj feet and nine [9i inches to the
beginning, together with all the appurte-
nanees thereunto belonging.
= The equity OF redemption to said property
IL expressly vsived IN the deed and the title
Ia believed 70 be perfect, but convey only
a. Trustee.
aui@ L. PoDEsZA. Trustee. I.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
CURES GUARANTEED OF
Q "a t a r r n
THROAT DISEASES,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHmA,
CONSUMPTION,
And all other Chronic Afec lions
JEROME PANC0ST, MD.
OFFICES ADAMS ST.

"E warn all who may have any form Of
~ these diseases to waste no more pre-
clous time the days and weeks hich bear
them steadily be- ond the reach OF Luman
Adm tax ng into the stomach the hu-tfui
compounds, of whatever names thai have
deceived thoussn $ before you; waste no
more time IN depio.ing y, ur condiuOn. nor
In watching tn progress OF some Of your
number who may be experfrnenting but
thou uSands throughout the entire country
VINO have tried Tue PdacoSt NegO Node 0f Cure
with entire sue ess after ali Others proved
useless
ekiS lgho hare made true tidl Of Lsts
Rational PEc1s Of Ne HocfioR.
MEMPHIs. TENN, Jane /, 1870.
We the IN rsigned. before We placed o ?
SEW under ID jerome PancOst's trea m Mt
for the cure of Catar n nd affections OF he
Lungs, had fully come 70 the conclusion tn ~
there was no remedy or mode OF med Cation
Tor Ihe cur OF these com plant, in which
We could place any reasonable amount OF
connden q, We had so long bee d on Al 70
dlsap, ointment; and we are fully cont
de { this opinion is large shared ia hy
nearly ever pei. on suffering from these
dangerous asses OF mRladies-
Having been suhjecs TO tn Sc most annoy
ing and pa nful diseases for a number OF
years before we began DIR. PancOSt's treat
ment, notwithstanding We made use OF =
erythtng we he'd heard recommended. a.
we'll As had the advice and attention
OF some OF the most eminent physicians. but
derived no dement's whatever from their
b-tter serve the cause OF suffering humanity
than TO publicly bear our testimony to the
permanent relief We have obtained from this
rational plan OF medication.
We can, with entire confidence, commend
DR.. PancoSt and his New System Of Practice
TO all who desire q SPEEDY and RADICAL
cure. knowing him to be not only a regu-
larry educated PHI sician and honorable gem
tleman. but one in whom the afflicted can
rely with entire conndsscs.
D. ID. MEETE. PROPRIETOR OF the well known
and extensive Wholesale Liquor nOuse,
No I64 Front street
]. ". RICE, the popular and reliable Police
Omcer-Tesidence, Chelsea
GEORGE HERBERS, JR., $40 Front street.
MANUS MCDERMOTF, Lehner House, cor
ner Second and Washington.
WIN A Eek EkLY, OF the well X own Gro
cery and COmmis ion House OF Eekerly z
Co., corner Union aud Front streets
This Is the sea on when CtttaTTh and Throat
diseases advance most rapidly into Bron-
chitis and Consum ptiOn, and when sll dis
eases Of tle breathing organs afe most 2
gravatsd-and yet period more favorable
or treatment than We may again expect for
many months.
Gail Immediately for exami uatiOn II nossi-
Bile 10 do so, otherwise write for a LIST Of
Questions as the treatment can he success
fully conducted at home, under my iDSt~uc-
tions, wherever the patient may be. Address
JEROME PANCU-f, N D
% Adams street, between Second and Tliri,
Memphis Tenn. W.
=
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Attachment Nnfjce

In the Second Circuit Court OF Shelby county,
Iennessee-Henry Fsrnsworth vs.. c. Q.
Thompson.
IN this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3f55 of the code, be-
fore James Hall, Justice of the Peace for
shelby county, and made returnable to The
Law Court of Memphis. and the said attach
ment having been levied by garnish ment;
and affidavit having been made that the de .
fendant, q. Z. Thompson, indebted % plaintiff
In the sum OF SSoo by account, and that the
said defendant is q nonresident OF the state
OF Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the second Circuit Court OF Shelby county,
on the third Monday in september next
and defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed by law, or the same viii be
proceeded with exparte; and that COPY OF
this order be published once q week for four
consecutive weeks, In the Memphis appeal.
Done at ONCE this 18th day Of July is7O
p. d. BOY II Clerk
J. E Temple. Atty for piaintin IyE
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Teri ihle Death.

TERRE HAUTE, August 8.--A farm
er named Wright was run over and
killed by train on the indianapolis
and st. Louis railroad near Malta Sta
ton to-day.
A Touring mill at Macksville, near
this city, was struck by lightning,
which set fire to and entirely con-
sumed the building this afternoon.
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THE WAR.
The Freaoh In Full Retreat-Emperor's
Headquarters at ehaIons-VigOrous
AetIoH OF the French 6aVerBment-
UnIvsrsal eOnscrlptlon.
kapolsOn's lllaess-Franos Thoroughly
Aroused-The Coming Great Battle
of the Century.
Conduct Of Napoleon's Proclamation
Contemplating Vigorous De.
fease of Paris.
UNITED STATES.

NEW YORK, August S.-A specia
dispatch says that the President, aftel
consulting with General Sherman OF
Friday last, took occasion TO forward
TO General Sheridan several official
documents which in reality placed
him in the position of a representative
of the President as COmmander-in.
Chief of our army and navy. He also
sent some telegraphic messages on the
subject to Ministers Bancroft and
Washburne, and to General Sheridan.
There is no doubt in the mind of Gen.
eral sherman that General Sheridan
will be admitted TO the headquarters
of the French and Prussians, and
treated with all proper courtesy. He
says that DIR. Evans had no right to
make any request of the French au-
thorities for General Sheridan, and
that when our Ministers request il
there will be no refusal.
NEW YORK, August S.-There are
no further advices from the seat OF
war than telegraphed last night. The
substance of the dispatches, specials
and all, is that the French army is
badly beaten, with heavy losses, and
in full retreat; that its center is driven
in, its right wing turned and cut off;
that the Prussians have taken many
prisoners, cannon, small arms, and
flushed with success are eagerly fol-
lowing up their victory, and that Ma
poleon is calling upon France to rise
and save the country, and is hurriedly
preparing for desperate defense.
Official dispatches received by the
Secretary of State, from Minister
Washburne, confirm the news which
has been telegtaphed to the press.
The excitement in this city among
the German population is indescrib.
able. Last night the streets were filed
with groups earnestly discussing the
latest war news and anxiously ..inquir-
ing for further Information. The
newspaper offices were crowded till
long after midnight by the excited
multitude,and when the extent of the
Prussian victory became known, they
became almost frantic with enthusi-
asm and cheered and screeched,
hOwled and wept, and sung by turns.
The lager beer saloons, as a general
thing, were not closed during the
night.
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NEW ORLEANS, August S.-Flour dull
supertne, 50 3j; XIX, 50; xxx, 50 70, Corn
mixed and yellow, u 10; white 81 l2I%c Oats
56g6Oc. Bran, SHc. Hay, prime, sZ3 5OaA
Pork, $50 %. Bacon, JobDIng, l614 glo54 q &c
Sugar-cured hams, 2154tt2 Laru ,tlerce, l75S !
l75zi keg, l9c. sugar, prime, l3c Molasse.s
5OS75e. Whisky, S21lt9l %. Cotton very dull
sales 400 bales; quotations nominal; sales
strict ordinary AT i2zc; low middlings held al
l61zci receipts, 2s4 bales; exports, to Vera
cruz, 2l6 ba es coRstwise, .9I7 bales. Sterling
1870. Sight Is prem. Gold. I7949lSH.
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MARRIEp,

RoWELLr-WARD-A AT the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. T. Ward, senatobia, Miss.,
July %, 1870, by Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. W. A.
FowEI.L and Miss THYRZA WARD
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, August S.-Geueral Stein
metz telegraphs the following par
ticulars of the contest between VoI
| GOben and the French forces under
General Froissard: 1.-THE fight wa!
opened on the outside by the four,
teenth division, which was subse
quently reinforced by artillery and
cavalry. A fierce and bloody strug.
gle ragged along the line between
Saarbruck and Forbach, lasting till
night. The nights of Splechten were
carried at the point of the bayonet,
and the enemy was thrown back on
FOrbach. Meanwhile, our fifteenth
division had advanced from Veredlin-
gra and reached Forbach at nightfall,
when the broken divisions of the
French army were being driven upon
that point. Here the baggage of two
divisions and many prisoners were
taken"
The King on his arrival at Mayence
called a council of war, and urged tn 1t
the sooner the existing action be
hegan the better, and pressed an ad-
vance. His opinion was adopted, and
orders were telegraphed to attack the
French Out-pOStS in the neighborhOod
of LOudon and Weissenberg. A
Prussian force, composed of the second
line regiments and one regiment Oi
Bavarian troops and some artillery,
together about nine thousand, drove
the French before them into Weissen-
berg. The artillery was then brought
up, and opened fire on the fOrtifica-
tiOns Of the town. The town soon
caught fire, and seeing this, there was
some confusion among the French
troops. The Prussians could no Ion
ger be restrained by their officers, who
were anxious to reduce the town by
cannOnade, and the soldiers rushed
forward with bayOnets and surprised
the French, who were not
expecting an infantry attack for
hours to come were barricading
and entrenching. The Prussians took
800 prisoners and the town. The
greatest enthusiasm prevails here;
there is an immense crowd about the
palace waiting to cheer the King.
The same correspondent writes from
Mayence, on Friday night: "Mid-
night-Half Of the prisoners taken
at Weissenberg were marched from
the citadel to the railroad; they put
a good face on the matter and showed
true French gaiety, and the large
crowd received them very we'll,
throwing packages of tobacco and ci-
gars to their beaten foes.
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SEPARATING C0TT0R-Gla
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

HAN be gathered In the bOlI-hulls. leaves,
~ stems and ali. The drop cotton and an
opened bolls can be saved.
The SEPARATING G COrIOS-GIS viii save all.
and gan II Out cleaner, less cut. and less
mapped lint, than can be made from the same
neld in the usual way, by the best gins now
in use
So Send for circular
DoWDAlL. PAGE q CO, St1T ouis, No.
Jylb Sole Max rs.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF the authority vested in me as
ID Trustee, and in pursuance of the terms Of
Trust Deed, executed to me as Trustee by
William A. Fitchner, on the 10th day of Sep.
tember, iSo9 recorded In the Registers once
OF Shelby county, Tennessee, on eth day OF
October, 1859, in Record Book No. 70, on page
)G, and to secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned, viii, on
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In front of the sherin-s ofice, in the GreeE.
law Opera Building, second street. city 2f
Memphis, within legal hours, proceed TO sells
to the highest bidder. for cash, the fnllow1ng
described real estate, to-Wit: A certain tract
OF land living and being in the county OF
Shelby state OF Tennessee, bounded on the
north by JohA Nealls on the south oy tract OF
said defendant, known as the faine tfacti
the CLARK tract; and on the vest by Moses
Neelv and N. F. Harrison, containing, by es-
tinafion, ninety-fivs acres. levied on 70 sat
iafy said execution Ior 30 b and tlo % costs
OF suit with interest," etc. - f-s
fy7 sheriff Shelby county,
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LOT ON MULBERRY STREET,

Beginning l42 feet south of the Intersection
OF Mulberry and Talbot streets, on the west
side OF Mulberry street; thence south with
the west side OF Mulberry street thirty-eight
l3Sl feet; thence westwardly at right angles
with Mulberry street 5S l-3 feet; thence north
wardiy, parallel with Mulberry street, thirty
eight feet; thench eastwardly 5S I-S feet to
the beginning. Terms cash.
Iyg ROBERT X. HEATH, Trustee.
BS- The above sale is post pom ed TO TIL UhS-
DAY, lsJ day OF september next Hpe
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A. C. TREADWELL& & BROS.
Wholesale GrOCers
IND
COTTON FACTORS,
NO. II UNION STREET,
StonswalI Block, Memphis, Tenn.

~ From the above card IT will be seen that
A Q. freadwell. late OF Meacham q Tread
well, and Treadw well Bros. have united under
nrm style OF A. G. Treadwell & Bros. To taeir
friends who have heretofore patronfzed them
so literally, they return sincere thanks and
20 them and TO all who may favor us with
tnelr patronage, We pledge our best efforts
au2 dew A.C TREADWEIJ,A RPOs
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IRELAND

DUBLIN, August s. S.-,Demonstrations
in favor OF France continue by the
people in the south of Ireland. At
Tipperary, yesterday, crowd sing
ing the Marseillaise was dispersed by
fha uolfca
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Wall Street

Gold was The center of interest In Wall
street to-day other markets, except Gov
ernmont bonds (Which were Iairly actiYe),
We're very dull. Gold was feverish and ex-
cited on large transactions and depressed,
chiefly on sales by German bankers opsr-
aIing on the theory thatI Prussian victory
means short and decisive waf. Gold opened
at l9, rose, TO 1875, and closed weak at Is5Z
Old Iennessees, 81; new 60
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The train leaving Memphis at ! :l5 Pm runs
daily. The AGO am, train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through 10 Louis
willie without changes. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on the is p 10. train from Men,
phis TO Louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Bufalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore.
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
stateroOms, IN through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket once, IVY Main street.
J. +. BOYD, superintendent
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent. je3
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No. l9 In the Second Chaneery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. Helen ". Majors
vs. Robert 3. Majors.
II appearing frOm affidavit In this caus.
l that the defendant, Robert B Majors, is a
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee. and
that his residence is unknown:
1t Is ther fore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drst
Monday in septem Oer, 1870, and plead, an-
swer or demur TO mplainant's BILL or the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO him,
and set for hearing exparte; and that copy
OF this order be pubIlsn ed once a week, for
four succe ssive weeks, in the Memp Daily
Appeal. This July Il, l57O.
A cOpy-attest:
NJ. D. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy G. and N.
4. W. Brown, Sol. for complainant iyl8
A. G. TREADwELL, late Meaehan & TreadweI
A. b TREADWELL, of 1readwell Bros.
X. A. TREAOWELL, OF Treadwell Bros.
.. b. u. TEEADWELI., OF Treadwsn Bros.
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TRI-wEEkLY MAIL 3 PAS sEHGER


poNs Gaines Landing to Camden, Al kan
sse ss-hondays. Wednesday
sA5,i FridayS. al am. Fare, SIS.
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6lOrlous Victory Democratic Trlumph In
- Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, August 8.-The official
returns give Democratic majority in
the recent elections os about fifty
thousand.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Railroad Meeting at Chelsea.

A LII persons interested In building q rail-
IA road from Memphis 70 Raieigh Springs,
via Chelsea. are requested to meet at the
Thursday EvenIng, iilh Inst, at 8 s'eIeck.
Let there be a general turn ous aus
. Avalanche and Ledger copy. .t
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sHEsIFF's SALE.


ny virtue of an execution TO me directed
ID from the shelby County Circuit Court In
the case OF J. 7. Biggs & Co. VS.. 8. A. Meacham
and J. j. Meacham, / will ON g
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Cincinnati.


visions quiet but finn, Pork, t3l. Bacon, Ia
@lSgls, Bulk meats, l4al79 lSc. Lard, IKE
Hams, 2hc. Whisky, raw, Ss99Sc. Tobacco
sales 50 hhds; prices unchanged.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August S.-Flour unchanged
and dull. Wheat dull at 81 2O9I 25. Germ dulI
at S5ssS: Oats, 65a6ec Rye ssSsOc. Cotton
whisky S7@s8e. PORK. $50 Lard, I65zsIsi iSc.
Bulk kmeats-shoulders, iS159lS5zc, loose; I$TSc
packed; IS14e for clear rib; iS7sc for clesr.
H9l5c. lf+ II ISF
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, August S.-Flour steady, more
doingi superfine, 50s4 rs. Wheat dull; No
req RSa iaii ,b,2 81 N Torn unehanged oats 42945c
dull Pork, $50 75CsSl. Dry salt clear rib. Isszc
Bacon, ls5s@l5Gl59ls ls9<slsc. Hams, susar-
culed' canVsssed, 90@2c. Lard I61<c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 8.-FIour dull and sas,ar
wheat active and S1Sc lower, closing at 81 55L
Rye, lS1z9SOc. Barley, 81 OSaI 10. Highwines
95996c. Provisions dull and easier Pork
x8g9 90 Lard l61fc. Bulk shoulders. i6c'
Short rib, l554c. -'0
SaVannah. Us ..r
SAVANNAH, August S,-Cotton very firm.
holders no asking higher rates; low middling,
Iic asked receipts. 3I6 bales; exports coast
wise, lSs bales stock, Sl00 bales, actual count.
Mobile.
MOBILE, August 6.-Cotton dull; low mid
aiing sales p. a. 80 bales; net receipts, "a bales
stock, 1890 bales. -
Galveston.
GALVESTON, August S.-Cotton dull and
prices nominal; good ordinary 14e; net re-
eeipts' III bales; stock, 67S bales.
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, August S-Cotton ouiet.
midd1ng, lSc; sales $50 bales: net recaIpts
ISS bales; exports coastwise, 702 bales; stock, ,
1876 bales.
17 Foreign. goa
LONDON, August s.-consols for money,
90Ai account, Ss1z American securities quiet
steady
LIVERPOOL, August 8.-Cotton active and
tending up; middling uplands, sgd; Orleans,
sgd sales 1890 bales. California white
wheat, lis Sd; winter, los I'd; Western flour,
26s. Corn, No. 2 mixed. 82s Cd, Pork, Fps 8d'
FRANKFORT, August 8.-The forts are being
rapidly armed with new S00-pounders. go
bonds huyant at $685.
HAVANA, August 8.-Cable viii be complete
to Santiago next Sunday.