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DENEATANZAS. -a1.t H..
CuatrO fFasc4s de Pdoras de- BEsto me ban Gu
DEL LAMABANA.
mi antigua Indigestion ha desaparecido con ell
uso de nsIeve botellas de Pildoras" Eduardo Anto-
''' DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
"Infnitas gracias; cinco botellas de Rildoras han
e&'rpa'ob SS SsHSS 81 T1g.S'A 'Va
"Estoy .muy agradecido Vds. la dyspepsia ha de-
saparecido graclas las Pidoras de Bristol" Jose
'''''' DE REMEDIES.
"Las Pildoras de Bristol han curado de las AL
morranas, no. me han yuelto va hace 10 meses." +.
'A' NOEi ODEEiPUERTO PRINCIPE. -
He padecdo por %HGhos amos % del nal de Hga
RADIO radicalmente." Carlos P: Mora. ys 4a
DE SAGUA.
"Tengo ell gusto de anunciar que sus Pildoras me
han curado de las afecciones dispepticas." Luis
Lorans r
La Constipation habitual deque liable Vds. ha
sido curado con las Pildoras." p" r. |. Gomez.
aI DE LA HABANA. g.
"seis Botellas de Pldorss me cqrarop del dolor
uo 0'''n''so ''l De GUiNEs. 4-'i 'i-'0N 90
La fatuencia dolores de vientre me han he
chO padecer muchO pero con solo tres botelltas de
Pildores creo haberme curado completamente" Isl
= DE CIENFUEGOS.
"Sin tener ninguna especlfca enfermedad, he pa
ell uso de las Pildoras durante tres he vuel
to mi estado de vigor fuerza natural" Joaquin
Rabillo.
~, @4rs DE HOLGUIN. 3 .sf#.4-s
''He hecho uso de botella de Pildoras para pro
bar, me han curado de la fiehre continue que to-
MA" Ricardo Guzman.
f3s - DE TRINIDAD s. t}si
'Despues de tanto srfrir de ataques biliosos POI
fin me siento ben Ell resultado 10 he alcanzadO con
ell uso de botelas de PildOras." Pedro II. LAMA.
DE PINAR DEL RIO.
Los constantes dolores de hfgado y est6mago los
he curadO usandO frascos de sus Pildoraa, me
siento otro hOmbre.D Jose de Costa y $3.50 f
La Zarzaparrilla al mismo tempo que las Pildo
| ras apTesuIa mucho todacura. A3 stns
| De venta en- todas las principales Boticas. s
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ALNANAQUE AGUNALDO
para 1872.

para AS12.
Sc ha puesto la venta este ameno librito que
ademas del Calendario de esta isla contiene varas
composlclones EN- prosa EN- verso, entire las que
merecen citarse los apuntes biograficos del Excmo
limo. Sr. Obispo Carrion, la biografa de Da Ade
La Robreno; las poesas de los Srs Padilla. Tapia
SOler, Marin, Quiiano, Gauter Benitez, CorGon g..
ton,o de 132 paginas en- 80
stg ~8--t PRECIOS r. .si I.
A la rlstica.. rs cents.
HOlandeSa. ......g.......g.... 80 , 80
Tela-. a-................ 5 25O0
Piel. / 75[OO
TerciOpelO.. 5000
Sc remite por ell correo, sempre que al hacer e Pc
dido sc acOmpane suimpOrte en- sellOs.
1mprentay Liberia de Sanc6rrit.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-17
aMIERCO OLES IL DE ENERO DE 1872,
AVISO..

Con esta fecha hemos retrado ell poder que le ha-
biamos conferido a ID. Angel Paleuque. Carolina IA
de Enero 1872 c. Lopez Comp. 3
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pueblO
Iga 1O$ en- capital
sue rs Ell BOLETIN
nuco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-17
MoDEso DE pRorosIc1oNEs.

Don-... vecino de- enterado
el anuncio publicado por Ia Inspec-
cion de Obras pdblicas en- 10 de enc
70 dltimo, dela instruction de subas-
ia de ~ de Mario de 1869, de los re-
quisitos quesse exigen para la adiu
dicacion en- pdblica subasta de las
obras de reconstruction de los nue.
lies del Oeste y Este del puerto de
la Capitals En- caso que 81 licitador
solo haga proposiciones por una de
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ZARZARARRILLA DE BRISTOL,
EN- BoTELLAs eRANDEs DE MEDIA AzuMBRE.
EI gran Pmri1icadO de la Sangre!
El mas erelente renaedio para la Primarera
~ erGnO,
n la [imica preparation IeSftima


de los casOS mas pelgrosoS
V confrmados de EScr0fulaS o LamparOnes Llagas
fnveteradas Diviesos, Tumores, Abscesos, Ulceras,
toda clase de Erupcnes Escrofuosas. Tambien
es remetio SECURE eticaz para ell HumOr Salitro-
so Sarna Herpes, Tina, Escorbuto, Stills Nal
Venereo, Tumores Blancos, Nerviosidad, Debilidad
general del SIstema, lnapetencia Languidez Y er-
tigos toda clase de Afecoiones del HgadO, Tercia-
nas Fiebres Bfliosas Intermitentes, Cuartanas 8
Icterica,
Sc garantiza que es la preparation mas pura pA-
derosa de la EeGiGima ZarzaparriflA de
Honduras.
Los pacientes pueden estar scguros de que en- este
remedio NO HAY LA MAS M1NIMA PARTICULA
DE MERCURIO, MINERALES de cuaquier otra
SuStancia venenosa, cada botella va acompanada
de insrucciones cOmpletas para el uso de este ina
prcciabil1smo remediO.
En- todos los casos Ell que la sangre esta macula-
da con la EScr0fua 6 los humoreS Sc han depravadO
8 viciado por cualquiera causa, tambien en- todas
las las Intermediates en- que hay int1anlaciOn tie-
bre, la curacion apresurara mucho mas usando
al misrno tempo COP la ZarzaparriHa, d6sis mode
radas de Pidoras Vegetables Azucaradas dc Bristol,
ell -mejor detodos los remedies para el Est6mago,
6 testinos. g .4
Sc halla de VENTA en- los establecmentos de
todas classes, en- todas las boticas acreditadas
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-23
Y

LOUISVILLE, August 22.-TObaeco,
strong for all grades; sales of 81 hhds
Tugs at IS 1903. Bagging active; sales
last evening Of $500 pieces heavy hemp
and fax at 15G153e. Flour, demand
steady; extra family, S6@6 Is. Wheat
steady at 81 Goal IS for choice red am
Der and white, on arrival. Corn, choice,
shelled aud sacked, 5Sc, for white. Oats,
new, on arrival, 25G2Sc; but little do
ing. Provisions firm; mess pork in
light supply; held at Sl4 cash. Bacon
active; sales of 100 half-casks shoulders
at nc, now held at Sc; sales of 225 half
casks clear rib at l03c, but generally
held at lie; clear held at lie, packed.
Bulk meats active at Z, 93(a l0c, loose.
Hams, s~ugar-cured, I6@17c, the latter
for fancy brands. Lard, 93@l0lc for
round lots; small lots on orders, lc high-
er. Whisky quiet at see.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Lost Heattl Revained-solsneo,.,

Lost Health Observation-Disclosures
lays the foundation of much bodily suffering
As a rule men are more solicitous to repaii
and preserve theif houses, stock in trade anc
other perishsble property than to repair
and preserve themselves. They can see when
avail requires a prop, or a weak structure a
girder, but appear TO be unconscious OF, or in
different 10, the cracks and flaws and evil
dences of decay in their own frail and sensi-
tive organizations. The consequence of this
want Of common prudence is that thousands
idI BY the wayside in the prime Of life every
year who might have lived 10 enjoy a hale
ana hearty Old age, If they had resorts d TO he
proper means Of recruiting their failing vigor
AT The proper time. Seeing what that famous
Vltlizing and jnyig0rating elexir, Hosfetter's
stomach Bitters, has done for countless null
utndes OF the enervated and broken down,
ana with the long, unbrOken record of its
cures before him, it seems amazing that any
sufferer nom premature decay, nervous weak
ness, dyspepsia, biliOusness, chronic constfpa-
ion, or disease OF a remittent or intermittent
character, should delay even for an hour to
seek the aid which its toning, regulating and
invigorating properties have never failed to
AFFORD 1t is no exaggeration TO say that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is the most faithful
ally Of nature, in her struggles with weakness
and disease, that medical botany and honest
have yet given to the world.
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Monday, the sd Day Of september. IS.
Supreme Court Sale.


NO.. 81, NJ. C.. DIN the Supreme Court AT
Jackson.-P. q. Meath VS.. WI. Porter, Trus-
tee, ct al
DY virtue OF a decree pronounced by the
ID supreme Court Of Tennessee. at Jackson.
June - lo72, in this cause, I viii sell TO the
highest bidder, IN fr0nto OF the First Chaucery
courtroom, on Second street, in the city OF
Memphis, on
Monday, the I'd Day Of September, 1872,
within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
ana described IN said decree, as follows: sit
uated IN Shelby cOunty. Tennessee. in the
city Of Memphis, and known as Lot No. two
~, IN block slXty-tygo f6Z, at the intersection
of Beale and DeSOtO streets.
Terms OF Sale->aid property viii be sold
for cash 70 the extent OF the debt secured
thereon, and for VINE Of which it is sold.
tO-Wlt: -Four thousand dollars fSfU0Ol, with in
teresb from the 18th day Of December 1850, to
s. OF sale and cost, and for the balance Of the
purchase money the purchaser will be re-
CURED TO execute q note, WitH approved secu-
rltyt payable twelve ~ months after date,
and a len viii be retained upon the property
until the same is paid. Equity OF REDEMPTION
barred. August !, 1872.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
CAN'T * Mcdowell. Soils. for cOmUln-ts. am
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. ~, Second Chancery DOcket-Ln Supreme
Court at JacksOn-AmOs MuusOn IS. James
Payne ct al. and XXI. 3. L. Winn and J..
Payne ct al.
DI virtue Of a decree pronounced in this
II cause, April 81, 1872, by the Supreme Court
OF Tennessee, at Jackson, I viii sell TO the
highest bidder, in front of the Second Chan
Gerry Courtroom, on Second street, in the city
OF Memphis, ON
Monday, the 2d Day Of September, 1872,
within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described + II the pleadings and decree, as
follows:
Beginning at M-cAlexander's northeast cor
ner at a stake 80 links east Of a sweetgum
marked "A"; thence north 81 chains to the
river, about one chain north Of q large birch
marked " W. thence eastWardly with the
river TO Cypress creek: thence uOrthwardIy
with the meanderings Of Cypress creek to the
north-Lne OF Charles Jones uact; thence
east with said Jones line 8 chains. thence
north 7 chains, - links to said Paynes north
west corner; thence east with Pavne's line
and M"cAleXauder1s north line y chains and
81 links 20 the beginning, and all lying and
being in the county OF Shelby and state Of
Tennessee. August I, 1872.
Terms Of ~ Equity OF redemption
barred. JOHN II. FREEMAN. Clerk.
Geo. W. Winchester, Sol. for c0mpln'ts. auI
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LEGAL.
Executors Settlements.
To the heirs and creditors OF the eetate Of
Wade II. Bolton, deceased.

THIS is 70 notify the heirs and creditors OF
i Wade II. Bolton, deceased, that l will
take and state a partial settlement Of Z. NJ.
cedent, on Tuesday, August -, 1872, at my
once, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, al
10 o'clock am.
This 3D. day Of August, 1872.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk. au4
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TRUSTEES SALE.
a., september The I'm. Isza,

On saturday, September the 9TH, fSz2,
within Ieral hours, in nrOnt OF the Sherih7s
Once in Memphis, Tennessee, L viii sell the
following described tract o. land, situated in
TeDnessea. Fourth Civil District, known as
tbe a. III. Douglass place, containing BY esti-
mate l0l2 acres, and being same land pur-
Inc Chancery Court, in case of A. Vim VS.. /.
III. Douglass and others, and same now Guilt
waited by j. II. Turner, together with all the
improvements, privileges and appurtenances.
i sell this land as Trustee by virtue Of a Deed
of Trust made to me by J. III. Turner to secure
the aymen 10 A. q. Randolph OF certain
notes therein mentioned, and which are I'M
paid, which deed is reconied in book No. u
page ~. Equity Of redemption waived; Title
believed To be good, but / sell AS Trusted only
Terms cash. August ), ls72.
JOHN A. ONLEI, Trustee.
Mcfarland q Goodwin, Attorneys. au6
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, August 22.-FlOur dull,
s. 65GS7. Wheat steady and in mode
rate demand; dry, 81 3591 40. Corn
steady, at 1904 Oats steady; old, 36@
40c; new 25G30c. Pork-demand light
but holders firm; city, S14; regular, SlS
@I4. Lard steady; kettle held at Sc;
summer, S1GS4c. Bulk meats less ac-
tive, but firm, at Z, 8, 94@94c. Bacon
demand good for sides; shoulders quiet,
72c; clear rib held at l04c; sales Of clear
sides at lie. Hogs steady, 81 sos %.
Whisky steady, S9c.
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Attachment Notice.

Sherman & Co. VS.. J.. h Storrs q Co.; W. L.
McLeiresh & Co. VS.. J. II. Storrs q Co.; 2.
Gatens & Bro. VS. J.. II. Stcrrs & Co.
A TTACHMENTh having been sued out in the
"A above entitled causes, under section $3.50
OF the Code of Tennessee, and the same haV-
ing been returned by the proper officer,
- levied, etc."
The said j. H. Storrs & Co. viii take notice
that said suits are set for trial before me- al
my office, No. 5 Court street, Memphis, Ten
nessee, on Tuesday, September laih, ~, at5V
O'clock am, when and where the said j. b.
StOrrs & Co viii make their appearance anu
defend said suit or The same viii be proeeeeso
above notice be published once a Week, IOr
four consecutive weeks, in the Mainphls Ap-
peal. "a newspaper published IN tne Guy o.
Nerophfs. Tennessee. Witness my hand, TINS
the 81 day o. August, A.D, l67Z
aua mo l. p slselh- .aUHt Tenue Sec.
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Attachment Notice,

No. 1895, 4. DIN the First Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-E. W. Sawyer,
use OF C.. c.. Frazer, vs.. Elizabeth Watson.
sued out under section $3.50 Of the Code of
Tennessee and returned into Court, levied
upon the 1easehOld interest Of the defendant
III a house and lot, No. 2Si DeSctO street, and
affidavit having been made that the defend
ant is Justly indebtedto plaintiff in the sum
Of $40 by account, and that the defendant is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered. That she make her
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
Of the First Circuit Court of shelby county, at
the Circuit Courthouse, in the city Of Mem
phis, 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 a copy OF
this order be published once a week, for four
consecutive week, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at office this 18th day OF August, 1871
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By B. F. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Geo. Gillian, Atty for plaintiff. aul5 thu
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mNCTNNATT

ST. LOUIS, August 22.-Cotton dull and
nominal.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 22.-Flour
firm; common to good, S6 1905 Isl good
to choice, s. $500 go. Whisky dull at
g2G92@c. Wheat in moderate demand
and higher; new spring, afoat, 81 50.
Rye, barley and malt unchanged. Corn
firmer; strictly mixed western, 60c; sail
do, 61@6I3c. Oats a shade easier; west
ern, 42c. Eggs quiet; western, 23@ 24c.
Coffee dull; Rio, 15@1Sc Petroleum,
crude, lie; refined, 224c. Pork frmer;
mess, Sl4 I0@14 14c. Beef unchanged
middles firm; short clear, Ssc. Lard,
butter and cheese dull and unchanged.
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Administrative Notice.

THE undersigned having suggested To. the
County Court Clerk of Shelby county the
insolvency of the estate of +. NJ. Woodward,
deceased, l hereby notify all persons having
claims against the estate TO appear before the
said County Court Clerk and file the same,
authenticated in the manner prescribed
by law, on or before the 18th day Of Oc-
tOber, 1872, otherwise they shall be forever
barred, both In law and equity.
JULIA W. WOODWARD, Adm'N.
j. n. Ford, Attorney.
Memphis, Tenn, July Is, 1872. jyl9fri
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FINANCE IND TRADE,
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL,
THURsDAV, August =, 1872.
UNaE"

THURSDAY, August q 49,. J
FINANCIAL
Madison street was a very quiet spot
to-day, apparently given up 20 serious
meditation and the discussion Of water.
melons. The great cry on Madison
street Is for money. The ancient mari
ner complained on the sea: Water.
water all around and not a iron r.
drink" The borrower in Madison street
similarly laments@ Banks piled on
banks lie all around and not a coin n
Ihihk: The nHmber Of curbstone bro
kers IS t0cfease5; spectators have
sgoPPed Buying bonds, and no agood
I9lhg %9ill tempt them, for their bowels
oLcOD, passion are yearning toward those
SpJ want money and have none. With
-uH purses and amiable bosnms tbcv
stand wherever Madison street has =
shady spot, 20 offer loans to the needy
Tor a consideration. II is whisDered
mat the consideration has to be
something considerable. A four hum
dred dollar note with unexeeptionable
names, and for sixty days, shorn down
e lhree hundred and twenty-five, looks
IKE respectable gentleman wearing a
POIlshed ~stove-pipe hat with the brim
cut on ou II Is said that Is how good
fOAAAAaNeN every q on Mad
Lsoh street corners. Exchange is in too.
small supply TO be reckoned among the
regular commodities, and bankers are
Snspping currency; when passing among
n It is at the counter rate, 3 pre-
MUM. Brokers were paying II3Gi I3l
Tor gold. A city currency bond sold at
%, and a Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road second mortgage at Il. Mississippi
Auditors warrants are still inquired for.
Securities quote as follows, but many Of
the figures are nominal:
Memphis currency bonds, skies, S.:
Memphis gold bonds. skies, 90: Mem
phis past-due coupons, IS: Memphis and
Charleston railroad stock. "a; ditto Ist
mortgage bonds, IS; ditto I'd mortgage.
50; Memphis and Ohio railroad stock.
-; ditto LIST mortgage bonds, 92}; ditto
second mortgage, 50; Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad stock, %; ditto lst
mortgage bonds, Sc; ditto ID mortgage
bonds, TOG72; Mississippi Central rail
road stock, l2G1S; ditto Ist mortgage
bonds, 81; ditto ID mortgage, So; Mis-
sissippi warrants, S6G 80; Mississippi
levee bonds, 80; Arkansas levee bonds,
=; Shelby county new warrants, $50
90; ditto reissue warrants, at S45:
ditto coupons, 20; Bank of Tennessee
money, old, 600 80; new, 40G45; Ten
nessee COmptrOller's warrants, S6G9O.
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Administrative Notice.

+ ETTERs Of administration having been
granted 70 me on the estate Of Yallen-
tine Malsi, deceased, az the August Term,
state OF Tennessee: all persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased are hereby
notified and required to file them with me,
law, 20 Charles Reinig, AT Sj shelby street.
Memphis, Tennessee, or they VIII be forever
barred; and all persons owing The estate are
requested 10 come forward and settle IN thirty
days. la7 wedl ELIZABETH MALSl, AdmX
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--LATEST REPORT BY rELEGRAPH.l

New YORK, August 22.-The transac-
tons for the day for the most classes of
domestic fabrics have been on a more
liberal scale, and the market generally
assuming more activity. Standard
sheetings are still held by the agents at
former quotations, but sales continue 20
be made on the streets through brokers
at slight concessions. Medium grades
continue in fair request at asking rates.
Bleached goods are in better demand,
and some fair transactions are reported
for the day. In cotton drills a little
more activity has been developed, but
sales are not reported. Cotton dannels
are doing better, and sales are light, and
they still lack in animation. Wooden
dannels are more active, but dOmestics
are without much inquiry. Ticks,
stripes and checks are in better request,
and this market is improvingin demand.
Prints continue active at current rates.
WOolens are dull, without any special
features.
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1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion, and IL
is u~nrivalled for its flavor. We are directed
by Messrs. LEA & PERKINS TO prosecute all
parties making or vending counterfeits.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
oc5 AGENTS, New York.
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ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, August 22.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat is in fair de-
mand; sample lots of No. 3 fall, 81 50
delivered. Corn is dull; Nc. , mixed,
36c. Oats duh and prices declined; No.
2, 24Ic. Whisky, soc. Pork is quiet at
Sl4 50G14 IS. Bacon active and adj
vanced; shoulders, Sc; clear sides, lie.
Lard is unchanged. Hogs steady, 81 gu
as 90. Cattle, 50 5096 50 for fair to
choice.
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MONEFARYAND FINANCIAL MATTERS
--LATEST REPORT BY rELEsRAFHl
NEW WORK

~ " OLA[Ln
NEW YORK, August 22.-GOld lower,
touched Hal and closed at ll3FG1l35.
Money was decidedly irmer, opening at
4 to 5 per cent. Toward the close there
was an advance to Z per cent, with
some transactions at gold interest. Ster-
ling heavy and lower, with actual bust
ness at s.. Loans opened at l-32d $40
5 per cent. for use and 5 per cent for ear
rying. Clearings at the banks to-day
were S65, 600, 900. Treasury disburse-
ments We're Si63, 600.
Southern State ecurities-State bonds
are dull and steady. South CarOlinaS
weak. Missouri, 93sc; Tennessee, old,
1890; do new, 73$c; Virginia, new, SOC;
/ do old, 45c; North Carolina, old, S34c;
DO new, zoe.
United States BOnds-Governments
dull, but closed up firmer. Coupons
1881, lie; 5-20s Of 1852, 15f; 5-2Os Of1S64,
Isl; 5-2Os of 1865, 15@; sos Of 1866, new,
l145; 5-2Os Of 1857, IA; 5-20s Of 1858,
144; do l0-40s, l2l; currency IS, 10; new
Is, u.
Stocks and Bonds-The stock market
is dull. Erie has again been the chief
feature, opening at 523, fell to 81, rallied
to 525, fell TO 504 and closed at 50BCd5 81.
The business was very large at the vari-
Gus fluctuations. The continued i'm
provement on Erie is attributed to the
new syndicate under the auspices of
Messrs. Homer & McHenry, and others.
Panama was strong, and advanced to
100. The balance Of the market
huctuated from to toward the close.
Canton, 80; Western Union Telegraph
Company, 72{; Quicksilver, 402; Adams
Express Company, 95; Wells d Fargo
Express Company, Sc; American and
Merch'ts Express Company, Il; United
States Express Comply SO: Pacific Mail,
49,; New York Central, 81; New York
scrip, -; Erie, 500; Erie preferred, y;
Harlem, 1853; Harlem preferred, 40;
Michigan Central, 116}; Pittsburg, Fort
Wsyneand Chicago, 80; Northwestern,
735; Northwestern preferred, 80; Rock
Island, II04; New Jersey Central, 1861;
.St. Paul, sat; st. Paul preferred, 75i;
Wabash, 75R; Wabash preferred, So; Fort
Wayne, So; Terre Haute, 20; Terre
Haute preferred, 43; Chicago and Alton,
ll2; Chicago and Alton preferred, us;
Ohio and Mississippi, All; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, SO; Burling-
ton and Quincy, Us; Union Pacific, 35f;
Central Pacific bonds, 1913; Union Pa
cifc bonds, SSI; Delaware and LOckport,
lO3: Hartford and Erie, a.
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NEW York, August %, 10:15 am
Cotton is firm ordinary, lie; good ordi-
nary, 1890; low middling, 2O5c; mid
ding, 2l5e; Alabama, 22c; Orleans,
Texas, 22cs. Saleslast evening, futures,
200 bales. Futures are firm; September
sold at 20 5-l6c; October nOminally,
ls4e; November nOminally, l8Bc; De
cember nominally, 1Ssc.
lZ:2O p.m.-COtton firm; the demand
Is mostly Tor export; ordinary, 17sc;
good ordinary, l92c; low middling, dc;
middling, pc; Alabama, 2ltc; Orleans,
&2c; Texas, 223c. Sales uo-day, 514
bales; last evening, 1887 bales. Futures
firm; sales, $500 bales,January. lS3c:
September, 20gc; October, 19lc; Novem-
Der, I9c.
3:l5 p.m.-Cotton is firm: ordiua-
ry, 175c; good ordinary, 1910; low mid
ding, 2Ic; middling, pc; Alabama.
22Ic; Orleans, 22lc; Texas, 22lc. Sales
to-day-export, 100 bales; spinners, 1855
bales; speculation, 3 bales; futures,
200 bales.
Commissioner Watts, of the Agricul-