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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-06-15
A. E. MCKINNEY,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Has Just Received q Large
Invoice Of
Prints, Brown and Bleached Mus
Inns. shirtings, Sheetings, Duck-
ings, and other Seasonable Dry
Goods, Bought Within the
Past 10 Days at the
GREAT FORCED SALES N new YORK.
THELOwEST PRICES
EVER KNOWN.
As will be seen by the following
Named

Named
Special Bargains in Standard Prints
at "A cts per yard.
Special Bargains in Standard Brown
Muslins at &c per yard.
Special Bargains in Standard yd wide
Bleached Muslin sac per yard.
Special Bargains in Cheviot Shirting
at &c per yd.
Special Bargains in Brown and Blue
Ducking at l24 aud 15c.
Special Bargains in Feather Ticking
Ice per yd.
Special Bargains in Ginghams at 9c
per yd.
Special Bargains in Colored Lawns at
9ic; worth 163c per yard.
Special Bargains in Corded Colorcd
Jaconet 9ic; worth zoe.
Special bargains in Wash Poplins at
7Ac per yd.
Special Bargains in Striped Poplins at
121c peryd.
SPECIAL Bargains in Colored Gren-
adines at 10 and 123c per yd.
Special Bargains in Worsted Suitings
an l2A, 10, l6ic and 2Oc per yd.
Special bargains in White Corded
Pique at 7Ac per yard.
Special Bargains in all Linen Towel
ing $40 per I'd.
Special Bargains in all Linen Table
Damask 35c per yd.
Special Bargains in Jeans for men and
beys wear at 20c; worth 35cper yd.
MCKINNEY Is Also Offering
Great Inducements in Black Dresses
Silks 81 0Oand upwards.
Great inducements in Summer Silks
55c ana upwards.
Great Inducements in Black Gren.
adines zoe and upwards.
Great Inducements in WOrsted Dress
Goods 20c and upwards.
Great Inducements in Wool Cassi.
meres 75c and upwards.
Great Inducements in Honey Cont
Crochet and Marseilles Bed Spreads.
Great inducements in Dress Linen x
cts per yard and upwards.
Great Inducements in Gross Clotl
Sui,s $500.
Great Inducements in Linen Suits
$3.50 and upwards.
Great Inducements in Parasols, 25 Ct
and upwards.
Great inducements In Window Cur
tain Laces 25c per yard and upwards.
Great Inducements In Hosiery, Glove
Handkerchiefs, Ties, Laces, Embroid
cry. etc.
This House strives at all times to Civ,
its customers more goods for 81. an,
better value than can be found at an,
other store in the West.
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AND SUP
PLY YOUR WANTS, WHILE
| GOODS CAN Be HAD AT SUCH
UNPRECEDENTED LOW
| PRICES.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN T
ORDERS BY MAIL.
A. II. MCKINNEY
all and 4lS Felix Street.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
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Averill Chemical paint, in cans OF
one quart and upwards, ready mixed,
any color or shade desired, for sale by
Cooper & Greenlcc.
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is. McLain and J. 3. Beams are
to crate at Grant City, Worth coun-
ty, OH the 4th ofJuly.
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Go to W. A. Prices and get four
large boxes of Mason's best shoe black
ing, for % cents, or IS cents per dozen
boxes, and 3 small boxes Tor ten cents.
or 35 cents per dozen boxes.
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A full line of Ladies' and Gents
Trunks and Valises, at J. j. Millcr's,
East Side Square.
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TAKE YOUR WOOL TO
y. 9. 1U59ILIs,
And Exchange it for Buell's Goods,

Or for the CASH at the highest price.
I have the Agency for Buelrs Wool
ems, and keep full line of his goods;
Also, Brooch Yarns and grade OF
yarns, which will be sold ut Factory
prices, or exchanged for WOOL.
j. b. RUSSELL.
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Our friend w. A. Elliott Is bachine
1t this week; his wife is visiting rela-
tives ut Kansas City.
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CASH paid for hides, pelts and tai.
low, al the south side Meat Market.
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Sixth Street NJ. T.. Sunday School
every Sunday at half-past 9 o'clock.
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For choice meats Of all kinds, 90 to
Howard's meat market, south side
Square.
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You can get more for your Wool in
Cash at WA. Prices than any where
else.
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A No. 1 article Of Peaches In three
pound cans, can be had at W. A.
Prices for 20 cents per can. Every
can warranted the finest kind.
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Benz. Childs, Jr.. left OH Sunday
evening last Tor Chicago. lie intends
to make 1t his future home. Success
Ben.
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W. A. PRICES COLUMN
Of New Locals, Nay 3eth. 1s7o.

You can buy Of W. A. PRICE, 4
Csddy Of best Matches, containing -
Boxes, for 70 cents, or . boxes for 70
cents, or boxes for 10 cents.
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Hardys Hall tomorrow night. The
celebrated '.Euceh Arden Troups.s
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Wool is low, but W. A. Price pays
the highest CASH price for it.
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The DEMORALIZED DRY
GOODS TRADE!
FAILURES OF MERCHANTS,
Mills and Manufacturers.

500 dozen Ladies Cotton Hose, At 6cts.
per pair.
800 dozen Ladies Cotton Hose. 10 cts.
and 12A cts. 40 per cent under value.
so pieces Summer Suitings, at 0 cents
per yard.
20 pieces Mosambiques, wool, 12A cts
per yard.
80 pieces Plaid Suitings. at 10 cts per
yard.
so pieces plain and striped suitiags,
20 and % cents per yard.
40 pieces Grenadines. locts to 80 cts
per yard.
10000 yards best Prints, newest styles
and fastest colors. Ct and "a cts pr yard.
800 pieces Prints. goods. cloths, fast
colors, job lot, of last years styles, s cts
per yard.
cases Bleached Muslins, at 81 cents
per yard.
2cases Bleached Muslins, at 01 cents
and 10 cents per yard; great bargain.
100 dozen real Ballriggan Hose, 80
cts, and by the box at wholesale price.
100 dozen gentlemen's socks, 80 per
cent. less than furni ,hing houses.
10 pieces heavy Gros Grain Black Silk
Sl.5O, cheap at $500.
pieces Rich Gros Grain at 81, 90, (our
1915 of last year.
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No. Chicken Feed atW. A.Pricc's
for 50 cts. per bushel.
Corn, Oats, Meal, Shorts, Bran,
Flour, for sale 1t w. A. Priss's.


W. A. Price is still selling thst Gel.
ebrated Marysvills Kansas Spring
Wheat Flour, for ESQ Per hssdred
pound sack; ! sack, ei.So, I sack 7oct.
RANCY FALL wHnAT xL,0UR.
Ifyou want the finest article Of
Fancy Flour you ever saw In 1svsn~
nah, call at w. A. Prices and try half
sack Of the Florence Mills Fancy
Flour. made from white whsaA. es-
pecially for city use.
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GvA very good Improved
singer Sewing Machine for sale, that
locs as good work as new machine.
h pply at this office. We will exchange
\ for good milk COW AMI calf.
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LOCAL. BRETITIES.

Correspondents must sign their proper names
TO their communications.
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Bring all your Hides, Tallow. Lard,
Bacon, Butter and Eggs, to W. A.
Price and get the highest cash price.
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Bring all your Wool 70 w.A.Price,
as he is paying the highest prics In
CASH.
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Call at this Office for bills, posters,
programmes, 10. ss n.
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MrLLDT $500.

No. one Millet seed, at 75cts per
bushel, and other kinds Of seed at
w. A. Prices,
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You can get 13 pounds Of Dry Ap'
pies at W. A. Prices for e1.OO.
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We will clear our SUMMER SILKS
ont At the GREATEST BAR.
GAINS EVER SEEN IN
TUE 8 ETTV

Our LADIES SUIT Room. (entirely pri.
yate) exhibits rich and large stock OF
Ladies and Children's SUITS, and yisi.
tors will find only new goods and bes,
class of work.
j. FORTUNE & CO.,
AIT FELIX STREET.
The three floors OF our large building
are now full of business.
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ioney Loans Negotiated.

NOW FOR SALE:
No. 47s. 2oIl Acres Of land, two miles from
.ypprah, all uader fence, 30 apple trees, 10
rnch trees, $500 grape vines, IL acres oi blue
rass pasture. Price and terms reasonable
4 No, 47i A small fam of4b acres, all under
ood we'll, rs apple trees, and n variety OF other
-uit iamilcs NE. Of st. Joseph. Price 5000 'oo'
/. No. l76. 4 small farm Of 20 acres, Q acres \.
uluvation, balance good timber, two houses anu
liable. Liberal terms.
4 No, 40. A very choice farm Of 100 acres. In
.mpire Prairie, and AZ acres Of timber, ali un-
cr fence, with good house and out-buildings.
!5 90 per acre, ON reasonable terms.
WILLIAM cHALLAcoMBE,
Rcal Estate agent, Saraanah, Mo,
March "a, ls76-h'
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Iaas=zsaa
SOCIETIES.

,s,n DEN FRANKLIN LODGE, No. 1853, \.
~ DE. 4 \. NJ. meets first saturday 10
S& Zach month at TO- NJ. All brothers in
va good standing are fratcrnnlly inyiteh to
-itui JOS, l.. BENNETT, W. NJ.
+. T. MCFADpES. Sec'y.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Irregular and Feverish-
Speculation Less Active.
GOLD FIR M AT 112.
Money on Call Per Cent Government and
Railroad Bonds Steady-The
Bank Statement.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, August DC NJ J
The rule Of simple division applied to-day, and pretty
much everything divided by the figure 2-amonnt
OF Transactions, degree of interest, and number oil
brokers present Still there setback to prices
by this comparative inertia but fair steady, duii
business from A to lizard. Neither the Commodores
health nor Tho financial suggestions OF Messrs Tiden
and Hendricks awaited OF TO create STR, ana
things were left to drift along pretty much az they
were inclined without practical hint from anybody.
The favortcs OF yesterday continued TO be so to-day
with the partial neglect have referred to- but such
attention they did was in the complimentary
shape OF higher 0gures.
This was manifested TO practical extent through
tho entire list Illinois Central uhe latest debuante on
the stage activity being almost the sole exception
This security has been long of the active list that
the appear have lost sight OF IT, and 1t only
within the last day or two that has been grubbed to
the surface where it is likely to fare no better at the
hands OF the dstractionsts than have its cOneres, the
prhcr western roads. Although the sales were con-
tined to a limited number of shares the price fell from
s9Is 10 S7ls helped down by Offering on sellers OPP
lions which ruled rather irregularly at "a per cent
under the market Tor 80 and GO day contracts
There not even unpleasant reference made 10
The coal combination and its existence for the
conceded by tacit consent while the shares them
selves were as neglected as wall flower In her nth
Lake Shore and Michigan Central first and
second in the for magnitude OF transactions, with
Western Union good third There were the sane
trainers hackers and jocks as have been prominent
auring tho week but never a wrinkle as to what
The result, OF the present Stiffness is going to culm
nate in.
The short interest existing yesterday morning has
been divided by . like the other characteristics OF the
market and with the other half also covered 1t will be
question as to where further purchasing power 10
come from
Saturday being midsummer by mutual consent
sort of half holiday the began to thin out carly,
which reduced dealings very moderate dimensions,
as well ms prices from the highest quotations
Of the session
sALBs TO-DAY.
The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day aggre
rated 20, res shares-Ncw York Central and Hudson,
loo Erie 6oo Lake Shore 10 100; Northwestern, 4oo
Northwestern preferred, e00 Rock Island 5,6G5 Pa
cinc Mall 1900; st. Paul, 2,2o0 ST. Paul preferred,
$500; Ohios, $500; Western Union, 10000; Union
Paanc 100; e., c. and !. c., 100; Michigan Central,
o65O New Jersey Central, 1850; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1850; Illinois Central, Zoo
OPENING. HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest
nf ho
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, Lice. HIGHER; rurUREs CLOSED
FIRM FLOUR STEADY - WHEAT STRONG
CORN EAsIER-oArs sTEADY-PoRK BARELY
STEADY LARD BARELY STEADY wHIsKEY
QUIET PETROLEUM QUIET = NAVAL STORES
QUIET STEADY GROCERIES COFFEE
FIRM; SUGAR srEADY-FREIGHrs QUIET
SATURDAY. August Sc p n.
On Change -four was steady but less active. Wheat
was strong and from 10. Sc. dcarer. Corn quiet
and easier Oats quiet but steady. Whiskcy quiet.
Pork and lard we're barely steady. Freights wero
unchanged. Cotton the spot was Lice dearcr.
Futures closed firm. Conee was quiet but firm. Sugar
quiet but steady. Naval stores were quiet OILS
steady Petroleum quiet.
CorYEx.-Thc market for Brszls quiet firm. Mild
coffee quiet. weNnoc Ordinary cargoes I4a%c l5c;
fair do I6t,c. l6sac. good do, lie l7Isc prime
do, l7isc IKE: extreme range Tor lots 1896 ss4c;
santos fair good, l614c &c., col ninety days. Java
government bags, zoe. 22c do grass mats. zoe 23c
Singapore. do lsc. &c; Ccylon. IsJsc Isc Mara
caibo. lisc ale1,c Lsguayra, l6sc. IKE: Jamaica.
l5c. lie ST. Domingo. I411c l3c; Porto Rico 1910.
a lsc.; Costa Eica Ice ls16c Mexican Ike als1sc;
Manila. l5tec. i1sc. Angosura, l5c IL t,c Savanu
i4sic lsc Curacao l4t-c. lgc.
corToy.-The market tor spot very active
and quotations advanced Lice Future, firm
closing prices to-day compare with Fridays price, fol-
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DIED..

ArsIxY AT South Norwa,k Conn, August 4. MARY
A. ArsLEY, wife OF the late Andrew A,s!ey aged 81
years.
Funeral services Monday the 7th, at three p. "
BoGAHr-On August 5, JENNIE A., wife Of s. s. 30.
gart
August
Bocxs--August s. EmLE Books, aged ~ years
The funeral will take place on Monday, at two
O'Clock, from tho residence OF her brother b. Books,
al Canal ST.
BoyLs---on Saturday morning, August 5, OF pneu.
monia MICHAEL BOYLE, OF Conn., county Mayo, Ireland,
In the 50th year OF his ago
attend his funeral, Monday, August T. at three
O'Clock. from his late residence, No. l Mckinney ST.,
Brooklyn.
ByRNL-On Thursday, August 3, Paul NrGEsr. in
FAINT Of Dr. John and Mary W. Byrne OF Brooklyn
CAHlLI--On Friday, Angus. 4, MAY, oldest daughter
OF Patrick and Ada Cahil
The funeral will take place on Saturday, August 6,
Friends are respectfully invited
Cox.-on saturday 9th inst, ALICIA, widow OF Ben
jamn Cox, in the Ca year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Tuesday, August
at one O'CLOCK from her late residence, No 22l East
3oth ST.
GROVE. On the 9Th INST, IxSi GROVE, in his 4e,h
year.
Tho friends Of the family Police Department in
general arc respectfully invited to attend the iuuera
from his late residence, No Montgomery ST, at nine
NJ, Monday, IN INST, TO ST. Mary's church, corner
Ridge and Grand SITS, where a solemn rcqu EN- mass
will be celebrated and thence TO Holy Cross Cemetery
for incrnent
CURTIS. Saturday, August g. after a brief Ill
ness, EvxLNA WHITNEY. wife OF stephen Curtis, aged
90 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited tn
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report firm market for consos
and United States bonds, and an advance In French
rentes at Paris go, 900 bullion the Bank OF
England on balance to-day At Frankfort United
State new nvcs suffered a decline OF "a per cent
London despatch says;-'Messrs Mocstta & Goldsmid.
bullion brokers' quote silver to-day sid 81 I'D per
ounce as the nearest price Reuters Telegram Compa-
ny quote at 5l&d per The Times money article
to-day says:-sver yesterday inactive. There
no supplies and in the absence transactions the
est quotation was sid. per ounce but this is purely
nominal Monday next being observed general
and bank holiday causes a duncss in the Stock Elk.
change to-day"
The following are the latest quotations --Consos, for
money, 96ss 964; do, for account 96s 96s&; i've
twenty bonds OF 1865 DID, 1865; DO. do, 1867, 1oS&
ten-ior'y bonds losl4; new fves, 1867; Eric conf
mon shares, l22. 1876 Erie preferred shares, 1877
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were fairly active comparatively
slight changes The Northwest and ST. Paul issues
were firm New York Central coupon nrsts brought
12l1s. Western Pacidcs sold 9s1s s9a.. New Jer
scy Central convertible to %. Tho changes
an advance of = in New Jersey Central convertible u
in New York Central first mortgage coupons, Western
Pacific bonds and ST. Louis jackson and Chicago nrsts
and q in Milwaukee aud ST. Paul consolidated sinking
funds There was decline Of "a in Lchigh and
Wilkcsbarrc cousols
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds quiet and nrm The follow
ing were tie latest quotations UNITED States cur.
rency SKIES 1881, registered, 1893 100; do d. d.
coupon, 1908 1905; do do, nve-twentics, 1865,
registered, 1l6 llG's: do. do, do. coupon, l16
ll6lS; do. do. do, new, registered, 117I us; do
do. do, do, coupon, ll7al u.s. do do, 1867, regis
tered, 1loA 12o; do do, do coupon, 1l9s,
a 100; do do, 1865, registered, 1o1Is i22; do
do, do, coupon, 121h 12l2s: do. do. ten -iorties
registered 1855 1l6h; DO. do, do, coupon, ITO a
llei6 do. do, new, 6ves, registered 1l7s 1l7s8;
dc. do, do, coupon, HIS 117A: Pacific SKIES 1861
1851
MINING
The following are tho closing prices in San Fran.
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81 shs II 4 III Can "
4 do........bc -
lO' DO. Nv
100 Mar l. 4 Min...
800 " est Tn ici.,..bc a
lON i'ar Mail So. C ..
ION Y { A ilR kRhc Iu'
100 Mic Cen .tf. be q,
100 l. So VI ; RIB c "a
1860 DO. - ~
100 III Cen RH. SEQ ~
80 Clcv 4 7 Ftd b c 8.
100 Chi A y " RIB 9 81
100 y , Cen Rlt...bc q.
GO Chit 4 X ! RR be 10
IL Chi a Alt HR pr. L.
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OF AID St and Madison av., on Monday, the 7th, At
A. NJ.
RopcERs-On Saturday. August s. 1876. MARIA.
wife OF Thomas Rodgers, in the 4lst year of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral, on Monday An.
gust T. at o'clock from her late residence No. 400
Even st, corner Of Frost st., Brooklyn, r. II.
SKrpoEii---ln Brooklyn, August s. amer long and
suffering, ELIZABETH skIDoEL, second daughter
OF W. Davidge COMEDIAN in the 25th year of her age.
son of John and Julia sullivan.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the fu.
neral, from his late residence, 35s South slh ST., VIII
liamsburr, on sunday, August g. at two p VI.
CSDERHILl-At MaDtou Springs, Colorado, on Mon
day, July 81, at eight A. NJ AysA MARI. daughter Of
T. w. Tnornc ard wife Of John T. Undcrhill.
TERrESSING. Pattskill, n. Y, on Friday August
T. eleven A. NJ, EVELYN Iona. Oldest daughter Of
William G. and.Emma Tcrpsnning, aged 10 years, (
Relatives and trends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Monday, August T. at
two o'clock p NJ, at tho residence OF her parents 272
TYRnnLI On THURSDAY, August g. afscr short. bus
severe Illness, GEHALp the beloved son OF James and
Relatives ana trends OF the :amily arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, 342 East 18th ST., on Sunday, August g. Al
one O'Clock sharp.
wARp--ln Jersey City, on Saturday, August s.
THOMAS WARD, IN the 54th year OF his age
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO
attend his funeral on Tuesday, August s. at halfpust
two O'Clock from his late residence Isl Railroad av.
Jersey City.
wALDRoy On Friday, August T. 1876. OF consumn
ton, CHARLES A. wALpRox. aged AZ years
Relatives aud riends OF the family are invited to
attend tue funeral, from tho rcsdencc Of his uncle
Samuel T. Webster No 2l9 East llth ST. this Sunday
afternoon, August b, at two O'clock
WnIrk-On Saturday, August 5, Mrs SARAH A.
WHITE, aged "a years
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
sister, Mrs. Reed l23 East 3gth ST., on Monday, 7th
inst, at one O'Clock y. ~
WtrnERs-M Closer, n. j.. Epirm CAMPBELL,
daughter OF Mary ~ aud Austin withcrs, OF pneumo-
MA AGED III months, days
Funeral from CIoster church al eleven A. NJ, Tues
day, AUGUST
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

Is WILLIAM L. COOPER 10 LUcIrA HUNT, by Rev.
L. Ha imam,
CosrioAS-DUFYy.-On Tuesday, July Is at the
Church OF ST. Paul the Apostle, BY the Rev. Alfred
Young. assisted by Rev Aug. Brady KvRAS f. Cosri
GAN Esq., Of Brooklyn, +. D. to Miss FANNIE j. DUTrr,
OF this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at the Church OF the
Assumption, corner OF York and Jay SITS, Brooklyn,
by the Rev. William kccgan, MICHAEL MONAGHAN, son
Of the late William and Bridget Monaghan of county
longiord, Ireland, TO MARY AGNES HoRAN, eldest
daughter OF Mary and the late John Koran, OF Par
sonstown. Kings county, ireland.
Dublin papers please copy
AYERs-DAvIs-On july %, at the residence Of Mr.
Alfred Benjamin, by Rev. Dr. A. Huebsch, Mr. LEE
RoY MYERS, OF Savannah, Ga, to Miss JULIA .. DAVIS
OF this city. No cards.
PERLgY--rooLE-O Thursday, August g. at the rest
dencc of the BRIDES parents. by the Rev William /.
Chspiu, Mr.. CHARLES IL PERLgy OF this city, to ALIc.
PooLE OF Easton, Mass. No cards.
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day 1888 900 gold for interest and 600 for nvetwen
ties redeemed; also SIS 500 silver for fractional notes.
The Treasury now holds $3.50 $50 900 in bonds to
cure bank circulatop-a decrease tor the week Of
$500 GEO. Bonds held to public deposits,
SIS, 40 900. The bank circulation outstanding ia,
currency notes, 1926 800 000 gold noscs 81 100000
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delivered contract GOO baev For future delivery the
sales follows Yesterday after =. M-Ausust
200 bales ~ Y 7,32c sepsembes $40 a. II ls-iee;
at II ll6c December 100 at IL 2l3a 300 at IL ii Ice
January. 100 ut ~ BE February, 200 he April
400 II 932c Tota. 7.4Oo bales To-day up to one
r M;Augus., 300 at - s6c.; 100 a, i34c:, 100
IL 92c, 3UU at II 5lGc 500 AZ IL 92c. 100 ~
September, 100 at 1885, 800 II 2932c 200 DC
700 l2c 900 at 81 32c October. 400 at II 23sc,
800 IL 25-32c 30 IL 49, lee, 800 IL 25-aoc
November 400 at Il 2 s2e 100 at ilssc. goo y. ii
December a0J at 1l'.c january 900 1l5Scs Feoru.
ary 100 at i2c, March, 500 IL Bloc April 100
5.i6c.; May 800 NJ 121,c June, 100 at l25.c. Total
1890 bales Grand total 900 bales The at
ports i0Iows :-tialveston, Az New Orleans
Mobile, 30; Savannah, ~; Charleston l4o; Wilmington,
!; Norfolk, 400; Baltimore II Total 1851 This day last
week. 17i this day last bob Total since September
l, Ao9o 1888 bales Cotton reights closed follows TO
Havre by steam, pressed; to Hamburg by steam
7ac compressed 10 Bremen by steam, 49, compressed;
10 Liverpool. :, l6d. BY steam by snil. 5-l0d
FLOUR GRAIS--ReceiptsFlon 1915 bbls. wheat
20 bushels; meal Is7 bbis. and sacks oats
462 bushels; corn II 706 do. Tho Hour market was
steady but active The sales about 500
including State Western and southern the annexed
atoms Rye -four steady. with sales of about 100
bbls at 65 s. 10. Corn al quiet 800 bbis said
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