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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

lNltut Abbocihtou FretH NopOrtl
The Agence.Russo Gays the congress-
will hold only one session, during
which the basis Of peace will bs sot-
tied and the final treaty signed. The
congress- viii also make arrangements
for the execution Of the treaty and for
the organization OF the various local
commissions 10 supervise the same.
The conference OF ambassadors ut
Constantinople will supervise opera
lions OF these commissions.
La Republique franchise states the
issue Of the invitations TO congress are
hourly expected. On the other hand
a dispatch to the Times, dated Berlin
last night, says the negotiations be-
tween England and Russia have not
reached . stage permitting Germany
to issue invitations.
A Times dispatch from Bucharest
says the Roumanian and Austrian
officers are very cordial when they
come In contact on the frontier A
letter srom Bulgaria states that typhus
fever Ia increasing with the warm
weather.
ASt. Petersburg dispatch quotes tho
Galos as saying 'Count Andrassy'a
declarations are a direct menace to-
Russia's position In Roumanla and
Bulgaria.
The Invalid Russo says "Austria
could mobilize eight hundred and fifty
thousand men, aud supply them with
twenty >five days. rations FOR forty-hye
million fiorlns. Her sixty millions
credit must mean something more
than precaution. Russia must take
counter nleasures.N
A st. Petersburg dispatch to the
Times says the people are greatly dis
satisfied at the secret negotiations now
In progress, They fear the results Of
the war will be nulliiied. The Aus
TRAN occupation OF Ada Kaleh cons
firms their suspiclon. The prospect Of
the congress, therefore, does not give
universal satisfaction.
The Times Paris correspondents says
the pope telegrspbed tho cardinal
archbishop Of Paris, Thursday, as fol-
lows: 'sThe holy father nom the bot
tom Of his heart sends a special bless
ing to all those who, responding 10 the
Initiative taken by your emInence,
have performed religious j ites as reps
aration for the inapious demonstrations
held to-day.
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COLLIN COUNTY
fsssraess firss. Last ami All che rinas
tor rhrookmoston = cong rsssionai
DsisEatieu oo uuinHsrurted -itous'
Ing RESOLUTIONS,

| hst"A"t~u ~" MUS
Ing Hesoiw',ons,
MolSIEnsS, Jane lat, isls.
special 10 the iIerald.l
The Collin county oonyehtlon was
held here to-day.
Hare, piner, Wellborn and Cabbell,
candidates for congreas, were present,
each Of whom addressed those assemN
bled before the convention transacted
any business,
Captain Thomas II. Murray called
the convention 10 order promptly nj
l;30 p. m, and the following named
gentlemen were appointed u committee
on resolutions;
H. DeArmond, chairman 4. n shir-
ley, George Herndon, Judge Robert
son, Ben Hampton, j, Cope, DR.. Ma,
roney, who reported the following res.
olutlons, which were unanimously
adopted;
WHEREAS, Our esteemed fellowsciti.
zen, j. w. Throckmorton, has Vt all
times aud under all circumstances, nm
private citizen, IN u member OF the
state Legislature, az its chief executive
and M u representative In the congress
OF the United States, faithfully, nbly
and patrlotically discharged his every
au.y, nesef weaay'ng " ,alsefing,
noy'. a,aappv'n'"s ,uo mbnus. anu
oes. espeu.n''ous " n's uons.''ueuoyi
.seiy pu'oa''os =, n's non'' uovo,ou w
W.. ,a.v'.ss W wy "no'u seavu Va ~
on.t.y, ,on Lteu auso' w wy su,'i
.nu nvna vnc oso,no W WY Nlo u,anue,
,a n,ouhnou. ~. % o'oau anu ,v''i,o
, ,na sS,,sh,s, dnus n as,,, anu nvser ~
wy W ,,vss v,s ~ s.o. s',n, "n''
w n.,n, u.esno up'n'on ", mis
e oonsun.'on, ,na. .ho nsn qus,',es VI
s sssa.,a.sam,p.p NV .so"u PSeus,usu
~ ~ cn,nen.y posses0vu uvYelno'
ahrooA.noi.vn, anu lnis we,,.nnown
s suvooncy an" I p,nv.'oo y. vVvnony anu
~ s.hqs.y ina hu"ious Paoio soiv,cc,
~. n,n sooVe nj p.nel men W se,ve
the s'a.e ~ luz next governor, ~ TINS
time VI mum neeueu anu universally
uemanaeI re ,s nnele!ore % "
heSopea-.rirs.i inAI wy ueiesates
sppointeu py TINS cohvention 70 tne
oemoGratio state convention nv Ausun,
oe anu tney are nerspy instruo'eu "
supper. " w. Ihrochuiorton TOT 'hS
pos,t,on VI GOVERNOR hrs'' ias' anu III
tne Vine, m,.. j, u A..
oeconu ~ mn M plesenuhs wy
naIhe " .. w, lnroch'nos.oh W .ne
STATE US y ua,,uiua,e .or eovornol W.
are not inlluenceu ny .ne Iac' on ms
long resiuence IN the sec.ion, oul ue
cause we oeiieve ~ oelore Staten .nat
ne IN tne pes' quailneu, anu as - luiy
a..es.eu W nls paoi,c lccoIu, nos.
capaoio nnu nios' iihe.y W pr,ns aoou'
reforms III our sIa'e government. whioh
WIN cheaPen lts aunninls.rauou, 70.
uuce Mxa'ioh anu aiioIu oe''er security
10 person anu properly; an
INIT INV. one nuhureu "uu my
ueiega.es W appo'n.eu ny .nu pn"a "
represene ooaln souny ~ wy s.n.o
convention, ana .na1 snissy.one uele,
ga.es 20 appoin.ou 70 'ne uouslessionai
o's E oon Ten. ~ =. rv.' wo,.n.
roni.n na. wy onam ~ "ppoMa,
ins ueiesa.es w 'ho oonsl.ss,vnai uls
s s,c oonsu aa; W iuque''cu ~ 'o,vJ h
beat in Tia county. and that said dele.
gates 20 uninstructed by this conven,
tiOn, but that the sense OF this con.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
HUBBARD REPUDTATED.
The Wood County Convention Refuse
To Endorse His Administration and
Instruct for Lang--Tho Comfy was
Heretofore Claimed for Hubbard.

Heretofore Claimed Tor HuDbnfu.
Special to the Herald.l
MINEoLA, June 1.--Wood county
speaks, land "Honest Dick" has been
repudiated. The county convention
met at Quitman to-day, and the repre-
sentation was lArge. The convention
refused to endorse Hubbard's admins,
tration, and instructed Its delegates to
the state convention, to cast the vote
Of the county for Lang. Some Of
Throckmorton's friends cosoperated
with the Lang men In securing this
result. Culberson was unanimously
endorsed for reelection to congress,
and John G. Buchanan, Of Quitman,
was In like manner endorsed for state
senator. The convention was harmo.
NOUS throughout, and the delegates
broke up with the best Of feelings to.
wards each other. This county had
been claimed for Hubbard, by his
friends, and the blow is hard one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
EASTERN QUESTION.

Negotiations Between Enwiand ana
Russia Hnvc Not ncached n nsnge
Permitting Germany 90 issue Invi-
taiions--Austrin Menacing RussiA's
Position In bulgaria.
Moon Associated Prcsa REPORT
LONDON, June 1.-The Timed 81.
Petersburg dispatch says the public arc
semi-oiilcially warned not ~ believe
the various reports concerning the
concessions by Russia. The people,
nevertheless, fear they are too great.
The Standards dispatch from VIvn-
M says Austria Intends 10 concentrate
troops on the river Say.
The Daily News, In lts leader, says
1--WE have reason TO believe that early
next week parliament will DO informs
cd OF the arrangements concluded for
the meeting OF the congress-
The Times does not fully endorse the
sanguine statements Of the News and
the Standard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

BAEiMoRE, June 1 The geceip ts
at Ford's operahouss Tonight for the
summer excursion of the poor arc
$500. No charge for the operahouse
and services Of performers gratuitous.
These excursions consist ofs trip on a
steamer down to Patapsco, where
benefclaries are provided for dinner
and medical attendance to the slot
White and black alike are given tie
ets for the excursion.
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Noon Associated Press Report.l

|
Manifest.
Noon Associated Press heport.l
WAsHINaToN, June l,-All the
mem beers OF Potter's investigation com.
mittee were present. The Florida sub.
committee consists OF Hunt0n, SPRING
or, Hisoook and Jamea,
Anderson was the first witness. lie
had seen the document known as the
Sherman protest. IL had been altered,
IL WAS not the same M when signed by
him (AndeIson). There were two or
three additional paragraphs 10 the doc.
ument aud was filed In several places.
Anderson was OF the opinion that be-
cause he would not carry out the ideas
OF Kellogg and others, they we've des
sirous OF driving him out OF the par.
ish.
Kellogg wished Anderson would
rally tho negroes ut two polls aud let
the others go democratic, remarking
further, that the witnesses could get
up q disturbance aud have the demo-
cratic votes thrown out, A document
was produced purportlng to be an
affidavit, signed by the witnesses and
Webber, u supervisor OF West Feliciana
parish, wherein they refuse to sign n
protest against the elections In their
parishes.
The original OF this affidavit, the
witness sage, was recently In the pos
session OF Stanley Matthews. Wit
mesa and Webber had an interview
with Sherman at Molair's restaurant
In New Orleans, who said
gentlemen, ~ understand there Is
difficulty in your respective parishes.
This IL a time when the assistance OF
every republican and true patriot is
needed, l trust that you will stand
by us.n
They were assured by Mr.. Sherman
that they would be cared for, as Mr..
Hayes could control the federal pat
Ionage. All he desired was for them
to stand firm, and let the record run
along as 1t is. The witness presented
what purported to be copy OF a letter
from Sherman, but the republicans OBJ
jected to its being read until Sherman
saw II and recognized II az a copy OF
his reply to Anderson and Webber. The
examination promises to be very long.
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Debt statement-May Failures.

WASHINGTON, June l.-Decrease
three millions In the treasury; coin
1894 millions; currency three millions;
public debt 2OSe millions.
NEW YORK, June 1.-During the
month OF May, their were ninety
FIVE failures reported in this city.
Gross liabilities s5,es8.3O6; assets $685.. :
4ss, an increase number Of failures
compared with the previous month are
twenty-five. Aggregate liabilities de-
creased two million.
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Hemp Stretching In Texas and Louis.
lana.

Hemp btretehlng In TexRs and Louis
lana.
MANSFIELD, o., June l.-Edward
Webb, negro, was hanged yesterday
for the murder Of VIM. 3. Finney, who
was seventy years old. The intention
was to hang Webb privately, but the
mob broke down the barriers and the
execution was public.
Houston, Texas, June 1.-Fred Rob.
ertson, colored, was hanged at Groes.
beck yesterday for an outrage on Mrs.
Wheatley in November, 1877. He
confessed the crime on the scaffold,
and admitted tHat bis doom was Just.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
CONGRESSIONAL.
Northern Judicial Dissrict ofTexas--
Congress Adjourns ON the i7th In
stnnt-Matshews Goes for the Telo-
graph Monopoiies.
Moon Associated Press Report,l

lNooh nnsooi"tou frchs hcpoTtI
WARRINGTON, June !. --Senate--M Mr..
Matthews, Of Ohio, from the commit
tee on railroads, reported back the
senate bill authorizing railroad com.
panies to construct and maintain tele.
graph lines for commercial purposes
and TO secure to tho government the
use OF the same for postal, military and
other purposes, with an amendment In
the nature of substitute. Placed on
the calendar,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

We can do and will sell our
choice goods ut lower prices
than are paid for Inferior goods
at other places.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

The superior facilities we
enioy I'm obtaining goods, nav
ing four stores. enables Us 10
mnrchase our goods ofthe lead.
ING manufactures ON the MOST
advantageous terms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
Fellolana Anderson Brings Bed
Rock Facts to the Surface,
Secretary shermans Letter or Promise
and President Hayes Little Note
10 Secretary Evaris,
Ring Master Packard Bullwhaoks ADDER
son and Weber Into Traces Burke
Offers -Four Thousand Dollars for
tho Vote OF East Fellclana.

The Testimony Inyoives n Number Of
persons Through wnom the Truth or
paisity Of the Evidence Can be Made
Nauilelg.
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Is AN GER BROS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-10

For the escape from the system of its waste and de-
bris, which, II retained, would yitiate the bodily
fluids and overthrow health. That important chan.
bel Of exit, the bowels, may be kept permanently
free from distractions By using the non-griping
gently acting and agreeable cathartIc HOstetter's
Stomach Bitters which not only Hberates impuri-
ties but nvigOrates the lining Of the intestinal ca
use OF violent purgatives The stomach. liver and
urinary organs are likewise reinforced and aroused
to heathful action by this benencent tonic and cor
receive and every organ. fiber, muscle and nerve ex
pertences share OF its invigorafing Influence I'm
Objectionable in flavor most genial and wholesome
medicinal stlmulant, and owing its efficacy to bo-
tanlc sources exclusively, IL Is the remedy best
adapted 70 household use on account Of its safety
wide scope and speedy action.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-10
TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of certain trust deed executed to me
ID January Is, 1875 said deed being of record In
book l22, page 169, OF the Resisters Office OF
Shelby county, Tenn; default having been made in
payment of the notes secured by said deed WILL on
Monday. September 2, ISIS,
proceed to SELL to the highest bidder Tor cash. at the
Courthouse door, In the city of Memphis the follow
Ing described real estate in Shelby county, Tenn,
viz: Being Seventyive feet OF the northern part OF
the lot the northwest corner of Hoeg and WadTan
avenues now owned by Ms. Eliza p. Barnes. and
conveyed to her by VIM. b Hoeg by deed registered
In book 81, page 80, In the registers office of
Shelby county, Tenn: Beginning at a point one
hundred and nnety-nine feet from the Intersection
OF the west side OF WaldIan avenue with the north
side of Hoeg avenue; thence running west and par
alel with Hoeg avenue distance of one hundred
and seventy two feet thence north and parallel with
WaldTan seventy-fv feet; thence east and parallel
with Hoeg avenue one hundred and seventy-tw feet
thence south seventy five feet with the west SIDE of
Wadran avenue to the beginning Sale between hours
of 10 m. and II M Title believed to be good, but
1 convey as trustee only. Equity Of redemption
waived c. W. MErCALF, Trustee.
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0uinine and Arsenic

Form the basis Of many of the Ague remedies In
the market, and are the last resort of physicians
and people who know no better medicine to emplo
for this distressing complaint. The effects Of either
of these drugs are destructive to the system pro-
duclng headache, intestinal disorders, vertigo, dIz-
z1ness, ringing OF the ears, and depression of the
constitutional health AYERS AGUE CURE is veg
etabe discovery containing neither qunne, arsenic,
nor any deleterious Ingredient and Is infallible
and rapid cure for any form of Fever and Ague. Its
effects are permanent and certain, and no injury
can result from Its use. Besides being positive
cure for Fever and Ague In all Its forms, it is also
superior remedy for Liver Complaints 1t is an ex-
cellent tonic and preventive, as well as cure of all
complaints peculiar to malaIious, maIshy and mi
asmatic districts 1t acts directly the Liver and
hillary apparatus, thus stimulating the system to
vigorous healthy condition.
EooC nr. TrDo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-10
FINANCIAL.

With continued heat was continued dull
az the banks yesterday, but there was some In
qury for money and the steady improvement In that
line strongly encourages the cOnide that ext Is
In the approach OF better times With the growth
OF prov sons for home use the position OF the cot
tOn-grOer becoming more satisfactory to himself.
and Is inspiring more confidence among those wEo
have 10 deal With hun. The assurance OF goJd
CROP and the additional assurance that
Europe will want every bale our
own manufacturers do not take, Is inspiring
a degree OF cOnhd- nee among our people to which
th-y have long been strangers. The banks make
loans az Sd 10 per cent. Exchange at our banks
New York: on other eastern cities par buying and
IA premium selling for both demand and sight: on
New Orleans Ia discount buying; selling at par. The
New York IsutLeifis reports: The private adyices
from London the effect that the sank OF England
notwithstanding the iarse gain to-1ay OF E27g00D
bullion Il baanc iiKely 10 put Its rate up 10 ,
per cent ln the early future Induced an advance
here 10 the rztc Tor demand bills. In London Sc
curities were \ lower for United states bonds,
and cdnsois we're steady. Silver advanced 1-I6, to
5l1ad Der ounce The bullion value OF the new sill
yer dollar here was about - cents.'
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ENGINES.
LEGAL.

In the matter of Jos. d. Sauls Bankrupt.
PY virtue of general order of sale, given by the
ID united States District Court for the Western
District of Tennessee will sell, at public auction,
on the second day of August, IS7S. at the
southwest corner of Main and Madison streets at IL
O'Clock m ali The right, title and interest the bank
rupt had at the date of filing his petition in bank
to-Tft: Seventy-seven acres more less, situated
and lyT in the county of Hardeman, State of Ten
nessee, in evil district No. 10. near the town of
Salisbury, Tenn, being the line Of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and adjoining the property
of Burrell Saus, John W. Scotland Wheatey Den
mis-. HERBERT RHETT.
iyi2 Wed-sat Assignee of Jos. D. SaQls
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fBY TELEGRAPH
PARIS, August ar sntes, II0f 97Isc.
NEW ORLEANS august 9.-Gold, 10Oss1 0O5s.
New YORK sight; I! premium. Sterling exchange
LONDON, August -Consols. for money, "a 1916;
on account, g5i4; 4las, 1864; 5-20s of 1857,
a9e I95gs ne% io' i ReSd5 Seh az
Erie, 1s2s; Erie pr. ferred, 35ls.
NEW YORK August q.-The money market was
lag per cent closing liz per cent Prime me Tcan-
tile paper. 3dyia per cent Customs receipts S349.-
600. The assistant treasurer discussed 1886, 900.
Clearings, SI.3 5000. sterling exchange-bankers
bills, 4S22j: sight exchange In demand at 1853
Dry gOO1s-lmp rts 10 the week, 81, IL 900. Gold
was IO0ls Carrying rates, Ign pr cent Borrowing
and steady; Railroad bonds, dull coupons OF 1881
1918; do 1855, new, 1925; do. 1857, I045s;
new IS, lOO5s lO4Os, registered, lO6I2; 1O4Os
66ISSH' were 1o' dull; Tennessee IS. Old 81;
Tennessee u.s. LeE 35!si NlITglnla Ss' t 9la
The stock market soon after opening be came weak
and continued throughout the day with declining
prices. The closing quotations we're about the low
est OF the day The short interest In the market was
greatly increased this aferGOon. II. Y. LeaVu sus-
pended his liabilities are small and he has no out
standing c0ntrac. al the stock exchange. Transac
tons aggregated $4,000 shaIes OF winch ll,OOO
common $4,000 Northwestern preferred, 10000
St Paul common, $1,000 81 Paul preferred, l5,-
Michigan Central and 1900 western Union. The
western iInion telegraph COMPANY. SaIs; OuieksIi-
yer. IL; Quicksilver preferred, ~; Pacific Mail,
1858; MarlpOsa 1904; MariDo5a preferred, 1OOH;
Adams express company, ln4; Wells q Fargo ex-
press company. 30. ALams express company
46i4 United states express company, "A;
New York Central los; Erie, q Erie pTeferIr,e,d
35; Harlem. 1874; Michigan Central, 63lS;
Panama, 1875; Union Pacific stock. b41S Lake shore.
6ls4; Illinois Central, S5i2; cleveland and Pitts
burg, soi Northrsstarn- "a; NoEhwestern pre-
ferrgd. "a; Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati ana
Indianapolis 23t2; rev Jersey Central, 34l4i Rock
Island. IL 1884; ST. Paul, lSSl; ST. Paul preferred,
81; Wabash, lips; Fort Wayne, "a; Terra Haute,
lOiIs; Terra Haute preferred i02; Chicago and
Alton, 81, Chicago and Alton preferred, 1O2; Ohio
and Mississippi, IO7: Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 52ss; Atlantic and Pacific telegraph, 20;
Missouri Pacific, lOl4; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy 10; Hannibal and st. Joe, Ill; Cen
trail Pacific bonds, 1858; Union Pacific bonds,
1854; Union Pacific land grants, 105; Union Pa
cinc sinking funds IO2ls.
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EDUCATE Your DAUGHTERS
NASHVILLE, TENN.

nR. WARDS SEMINARY-A irstclass,
~ nOn-sectarian and established school. The
largest in the South and fourth in the u 81 AZ grad
yates this June; Is teachers; music teachers; %
pianos, organ, harp and guitar; French spoken; ca
listhenic drill 0aily In new hall; health first care;
weekly lectures by Vanderbilt Professors. beauti-
full city, fine churches and GENIAL CLIMATE
Grand four-Story buildings. Moderate charges
Opens its 14th year September I'd: For catalogue
address DR. W. E WARD
BAYARD TAYLOR says: 81 take great pleasure In
recommending TO parents the Academy of Mr.. S. C.
ShoTtlidge"
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD. a patron of the A ademy,
says: 81 cheerfully consent to the use of my name
as reference"
C7O PER QUARTER of 10 WEEKS, $3.50 FOR
cd " 40 weeks, 1884 for 81 weeks; tull charge
for nicely furnished rooms, boarding. washing, gas,
ETC., etc. tuition use Of school books and all neces
sary school expenses, at SHORTLIDGE'S, media
Penna.), ACADEMY, for young Men and Boys NO
EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers, all College Grad
yates; One Harvard; -Four Yale. Special attention
TO both advanced and backward pupils Both indiyid
ual and class instruction. Recommended by Gov
ernor Routt, Judge Van Roesen, Professor Blauyet,
o. s. Naval Academy; Richard j. Hinton, Rev. DIS.
Hill and Peabody, Harvard, ETC.. etc. Address
SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE (Harvard Al }, Media,
Penna- Media Is 2 miles from Philadelphia; has
seven churches and Temperance Charter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-10

No. 1880, r. D.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
B. P. Anderson, Commissioner of Revenue, vs..
Herman KOehler ct al.
Pursuant to decree for sale entered in the above
stated cause June II, 1873, will, on
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DRY GOODS.
LBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, August q.-Package trade in prints,
dress goods and gnghams fairly active Cotton goods
In steady demand aud frm, with an advancing ten
dency. Shawls and skirts rather more active. and
hosiery underwear and fancy knit wOOlens In steady
request Fancy cassimeres and oyercoatings quiet,
LOnsdale bleached shIrtIngs advanced lac.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-10

Tone OF the market at 1905. weak and three,
four andiiye points points lower; 1853 slightly bet
ter; 30, steader 30, quiet; ~ barely steady;
3:i2 Qul and steady. sales, 2T,0O0 bales.
New Orleans closed firm at iSsc Tor mddling.
Sales, 80 bales; ipts, net, 43 bales; gross,
I43 bales; no exports, stock, 293O bales. Weeks
sales 1900 bales; receipts, net, 6}S bales gross,
1913 bales; exports TO Great Britain, 2206 bales;
cOastwlse. 1850 bales
Yesterdays Liverpool kilograms reported the mar
ket dull and easier; middling uplands, 6ssd; Or
leans. 6s3d. sales, 5000 bales. Receipts, 1850
bales 1850 American.
Liverpool dy-yfJ,1ls opened I-32d cheaper: Au-
yust-September, q 1920; Seplember-october.
Il q-1BdB 1920; OctObeT-Noyember, 3 7-l6d.
At 2:3O O'Clock: November December, 8 1l-32d.
The movement at the ports was reported as fol
lows:
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IN us OVERWHELMINGLY
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Chronic, painful and prestrang diseases cured with
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THE FAMOUS

MABsISQUpI SPRING WATER.
Which for nearly half century has wrought such
WoNDR0US CURES OF KIDNEY DISEASE, DYS-
PERSIA and CANCER. may be had of all druggists.
Its curative properties are almost miraculous. For
pamphlets containing remarkable cures address
MISSISQUoI SPRINGS. franklin county Vermont