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LOCAL NEWS.
Three Card Monte Me,. in a New
Role.

uIec OaKO MOute NVeSs IN a new
Role.
THIY CAPTURE AN OHIO MAN. But FAIL TO MAKE
ANYTHING OUT OF HIN.
Last Tuesday Mr. Brooke Saunders, OF Hamil-
ton, Ohio. who arrived here on the preceding
Friday night, and put up at the Howard House,
had some experience with the "three card
nonte men, While walking In the Smithson.
ian grounds. gentleman" came up to him
that he Wss waiting ~ for h,s rf,enS an
son, OF PeDnsy lvania, who promised TO meet him
and bring pass for admission to the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing. Shortly afterwards
proposed and taken past the monument and
10 .ae liseI. wnere trip by water being pro-
eTe ovea bs 10 boat and they
one OF the party proposed to go into a hollo y
Wnere some Indians, who had come from the
far west 70 see the President, were playing
A ERw-FANGLRD GAME CALLED "PoLo.-
and they walked up under tree, when he said
he did not care about seeing "polo." and would
go back. AS suddenly as II he had come out OF
the ground, man appeared and asked how he
Alexandra, stating that he had been to Philso a
delphia with load OF cattle from Kentuck, :
that In Philadelphia he found the clevereSt
people he had ever seen; that instead OF nap
k1ns they gave the guests at the hotel red hand
kerchfefs TO use at the table, and some OF the
people after eating wiped their mouths and la d
them on the table, but he put his In his pocket;
kin. He had gone to see q woman there who
weighed a thousand pounds, but did not see
ler, ae she was at breakfast. He then related
that they had
GAME CALLED 'CHUCK-A-LuCK,,
on Which be lost 500, and he bought some OF
the "ke2rds, intending to beat Jim Simmons
out OF ten head OF cattle as soon as he got
home. He produced the "keards," {" and the
party went to playing. after each had lost $
the alleged dr0ver proposed to play with Mr..
S., but be declined and insisted on being taken
back, saying he would walk over the Long
bridge before he would play such q game,
which was no better than stealing. The party
seeing the old man was not so green as he
looked settled the bets, and the Kentuckian
refusing to return to the CITY with them they
left him there, and Mr.. Saunders was rowed
across. The ferryman on landing the party
demanded s., and Mr.. S. invited them to come
up with him to some store where he could get
his money changed, but they dropped away
nom him one by one, and he returned to the
hotel alone, chuckliDg at bis luck In having
been able to keep his money In his pockets.
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The business OF capturing nn-back whales.
which has been carried on to some extent In
New England waters this spring, assumed large
Rroporuons saturday, 20 whales being shot
The Havana (Cuba) police, under an order of
the governor OF the province con6tscated
Thursday g entire morning edition OF the neWs-
paper III 1Tan1JO for transgreSaion OF the press
law. E@~'
Mrs. Durocher, Of Montreal, Canada. diea
suddenly Saturday OF apoplexy, upon hearinr
her son had robbed his father Of considerahIe
sum OF money. .
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A BRUTE SHOOTS HIS MOTHER-MrS Bridget
Qu1nlan, an Ir1sh woman. aged A, was Snot
twice last night at her residence, No. 339 east
34tn street, New York, by her son. Patrick, who
Is "A years old. and has spent a considerable
portion OF his life In prison. When at liberty
he has lived with his parents, compelling them
Dy threats Of violence to give him money.
Last night. while intoxicated, he went TO his
parents room to ask for money, and was told
tnat they had none to give him. He became
violent. ana threatened 70 kill both his father
ana mother unless they satisfied his demands.
HIS father ran out OF the room In terror, put
his mother was kept back by force. Declaring
that she had no money, her son aimed rev0i-
yer at her head and fired. The bullet struck
her In the left temple She fell on the floor,
arm. The noise OF the firing brought the
police to the spot and Quinlan was arrested
and his mothtr taken to the hospital. The
surgeons did not dare probe for the bullet, and
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A Young GIRL BRUrAILY MURDRRRD.-The
body OF young German girl, about Is years
old, was found lying among some bushes near
the Bergen Line Boulevard. between Outten-
berg and Union Hill, last Friday evening. The
ekul was fHctured. and near the body were
found two large stones covered with blood
The remains were badly decomposed, and had
evidently lain there several days The body
body were found two switches OF hair. half
Dozen hatrplns, and part OF girls dreas, In
olcating that nhe had . desperate struggle with
the murderefH. The body was removed to
developmenfs yesterday In the case OF the mur-
oereo girl, except the finding Of her hat, cape
ana handkerchief, under some stones about
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Decoration Day.

PREPARATIONS FOR ITS OBSERVANCE.
The committees OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic are actively engaged in making the
necessary preparations for the ceremonies On
decoration day-Monday, 30th instant Yester-
day a committee called On Quartermaster
General Meigs, and he, as usual, gave the
necessary orders to place the control OF the
national cemeteries under the Grand Army for
that day. The principal point of attraction
Will, OF course, be Arlington cemetery, where
the largest number OF federal dead are buried
about ii, 600. Capt. Strong. OF the O. S. A., will
fire national salute at sunrise and sunset OF
the 30th, and salute will also be fired in this
city.
TIE PROCESSION
will include the Grand Army. the Union Veteran
Corps, the Grand Army Cadets the ID. C. Ar.
tillery (Capt. Hahneman's). and 1t is expected
the artillery troops from the Washington
barracks Qormerly the arsenaD and the
marines. The procession will form at III and
d streets. and proceed by Pennsylvania avenue
and Bridge street to the AcQueduct bridge,
where IL will be dismissed.
TIE CEREMONIES.
At Arlington, Hon. Mark II. Dunnell, OF
Minnesota, will deliver the oration. ana w. w.
Granger read the poem. Department Com
mander VIM. Gibson Will have charge OF the
exercises there. C0mrade Z. NJ. Truell will
have charge at Soldiers Home, and Gen. S. s.
Burdette Is expected to deliver the address
AT Congressional cemetery, COnrade G. j. Z.
Wood Will have charge. The German Nation al
Veteran Club have decided to celebrate the
DAY and decorate the graves at Prospect Hill.
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ACTION ON A CONSTABLE'S BOND-To day In
the circuit court, Judge James, the case OF the
United States use OF N. B. Clarke against Jere-
satt, constable, was tried by the court I'm
der an execution against plaintiffs goods and
chattelS It ts claimed the constable Sezed GER
which plaiLtin claimed TO be exempt; and SUB.
seQuently plaintiff, In suit Of repievln recov-
cred judgment for s2S. and now sues to re-
cover this amount and $40 paid as attorneys
fees. from the surety on the bond. Some teen:
nical points were raised, and the cour. took the
case under aOYisement.
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[For the EVENING STAR.
Lawrence Augustus GObrfRht.

Salute tie veteran! Not with roll of druma
HIS marching order TO the graveyard comes
NOT yet With wave Of nag, nor 4ash Of spear.
Suew It with h0wers! Let him be nlent borne
On beds OF roses-au without thorn!
sou pe the march. and gentle be the tread,
Ihat bears him down to sleep among the dead!
go PoDP Of efHgy, nor plumed parads
nn all minister the tomb where he Is lsid
HIS monument II In his record Of the Past;
Longer than marble shall his memory last
O. W. DENIsoN.
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TIE CRRKN0NJRS-
Condensed Locals.

James Il. Pierce has filed bill for divorce
from Elizabeth S. Pierce On the ground OF
Rev. Father Tarro, assistant pastor at St.
Augustlnes Catholic church. VIII shortly tax
an extended vacation for the benefit OF his
health.
DR.. Carroll Morgan, Of this city, was elected
member or the american Laryngologtcal AS
soc1ation, at its recent meeting held In Phiia-
delphia. This association Is composed OF forty
five throat specialists from various sections OF
the United States, DR.. Morgan being the only
member from Washington.
Damon Division, Uniform Rank, Knights OF
PJthlas, elected last night the following OFF,
GERS: Sir Knight Edward Dunn, commander
w. b. G. Simmons, lieut.. commander; John a.
Mitchell, herald; E. c. Arnold, recorder; F. P.
1annarone. treasurer; w. L. Feulling, guard;
Probably the boldest robbery which has yet
occurred In the District took place last eve
ming. at O'Clock. Two ladies'. strangers In
Pennsylvania avenue, and had just passed the
marble building at 9th street, when q white
thief overlook them and slipped small caba
his escape, although pursued beyond the mar.
ket. The only valuables In 1t were draft On
New York and q post Office order, which are
worth nothing to the thief.
Arthur Adams, colored boy, nine years Old
received severe cuts about the mouth and on
his head. by running against the iron bar used
ior nitcMng horses IN front Of the sixth pre-
cinct station yesterday.
Otho Robinson, In charge OF the summer resi-.
cence Of Mr.. A. C. Fox, on the Pierce Mil road,
reports that between IL and IL O'Clock last
night burglars entered that house with false
keys. he was not In the house at the time but
returned and frightened them OF before they
had time to carry OF anything.
The revival services conducted by the Mizpah
Band OF Christian workers, at Union NJ. E.
Chapel, will be continued throughout the
coming week. During the past two weeks
twenty converts have been added to the church,
and there Is no abatement OF interest In the
work.
The Maryland Conference A. II. E. church, In
session at Easton, Nd, has still under consld-
Grafton the resolution providing for abolishing
elected an animated discussion. 1t Is belived
tie resolution viii pass.
Patrick NeaIe, employed at the Washington
this morning by falling OF an elevator, which
he Wa6 using.
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A MANDlMUS ON THE DISTRICT.-TO.day Mr.,
Enoch Totten as counsel for the w. and u. r.
X. Co filed an application for mandamus on
the District Commissioners TO compel them TO
pay Judgment obtained November 11th 1879.
Tor 81 5l3 and costs for work done On the streets
near the Capitol, which the District refused TO
pay on the ground that The company is In
deoted for taxes past due. Judge Jamss
Issued rule TO show cause, reJurnab.e on
June 7th.
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Mr.. ATKINS LAwRENcs, a well-known actor.

Mr.. ATKINS LAwRRNCB, a well-known actor
who has been performing In Miss Mary Ander-
sons dramatic company, was before Phlla
delphia magistrate Friday to answer the
charge Of deserving his wife, Louisa Lawrence
maintenance since September last After q
consultation between counsel the hearing was
postponed, Mr.. Lawrence entering $500 bail to
ansTer a. an1rasa Mls me G1m
delphia Museum stock company, and Is the
second matrimonial partner OF the actor. The
prosecution aver that proceedings were Con-
templated against Mr.. Lawrence about year
ago, but that truce was agreed upon. on Con-
dition that he should pay certain sum weekly
to his wife. This he Gid for time, but disc0a-
ttnued 1t last September.
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TIE INDIAN BOYS at the Carlisle school have
made s, 600 worth OF harness. Most OF the artt-
ciks were sent to various Indian agencies In
tne west, to be distributed to farmers A large
10y OF unWare, also made by the boys, awaits
snlpment In the blacksmith and wheelwrtght
snofs tnere are boys who can turn out fifst-
;n1f,gn Hen wagon without any assistance from their
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An UnfOunded Rumor.

An UnfOunded RumOr.
The public will be relieved to hear that the
unpleasant rumor afloat Saturday that the
President had decided to appoint Sayles j.
Bowen District Commissioner was without
foundation. He has not been appointed and ia
not likely to be.
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FOUND DKAD.-John Casby, respectable col
0leo man, was found dead In bed 10 Danville,
va, yesterday. The cause OF his death ia un.
known. He was apparently In excellent health
saturday: This is the second case OF the KIND
among the Colored people OF Danville this
month, Sam. Holland having been found dead
Sunday week In hog pen.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to w. j.
S.one, OF Detroit, Mich, and Miuy NJ. Bates:
James A. Murray and Jeanette NJ. Cage; Jas.
I. saunders and Sarah Alice Gibbons, both OF
StannardSyille, Va; Timothy Callahan and
Alice Baker; John steward and Lizzie TOlliver
John Quinn and Annie M. Hoffman
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Buildings 70 be Erected.

Building permits Issued by Inspector Ea.
twisle:-Patrick Lynch, repair brick, 4ss and
ass street southwest; $500. E. L. Dorsey, erect
two-story dwelling, Prospect avenue. be-
tween 18th and 10Th streets, county: $4,000.
Lieut.. Schroeder, repair brick 723 2Oth street
northwest; $575.
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A BLOODY SUNDAY IN BALTIMORE. E.-Dennis
Landers was stabbed and killed yesterday
afternoon by Edward Lucas, at q saloon on
Alceanna street, Baltimore; and In the same
city Henry Tapk1ns, 392 Eastern avenue was
fatally stabbed last night by Paul Rosa, on
EasterR avenue, near Patterson park.
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revenue. STAG, ,7O7 20: customs. $ss2, 1861.
I Two ENLISTED MEN OF the ordnance detach-
ment U. S. army, now on duty at the Washing
Augusta arsenal, Georgia, Sergeant Alfred
Guiton; to the Allegheny arsenal, PennEyl-
vania. Second Glass Private Washington r.
Clark.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vRssKLs The U. 8. S.
Mayflower left the New York navy yard on
Saturday, bound south. The Powhata1 ar
rived at Annapolis on Friday night, and sailed
ton has gone out of commission. :. The Marion
is now supposed to be at Port Stanley, Falk-
land.
No LEAVES OF ABsRNCB.-An order was issued
in the Treasury department Saturday to the
effect that owing to the heavy amount of extra
work caused by the continuance of the six per
cents and the I'VE per cents, the usual leaves
OF absence would be suspended, and leaves
would only be granted In the most urgent
cases.
AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-
day were Senators Walker. Burnside. Logan,
Frye, Hill, of Colorado, Butler and Blair and
RepreseL tatives Marsh, Dezendorf and Chal.
meTE.
PERsONAL.-President Garfield, a somewhat
doubtful northern rumor says, has accepted an
invitation to attend meeting OF teachers at
st. Albans In July.-Admiral Case Will spend
the sumner at Bristol having Leased his
Minister here, Senator Plumb and Senator
Saunders were registered In New York yester-
day.-The frst volume OF General Bsaure-
CARDS history Of the war is completed.-Major
A. S. Nicholson, Of Washington, was registered
In Chicago on Friday.-Mr. G. c. Fulton, OF
the Baltimore American, with his wife and
-Cyrus w. Field and wife arrived In New
York yesterday frem their tour round the
world;-General D.. B. Tyler denies the re-
licit the position OF third auditor Of the Treas
ury Observation-Disclosures L. T. Morton as
Browne, the Baltimore bahker.-Mrs. Friebus,
OF Washington, was registered at the Office Of
the New York Herald In Paris on Saturday,
Mr.. Healy, the artist, arrived in New York
from Europe yesterday. He Will be here in
day CT two to paint portrait OF Senator Shsr-
man Ex-senator Wallace's wife Is Ill In
Philadelphia, too Ill to be removed to her
home.
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AMERICAN ACTORS ABROAD The London
Observer speaks kindly, and, on the WHOLE
favorably, OF John McCullougas "Othello"
THE London Times Berlin correspondent
ssys: Negotiations are pending for the ap-
peaIalce Of Edwin Booth In Berlin, he to speak
English and the suppOrt1nglcompany German. !"
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over million young ahad have been plac,d
u the P0comoke river, all that were hatched az
Two sons Of John Thomas, the younger sgea
Saiand, h l., SATURDAY, by the capszing OF q
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THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION met
at ST. Georges Hau last night, Mr.. Abrams In
the chair, John A. Cooper secretary. Several
new members enrolled The committee ap.
pointed at former meeting TO wait on the
4. Moss be restored 10 his former position In
the library OF Congress reported, and was in.
structed to call on the President again In the
bon. Ross Hamilton, member OF the Virginia
state senate, was introduced, and he made a
stirring speech In favor OF union OF The re-
publican and rea6tuster parties in the state iu
0kPosltlon TO the bourbon democratic party In
the coming campaign. Addresses were also
MADE oy John A. Moss, Robert Mitchell, John
": CromWell and Mr.. Gray, urging the repubt.
overthrow the funders In the state this fall.
The meeting adjourned subject to the call OF
the presddent
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Wills FnBD-The win Of Michael Kelly. nled
yesterday. bequeathee all Of his real and per-
oonA property TO his wife. Alice Kelly, after
the payment Of all debit, ana makes her execu.
tTix. The win OF Zllphia Smith was also nled.
It 0equeafhs TO MlD Catherine 6. Myers, OF
daTd street, and whatever money tSere % nav
te oepo0ted In the Savings Bank, Of Baiti-
more, No., subject to the order Of the dece-
oeot Both wis Weee admitted 70 probate By
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, STAG, ,707. 20: customs. $Ss2, 1861.
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OUT OF DANGBR.-John E. Smith and Chas
II. Leary, who brutally assaulted Mr.. Andrew
j. Callahan, q policeman &C the Capitol. ab1ui
this city, from the fair grounds, had been )m.
mitted to jail, without bail, on account OF The
dangerous character OF Mr.. CallahanS wounds
Mr.. Coyle stated TO the court to-day that b,
had received certificate from p 81. Heller
which stated that MI. Callahan was out o
danger, and the court fixed the bond at $50,
In each case.
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~o OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONER OF
Wv THE FREE DMAN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY,
WASHINGTON. D. O., March IA, 1881.
Notice is herebs given to the Depositors and
Cr. ditors Of the FRkEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND
THUsT COMPANY that al claims must be pre-
fented. and al dividends heretofore declared ap-
piled for, at this Office. before AUBUSr Z 81,
1881, or they W Il be barred. and the amounts dis
tributed among the other creditors Of the Com
pany. as provided the act Of February FL, 1881.
Depoeitore who have not slresdy received divl-
deEds should Immediately forward their books by
nail or express, or through some responsible bank
or banker, accom- panied with their address.
maY12 JNO. JAY KNOX, Com missioner.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-
day were Senators Walker. Burnside. Logan,
Frye, Hill, of Colorado. Butler and Blair, and
Representatives Marsh, Dezendorf and Chal.
m6ra
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THE "PIRFEOTO" IS ALL PERFEC rION
warranted the best s. cent Cigar in the District.
Iry one. At SICKLE6' California Cigar Store, No.
1o11 PepnsyiyaDia avenue. ml2 3m
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nRkNEY 6PRINGS.
" sHENANpOAH 90 VA. A-A
8. n. MUtLIN. Proprietor. ~ 81
OPENS JUNE ~. lSs
This m&Gniticent summer resort situated anJng
the mountains OF the Valley of Virgins only xelve
miles from Baltin ore Ohio r: b, at Mt Jack
son, within few hours travel of the c.tee OF BAlh
mere and Washington. 1t excels in all the featdres
which make q watering place attractive. Its great
Altitude, 2 500 feet above the level Of the sea. rem
ders the climate peculiarly health'ul and delizht-
full. The Chalyteate, Arsenia, sulphur POWDER
Iron Sulphur, Healing and Bead WalloT Springs,
for their Medicinal virtue and curative properties
stand unrivaled on this Continent. Fog health,
pleasure and good living, Orkney is the place:
Round trip tickets issued by the different ya1-
road cnmpalies- Passengers leave Mt Jackson
after the arrival Of the train, striving at the
Springs TO early tea. after being transp )rted
Pak Wssonsttes over one Of the best mountain
roads In the State. easier and quicker reached than
any large weterins place in the two Virginias. and
with perfect SAFETY; no mountain to cross.
Board from S4s to $50 per month of 30 dsys, ac-
coYoinY to location. special contracts made with
families or large parties Osn accommodate $50
PERSONS. Good bathing. Fishing and huating in
season.
Splendid livery; charges moderate. Send for
pamphlet. m12-lm
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N TO ORDER AWNINGS,
ard HAISLETT il the man tn make thom.
NILS I'm 8l7 AAhKkT SPACE.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ell
ward Riley and Ellen Rudy; Benjamin Snowden
and Margaret johnson: Robert Free, OF Mont
gomery county. Nd, and Susie Barnes; Paul
Hiser. jr, and Kate Wunderleck.
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(tAFE MAY OF MARYLAND. kAah
ElyEB VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, ND nc:
Now open for the reception Of Guests. The most
delightful summer resort in the STATE. First class
accOIuI1t cations st moderate rates. Sat-
bathing, boa ing snd fishing. Steamboat, railroad
and tell graph communication. Special rates for
families. sEND FOR CIRCULAR.
m11-lm CLARENCE PETERS, Proprietor
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gESgoo Agf 2oi %S53,r tSt" steady
eepts, ZOO bales iaclnding 500 bales American Fu
7Isd do August septem6crdevey 7assJ; also - ad
DO september october delivery, i2ed; November
LIVERPOOL, Aug 20 2;0op m-Cotton- Futurcs-U plands
Low Mddng clause Augusi delivery isad do August aud
livery Gd do February and March delivery Futures
IIyEarooi, Aug 2O-330 D. Coton--lne sales OF he
day included 4.9OO bales American
Midng l09oi Cool Ordinary 9lac.; receipts, u bales
BALrMoRl, Aug 20. Cotton quiet: Mdddnng &c. Low
Midinng Il Sc Good Ordinary loc rcecipt4 ~ bales
stock, 55l bales.
.,BosroS. aug 2o-cotton quiet Mlddnn9 l2'se. Low
Middlug II 4c Good Ordinary 10 &C. net receipts. 30
bales; exports 10 Great Britain IU05 bales stock. 1920
CnARFsToN Aug. 20Cotton steady Middhng iac: Low
MhdinS lo's SCI Coos ordinary l0'sc, net receipts.
CiScNNAr. Aug. 2o-Cotton steady Nddnns II SC. Low
s1mpemt'. 20 bales sales, 100 Daes stock az bales
Middl lpo.c; GOOD Ordinary, ~; receipts. 800
exports Nc l02 bales, sales JCi bcs stock. ~
LoulswrIE- Aug 2o.-colton quiet. Mhdlng li3c
MEMlHIs, Aug. .0Cotton nrm, dlddlug IL c receipts,
% ocs shipments Oo1 bles sales 80 oaes socA, 9Oo4
NOZZLE. Aug 2o.-cotton quiet Middling ll,,c. Low
Middi-ug lOgcj G9od ordinary, 9'4c., receipts ii
%Ew'6nfT&yN an 20 colon oI,.t " Nii'd,or l9l,c.
$40 bales gross l5l bales Sales 500 bales; stock.
bales
cpts 100 bales exports ooswa 40 bales sales a bales
tlltDEIri Aug. 20.-Coon steady; hIddnug l2ac.;
bales; exports Great Britain, 900 bales spinnors
sAyANNAH. Aug. 2O-Cstton quiet and firm, Middm
llsc, Low Midding ~; Good orilnary Vaci net re-
81 LOUIS, Aug 20-cotton 1uet Mddhng. llSc. Low
shipuents, 800 oaics stocA, s,44s bLos.
WILMNGloM Aug. 20 totion hrn Midtlng llcj Low
stock. 40 bales