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Proposals.
PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
lIrLIAII OH AAnnA ANn DnrKa

WARRINGTON, ID. g., oct 20. 1881
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. IN duplicate. in.
Proposals for sewer. addressed
signed will be received at this Bureau ~ on
Monday 0th October 1892 and opened Immediately therea
furnishing all the materials and labor
sTucting and completing Sewer UDed states Navy
Yard Brooklyn. y. Y, In accordance with the plans aud
specifications file at this Bureau and at the office the
CiV Engineer al said Navy Yard where any further
formation may be obtained
Proposals for this work will be received only
tractors who are abe to furnish without delay and in tho
satisfactory manner all the materials and labor required
prosecution Of the work, OF which
must be submit ted with the proposals.
Proposals state price per nea foot for the
wood sections of the separately measured along
Of the completed work and will also state the time
which the parties viii contract 10 said work and
time required for ts entire completion for which
ble security IN double the amount will be required IN the
oOntraotl, otherwise bids will not DO entertained.
bidders must satisfy themselves by personal examination
OF the location OF the proposed work as 10 the nature and
tent Of the work Ia be done.
A bond In the penal Of twenty thousand $50 0OO
dollars will DO required % ompany each bid and the blank
form upon which said bid and bond Is ~ be mad0 will
nshed either ut the Bureau at the C Engineers Office
the Brooklyn Navy Yard and no bid will DO considered
complete unless made on the blanks furnished.
Tho suretos must be questionable ~ their ability to
make good any loss 10 the United States
The right Is expressly reserved 10 reject any and all
bids that not be deemed advantageous tho Govern
nent Id l. AlCHOLs. Chief VI Bureau
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N,cw Publications.
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edited by James Diedge with abstracts Of the spechca
lions deposited Patent Office between 1881 and 1872
having reference Eiccrc Lighting prepared by Mr. W.
Lloyd Wise with classified list Of ngish and American
patents referring Electric Light from 1897 10 1882 500
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MINES AND MINING.


SUNDAY, OCT ZZ-P' NJ
Another week has coma and gone, and the cOndi-
lion of affairs at the Mining Stock Exchanges has
not improved; If they unchanged, it is because
the superlaive degree of badness had beer reached
before and that further depression from the
prices of week ago is of little or no consequences
few stOcks-Robinson Consolidated, with fuctu-
ations between 1.05 and 1.3O Silver Cliff, within
a range of cents Decatur jumping around 4 to
cents a day. and South Pacifc-mOnopozed the
majority Of all the transactions reported and their
movements resulted in losses to the traders, while
it is possible that they ADDED few pennies to the
pockets Of The manipulators.
Yesterdays markets were like the markets of the
preceding DAYS of the week. Robinson again
higher at 1.75. Silver Cliff was off / cent at 81
cents. Iron Silver was firm at $50. Decatur
again was weak, and declined to SO cents Green
Mountain yielded to 90 cents, Cherokee WAS | cent
higher at u cents. and Rising Sun was firm ut de-
cline to cents. and in amount of transactions com
pared favOraDly with State Lines l and H. which
sold ut the same figure. The COmstOcks were weak,
and 50 also was the general market.
4 THE MINING EYCUd VGEg
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NEW-YORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES

~ l4sl Broadway of 4@dst) Classical English
and CONNIE Tcia Departments FAN term begins sept. "a
For thorough acca teaching progressive methods and
Ccessiu results, this institution claims equal the best
New England IaniDg schools Duiingth past two years
It's aduates have been admitted with high into the
leading colleges. several PASSING ut
uniOI ClaSses
carefully organized depa tuent desiring lb.
English business education. Preparatory classes for
young Reference made 90 the eminent
Of York whose attend the school For circulars
apply TO nENR1 MILLER
c.
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WAsHINGToN. n. Y
Established 1884.
observation-disclosures Is. HAYS. NJ.

kLOPENS SEPT. 4. 1882.
Boarding School OF the highest grade fold
end ana scrupulOusly followed Is 20 mould at
the Intellect OF youth by science the will by obednce aud
tie feelings Oy religion separating these three
requisites instruction discipline rel gi1n while fitting
every profession.
Situated on Washington Heights. about miles up the
BY the Sixth Avenue Elevated
l55th-st Carriages always waiting, not
the superintendent meets the arrival Of
more beautiful and healthy Dl ce-on an eminence
mandng delightful attractive
rOundDg found along the farams1 banks OF tho
Hudson lis buildings arc unusually hDmelko.
here forty Of land attached 90 it, shaded AMI To-
tersected by oak groves anordng ample space ior play
grounds
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madson.ave. and fthst fits for the School Oi Mines,
Institute Sheffield &c. and technical professions
Glasses in Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
A COLIN late Engineer CorpS u. NJ and Professor at
Naval Academy
NHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No 2 East
GOTH St Central Park, the Rev Dr. H. y. Chaplin PIin
opal Boys carefully fitted for college business primary
department. sixty ihird school year Just begun.
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.Dehcit
The mania for misrepresenting the condition OF
the 1reasurys balance is still epidemic and 1t prob
ably will continue so long as spectators haves
purpose to accomplish and the Department persists
in reporting in its general balances funds which arc
deposited with it for specific ends and over which,
by law, the Secretary has no more control than no
has over the Associated Banks gold depOstedh
the Bank Of America Taking the New-York SUD-
Treasury daily reports of receipts, payments and
balances for the week ended last Friday, 1t seems
to have taken i'll $3.50 400 more coin than It pala
out, aud to have paid out $297,796 more currency
than it received making an apparent 50 aecumula-
ton " of $685., $50. We already have shown IN the
review of the bank statement by what method Oh
bookkeeping an actual loss TO the Treasnrys reai
balance OF $s0l 401 was transposed into thai Soeu'
ing gain But there is another item included In 'n'
weeks receipts at this Sub-Treasury that is no.s
gain TO the Treasury. There was SslOOOO sOa
coin received for exchange on New-Orleans; tha'
the New-York Sub-Treasury received that amoun@
plus 100 of per cent, and the New-Orieans ou~
Treasury paid it out to merchants of that CITY VI
telegraphic order. Hence, by the operations ~
New-York last week. the Treasury's payments ca
ceeded It's receipts 81 GIL 400 or exclusive Oh ~
demption of bonds of the 1l6th and ll|1h es.s
about 5000 900. Ii seems that not only those Wa.
write and talk about the large accumnlauouev.
money in the Treasury, but also Treasury oin''s
need to be constantly reminded that the treasury
has in circulation money, promises " W
amounting to 1916, 900, 900. and that the sehem0s,
resumption contemplated the holding OF an a,''..
reserve, over and above amounts OF FUNDS nei' =
trust. of 40 per cent II 40 per cent reses'SS
1879 and 1850, when gold was flowing TO Us i, -
all parts of the world was not excessive, IL eei'"
is required at time when the balance OF rauo ~,
largely against the country It Is now. ana 'i'
great financial institutions Of Europe are gu"'e
their reserves with more than ordinary jealousy ~
The money market worked easily all tho
through; rates ranged between and per
with exceptions at 3 and per cent for can loa"'
the Stock Exchange. Little or nothing Is uoins -
time loans. which are quoted 0G0 per 0e"s
ordinary collateral and per cent on doVe'nN'' IA
Mercantile paper is more salable than IL was 81.
best names pass at 6Q7 per cent. For reasons
fore given the quotations for the domes'" "A.
changes are irregular and they furnish iit'lo lar.
cation of the true condition OF ths H.
kets: for instance, at N>S-0rleans Ca.
mercial bills on New-Yoyx are qn'ma -.
81 5Oa$l 70 discount and bank bills AZ -
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Aneirnction.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash, 40 W. 4jthst
A -ELECTICAL ENGINEERING, best and
d1 G IcSTqRn HGr S ss 35 agent
kRNOLD SCHOOL, 20 East 4Gthst. re-
o9gd = io qgT ae aba2e s sSG S
BERKELEY SCHOOL. 252 Madison-ave.
Board OF Directors,
%a. Allen lei I Balef liz D. Geo William Gurus Ill d.
F frsdsHG Law % o@ s%sl'A eP} pie F"sa
Hrad Master ice hours $ 10 ii a. m to p IN
Autumn mali begins september 20
NURCULARS of good schools. with intelligent
si1,e wants wants fa lg w. sCHERTGRaORY East 4tst
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL English and
y Classical 81 East 7StA-st ieopeaa september IL.
2or sSdt5 pIfP sv goyF PmaSpa ''
CHARLIER INSTITUTE. New-York City.
,xn on b c%p'r s1, Pars, FOR BOYS AND
BOA HDi>0 Yl'0'rNG MEV OF I -. 20
The prospectus contains full details.
TWen'y''sI r fS T' &%L i ch4RGEa Director
~ 5. EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
heopens sep nber 20 lessons thoroughly mastered
Ess to cS oGwf J patrons The Rev. Howard Crosby
Iie eyrh9mas iiasngs, The Rev Thom g Sqiaudei
dIs sy P nS6 g L. PFen'' Tne Te T5,o White
~ G. IRELAND'S CLASS FOR BOYS will
Il reopen september 20 at II West 39thst
II. MURSE'S CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
-. SCHOOL No. IL West 38thst.
EOHN MCMULLEN'S SCHOOL TeOpens Thurs
~ day Sept H. 1862 Broadway elevator in 32d-st)
Terms $40 10 $40 BOardeTs. 500. Circulars pam
Ihcis at Patnams, y West 2od-st.
YON & GILBERT'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
5TS bthave viii reopen September % Pupils
a cd thoroughly colleges and scientific schools
her departments. Senior aud Junior each limited
10 fifteen pupils
aVIsS DT VERNET WILL PFOpFN hor
WI boarding and day school for BOYS at IO2 3Ost
ON Wednesday september y.
Primary. Junior and Collegiate Departments.
NJ w. LYONS -
vi. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
No ST TWENTY -SECO NDST., corner Of Broadway.
Twenty seventh year
Receives all and prepares Tor college or business
The ON y dow .tOwu boys loO centrally located Rooms
all uIon same floor light high coed and well entated
Sueeiatcs helping is work: Advisory Committee IL
bray quarterly written examinations, spelling Ladder and
Annual epOrt. CIcu at puEam's and RandOph's and
the PtnCi pairs residence L3 LeXingtOn-aye.
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The banks now hold in cash-sDecie and legal-ten.
ders-S49f 700 more than the sum held year ago.
The loans now are $1,012,3O0 less than then.
and the deposits are Sl,547 100 less; SO that
the reserve required By the % per cent rule i,
S3S6,775 less than it was year ago. And
the surplus reserve now is $2.7ss, $50, against
surplus of 81, 0O7 275 then, and the proportion Of
total reserve now is 25.97 against 1896 per cent
at the same date of 1881.
The following are the totals of the statements as
lie cnrrnsnnnLinn Il ate for the nracadIn0 xears,
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Jnetrnctlon.
r Bows md Young Men-Countrv.

DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
colleg, Conditioned rejected candidates coagnsl'
rnn,er ar winter 5IjckDrils ., Lass Il. HOfF MANN
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For BOYS and Dung Men-CountrY.
T PORT CHESTER NEW-YORK,
n STARTS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Established 1910 WINTHROP STARR A. NJ. Principal
A M0NG THE HILLS of New -Jersey.-The
N advertiser will receive family two boys
under twelve board aud best references
Address BOX II, Orange ~ ].
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NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ only az
EAST I4th st. 81 Door East Of 5THAVE
incorporated 1861.
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL
NOW OPEN DAY and EVENING.
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Tnstrlcilcn.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

TTnivorsity Grammar School, ,4S1 Broadway
nrar 42d'st-Begins the 4Gth year Monday SeniemDe
~ Primary Commercial aud Classical Department. i'oH,A
oreu Nor sent NJ. NJ iGoDby. w. l.. AKIN. PIincpaA
dhVnA 4 YEAR for board and Encllsl
- sOD tuition lows under twelve. Address Pl'ACIl
CALEDU CATION, Tribune once
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DnnclnI Aca0emle5.

JnnCln ACaOelnls5.
ALEX. MCGREGOR'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 1l2 5thave.
hidrcus classes begin saturday, October II. Gentle
mems classes begin Monday October % see circulars
CARL MARWIG'S SCHOOL for DANCING,
~ 81 MADlSON.ANE.
send for circulars.
me GARMO'S, LAG Broadway, cor 42d-st.
~ Morning and afternoon classes for children.
Gentlemcus class Monday ana Thursday at =. M
MIR. MANUELS Glasses for Dancing, 90
w West 33d-st. between Broadway aud shave, com
mence November II. Circulars on Application.
MR.. TRENOR'S
w BEAUTIFULLY IMPROVED ACADEMY ROOMS,
broadway ana sd St, New York
Are longer a public nan,
Ills DANCING Ac. DENY occupies Il cNclu~N ely.
Lessons every day and evening. send for circular
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing.
Il No 57S 5thave 47th.st, opposite Windsor Hotel,
classes Will recommends M0nGay October IL, 1882. In
gagemcnt nj Newport, r. l.. clO5os October l.
T. y send postage stamp for circular
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feet inches in the chute on the falls, and
foot inches over the rocks. Weather
cloudy snd warm. NigEt-River stationary,
with eject inches in the canal and feet
inch onthe falls. Weather cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, September 1.-Noon-River
rising, with LILO feet by the gauge. Weather
cloudy and pleasant; thermometer. 6S0to 7S'.
Night-River rising very slowly, with 8 lilo
feet by the gauge. Weather cloudy and
warm; thermometer, $50; heavy rain and
some wind this evening; prospects OF more
tonight. Arrived: Vint Shink'e, Memphis,
Bpm. Departed: Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati,
4 pm.
CAIRO, September Moon Weather
cloudy and mild. Arrived: John B. Maude,
ST. Louis, 8 pm; Future City, New Orleans,
midnight; Cons Millar, Cincinnati, 1 am.
Departed: John 3. NJ aude, Memphis, 8 am. I;
Future City, 81. Louis, 5 am; Cone Millar,
Memphis, 6 am; VIII Kyle, New Orleans,
10 am. Night-RiVer Is feet 10 inches, anC'
rising. Weather-rain this evening; Their
mometer, 78'. No arrivals or departures.
OFFICE SIC NAL SERVICE. o. 8. A,
MEMPHIS, TENN, September !, 1852 4
The following obsery atoms are taken at the
same moment of time (1:08 PM at all the
stations named:
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

VIcKsBURe, September River fallen
inches. Weather cloudy and warm. Arrived:
Arkansas City, 81. Louis.
PTTTsBURe, September 1.-Noon-River 8
feet inches, and falling. Weather cloudy
and rainy. Night-River feet inches, and
stationary. Weather clear and warm.
WHEELING, September 1.-Noon-River
feet 8 inches, and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant. Night-River z feet, and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm
CINCINNATI, September 1.-Night-RIver
10 feet IL inches, and rising. Weather cloudy;
thermometer, S1'. Night-Riyer IA feet s
inches, and rising. Weather fair and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-Weather
cloudy and slig hily cooler, with local rains;
thermometer, S5e. No arrivals or depart
ures. The City of New Orleans is due to-
night from ST. Louis, and returns tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS. September 1.-Night-River
fallen inches, and is now 10 feet inches
by the gauge. Weather cool, with an almost
continuous rain Arrived; Future City and
barges, New Orleans. Departed: City of
Helena, Memphis.
LoUsvnLE, September 1.-Noon-River
stationary, with feet inches in the canal,
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PROVISIONS.

Hog products continue firm, With prospect,
of higher prices. Butter quiet. Lard steady
BUTrER-common,j 23G9I 4c; country, ] 5(G
TIC; Western, 17t920c; fancy dairy, 20 pc;
creamery, 27(0a 29c.
Mes PoRK-S24 per barrel; sugar cured
hams, SIG; breakfast bacon, sl6 per cwt.
BAcoN-Packed-cle sides, SIC Ia: clea,
rib, SIS 622; shoulders, $l2
BULK MEATS = Packed clear sides
SIS l22; clear rib, sl4 623; shoulders, s11
LARD-Tierces, s1s s7s; kegs, SIS s78,
20-lb pals, sl4 123; 10-lb, $l4 62l; BIB,
SIS; leaf lard 81 higher.
New YORK, September Pork scarce
and firm. Lard weak and unsettled: prime
steam, II 774@l2s0c.
LOUISVILLE, September L. Provisions
quiet. Pork, $23 So Bulk meas-sbouI.
ders, 9ac; clear rib, lac; clear sides. l4kc
Bscou-shoulders, 104c; clear RIB, l4ic:
clear rib sides, 15sc. Hsms-sugar cured,
15c. Lsrd-choice leaf, lac.
CINcIsNATI, September 1.-Pork quiet
S23 25. Lard-demsnd fair and market firm,
1890. Bulk meats finn; shoulders, lie:
clear rib, lac. Bacon steady and firm; shout.
ders, 10c; clear rib, 15c; clear, 1875 Butter
6rmer but not quotably higher.
New ORLEANS, September Pork scarce
ana utn, 90 oV. Lara nrm; rem nfQ. tlercf,
I25e; keg, 134c. Bulk meats in fairdemaud
shoulders, packed, l05c, Bacon higher; shout.
ders. l1lc; short rib, 15sc; long clear, 155c.
Sugar cured hams scarce and firm csnvased.
15@l6c.
BALTIMoRE, September L. Provisions
firm. Pork, $24. Bulk meats-st oulders and
clear rib sides, packed, 114f9I45c. Bacon
shoulders, 124c; clear rib sides, 164e; hams.
l54@162c. Lard-re6ned, lac. Butter irm /:
Western packed, 15@20c; creamery, 25@30c,
Eggs steady, Ice.
cry, 27@S0c; dairy, 20@25c. Eggs, 1910
Ice. Pork quiet; 500 bid cash and Ssplen-
Der; bling, SO 5000 40. Dry salt meats
quier shoulders, l0c; short rib, Is Gee; short
clear, l4.40e. Bacon firm: shoulders, lie:
short rib, 15c; short clear, 15sc. Lard easier,
~ 20c.
CHICAGO, September 1.-Butter dull and
lowr; cIesmery, 24@30c; dairy, good to
choice, 19924c. PORK easier; S2l Sa@2l IS
cash. S2l S0@2l S24 September, 81 950
81 974 October, SCI 2O@21 224 November,
so January, $40 bid She year Lard dull
and tendii downward; 12.20@l2.224c cash.
II 22}9l24a September, I235@12 &c No.
vember, II IL 3f912 20c January and the year.
Bulk meats stronger; shoulders, l0ie; short
rib, IL soc; short clear, l43c.
CoA-Pork in fair demand but at lower
rates; 81 724 September, 81 921 October,
S2l 10 November, $40 90 the year, so jan
uary Lard active but not quotsbly lower;
12.206a12224c September, IL 324 October
and November, II Isle the year.
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Receipts Yesterday.
d H,iIsl Ill. sno.r
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Plow Boy, Captain Ed Rowland, il
the Wednesday packe. for Arkansas river.
The Lee-liners Monday evening are the
James Lee, for Friars Point, and the Goa
homa, for Osceola.
The Dean Adams, Captain NJ. &. Cheek, is
the United States mail packet Monday even
ing for Arkansas City.
The Anchor-liners Sunday morning are
the City of Cairo, for Vicksburg, and the
Commonwealth, for st. Louis.
The John B. Maude, Captain Sam Nc
Pheeters, is the Anchor-Line packet this
evening at o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis.
Lem Carter is her clerk. -
The new Anchor-Line steamer City of
Baton Rouge, Captain III. E. Bixby, will
pass down this evening at O'Clock for New
Orleans and all intermediate landings. James
G. Elton is in the Office.
The O-Line steamer Will Kyle, Captain
Lew Hates, will pass down this morning at
10 o'clock for Vicksburg, Natchez, New Or
leans and all intermediate landings. James
Alexander has charge Of her Office.
The Josie Harry, Captain Milt r. Harry
on deck, is the packet this evening at 5
o'clock for all points on White river, going
through to Jacksonport and making connec-
lions with packets for upper White and
Black rivers. Fred Jenes and Hugh Smith
are her clerks.
The Cons Millar, Captain William Tiche-
nor, is the packet this evening at o'clock
for all points on the Ohio river, az far as
Cincinnati. James Voris is her clerk, assist
ed by Lowell lines and Arson Temple. The
Millar will give cheap rates to all points
North and East
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Live STOCK AND HOGS.

Cattle receipts have been rather light
the past week, especially of good butchers
grade. The demand has been quite good,
and all arrivals sold very readily. Prices
have remained firm as quoted. There is no
has been lightly supplied it is bare.
Good fat sheep sell readily at quotations.
The market is bare of lambs, and the de-
mand good No demand for hogs.
CArTLE-Choice grass, 4(@43c; goo grass,
33@4c; fair 10 medium grass, @3ic; scala
wags and common, 13@2fc.
SHEEP Choice, per h., 4c; medium, SO
Sic; common, per head, S1@1 so.
LAMBs-Choice, per head, $3@3 so; me-
dom, 1902 90.
Cows AND CALVES Mich cows with
young calves, per head, S1O030; yearlings,
per head S4(07
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, September L. Outside of a
large number of m scellaneous orders for i'm
mediate forwarding, the demand of agents
has been moderate, but through large dis
tributions of receipts the movement has been
we'll preserved. Prints and soft wool dress
goods are in good request, and desirable
qualities of the latter are well sold ahead,
which is the case with all prints Of any char
acter The tone OF the m arket is very steady,
snd under an Improved demand at jobbing
hands for the present month large and
healthy request is anticipated.
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GROCERIES,

Business confined to contracts. Louisiana
sugar quiet
CoFFEE-Ordinary, 94@103c; prime, III
912c; choice, l21@l3.c
SUeAR- Louisiana, open kettle, Sic SC;
yellow clarified, 919l0c; of-white clarified,
Zoe; pure white, l01c; cut loaf, IL &c; granu-
lated, lO4e; powdered, II &c.
MoLAsSEs-LouisIan common 10 fair, 90
e9o0c; good TO prime, CSC; strictly prime
quality.
CANNED GooDs, Erc--Prices per dozen:
Peaches, los, standard, 81; seconds, IL So;
tomatoes, lbs, 81 25; 8 lbs 81 30; straw
berries, 81 so; raspberries, 81 IS; blackber-
ries, 81 %: green cages, 81 359l 80 plums,
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AT New Orleans the spot market ope ned
quiet; at 80, quiet; at 8, easy, closing
wi quotations follows: Low ordinary,
9}c; ordinary 1910; good ordinary, &c; low
middlins re; saidd ling, l2ss,;;good a iddlin g,
l22c Saies, 100 bales.
The New Orleans future market opened
duh; at II, dull and easier; at 2:S0,
easy, closing at the following quotations:
January, IL 4461I.46; February, 1850
ll.57; March, II 6S@ll 50; April. 11.S09
IL So May, IL 9l@ll 50; J une, II 02(gI2 0S;
July, u l2G9l2.l4; Angus, -; September,
IL S2@1lS4; October, II 51@1I55; No
vember, 1l-356Rll 81; December, 1850
ll.S7. Sales, 1900 bales.
The following bulletins indicate the con-
diCon Of markets at other ports:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02
OGDEN COLLEGE,
BOWLING GREEN. KY.

NEXT TERM BEGINS SEPT. 4rH. YOUNG
IN men thoroughly prepared for Commercial
Pursuits, for Professional Studies, and for the
more extended Courses of the Universities. Stu
dents OF good habits and capacity the JUNIOR
Glass of the best Eastern Colleges four after
beginning Latin vi b US. Between nxty and sew
enfy scholarships securing free tuition are ennu-
ally issued IN accordance with the Will Of Mr..
Ogden.
TO students not on scholarship. Tuiften 10
eI4 peT Term OF Five 0oDfhs; but no
worthy young man-win be turned away for lack OF
means 70 pay tuition. All necessary expenses
moderate. For catalogue other information,
address J. W. wIGHfkAN, President