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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-08
War Preparations by the French.
SummaryPunishmenf.

ST. PETERSBURG, December "A popu-
lar teacher at IrkutSk named Neustoieii
was arrested recently and shot within
twcnty-four hours for striking General
Anutchin. the Governor-General OF Eastern
Siberia. i'm retaliation for an atlront given
NV RI. lattar
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LEADING CLOTHIERs AND TAILORS,
1913 MAIN STREET.
(de 81
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FUTURE MoukMEN1s

The Ida Lee, Capt. O X. Joplir, is the
Tuesday packet for ST. Frsro,-riytr.
THE Ida Darragh, Capt. Z B. Sm1ru,i-
the Tuesday packet fr Arksn,as river.
THE Mark Twain, Capt. w. p. Hail, IL the
packet Monday evening for Dyersburg and
all way points.
The Lee-Lise packets Monday evening
are the Coahoms, for Friars Point, and the
Dean Adams, for Osceols.
THE Anchor-Line packets Sunday morn
ing are the City of Helens, for VIcksburg,
and the City of Cairo, for ST. LouIs.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Mark R. Cheek, i.
the UniIed States mail packet Monday even
ins at 5 o'clock for Arkansas City and all
way points. Z. w. Outlaw is her attentive
slerk.
The elegant passenger packet City OF s..
Louis, Capt. Dan Able, is the Anchor-Line
packet To-day at II o'clock for New Orleans
and all intermediate landings. Vim. Mas
son and Tony Etdridge are her clerks.
The josie Harry, Capt. Miit. E.. Harry on
deck, is The packet this evening at D O'Clock
for all poinA on White river, going through
to ] acksoppoyt, and making connections with
packets for upper White and Black rivers
2. Z. Pesse and Hugh Smith are her clerks
The james w. Gaf, CAPT. Charles B
Russell, will arrive Monday and leaves again
Tuesday evening al 5 o'clock for Cincinnati
and all way points on the Oaio river. James
Surtees is in charge of her Office. The If
will give cheap rates to all points North and
and Eaet.
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I'VE

]. Lacro'B, proprietor of NJ mphis Sock
yard, reports receip's of cattle the past week
quite light here; there is a light cup
ply; prices firm ss quoted; prospects for next
weeks market favorable. Mich cows are
very duii. Sheep and lambs are in light
supply; fair DIM md for better grades. Quo.
ations:
CORN Eel CATTLE-Choice 10 extra, none
received.
GRASS CATTLE Choice, Hottie; good,
34fg4c; fair to medium, 2493c; common,
I4@2c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Choic., per h., DC;
medium 3934c common, per head, S1(91 80;
choice lambs, per h., 5@53c; medium, p +
head, 81 5O93.
Cows M CALvEs-Good mich co va with
young calves, per head, $1,000; yearlings,
S5@S.
The above quotations are from actual
daily sales.
CHICAGO, July 27.-Hogs fairly active and
frmer, 5@10c higher; light, So S096 As;
mixed, packing, SIS 30@5 rs; heavy. pack
Jog and shipping, s5 1906 10. Receipts,
Is 600 head. ~CaItie-nstives steady, Texas
easier; receipts, S400 head.
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Hoes higher and
6ru; light shipping, IS 25@6 35; packing,
Is 40@5 rs; bu'chers', is 90@6 20. Re
ceipts, 2000,head ~;.shipmsnts, 800 head. Cat.
tie stronger on light receipts, but supply
hardly enough to make a market. Receipts
400 head.
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At12: Uplands, 57-16I; o leans, 5 9 IL
AT | g o UpIauds. 5At. Orleans SAD.
GENERAL TRADE.

AT tae Merchants Exchange business con-
tinues dull. The local quotations were az fol-
lows: Meats and lard irmer; -four frmer
but unchanged; cOrnmeal firm; sugar and
coffee firm; molssses quiet; rice firm; nails
firm; hay very dull--stric ly choice good
demand, prime dull and nominal, prairie
neglected; corr steady; oats and bran doll;
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AOAED.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
E-lseretous Of youth. nervous weakness. early dc.
cay. loss of manhood, ETC., Twin scui a recIpe thu;
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by n missionary III South
America, Send a seli-addressed envelope to the
REV, JOSEPH 4. SNAN, S1ton D. Ne1 Yort htv.
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, q. C,

FOUNDED IN I759.
Rev. JAMES A. D00SAl, 81, President.
open on Thursday. Sept. 10, 1883. Board. tuition,
etc, $500 per annum. Fo: particulars address
PREsIDEsT GBoReErows COLLEGE, ID. c.
rCHDUL Sf HEDIgIHB opens on
Monday. sept 4. 1883. Terms for the full Course
OF Lectures, 500. address, J W II. LoyEoY,
MD. Dean, 900 18th st., NV, Washington. d. @.
a SCHOOL OF Law opens on ThuDday.
Oct. 4, 1883. Course OF studies extended and re-
Isre "a Wiisoa 2udee W a RichsIsson ID, 4.
Court OF Claimsl, Martin r. Morris, LII. d. and J.
J. Darlington, Esa. c. W. HOFFMAN, LID.
N. yEArNAs, Esa Secretary, 1925 N. Y. Avenue.
n "a WashinQf0n. ID G.
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River p feet and falling. Weather cloudy; ther.
nometer So. Arrived: City Of st. Louis, St
Louis, 6 pm.
EVANSVILLE, July 27.-Noou-River 9 feet
and falling. Weather pleasant and hot. Arrived:
Wyoming, from Cincinnati, at daylight, still tax
ing freight here.
WHEELING, July 27.-Noon-River IL feet
! inch, and rising Weather clear and hot.
~Nignt-Riveru feet 4 inches, and falling. Wealth
er clear and warm
PIrrsBURG.Jul 27.-Noon-River z feet 8
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
S~1ght-River7 feet 5 inches, and falling Wealth
er clear and warm.
r1nuIsyILLE, July N.-Noon-River fall
with 6 feel 7 rucH-f.-sac canal and 4 feet
inch in the chute on the falls. Weather cleal
and hot; business dull Night-River fallins
slowly, with 6 feet l inch in the canal and 4
feet / inch in the chute on the falls. Arrived
John A. Wood and tow, New Orleans. Departed:
samuel Wood and tow, Pittsburg. Weather clesl
and warm.
ISee Additional RiUer Heps on Fourth Paee.l
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEw YORK, July 27.-Arrlved: F. Caland,
from Rotterdam.
New ORLEANS, July 27.-Cleared Steam
snip Inventor, Liverpool; Muriel, Dublin. Ar.
rived: Hudson, New York.
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THE COTTON

TINeEs-Middling, SIC: good middling, &C.
S~rAINs-Good ordinary, TIC; low middling, SIC;
middIing, SIC.
COTTON cT,A TEMENr
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Louisiana State Lottery Comply

I'VE do hereby certify hat tGe supervise The arrange.
n1ents for all The Monthly Gfld semi AHIudl DrdBruoi
Of the Louisidpd Slte LOTTERY COplpdnu, and IN peT.
SON manage aud control The Drdt0fHos themselves, ana
that The sumo are conducted ucith honesty, fairness, dHa
IN good faith toWd-d all parties, and zoe d~HtbOTiSe Ia
Company 10 use his certificate, with Jcesiniles OF oH'
signatures attached, Ia rs GdueTtisemsHts.'
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PERSONAL AMI oENEeA,

THE Georgia Pdcifc ia practically com.
p'eted between Atlanta aud Birmingham,
and will bsextended westward 10 The Mlssis.
sippi river.
The Chesapeake, III and Southwestern
Railroad CoupsnE h- conquered 10 ia
troubles with The L,uisville property hold
err. The ia: er have Withdrawn their in
Junction suits and acc pied the road's of n Of
comDromis.. Work on The connection # this
road will, therefore, be rssumed.
CHATTANOOGA Times, rhursd,y: Sab ut s
O'clock last II ghi, asa VI mpb 5 passenger
tr lin wac b cUng on Of The depo', il col.
Fjed wi h = W-st.rn and AtI.n.ia t-uip,
winch Was pu Ing On' Il ne Wts'ern and
Atlantic yard Tue Ws,t,rn and Atlantic
engine struck he T ar Co sch Of he Memph S
train and crushed 10 one eide If il, and Ibe
trucks were broker. Tb engine was very
slightiy dam 'g-d, hssiug one # the seam
chests torn of and = lea PIPES broken. Ii
required 2 hoU 4 TO repair the dam igP. An
invssUg itio1 all BE- had, 10 afcertsin who
was to blame Tor the accident. A few days
since there appeared in The Times an account
Of an acct ent on The + Il 1enue.see, Vir-
gina and Go gIs TaiirOsJ near Knoxville,
which was caused b. sIIie miscreaat who
had turned a swi ch wong, whereby the
train was thrown IRON he track, causing a
loss Of thousands OF dol az. The officers OF
the road immediately secured the services of
a detective, who went 10 work 10 ferret out
the villain who comm tied the diabOlical
deed. Tutslsy night he arrested Bob
William, 4 colOred man, who was al one
time a section hand on the road. Williams,
after a time, confessed having turned the
switch, but refused to state his motive for
doing 20. He also implies ted a colored wo-
man, who Lives near Rockville, who, he al
Ieges, assisted ia the devili-h work. He said
hat he once wrecked a Train on a Mississippi
railroad, aud also wrecked a passenger train
on the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. Will
liams will doubtless b. tired Of rain wreck =
ing when be gels out OF thIs scrApe.N
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apples quiet; potatoes, cabbage and onions
quiet; stock peas dull and nominal; beans
steady; butter dull, little doing; cheese quiet;
chickens abundant and unch sngsd; Eggs
steady, fair demand; dried apples, good de-
mand; dried peaches neglected; cotton seed
oils steady; cotton seed meal quiet; oranges
and lemons quiet; cocoanu.s steady; bs-
nsnas scarce. Other articles Unchanged in
tone aud price. The Merchants' Exchange
price current continues 10 note Geographic
reports very unsatisfactory. Operators still
on a strike. Not much change in the situa-
ticn since Saturday.
Twenty eight tics bacon aud hams, $40 SKIS
brau, 80 pkgs butter, 1850 bu corn, Is pkgs
cheese, 46 nd c4ttle, Al pkgs eggs, 1852 bris
four, 265 bales hay, IL cars lumber, 79 brls
meal, 25 nd horses and mules, AGO kgs nsilS,
240 sks oats, 8 brls potatoes, 81 hhds sugar,
81 brl s1gar, 13l pkgs tobacco, So bu wheat,
and ia brls whisky.
EXPORTS.
q. One hundred and torty-seven brls apples,
2 r.ls bagging, 50 tics bacon and hams, IL sks
bran, 2 pkgs butter, rs bu corn, l pkg cheese,
70 SKIS coffee, 20 nd c%attlr, $50 brls -four, 10
bales hsy, 81 pkgs lard, 2 cars lumber, 76
btls meal, 20 brls molssses, l29 kgs nails, 80
SKIS OATS, l brl onions, 155 brls potatoes, 2
carr bulk pork, Is brls packed pork, So bis
sugar, LOG pkgs tobacco and 25 brls whisky.
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CEk

sUeAR-Pure white, 9sC99sc; yellow, 81
@9c; open kettle, 8@S3c; refined A, etc
granulaled, 9sc; powdered, 10ic; cut Loaf
l0tc.
CoFFEE-Cemmon, 9G9ic; ordinary. 81
@l0c; fair, 10@l0ic; prime RIO, 1l9l1ici
fancy, 134c; old government, 23925c-
MoLAssEs-L0ulsiana, common TO fair
324@40c; prime to choice, 45G5oc; centri'
fugals, 35@50c; syrup, 40@50c.
CANNED GOODS, ETc.-Prices per doz-D
Pineapples, 81 409l rs; peaches. 2-lbs, stan
dard, 81 5091 SO; seconds, 81 2591 So
tomatoes, 2-lb., 81 1901 25; 3-lbs, 81 SOC
/ 40; strswberr,es, 81 259l so; raspberrie-
Il l5@50; biackberries, 81 1901 Is; green
cages, 81 so; pears, 81 90; plums. 81 so
green corn, s1@I so; green peas, 90c@$l IS
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CoAL-OL-Wholesale los, l3c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, July 27.-Petroleum-s.w.,
1l0o, Tie.
PTrTsBURG, July q -Peiroleum active;
Uaited certificates closed weak. 81 0SA.
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same week last year -....- Z0l ,soo % 5i,1sO 81
Exchange on New York buying al par,
selling at premium. Eastern cotton biIIs
buying at / per cent. discount, selling at par;
and exchange on New Orleans / discount
buying, and par selling.
Bank stocks-Bank of Commerce, 135 bid,
140 asked; First National, 118; German Ma.
tional, 200; Manhattan, 160@l70; State Ma
tional, 12o Did, 100 ssked; Union and Plant
era, 145 bid.
Insurance stocks-Home, 80 offered; Bluff
City, 100; Peoples, So; Piauiers, lis; Pho-
nix, 80; Memphis City, locales; fernando,
l059l10; Vanderbilt, l3@I5.
Railroad bonds-Cnesapeake, Ohio and
Southwestern 6rst mortgage, .95 asked; Mis-,
sissippi and Tennessee, So; Memphis and
Charleston first mortgage bonds, 7s, ia;
do. second mortgage bonds, 7s (l8S5), I03;
do. ~consols, 104; Memphis and Little Rock
first mortgage bondp, S., So; Mississippi and
Tennessee console, A l23; do. B l08.
Miscellaneous - Taxing District compro-
mise bonds, "a; Merchants' Storage and
Compress Company, new issue, 1876; Mem
phis Gas stock, SI@83; do. bonds, 100;
Memphis Water Company, bonds with
accrued interest, par; do stock, 100 bid;
Memphis City boud-, old, S4935; com.
PROMISE bonds, 7O97l; coupons from
old bonds, "a; from compromise bombs, 20;
ledger balances.- r.; jaae-.-~is ~ e~-r~--
and bonds, "a; pavlug Indebtedness, "a; Shell
by county (Memphis and Onio raiiroAd) g.,
100; warrants, So; Missi-sippi leves bonds
aud coupons, District No. !, 10; do. scrip,
10; Bank of Tennessee noteS, new issue, IS;
CrIueUden county (Ark. warrants, 65970;
ID sha county, 80; Mississippi county 5000.
BY telegraph.
New YORK, July 27-Money easy at IL
@44 per cent. Sterling exchange-bankers'
bni-, du !, 4S3; demand, 4s7.
Bjuds-Governnenis strong. Railways
qniet State SECURITIES neglected.
Stocks-The market was extremely dull,
bot very 6rn throughout the forenoon.
o sing TO neglect OF the market prices de-
clined from 59s on the general list. 10 the
lest hour the market continued dali, but was
fTmer, and there was an advance of to !
later 90. Louisville and Nashville, North
ern Pacific, aHd Pacific Mail, and Chicago
snd Alton were the exceptions, and advanced
l per cent. 10 the last hour. The net result
Il the days business was an advance of to
J per cent, the latter Louisville and Nash
vile. The advances were on other stocks
caring less than l per cent. In fiual deal
1gs Richmond aud Ddnville declined
/ ON 70 to So, and Northern Pacif; de-
lined The Evening Post says: ITO day
was one Of the duIlesl days in the stock mar
Xst Tor this year. The msrket was sill cen
dned to the narrow radius OF Wall aud
5foad streets, v,ry few but professionals Of
ne street acd room traders doing anything,
ven those have C me TO a point where they
10 not care to stand their lioes much in the
meantime. The general features of the sit
Iatiou are that crop prospects are improv-
az throughout the country, and in view of
De call for S32, 000, 900 Of bonds to be re-
leemed November lsi, and the possibility
| 9 u-IA 49,. l.
,buudant throughout the year. Closing
JuCtatious were as ~followa:
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AND MULES

The mule market is we'll supplied with all
qualities. Tue horse market 10 dull.
MULEs-No l dray mules 10 7 years old.
Is 10 l63 hands, S20C@250; I54 to Is, sl50G
1878 TO 153 Si35@l5U; l44 to Is, Sl00@l25
HoRsEs-Good driving, Sl25@200; heavy
draft, s150@200; saddle horses, S125 925O
oluys. S40MT5.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

Co, VIRGINIA.
For Boys and Young Men. Prepares for Business,
College or University. Thoroughly and handsome
ly equipped. Full corps of Instructors. Beautiful
and healthy location. For Catalogues. address
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
TuT2 nay
MOVEMENTS Ar the Levee

ArTiUdt.-Jo-ie Harry, White river; Goa
hons, Friars Point; Golden Crown, New o.
leans; Arkars, 70 City, ST. Louis; james Lee,
Paducah.
Departures-Cjty of Providence, s.. Lauis
Dean Adams, o ceols; Vint SnIokIe, Gin.
cinuati; GJld-n Crown, Ciocinnae; Coz
bona, Friars Point; Arksnsis CITY, VIcks-
burg.
BoGts IN POrt.-Josie Harry.
Boats Due Dogn -Cny Of S. Lou 5.
Boats Due Up Ida Lee and City oil Giro.
Receipts Yesterday.
Dan Adams bales cotton, 45 sks seed,
2 nd cattle and lot sundIies.
Coahoma-2 % bales cotton, $50 skis seed, 4
nd stock, Ill pkgs froit and 81 pkgs suudrier.
Golden Crown-69 hhds sugar. Is brls
sugar, l63 SKIS salt, 16 brls rice and 20 bales
s~heetiDg.
Josie Harry drought outo of White river)-
35 bales cotton, S54 SKIS s ed, 100 ks corn, IS
sks wheat and IS pkgs sundri-s.
Arkansas City-773 dry %tarr-l', 100 brls
-four, II wet bsrrelP, Il brls p1rs, 3 csss aud
bxs meat, ITO SKIS corn, 355 -k- e,r-corp, leo
stoves, $50 pkgs tobacco, 4 bales cotton, 5000
II lumber and Ills pkgs merchaldise,
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MEMPHIS
Business and Classical School,

Wy 1T the same corps Of assistants viii begin is
w third year on 10, 1888. ~ Ne.
SOC Main street. Boys prepared for either
Business or College. Discipline strict and instruc-
ton thorough, aud modern In methods. For par
ticulars and terms address
WHAKTOS n. JONES,
Kna HAHN fa 4euunns T~AA
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OAhCC oGpecmDCA - cocoon
New YORK, July 27.-The Evening Post
says The msrket for future deliveries, in con-
sequence of large tenders on August COZ
tracts, exhibited more tn IN usual life to day,
ami sales bid fair TO reach us, 900 biles.
August began selling at lO.7c, declined 10
l0.04c, sdvaDced again to loose. ard after
huctuaiing Tor a tim. ultimately declined to
10 Ole. This remained the lowest price until
2 o'clock Pm; in fact, 10 03c has sgsin b. en-
paid. utter months have been less affected,
,h1wiog a price difference of 5 to 3 points
at the third call. September brodght 107c,
O.iobsr 9.94c, December 99lc, January
9.99c, March 10.20c, Nav 10 Acc, July OFF, d
l0.03c, August l0.34c, November $500 ,,Feb.
ruary l0.l0s. Spot cotton quiet at Toe for
middling upland, with sales of 293 bales 10
sp nners and 430 bales on speculation.
New ORLEANS, July 27.-Cotton quisl
but sIeadv. Net receipts, 2S0 balss; gross
receipts, $40 balep. Sales, 400 bales. Stock,
S0,S05 bales.
The Liverpool spot market at noon wsf
quoted hardening. Sales, 10000 bales, Of
which 7450 bales were American. Receipts
$3.50 bIles, OF which $500 bales were Am,ri.
can.
At12: Uplands, 57-16I; o leans, 5 9 163
At 1880: Uplanda, ST.; Orleans, sgd.
The Liverpool future market al noon wal
quoted 6ru; July-Ausust. 5 30 64d; August.
S-ptembe;, 5 29-64d; September October
5 32-64d; Observation-Disclosures, 5 32-64d; No
vember-Dtcember, 5 80 64i; snusry Feb
ruary, 5 34-64i: April-Msy, 5 4l-64d.
At1:30: Angus September 30-64d. Man.
chester steady.
AIS: August-Ssptecsber, 5 31-64d; October
November, 5 33-64d; Jsnuary-FsbFuary
5 35-64d; March-April, 5 SO 64d.
AT 4: Futures ciossd steady.
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COTTON-SEEQ.

CorToN-SEED MEAL-Prime, SIS per ton
per carload lots.
CoTroS SEED ~OILs-Crude, 30@36c per
gallon, on rounds lots Of loo to 500 brls.
Sumrlsr yellow refined oil, 42@45c in car
load lots; summer white, SOC. Winter yell
low, SIC; winter white, SAC, according to
auantity
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SOC MAIN IA, Memphis, res
WAVEHLEY SEMINARY,

1887 Pirst ST., n. W.. Warrington, ID. Q.
BOARDING and DAy school for Young Ladies'
D Ful corps Of professors and teachers. Thor.
ougn instruction ia mathematical, literary and
ornamental departments, and in the languages.
Climate especially suited 70 Southern and Western
puplls. FAN session opens September 10Th. For
= faIrgues annlY 70 Ms LIPscoNB. PRINCIPAL.
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Day GOODS

NEW YORK, July 27.-Succeeding the trade
sale of cotton goods, there ia a better lone
prevailing with BUYERS and sellers, and while
awaiting memorsnds of purchases much at
teniion has been given by the former to all
specialties, followed by a satisfactory total of
new business. American and Arnold indigo
blue prints are reduced to g.; regular Merri-
mack and fancies opened at 81, and the
prizes for all options is much steadier.
Wooden goods in fair to good duplicate as
sortment request.
WILL GOVERN THE PRICE THE COMING
SEASON.
AT the peremptory trade sales yesterday
of IL 900 packages of cotton goois, The prop
erty Of Bliss, Fabian & Co., who, having in
stock a larger quantity of staple cotton goods
than they desired TO carry, decided to dis
pose Of about $4,000 600 worth at auction,
il is thought the prices obtsined at the sale
will govern the price of cotton goods for the
| coming season. 1t is said that The prices OBJ.
tanned were very satisfactory to the sellers.
Bates quilts sold at 90@95c; Marseilles
quilts brought IL 15@1 rs and up to ST. 95;
Turkish towels sold at 81 80; 32-inch ticks
sold from iii to 133c; Thorndyke fancy tick
brought 7c; Oils heavy check tick brought
lie; Milbury feather tick sold for 124s;
Cords tick brought 105c; Thorndyke A tick
brought So, and &C TICK Of same make
brought SIC; Swift river tick brought 6sc
Cordes BIB lick was knocked down at 6tc.
Intern ,ioual Wy tick brought &c.
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UNIVERSITY UF MISSISSIPPI,
AT OXFO
next Session Opens September "a, 1883.
TUITION FREE TO EVERYBODY
Bat Law Students.

~ The Cheapest University In this county.
All the Departments are in successful operation
Law, Literary. scientific and Preparatory Depart
ments conducted ~ heretofore
For CATALOGUES, free, and Information, apply %
General A r. ETEUAKI Chancellor.
Special Inducements here 70 young men ana
~uoneu-poor and sich Allie
Secretary Board OF TrusteeG-
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Pool Line Representatives SIM in SEES

New YORK, July 27-Tne j,int Execu-
tive Committee OF the pass niger department
Of the trunk lines met again TO day in CON-
missioner Fink cffice. A claim was IN ade by
the Lake Erie and W,s'erD road for money
Reimbursement for 10 se- sustained by that
road 10 maintaiaing i s rates under the rule
established at the recent Chicsgo meeting,
under the penalty OF being excluded from
participation ia tbrOn2h West bound bust
mesa OF truck lines. Lake E-is aud w 3 err
was thus prevented from meeting the reduced
rates OF It's various competitors, who were not
members OF tn pool, sod did not therefore
come under III pool, and 10 e)us' queuce lost
a large smount Of b~u,insss Ia At il - claimed
legitimately belonged 10 tn m. it was fnally
decided. aft-. "A hest-d DISCUSSION, that Lake
az and West ri shou d Ii e its claim, ard
that il should receive prop r moderation
Complaint were made AGAINST tpe Piltshurs,
For Wayne and Chicago sud the New York,
Psnnsylvauia aud Olio roads, that they
were cutting r. e in VIC alion Of the Chicago
rule. rhs firrt named Dad CAV. a ~sat:sfac-
tory explanation 10 tue cOmmiuee, ani the
charge was dismis I'd. Tae Case Of he lAtt. r
is still uuder confederation
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PsLra,es. HIDES ANo

HIDES. ETc.-No.I dry flint hides, Ice; No. 2
dry hides, 12391Sc; salt hides. 1O9l24c;
No. green salt hides, 5i@73c ; No. 2 green
salt hides, &c; green hid--, 5@6c. B-eswax-
prime yellow, 10000; tsllow, 7@73c; GIN
sens, per pound, 81 So. Dserskins- prime,
25(a33c.
LEArHER-Oak sole, per pound, 35940c;
h-plock; N93Oc; harness, 5000; ~skirtipg,
73@40c; French calf, S40960c per dozen.
domestic calf, S30@45c per dozen.
CANDLEs-Full weight, l53c.
FEATHERs-Prime, 40c.
WooL-Tub-washed, 25935c per pound
unw ashed, 1923; bury, lO@16c.
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HousE-suILoINe MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMING LUMBER-Ysrd prices Rough,
SIS per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, S25; shingles, 1904 90; lathing-
Poplar, 81 20; cypress, 81 per 1000 laths.
Extra prices tor extra lengths above 20 feet.
LIME N CONSIDERATIONS lime, 95cfG
IL q barrel; Tsuuessse, 85@90c; Louisville
cemeot,Sl 20 oil rs a barrel; RosedaIe ce.
ment, 81 so a barrel; Portland, IS; plaster OF
Paris, ~ so.
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commissioner.
Incorporated In ls6S Tor twenty-five years BY the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
p~oses-with a capital Of 81, 600, 000-to which q re-
serve fund of over S5j0,c00 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made q part nj the present State Constitution
adopted December =, AID. 1879.
The only Lottery ereT uoted on dnd Endorsed oB me
people Of any StGte.
II Mover Scales or
its Grand umDeF Drawings
tnke place monthly.
DID OPPOKTUNIIY To WIN
A FORTUNE EIGHTH GRAED
GLASS II, AT NEW TUESDAY,
august a, 1883 -I59th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.