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The movement at % interior towns for the
week ending Friday, August 81, is as fol-
love: Receipts, 1897 bales, against 4l27
bales same week last year-decrease, 40
bales. Shipments, ZOO bales, against 1857
bale same time last year-decrease, S57
bales. Sock, 1856 bales, against 24,446
bIiys last year-increasa, 33,44O bales.
August 81, the worlds yisible supply was
2.99S, S55 bales, against l,5S0,l57 bales same
time last seasou-au increase of 4lS,I99
bales, ard an Increase Of 13S,493 bales over
the season OF lSS0-Sl, and an increase Of
I7IG75 bales over the season OF 1S79-SO.
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Weather clear and pleasant No arrivals or de
parIures.
PITsBURG. Angus 6.-Night-River 3 fec
5 inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, August 6.-Night-Ds
parted: Oakland and barges, St. Louis The Annie
P. Silver is due from ST. Louis.
LoUIsvILLE, August 6-Noon-River fall
ing. with 7 feet s inches in the canal and 5 feet
inch in the ehuts on the falls Weather CLOUDY
aud cool. Business fair. Arrived and departed
James W. CAT. Memphis to Cincinnati; Golden
Crown, Cincinnati to New Orleans
CAIRO, August 6-Noon-RivsT q feet
sinches. and rising. Weather fair and mild. Ar
rived Belle Memphis, St. Louis, 10 pm. ALee
Brown, Memphis, 5 an. Departed: Cons Aillsr
Memphis, midnight; Belle Memphis. Ficksourg,
midnight; Future City and bsrges, New Orleans,
Sam; Alice Brown, st Louis, II an. Night
River y feet : inches. and rising. Weather clear
thermometer 80. Arrived: John =. Scudder, ST,
Louis. No departures.
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, Q. 3. A, |
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 9, 1885. Z
The following observations are taken st the
sane moment Ct time q :s p.R.l at all the stations
named:
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EHe hcFApbts and GEsEEsa4 SEiy HDH,I
Almost completed.

ST. LOUIS, August 6-Ehst part of the
Kansas City, Springfield snd Memphis rail
road between Springfield aud Hoxie 10 the
Ooint whe' e IL intersscis with ali CrCsses TIE
Iron Mountain and Southern road j. COM
pletei, and pass niger trains commenced run.
ming to-day. The entire line 10 comp eted
with the exception Of IA miles, which will
be finished in a few days and TIE road opeGed
Tor business from Ksnsas City to Memphis.
Tn new project to build q narrow-gauze
road from 81. Joseph, Mo, through Eastern
Kansas, Southwestern Missouri and Arkan-
sas TO some point on the Gulf Of Mexico, in
Louisiana, has been settied upon, and a Board
OF Directors and the following o~fficsrs elect.
ed: President, Abram Nave, If st. Joseph,
VIce-presideai, {. Leland, IT,. Troy, ks, rec
rotary, }. w. Porch, s.. Joyeph; fuperiu-
tendent, joseph Harrison, y. Joseph. l. is
the intention Of the R1srl to issue S5,CO0,OO0
bond, so per cent, q which will tc taken by
an Eiglish Eynd;cGls, the remainder 10 be
disposed OF "a This c3ul.ry. The survey of
The linz will oe commenced =. an early day.
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SrAiSs-Good ordinary, T4ci low middling, SIC
mIddInE, SIC.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

REGULAR trains will soon be running on
the finished portion cf the Memphis aad
Kansas City railway. TIE inst passenger
train over the Memphis extension, between
Springfield and Hozie, Fl he junction with
the S.. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
aud the station Of Est.leion at the crossing
Of the KnobsI b.ooch, ie1tSprinefeld Sunday.
LITTLE Rock Democrat, Sunday: ART.
cles oil association are Eisd in the Secretary
OF States Office for the Olachita railway
company. it has a capital stock Of $4,000,
divided mo 2iO0 shares Of SIS
each. TIE road will be 5 miles long,
running from Hot Springs to the north bauk
Of the OuachIta river at n point in section
%, toFpship 9, south Of range l9 West, ia
Garland county, Ark. The iolloriny gentle
msn have been elected directors o. tne com-
pany: w. A.. Morph.. Andrew Bruou,
Frank Flynn, i. A. Place, Irwin Kalisr, A.
T. Jackson, + s. Redwood, john A. Plades
and Henry HccJ1. A grand park and race
track will be provided on the barE Of the
river that viii become q grea. source of
pleasure TO the visitors Of Hot SpTings. The
line VIII be constructed as soon as rossible."
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Nine. Fredin's French & EnuIish

FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL,
No. IS Morris street, Eden Park, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fall term begins september 18th.
Circulars sent on application.
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New YORK, Angus. 6.-The general de.
msnd has been of a very moderate character,
and the selections of staples confined &c
necessities. Seasonable specislties are doing
fairly well, with a preference for print,
dress goods, sackiugs, underwear, Jersey
cloths, and Jersey jackets. Cotton 10 light
request. Woolens doing fairly well for da.
plicate sssortmepts.
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BELLEVUE RleH SCHOOL.
BEDFORD CO., VIRGINIA.

For Boys and Young Men. Prepares for Business.
College OF University. Thoroughly aud handsome.
ly equipped. Full corps OF instruction. Beautiful
and healthy location. For Catalogues. address
", Z. ABBOT, PRINCIPAL. bellevue =. D.
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MARY's SEE

SESsTON besins on the lst OF October, and con.
- ttnues nine months Apply for catalogues tn
the Secretary OF The Faculty, 2. o. University OF
Virginia, AlbeTparle county, VIrvfuia,
jas. 7. UAkhL-lN. Enalman 81 ihn Earrltr
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
THE COTTON MARKETS.

At the close Of our review Of the cotton
market for the week ending July 9th, spot
middiIng in New York was quoted at IOc, on
which the week under review opened.
Gains Of l-l62 each we're made Thursday
and Friday, the quotations 1T The close of the
week being as ioilow=:
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COITON-SEEQ

CoTToN-sEED MEAL-Prime, SIS per ton
per carload lots.
CoTToE-SEED O~ILs-Crude, 30@36c per
gallon, on round lots of 100 to 500 brls.
Summer yellow refined oil, 42@f5c in car
load lots; summer white, Doc. Winter yell
low, SIC; winter white, SAC, according to
uuantitv.
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- GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and IN
oiscrctions oil youth, nervous weakness, esrly de-
cay loss oil manhood, etc, l will send a recipe that
vii cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
America Send a seltaddreEsed envelope 10 the
REy, JOSEPH =. IsN,v. S7toa D. Nan Y5rt Il,y
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Daily Report.

IINgEs-MIddliug, sc; good middliug, &c.
STAINs-4oOdO ordinary, T4c: low middling, SIC;
adding, SIC.
COTTON STATEMENT.
MEMPHIS, August 6, 1883,
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rent continues 10 note telegFaphic repo1ts
yzgv uusltiaIaclcrv

rent c%onlinuss 10 note tslegEaphic rePorts
very unsatisfactory.
IMPORTS.
twenty-five bris apples, 1897 rlls b~sgging,
81 tcs bacon and hams, Az ska bran, 123
pigs butter, 25l7 bu corn, lT9 nd cattle, Il
Pkg eggs. 2S58 brIs -four, 20 bales hay, 1000
bdls irou tiss, 924 pkgs lard, II cara lum-
bsI, SOP br.s meal, 70 I'D horses and mules,
) brls molss,fz, 1886 kgs nails, 1868 sks oats,
9 b-ls onions, S. brls potatoes, 4 cars bulk
pork, 81 orls sugar, $50 pkga tobacco and %
brls whisky.
EXPORTS.
Ssventy-two brls apples, 278 rIls baggiug,
lO6 tcs bacon and hams, 4 pigs butter, - bu
corn, l pkg cheese, II SKIS coffee, % I'D cattle,
40 b-ls -four, 76 bales hay, IS bdls iron
ties, 80 Pkgs lard, 81 bis meal, l horse, II
brls molssses, 95 kgs nsils, Is sks oats, )
oTls onions, 6 brls potatoes, l car bulk pork,
9 brls packed PORK, l hhd sugar, go brls
sugar, 80 pks5 tobacco and "a bTis whisky.
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Medical Department
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
NEW

THIS is the only Institution OF the kind 1 nIthe
l. United states in which all the students are
taught daily by the Professors AT THE BEDsIDH of
the sick In the wards Of a large hospital. The
Charity Hospital contains 200 beds, and receives
annually more than SIX Thousand Patients. For
circular address u. q. kICHARDSON. MD. Dean.
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Shenandoah Academy, Winchester, Va.
NNETEENTH YEAR. Prepares for University,
IN Army. Navy or Business.
@. i. @ MINOR. M. mniY. L ID
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Kansas CITY, August G.-Ny thing Of a
disturbing nature occurred IN railroad cir
Cles to-day. Following the example Of the
Hannibal, tho other roads are selling LouiE-
vile and Indianapolis at tI3 and 3I2, Te-
ePectiyely. But this, they ssy, ia done Only
10 meet The Sl3 rate, vio 81. Louis, 20 Louie
Vile. Ii il thought p-yhsbie that rates TO
Eastern points Will BE- readils.cd upon a
basis OF this rate r. L9uisyiIe and Indian
apoiIs, to last during its continuance.
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p:Taol E,,u nsnRKsrs

CoAL-On-Wholessle lots, lSc per gallon.
CLEVELAND, August 6.-PetrOleum steady;
s.w, ll0o, 7sc.
PrrTsBURG, August 6.-Petroleum firm
and fairly active. United certificates closed
/ at ll13.
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VIRGINIA
Female Institute.

Mrs. gen. j. T. h. STUART, Principal.
TINE next session Of Nine Months open septen.
Il Der 18Th. with a fun corps of superior teach.
ers. Terms reasonable. Apply early. Catalogues
sent upon application to the Principal.
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HORSES AND MULES.

The mule market is well supplied with all
qualities. The horse market is dull.
MULEs-No l dray mules to z years old
Is to l61 hands, S200@250; 154 to Is, Sl5Otg,
185; Is to 154, Sl35@l5O;l 43 to Is, S100@l25.
HoRsEs-Good driving, $l25@200; heavy
draft, S150@2O0; saddle horses, S125@250;
nlnns S4nMTh
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RAILWAY RECORD.
EPAsTUREoF TRAiNs

Chesapt sAxe. Obio ana Southwestern
Trains move as follows: no. 2 leNpressl leaves st
S:IO No. s(mEiD At SO an No.6 tCoV!Dg-
ton arcoinuodAuOu) ct 4.sO pm No. l tcEp-eEsl
arrives at POS am: No. Z arrlys at 1855 p.l.f No.
8, Oovfugton accommodation go an. tcity tIuCl.
menluhIs and EtIs1t E~1Ck-Trsius move
NJ follows: No. / leaves Laily al 40 pm; arrives
a. HE'S pm; No. 3lsa7Cs at am; sr1ives 81 GUj
an; No. r freight caves Hopehelc Al G55 an;
HrrVcs At 20 Pm.
LcuisySSIe aud HasovFEEs-Trains move as
follows: Fast mai l-rives daily at i4O am:
leaves At ll.&5 DE mail leaves daily e. s.55
an. Brownsville accommodation lea.cs dglIy.
except 5uucay, 1T 4-57 p.ul,s Prsu arrives DAILY
at 40 Pm. brownsville rcDfnmoCALo arrives
daily, except Sunday, 81 S:3j am. (CiJy incl
1sBemDhis Eea ShsrIeaIOB-TrSinE move
as follows tCity tine: Through express ieag yes
1aily at lisa pm. Mail and express leaves daily
At 1:Sl an. SOneTvil!e accommodation leaves
daily, except Sunday, II t:55 pm. through ex.
pres arrives daily 81 II 80 an. Mail and express
strives daily aty.19 p -, SGmcrvilic Ecc0mmO-
jAliDI arrives daily T-Cr"t Sunday, al $50 a.H.
1tSSissipps s5o IenEeEHee-ITa!l move
- follows; hcW Jslcaus mail leaves daily At 80
n.n.; freight leaves daily, exc p sunday at5.j
an. New Crleaus mail arrvgsdsly ~ $50 an;
freight arrtses daily, except sunday, a. lZ:3g PA,
FreIghI tfoins carry passengers.
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The New York future market openst
steady; at lao, easy; at 1915, steady; at
1885, steady At 1877, quiet; At 2.37, e sadg;
closing barely steady. Sale=, 1900 ba!ss.
Closing quotations were a. follows:
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RIVER AND

CINCINNATI, August 6.-Noon-River Il
feet 3 inches, and falling. Weather clear and
cool; Thermometer ". Arrived: o.. ?. schsnck,
New Orleans, Night-RiYer Il feet, and falling
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AUGUSTA SEMINARY
sTAUsTON, VIRGINIA,
Miss Mary a. BaId win, PRINCIPAL.

nPEEs sEPTEMBKR JrH-CLOsEs JUNE, 1871.
Unsurpassed I'm its location; In its buildings
and grounds In its general appointments and
sanitary arrangements; It's fun corps Of superior
and experienced teachers: IT. uunvaled ADVENT
ages In Music, Modern Languages, ElOcutiOn, Fine
Arx, Physical Culture and instruction IN the
Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping; the success
fl efforts made 70 secure health, comfort and la D.
pinesEi It's opposition 70 extravAgHuce; its stand
ard Of solid scholarship. For fan PARTICULAR al.
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The New York spot market opened quiet;
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We have no data from which to make up
the weeks review Of the New Orleans future
marEs', ONing 10 sfIns causes alluded to in
our report OF The Eew York market.
Liverpool spots began the week at 55Gl55i,
cad closed At 55954d Friday evening.
Liverpool futures began the week at
B 81 64i for Angus September deliveries,
AID closed with Augusl-S ptember quoted at
3 37-6ii.
The local market opened with middling
quoted at 94c, the price ruling at the Close
OF the previous week, and from which no
change was made up to the close Friday
eY.ning. Tn market continues extremely
dull, though the tone ruled firm, without
change in values. The following table shows
the closing quotations as compared with the
| previous week:
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Maximum temperature, 81.
Minimum temperature, IS.
ISee Additional Riper Nelgs on Fourth PGoe.l
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" " ECA SNh NloNOuhNs 4tAlbE- Dl5fIlCl
compromise bonds are s'rong.
C~learinEs B~alances
August 9th; .".....,...S 1882 . 6 - SIS O.
Same day last YEAR. T,l04 81 l7Ile.5l
Exchange 90 New Cork buying at par,
selling at premium. Eastern cotton bills
buying at per cent. discoun', selling at par;
and exchange on New Orleans discount
buying, and par selling.
Bank slocks-Bank OF Commerce, 135 bid,
lao asked; First National, rs; German Ma
tional, 300; Manhattan, I60(9l70; Slate Ma.
t%ional, l28 bid, 100 ssked; Union snd Plant,
ers, AS bid.
Insurance st0ck5-Home, 50 offered; Bluff
nix, 80; Memphis City, locales; Hernando,
1059110; Vanderbilt, l39I5.
Railroad bonds-Cnesaps@ka, Ohio aud
Southwestern fret mortgage, IS asked; Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee, so; Memphis add
Charleston fret mortgage bonds, IL, ia;
do. second mortgage bonds, Is (I3S5l. 1913
do. ~consols, 104; Memphis and Little Rock
first mortgage bonds, So, SO; Mississippi and
Tennessee console, A 1913; do. 3 IO8.
Miscellaneous - Taxing District compro.
mise bonds, "a; Merchants Storage and
Compress Company, new issue, l35; Mem.
phis Gas stock, Sl9S3; do. bonds, 100;
NAeHPuis haLsI CShpaHyI bOuds WIN
accrued interest, par; 90. stock, 100 bid
Memphis Cay bonds, old, 34t135; com.
promise bonds, 7097I; coupons from
old bonds, 81; from compromise bonds, 20;
ledger balances, 81; judgments on coupons
and bouds, 81; paving Indebtedness, 81; Shell.
by county (Memphi5 and .Odio rallroad) "a,
100; warrants, 80; Mississippi leVee bonds
and coupona, District No. !, 10; do. scrip,
10; Bank Of Tennessee notes, new Issue, IS
Criuepdeu county (Ark.) warrants, 5000;
Dssha county, 80; Mississippi county ,60@70.
BY Telegraph.
NEW York, August acknowledgements
ments firm. Railways lover. S a secuti-
ties dull.
Socks R ports OF additional troubles in
the leather trade, and rumors Of a strike by
telegraph operators on railroads, had an u
favorable Ell, C. ON share speculation. In
early deali5g5 there WAS 4 dec!i0e CT to 1
per cent. in prica q, followed by an improve /
feeling and a rally Of to per c-nt. New
York C-nUal, however, rose per cent. to
ll5s. Late 10 the day it Was announced
that the Vermont n 4ticnal Bank, S.. Alblns,
had failed, and the bsars again stacked the
market. In the decline which followed,
WABASH common an preferred, Lack wanna,
Kans' and Texas, Texas P.C.fc, and West
ern Union suffered mos, but some shares
showed a fractional recovery. Final sales,
as compared with Saturdays CLOSING prices,
are 10 l pr cen'. lover. In specisl!its
Alton and lerre Hlute declined 3 per cent.
to IS, Chesapeake and Oaio l to is, Mem
pins and Charleston u 10 IS. Mutual Uaion
Telegraph J TO 49,, New York and NV
Fog and / 10 244, Norfolk and Western pr =
ferred / to 81 Olio and Mississippi l 70 81,
Richm1nd aud Danville Il TO d West
Point terminsl l ] to 81, and O:ego, Trsns-
continental II TO S55. C.osing quotations
were as follows:
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HousE-B UILoING MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime aid cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMING UMBER-Ysrd prices RousA
SIS per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, S25; shingles, 1904 so; lathing-
Poplar, 81 rs; cypress, 81 per 1000 laths.
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20 feet.
LIME N CEMENT-Alsbama lime, 95c0
sls barrel; Tennessee, $4,000; Louisville
cement, 81 20 @l rs a barrel; Rosedale ce.
Paris, 81 80.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that ] have been daily
~ appointed fdminisiratrtz Of The estate OF
Gus Coleman, deceased, BY the Probate COun OF
SHELBY county, Tenn. Al Persons indebted %
s1id estate are desired - ZONE forward immeai-
ftely Gud maze payIDeIli aud those having claims
against II rrs hsrcby notified TO pfesent them,
duly prJDate1. % ne, o. % my attorney, within
tie I me uD41ired by law.
Me- MATILDA COLEMAN, Adninistratrx.
d. q. NsItuDsr, A.tOTIty, Tue
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WEEK END'GI SINCE err.
IAUc. g., 1881 lsT.
ROUTE. -------
This Last This Last
Year. Year. Year. Year.
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.#oIIpArEn srATENENr.

DAYS recei pts, lSS i......-. .......
Days receipts, 1882. ........... 70,
Days receipts, q
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RIVER NEWS.
LEAVING.
THIS DAY

STEAMERS LEAVING.
81. Francis RiveTIDA LEE, Joplin, 5 pm.
Arkansas Eiver--IDA DAgEAGH, smith. 8 Pm.
Yicksburg. ..........B BELLE MEMPHIS. Mckee. 10 an.
St Louis &C YVICEsBURs McPheeters, 10 an
Cincinnsd...--.-CoSs MuLAE, Moore, 5 pm.
New Orleans.-...JoH a. ScUDDEE Baker, p N.
WEDNESDAY y THURSDAY.
FHaFs PGilt--....C ~oAHoSA. Wednesdays pm.
Osceola--------.DEAS ADAMS, Wednesday, SPIN.
ST. Louis--~~-..CITY oF Sr-LoUIs, wednes. loan.
Arkansas City...EATE ADAMS, Thursday, 5 pm.
Hales POlnt-----MAEE TWAIN. Thursday, 5 pm.
MOVEMENTS At THE LEVEE.
ArTiv1k.-Kste Adams, Arkansas City;
Coahom9, Frisrs Point; Ida Lee, ST. Francis
river; Ida D8rrsgh, Arkansas river; ". P.
Halliday, New Orleans; Paris c. Brown,
New Orleans; Dean Adams, O=ceola; City of
Cairo, 81. Louis; Central City, S.. Louis;
ANDY Baum, Cincinnati.
Dep1Tturcs.-Ci.y of Cairo, Vicksburg;
City OF Helena, ST. Louis; W. P. Halliday,
s.. Louis; Central City, St. Louis, Paris C..
Brown, Cincinnati; Andy Baum, Cincinnati;
Dean Adams, O-caols; Marx Twain, Hales
Point; Kate Adams, Arkansas City; Coaho-
ma, Friars Point.
Boats in Port.-Ida Darragh and Ida Lee.
Boats Dus D0rgH.-Cous MiIlar, Belle
Memphis sui John A. ScUdder.
Bo1ts Due Up-City Of Vicksburg.
Receipts Yesterday.
Marx Twain-6l sks seed and s. 4ks ear
corn.
Ida D~srrsgh-9} heles cotton, 122 SKIS seed
and q pigs sundries.
Paris c. BroEn-65 brls sugsr and 1900
bdls cottou-ties.
tda les bales cotton, 207 SKIS seed and
II pigs SUMMARIZES.
Dean Adams-99 brls potatoes, IL bris
apples lis SKIS seed and lot suudries.
Kate Adaus-32 bales cotton, GA SKIS
sesd, 4 I'D cattle aud 26 pkgs sundries.
w. ?. Hsliidsy-100 cases dry goods, 80
CASES saraiues, 40 bales baga and 20 pigs
soda.
Coabopa-24 bales cotton, IS bgs seed-
cotton, Z Eks seed, l COW, II brIs apples and
q pkgs sundrieF.
ANDY Baum-5O0 brls -four, 1U1 hrls salt,
| F5 brls whisky, $50 brls oil, $50 kgs nailF,
500 bxs mer6hsndise and 2733 pkgs mer-
~chandise.
Central City-22OO brls flour, 500 brls
| mel, So wheelbarrows, 215 SKIS corn, 200 SKIS
Iran, 1909 SKIS oats, 100 sks rye and 200 pigs
sundrles.
City Of Cairo-95 dry Barrels, 60 wet bar
rels, 45 bxs and ties meat, 4 brls PORK, 236
pkgs lsrI, 81 pkgs lead, 500 sks grain, 90
| crates cabbagep, $500 rlis b~agging, 81 pockets
shot, 20 pkgs butter, l25 bxs crackers and
49, pkgs merchandise.
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WHISKY. ETC,


BRANDIEs-Cognac, S5@16 peach, e SO
@3 50; apple, S2@3 so.
WISEs-Imported port, 81 50@4 ; cherry,
81 55@4; champsgne-American extra dry,
5000; Piper Heideick, S26@2S; Mumm's
extra dry, $1,000; Pomery Sec, S31 50@
SO so w. Cliquot, S31 50@3S 50 c~laret,
s. 1898 per box Catawba, IS 5O@9.
WHIsxIEs = Redistilled, 90c a 81 so {;
straight, 81 5O@4, according to aSe.
LOUISVILLE, August 6.-Whisky, 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, August 6.-Whisky steady,
81 "A.
CINeIENATt, August 6.-Whisky steady,
81 Is.
New ORLEANS, August 6.-WhisRS un-
changed.
CHICAGO, August 6.-Whisky steady and
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, August 6.-Whisky quiet
and steady, 81 165@l II.
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Instruction in all branches OF a college education.
Experienced Professors. The degrees OF BIS, A.H.
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PELTRIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.

HtDEs, ETe.-No.ld dry flint hides, Ice; No. 2
dry hides, 123@13c sal. hides, 1Q@l24c;
No. green salt hides, 53@73c No. 2 greer
salt hides, &c; green hides, 5@6c. Beeswax-
prime yellow, 28@30c tsllow, 7@7lc; GIG
seng, per pound, 81 80. Deerskins- prime,
25933s.
LEATHER-Oak sole, per round, a5940c;
9 sSsSc. sr rsgcp ca aifn sf6iS SSSG4y rs TA do1as'
domestic cali, SoC@tsc rer dozen.
CANDLEs-Full weight, l53c.
FEATHERs-Prime, 40c.
WooL-Tub.washed, 25@35c per pound;
uuwashe6, 1929; bury, J0@I6c.
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p cine. Patented Oct
- I6, 1876. One box So
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at 1920, quiet; a. 2:15, quiet aud steady
closing quiet aud steady. Sales, 3l6 bales;
contracts, 1900 bales. Closing quotations
were "a follow:
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RVnan RFwAUR
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Oakce Of the Commissioner 81
The Freedman's Savings and Tsass
COHeary.

wAsHIssroE, D. c., July Il, lisa
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the deposttcFs and
~ other creditors of the Freedmsn's savings
and Trust Company that a final dividend of seven
per cent. vas declared in their favor on the 18th OF
May last (mAking sixty-two Per cent. in aul, and
is now being paid at the Office of the COMING
sioner of said company in this city.
All depostoIs who have not yet forwarded their
books for this dividend are requested 70 do so al
once. Books should be accompanied by the ad-
dress of their owners and forwarded 10 the Com
missioner of the ~eedma Savings and Trust
Company, Washington, d. c."
The amount estimated TO be required TO pay
this dividend in SIS, 397 -, of which sum about
Sla5, COS has already been paid.
JO9k lay KNOX Commissioner