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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-08-29

The following are tie wholesale prices
of lumber in this markets.
PopLAR-1i in, LIST and Sd clear, StS@21
Il and 2 in LIST and ed clear, $22@24;
common board, Sl0@12 So, siding strips,
Ike. face measure, ist and I'd clear, $22
ceiling, Ike in, LIST and I'd, 500; dressed, /,
II and 2 in, LIST and I'd, $2S@30. common
dressed, l in, $14@1E.
TIsPRR-Foplsr, 1909; cypress s5@9;
cottonwood, S2@3; gum, 1908 so; oak, So
@o; ash, S6@S; black walnut, S20950.
YELLOW PINE-1, II and 2 in, LIST and
I'd, $1O@24; dressed, $50; flooring, 5 and 6
in, $25 flooring, 8 and 4 in, s27 so; ID
flooring $22 80; heart step lumber, $3.50
40; 4 ceiling, S25; ! ceiling, $22 SO; / cell,
ing, $50.
CorFoNwoor i to ) in. mill run, culls
out, SiO@11.
LATH Poplar s.; cypress, 81 so.
BLACK WALNUT-1st and I'd, l, Ii and
in, $65@75; common, S35 5000; culls
bl8625.
OAK-l to 4 in, lst and I'd, $20922
common, l and 2 in. zS912.
RED GUM-2ds, Sls919; common, 5:
@10.
SHINGLBs-No. ], sawed or shaved
"a %; sawed or shaved saps, So.
Assist and I'd clear, l to 8 in., $20G
%; common, &11@13 so.
Cypress, Il and 2 in, LIST aud &c
clear, s23@25; common, SIS fencing, Ike
loft, SO.
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BY Telegraph,

INV YORK, August 2s.-Morey on call
easy 1t u per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per, 495. Foreign exchange quiet at 4S4
for 60 days, and Asst for demand.
Bonds Government bonds rave been
dull and prices heavy. State bonds have
been dull and prices heavy. Railroad
bonds were quite active to-day for the
general list, the sales aggregating $780,
WA, of which Erie Eds contributed S343,-
coo and Texas ard Pacific issues 1926, 900,
'eaving 1871, o. 0 for the rest Of the list.
There are more advances than declines.
1t is stated that Henry Willard has com
pleted the sale ofanother block of Northern
PAc Fl seconds in Germany, the sale being
contingent, however, upon a showing of
satisfactory earnings by the company.
Stocks The stock market to-day has
been unusually dull and featureless. The
sales were over l00,0 600 shares less than
yesterday, and more than IS per cent. of
tO-day's business was in Western Union
and Lackawanna. In nc other case did
TIE transactions amount to as much as
J 1000 shares. At the opening this morn
ing uric 8 were strong, the gains generally
amounting to to per cent, but Lacks-
wanna was off and Union Pacific and
Lake Shore were unchanged. mite early
dealings there was a very slight advance
from first prices, followed by a reaction
amounting to as much as l per cent. in two
or three cases and fractional amounts for
the rest of the list. After midday the mar
ket became exceedingly dull and steady,
but with a slight tendency upward, n it
so continued until late in the lest hour,
when there was q decline of TO !, fol-
lowed BY a Teaqtion Of ! to / i in the clQ 81
instances, however, the tiaal prices
were the lowest of the day.
| the result of the days operations
| being a net loEs in most cases Of to J per
| cent, but some very inactive stoess show
slight advances. while Union Pacific lost
I, L1ckawanHa :, Oregon Trauscontinental
and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy /,
and Reading II. The street Was compare
lively freq Of rumors tf importance, ex-
| cept a dispatch circulated la,e in the after
noon, stating hat freight rates f-- Chi
cago eastward were agar camoroliSed
nearly all the lines t.k1ne freight st a cut
OF DC pc. lOo ,,ounds.. 1t was announced
lale 10 .no day that the Lackawanna di-
, .ectors had uuanImously Endorsed the pol
icy OF the president, hut hat Tolicy was
not made public, although it was gener-
ally understood that it means to mine and
sell all the coal that the company can dis
pose CT. President Sloan said this after
noon that his company had been misrep-
resented, in as much as the total amount
mined TO date wa net equal to the amount
agreed upon last winter, and not as large
as Tor the corresponding period last year.
The total sales oistocts to-day were l74,-
l26 shares, including Central Pacific,
9JU5; Delaware, Lacsawanna and West
ern, 2I,6S0; ksrsas andTexas, 6100i Lake
Shore, 12,S1O; Louisville anu Nashville,
1920; Northwestern, 6045; New York
5000; st. Paul, 5000; Texas Pacific, 9s05
Western Union, %, l92; Northern Pacific
preferred, 64O0 Oregon Transcontinental,
APO. Closing quotations:
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C0TTox-sEED.
Coyyoy-sxIp 0I-In csr-losd lets, primo
sssds 9. D 81, soc afI 65sds, aet5ssal
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PETROLEUM r

CoAL-On-Prime white. wholesale lots,
12@13e per gallon.
CLEVELAND, O., August 2s.-Petroleum
quiet. s.w., 1t00 &c.
TIrUsvILLE, Pa, August 2s-Petroleum
opened at 1854; highest, 1884 lowest, 10l3
closed at lO2. Shipments, 60,76S; char
tiers, LAG ,9S4 sales not reported.
PIrTsBURe, Pa, August 2s.-Petroleum
fairly active but irregular; National
Transit certificates opened at 103, and
closed at 102; highest price, 103i; lowest,
1014.
BRADFoRD, PA August 2s.APetroleum
opened at 1851, closed at 1913 highest,
103f; lowest, 10l5. Runs, 67,024; total
shipments, 6 0 ,76S; charters, LAG, 9S4 clear
ances, ALA 600.
On Cry, Pa, August es.-Eational
Transit certificates opened at 1904 and
closed at 10l5; highest price, 1os1; lowest,
d0!4. Sales Z-cS,yvv prls; charters, 1885,
oo4; shipments, 60,76S; c~learances, A.
6l4 000-
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RAILWAY
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
Mississippi Valley Route-L., N. o. d T..
lin effect Sunday, May "a, 1885,.


Mississippi Valley Route-L., N. O.. d t.
lin effect Sunday, May "a, 1856.
No. /, Going S~outh-Leaving Memphis $50
pm; arriving at Arkansas City 6 am; Vicks-
burg am; arriving at New Orleans I :@ pm.
will arrive at Greenvillo at 10 rs am. ~
No. 2, Going North-Leaving New Orleans 1.e5
7:lO am. Train ieayiIg Arkansas Ci. S O. a56
Pig. connects with this train.
pm; arriving at Vicksburg HIS Dnmi: New S Or
No. 4; gping N~orthIiksav' .ng New orloans 6 90
No, ), th Z Sslespe' to New Orleans.
S 4 i; RR% abs. a. u y k' E g. n. Is Memphis.
l.svss p .IpPi and renDessee.-MaiI train
tTSin -s4:5 pm; arrives at $50 am. Freight
arr leaves daily except sunday at 1875 p.m.'
chesapeake, ohio ans e..xnvn,paru-
lcaysS e SIS am: Nc; 2 leaves at lao PM!
eiyss at 80 pm. Mail and express arrives daily
a z:4O an. Ripley accom- nodstion arrives daily
except sunday at s:5s s.n.
1smP ass and EsttIe G~ock-Trzins move
- follow leertrsi standard timsl: No. Leaves
leaves - $50 am arrives at 8 so am; Ne. S
dreiShl leaves HopeEeld daily, except Sunday,
Hs:O am: arrives at 100 IN.
Memphis aaa NOV.
Is folloWs; Through express lesyes daily st
&O:So pm. Mail and express Leaves 5sily Al 10
E-H, Somerville accommodation leayes iaiiy,
xeept Sunday, at 5:I5 Pm. Though express
Erives daily at le:t9 an. Eeil and express
arrives daily at 800 pm. Sor.aryille accommO-
oStlon arrives daily, except SundaT, AZ s: 90a-m.
Aansas City Spring xela ana nreEaphf
Trains lssye n. Snd 4. depot as follows: Nc, 4,
r r mail Snd Hpress Leev ss daily at II 90 an; No.
s. Ton ueApIess 4rrives at t;10 p-n.; Nos,
81 90 Eouls EXPRESS feayes daily AZ 2:30 pm; No,
VIZ. AOuls eASress arrives at II 40 pm.
mSuisSri' e and SashVtIIe-Irasns move a.
ionoM,; .ast mail arrives daily st a.S s.m.;
eNS 10 :S9 p m; mail leaves daily At goo
s -ownsvi1e acoom1odetion leaves daily,
y go pm. Brovasviiio acSommodstion arrives
ally, except Sunday, e. $40 E.D- STANDARD
Hmel.
Memphis, Selma and BFunswick-HoIly
Springs ter move as follows: No. /
leaves Memphis daily at 4:2Q pm, arrives at
Holly Springs at $3.50 pm; No. 2 leaves Holly
Springs daily at s an, arrives at Memphis at
lO:l0 a. m; No. 3 leaves Memphis daily Except
Sunday a tb:50 pm, arrives at Holly Springs at
$3.50 P-m.; No 4 leaves Holly Spring. daily lex
cept Sunday at D am, arrives Rt Memphis daily
Except Sunday at s am.
Illinois Central win Holly SprInRs).-
9oINe ~NORTH-Illipois Central train No. 4 arrives
at Holly springs. 80 o'clock a m. Memphis
Selma and Brunswick train leaves Holly Springs
Sam, arriving at Memphis at 10 10 am.
GOING SocTH-Memphis, Selma and Brunswick
train leaves Memphis 20 O'Clock PIN arriving
az Holly Sprngs at $50 pm. Illinois Central
train 40. leaves Holly Springs, 6:42 pm.
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LyvE-sa.sCK uA4REr.

The Union Stock Yards and Fertilizer
Company reports the following for the
week ending August %, 1885:
CATTLE-Good to choice butchers steers,
IS 1904 25; heifers, So 50@4; medium
steers, S303 so; medium heifers, 81 75@
8 25; common steers, 1902 so; mixed lots
scalawsgs, ST. 50@2 25.
SHEEP-Good mutton, $3@3 25; com
mon, Sl@1 so per head.
LAMBs-Good fst, Hose; common,
mixed, 75c@S1 25 per head.
HoGs-100 to 140 pounds, 81 259S4 90
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August q .-Cattle-re-
ceipts, 500 head; shipments, $50 head !;
very quiet and only small business done /;
native shipping steers, "a 5O95 so; native
| butchers steers, S3@4; mixed lots of
butcbering stock, g 25@3 so; Texans,
81 5O@3 60; Indian steers, 81 1903 IS.
Hogs easy and slow; receipts, 1900 head /;
shipments, 1100 head; packing, 81 209
4 so; Workers, 81 $50 4 20; butchers,
81 60 4 So. Sheep-receipts, 1400 head ::
shipments, 1900 head; steady and un.
cnanged; common to medium, S2@2 IS;
good to choice 81 1903 so Lambs, 81 50@4.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, August 2S.-The Lire
| Stock Indicator reports: Ca~ttle-receipts
1897 head; shipments, 1870 head; weak
and quiet, except for good butchers stuff
and feeders; exporters, S. 2095 40; good
to choice shipping, 81 9o@5l5; common
to medium, "a 50@4 IS; stockers and
feeders, s. 1904 80; CO SIS, 80 4093 40;
grass Texas steers, 50 9O@3 65. Hogs
receipts, $50 head shipments, 1852 head
weak and SC lower; light and assorted,
"a 1904 40; heavy and mixed, s4@4 25.
Sheep-receipts, los head; shipments,
none; quiet; fair to good muttone, So SOC
8; common to medium, 81 5000 55.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 2S.-The Drouers'
Journal reports: Cattle receipts. 5000
head shipments, 2lOO head. Market slow
and weaker; shipping steers, s4@5 so;
stockers and feeders, 50 60@4; COWS
bulls and mixed, 81 1904; through Texas
cattle a shade weaker, g SOFAS 60; West
ern rangers lower; natives and half
breeds, S494 20; cows. 81 1908 80; win
tered Texans, 50 15@3 80. Hogs-re
ceipts, 1880 head shipments, 5000 head
market slow common weaker; rough anG
mixed, So $500 20; packing and ship
ping, 81 20(94 60: light weights, 81 20@
4 rs; skips. 81 1908 70. Sheep-receipte
1000 head; shipments, 1000 head; marke
Glow and weak; natives, s2@S; Texans
81 75@3; lambs, per head, s1@2 rs.
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prime summer yellow, 34a@35c; off
summer yellow, 80 SAC; Miners, 34@35c;
choice cooking summer yellow, 35@36c.
Less thar carload lots: Prime summer
yellow, 36037o; miners summer yellow.
36c; choice cooking summer yellow, 500
SIC; choice winter yellow, 45@46c.
CoTIoN-SEED MEAL-Prime, +. o. b., SO
per ION.
CoTToN-SEED = Cotton-seed, railroad
sacked, $12 per ton, delivered; wagon seed,
delivered, S12 per ton; river seed, on bank,
$40 per ton. Rates established by Men,
phis Cotton-Seed Clearing House.
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Keep Quiet a Few Days.

What, then, are you to do? To so on
seems certain death. And drop all cares
you cannot; the road looks dark, but It's
before day. Will and determination have
much to do with our existence. Never
give up. Study to find where you have
gone against Nature the hardest, and absn-
don all things possible that do you harm.
Yet you will find it necessary at times to
depend en- g good reliable medicine to
help you out, Hops are a good nersine
and tonic; Pcdopholin a cathsTtic and
liver regulator; Buchu acts on the kidneys
and urinary organs.
These, properly combined with other in
gradients, have proved the greatest medi-
cine ever prepared, and known through
out the world as Hop Bitters.
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GENERAL NEWS.
BUsINEss tair,

BUSINESS 12lr,
THE river rose l foot at 81. Louis.
THE Lee liners arrived and departed on
time.
WARNER, with rain symptoms early in
the day.
THE CITY of Providence passed to st.
Louis late Thursday night.
THE James W. Gsff will arrive in time
to return to the Ohio this evening.
The Alberta arrived from White river
yesterday morning, bringing a new bale of
cotton.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday 5 bales of
cotton, IL bags of seed-cotton, and Sc sacks
of ~cotton-seed.
THE daily packet Enquirer is making
good time to Cat Island and back every
day, with improving business.
THE Belle Memphis passed to Yicksburg
early yesterday morning, discharging 1902
packages and adding ten tons way freight.
CAPT Inv. DUGNER, a prominent petit
toner for Supervising Inspector Of this
district, is in the city. He is from Louis
vile, and is strongly suspected as being the
author of the "Old Ike" paragraphs in
the Courier-Journal river news column.
VICKsBURG Herald, yesterday: about
{ CLOCK last nlRnt the Dank
| oppos te where the whsrfboat is located al
tholower landing commenced caviDg, and
| it was feared at 9 o'clock that the freight
sheds OF the Street ard Vickturg and
| Meridian railroad, the tracks and incline
from the wharfboat and the hosting
| engine would all go into the river"
CINCINNATI Tfmes-Sidr: ga big river il
looked for by steamboatmen. With the
| river at Oil City 8 feet Q inches and rising
| this morning, a stage of over 20 feet M J
be safely expected 1T Pittsburg. Whai
| should be looked for here cannot reason.
ably be predicted just yet, but a freshet o
goodly proportions is a certainty, enc
people alorg the river should prepare fol
it."
PADUCAH Standard, yesterday: "Capt
Jack Grammer announces on his return
from W~ashingto .hat the steamboat mai
service between Evansville and Cairo viii
not be discontinued, in his opinion. Tn;
will be good news, especially to the SINAI
towns on the route dependent entirely o.
that means of communication. Hone hi
opinion may prove correct, for the good @
all parties"
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HOUsE.BUILDIxa MATERIALS.

FRAMINa-LUMBKR-Yard prices-Rough,
S15 per loco feet dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, s25; shingle 1904 so; lathing-
poplar, 81 rs; cypress, 81 fer 1000 laths.
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20
feet.
LIME AND CKMENT-Pure Alabama lime,
75SS5c in bulk delivered 90@95c per bar
rel in store; Louisville cehlent, 81 5Gt@
l rs per barrel; Rosedale cement, g Esq
2 so per barrel; Portland, a494 so; Ro-
man, SIS; plaster OF Paris, 50 so; hair. sc
per pound 40c per bushei.
NAILs-$2 80 per keg.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Summer Trips. Bee Line

ITO those contemplating summer jaunts to the
a St Lawrence River, Niagara Falls, Saratoea,
White Mountains and all mountain and seaside
summer resorts in New York and New England,
the Bee Line, Lake Shore and New York Central
offers the most complete through Sleeping, Parlor
and Hotel Car service, the greatest number OF
through trains a day and the fastest schedules
over low grades, easy curves and perfect track.
1t is positively the only line running sleeping
ears from Cincinnati to Boston and in time I'M
equaled, aud into the city of New York without
transfer or ferriage. Tick cts will be made good
via Niagara Falls and or boat trips on the scenic
Hudson an no extra charge on Limited EXPIRES
the fastest train in America.
For ,urther information, sleepipE = car nsrtbs
eto., address j. e. DEEVES
ZEN ,nnotiern Ago" ~est Fourth street,
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FINANCE,

The discount rate for money at the banks
Ia 6 per cent. The clearinghouse report is
as follows:
C'earances yesterday, s93,5S7 &c; thus
week, S45S, 1872 SO; same week last year,
1907 1853 70 same week In 1888, 1852 DAB 90.
Balances yesterday, s53, 1852 IS; thus far
this week, SPA, 460 45 same time leet Week,
$l67,971 SO; same week last year, $780,
233 IA; same week lii 1888, $120,098 81.
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ID rs AND

WooL-Choice washed, 2Sc per Id; I'M
washed, 10923c; unwashed bury, LOG
Ice; clear bury, 16@22c. Market weak.
HIDEs-Dry flint No. l, 163c; No. 2,
133c. Dry sailed, 10911c. Green sailed,
63@sfc. Tallow, 6@e3c. Beeswax, 22@
26c. Market firm.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, August 2S.-Wool-tub-
washed higher, 2i@313c unwashed steady,
12@213c; Texas, 1l@2 lc.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa August 2S-Wool
market steady; New York, Michigan, H.
diana and Western coarse ,30@31c: washed
combing and delaine coarse, 32@3Sc; Ore
gon, 17@24c.
BosToN, Macs, August 2S-Wool-
demand active and higher Ohio and Penn
sylvania feeces, 3l@34c Michigan ~ieeces,
10000 Michigan and Ohio d~elaine, 32@
35c; unwashed woods, ] Sa25e; pulled
wool. 25@27c for extra and 25@3lc fol
supers.
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NEW YORK, August 2s.-There is a large
business in progress in sill departments,
and agents and jobbers are alike doing
well. More fabrics of all kinds adapted to
ladies' wear are in good demand and
prices are hardening Agents have ad-
vanced the price of Pride of the West So
inch blesched cottons TO lie, Ramapo &
Berwick prints to Ale, Dunkirk prints to
&c, and Merrimac shirtipgs to 43c.
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Keep Quiet II Few Days

London Times.
This is what the good doctor and kind
friends say time and again to those whose
nerves are all unstrung, worn out tn
labor and care, sleepless nights, poor APP
petites, unable to digest the little they do
eat, and a general miserableness ell over.
There is no doubt about the advice be-
ing good, but how many of the suffering
thousands can follow it? Not one in
twenty! The clergyman who keeps to-
gether a large congregation; the man that
manages an important business; the poor
man with his family to support, az well So
| the wife who presides over the rich mans
| household, seeing that everything is COM
plete and in order; or the mother who
| cannot afford a nurse, and is broken up
| by a fretful baby, must all go on, notwith-
| standing the advice TO
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more worthy Of The Pstlis %esafdsnss.


NASHVILLE, T~ENN.-ses.iou 1sssS~Psr-
~ manent Endowment, 500, 0oe. The keadsric,
Biblical and Law Departments open Sept. 18th.
The Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Depart
ments open Oct. LIST. Fees, Academic Depart
ment, %; BIBLICAL, SIS; Law, soc: Medical.
$50; Dental, $50; Pharmaceutical So. The schools
apparatus. The School for Engineering z sun
piled with a workshop for ~prsctesl instruction.
Two Postgraduate FellowshipS, worth : % each,
and four Graduate ~Feliowships. worth $500 each,
are annually awarded. Board from S2 10 so per
month. Tie Annual Register is sent on applics-
ton to wills Williams, Secretary of the Faculty.
l. c. Channellnr
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MEMPHIS T. tn TIE
~n.-, uonas prtnriual

WITH experienced assistants in all depart
bst IA, 1875, at No. ia fernando street, formerly
Grace Church. Boys prepared for either Bust
ness or College. Discipl ne strict, and %instruc-
tion thorough and modern n methods. Modern
Languages a special feature. For rartic9lars and
terms, address, WHARTON s.. JONES,
1856 fernando street, Memphis. Tenn.
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1AHn-

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness. early de-
cay, loss of manhood, etc., I will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America Send self addressed envelope to
the Rev. JOSEPH I. ISMAs, Station d, Nep Yor
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NEW ORLKANs,LA, August 2s.-Sight ex-
change on New York, 81 90 per $1,000 pre-
MUM.
LONDON, August 2s.-Consols, 100 5-l6
for both money and the account; United
States bonds, AZ, 1851; do. AIS, 1l4s; At
lsnt'c and Great Western f%irsts, 335; At
lantic and Great Western seconds, 90;
Canadian Pacific, 46!; Erie, Ut; Erie Sec
onds, 7Of; Illinois Central, 1861; Mexican
ordinary, 2Ss; st. Paul common, 81; New
York Central, 104; Pennsylvania, "a;
Reading, lls.
PARIS, August 2s.-Three per cent. rentes
Slf loo for the account.
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Comparative cotton statement for the
week ending Friday, August 2Sth, 1885:
Net receipts at all United States ports dur.
ing the week, 1896 tJsIes; same week last
year, 1914 b2..-s. Total receipts to this date.
4,IZS5,oz4 bales; same date last year, 4,779,.
$50 bales. Exports for The week, 14,2O3
bales; came week last year, 1870 bales.
Total exports to this date, 1896, 935 bales;
same date last year, 3,S96,675 bales. Stock
at all United States ports, l2S,523 bales:
same time last year, 1892 bales. Stock
at all interior towns, 53l1 bales; same
time last year, o443 bales. Stock at Liv-
erpool, $4,000 bales; same time last year,
$4,000 bales. Stock of American shoat
for Great Britain, 10000 bales; same time
last year, %, 900 bales.
The New Orleans spot market opened
dull and closed dull, with quotations
unchanged, and sales of $50 bales. Re-
ceipts we're 1876 bales: stock, 1892 bales.
Quotations yesterday were as follows, as
compared with the previous day:
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, d.

1zS8. --
THE ACADEMIC AND SuIEnTlf1C
open September 10, 1885. Apply TO
PRESIDENT of the
TIL OF mEDLCINE open Septem-
Der 81, 1885. Apply to Prof. J. W. H.. LOVEJQY,
MD; 900 18th 81, y Va WAsaiseTos, Difgj; w.,
Wednesday in October. Apply to sAM'L y.
YEATMAN, Secretary. cor. 9th and n Streets
N. W., Washington, ID. @.
JAMES u. DOONAN, s. J., Presieent.
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Above -
low water. Ris
STATIONS.
Feet lOths Feet 1Oths Feet 1Oths

tBslow high-water mark, 1874.
NEW ORLEANS, August 29.-Night-
Departed: City of Baton Rouge, st. Louis.
PIrTsBURG, Au ust 2S.-Noop-River
8 feet 4 inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
WHEELING, W. VA, August 2S.-Noon-
River II feet and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINcINNATI, August IS -Noon-River 10
feet 5 inches and rising. Weather clear; Their
mometer, 70S.
ST. LOUIS, August % might Arrived:
City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg. The river has
risen l foot, II feet 2 inches by the gauge.
Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, August 2S.-Noon-River IA feet
5 inches and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: City of hatcher, st. Louis, 9 am. De-
parted: James W. Gaf, Memphis, 10 am.
LOUISVILLE, August % = Noon-The
| river is stationary, with 5 feet 10 inches in the
| canal and 3 feet s inches on the falls. Business
| dull Weather cool and cloudy. Locals on time.
| Night-River stationary, with 5 feet 10 inches
in the canal and 3 feet s inches on the falls.
Business dull. Weather clear and pleasant.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN : rEAMERs.
BREMEN, August 2S.-Arrit ID: Steam I
Stag, from New Orleans.
SOUTHAMPTON, August %. - Arrived:
Steamer Ems, from New York for Bremen.
NEW YORK, August %. = Arrived
Steamers Salier, from Bremen; City of Rich
mond, from Liverpool; Westphalis, from Ham
burg; Abyssinia, from Liverpool.
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VARIED AGENTTSS,r Men SG1, ppa wSTsptR t9 e
Introduction By Rev. J. IL. Vincent, DID. One
agent has sold IS in g town of 64 people; one IS
in a village of 1874; one now agent s. in 10 days;
two different times. Experience not necessary
Address CASSELL & CO. (L'td),
40 Dearborn street. Chicago,
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