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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
u..e,. Head. aud s,..l..

Nfw YoHK. Aug IL Money on call easy
at 'tM2 per cent; last loan, per cent,
closed offered NJ per cent Prime mcpan.
tile paper, tNt0h per cent Sterling en-.
change active aud steady, With actual bust.
ncss al tLsi'. TOT sAty day bills aud lis7
Tor demand.
Government bonds were quiet, but weaker.
State bonds were dull and without feature.
The stock market today was left NJ the
mercy u the bear traders aud from the open.
Ing until the close there seemed to be no sup
port ~ any organized resistance 81 the bear
mids The movement was generally consid.
ofud a needed reaction and the lower prices
resulting from the days operations arr be.
licycd ~ bc simply natural incident 30 the
long continued rise London houses were
moderate buyers At the decline, but the pur.
Chascs Tor that amount failed 10 cause n rally
aud when some heavy selling orders from
Chiuago and Saratoga we've executed prices
gave way easily Chicago. burlington a
Quincy was especially weak aud declined 2 per
cent after opening unchanged from last
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

New York and eastern demand, psrbuy-
ing, 81. so per ~, 600 premium selling. New
Orleans, g. discount buying, par selling
Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louisville demand,
par buying 81 per $1,000 premium selling.
The local cotton market closed steady
salcs % bales. At New orleans spots closed
quiet with futures steady; August un-
changed and the remaining months of to
: points Liverpool closed firm, demand
light futures steady and up 2 TO points.
Al Manchester cloths steady, demand fair;
yarns quiet, little doing.
New York closed firm at an advance Of
lice, with futures steady; August up o
points September and remaining months
OIL I TO s points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say; "An advance
In Liverpool brought buyers 20 coyer, short
August opening the market at n substantial
advance over last evenings close, and show.
ing that the short interest is by no means
covered yet The operations Of the bull party
seemed resolved 20 keep the market down
instead OF foreign prices upward, and un.
doubtcdly 20 have sold some Of their pre-
vious purchases today for this purpose,
which causes many To think that the deal is
over, but the indication points TO n sharp
reaction only TO check the shipments Of cot.
ton 10 this port Rains are reported In
Texas with the result Of breaking prices
here on the fail and winter months some II
points, closing at about the lowest price
with n feeling Of depression"
At Savannah the new receipts today were
"a bales, and new cotton was held at - "a
l.c lower At Charleston the receipts wcr,
o bales; Galveston, l22 bales, and Mobile, q
bales
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drain mud prnNI.Inn..

Cmc,ao. H.. Aug. il-Whcnt opened
nj the various exchanges in the country to-
day from &C. Ia &c lower than the closing
prices Monday The early cables gave bet.
i,r weather abroad, with FREE offerings and
selling hyyNpurtcrs ut New York. The tone
was hcnrish all around There was selling by
the country Of long wheat, aud professionals
thought u Wa going down o. on Monday,
aud they Joined Ia the selling This took
the price " september to Nc. and that
WIS rpod pnint Tor certain parties to buy
for covering and they did a. Then the
laucr receipts for "Wednesday were made
| known. aud there was morn buying on that,
aud the price went up about noon tothr best
| point " the day, s2'.ms2'.c, but aficrwarl
| Tell below N3c.
The surprise II the day was In corn Au,
| gust closed nearly 70 over the bottom for the
| day at 49, &C. September closed '.c over
last night. at lhr, The low prices were
shortly after the opening, when September
| touched ~ &C.. The demand iur cash corn
Tor shipping was sonn felt the estimate fni
"Wednesday was found Ia hc but - ears th,
shorts turned iutn cover, and little cufn Wn'
/ Tor alc. 4 leading operator turned Ia a hif
/ buyer, and the result was remarkable AL
vance without any special excitement
Oats symplihigcd sumcW hat with the i'm
/ pruycmcnt in corn. The speculative de
mand vas fair. aud hrmcr feeling pre-
| vailed, bat fluctuations we're small
Mes pork was in small request and unset
| tied After declining Nic On account uf a.,
/ yellow fever scare. it rallied q like amount
/ iu sympathy with the advance iu corn aud
/ closed steady Short ribs wcrc in limited o.
| quest, After decline 1t "a be-, there wnl
a slight reaction, but the market closed dull
The leading futures ranged ~ follows
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wheat receipts are increasing and with the
rush Of spring receipts that must soon come
ON the market, We believe must force lower
futures
The Bradstrcets agency reports 1870 fail
urcs in the United States during the week
ending August H. 1888, against lS0 in the
preceding week and LA, 1872, 1872 and al In
corresponding weeks Of 1887, 1885, 1885 and
1884, respectively. This weeks failures are
divided as follows: Middle States, 40; New
England States 80 southern States, is; west
ern States, 90; Pacific States and Territories,
2s; Canada, 49, total in the United States
and Canada, 226.
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Ece,istuiis

CoRS-From store, white, G2c mixed 57c,
from lcyce or depot, white, In bulk, 5Gc, in
sacks, bgc; mixed Ia bulk, Doc; In sacks, 5jc.
Bp,N--from store, Zoe, from leycc or de.
pot Sli.UOCIli.50.
llAY--Choicc, from store, OOc; car load,
from loyeo or depot $500 prime, from
store, Soc. car load, from lcyce or depot,
SO OO. pmiric. from store 5jGtGOc, car load,
from loycc or depot, Sl0.d0@il0O.
OArs-F From store, white, I0c mixed, 3lc;
from cycc or depot, white Ia bulk, 2lci In
sacks, 3sc, mixed, Ia bulk, 2Oc, In sacks, Sic,
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CucAGo, H., Aug iL.-Thc Drorcr'i Journal
reports Cnttc-licccipis, l0,0pO, shipments,
l. loo Market strong fOr good grades, CONF
mon lower. steers 60 ShdbOO. stockers aud
feeders, '2OOd33j; cows. bulls aud mixed,
~ Wm3lO. Texas cattle al.OOd33O, west
crn rangers. 3OOtdi6, 7 y
Hogs Rrccipts, 5000 shipments, 3,0o0
Market slow. mixed y as 1000 30. light
s5.1UMGIO, skips. $io09 20, heavy, ,sj.Sj
Go 40
sheep Re 'clpts, GoNn shipments, 1000
Market steady natives, 81 15Cti.bn western
shorn, tJ.tnf,31t Texans shorn, sJ.OOJ3. 20;
lambs 81 236td.7h
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CopN Mr,L-Smndard, S20j@270 pearl,
s. 80 steady.
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, s275; mcdi-
um, $3.50.
oar MrAL--In half brls $3.50 from store.
CRAcKrBs Soda, treble extra, 54c; ginger
snaps 5tsmsc; assorted iumbles lOtil2c
FLouR-- From store, common, S32j, fnmi.
w, a. 20: choice, Si.UO; fancy, SI25i extra
fancy, SiG0, patent, $5.OOa5.20; quiet
CRAcEED WnEAr-ln half brls, 500 from
store
HoMlNY AND Gmrs-From store, 1926.
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Cash quotations wcrc as follows


fluur-fiHm aud unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat N iAc. No. spring
wheat, 75tt1sIc No. ? rcd. SIC No 2corn,
iGc. No. oats, 2tNCtA'tc, No. 2 rye. $50
C,isc, No. barley, nominal, No. ilatscvd,
titl prime timothy seed s. o.
Mess rotk-rcr bfl. ii13Dai3N lard.
per 100 lhs. ts7nds55 short ribs sides
(louscL sSO2hdsOh dry saltcd shoulders
thOkcdl, S5.iOdI50, short clear sides
(botcdL o. 1u6tnO0
Rcccipts-Flour, 1900 brls. wheat, ot,OCO
bu, corn, $500 bu. oats, ~ go bu rye,
1000 bu, barley, 900 bu
Shipmcnis-flour, 400 brls. wheat az, &.
OoO bu, corn, $4,000 bu, oats, iSl, 600 bu, rye,
1900 bu. barley, none.
~. Lows, No, Aug n.-Flour-Stcady
and unchanged.
Wheat 'nd"f the influence o. good foreign
weather adyiCcs, liberal receipts herr aud lie.
clines In other markets prices opened lower
aud fell on &c, but when corn got strong
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


AZ noon. spou-fim. demand lirht
Ralcs, 500 bales. II which American
0,sOO bales Receipts 1900 bales. ui
which American, 400 bales Closing quo.
tations were as follows Ordinary, iNsd.
good ordinary, sd. low middling hId.
good midiling b'sd miiiliug uplands.
b,Sd middling Orleans, 5Asd
futups opened steady at advance and
closed steady.
trhcsc prices arr given IN pence aud Glihs.
thus 4o5 means iOJGl, aud Sol means
OLGA
At| pm.-August, $40 sellers. August
September, 6.3i, sellers. September October.
b2i, buyers, October November, . ~. scllcrs.
EoycmbcrD December, bii, buyer D,ccm
bcr-JanuAry, ga sellers. January Feb
ruary, 5.i4, sellers. February March, 6l5
sellers, September. 53, sellers.
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Fiu- Mackcrcl, half brls, No !, $50,
No. 2 1915 lob Kit, No. I, $llb, No. ?,
10. Dry herring, family, Doe per box.
Hoo PRopucrs--Quict, mess pork, 5000,
sugar cured hams, l3Ml3Hc, breakfast
bacon, lO}.ml2c. bacon, clear rib sides, ",
@0lkc, bulk pork, clear sides, o., clear rib
sides, sh@s)sc, long clear, SIC, shoulders,
nc
iARp-Tcs, sImsNc; half brls s'sCtS'Ec,
keys, sisms)sc, choice kettle, H3s@O}sc,
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miscellaneous.

HAUaiug= iONtl2c.
rowprR- kcr,, g. Oo. half kegs, s. 70.
quarter Kegs, tl,7h.
llipr.-Dry fiui, No I, i0c. No. ., &c. dry
snltcd. A'ttt5c. green saltcd. No. I. o.. No
. atc gwen, Josic. shccp'kins, l5cGgsLVO
irregular
Tiu-ii.i6@i
suot-Drup si.2i, buck, $3.50.
lTAp=li'.
N,ns-iron. t2oo. steel. s2l5
Toh,oco-Common, 2i9Shc, other gradcs,
lAftS,r.
sSr,r -Garrett's, sioS,. Ralph's, ilo25.
RAILROAD. o. ~. Gail 4 "A, sp2h
Coat Ou.-rhmc white, Wholesale lots,
p'sc Ivr gal
Muut-iurry. grease wool. unwashcd. ~
CtiI. clear grease wool 2Ott2hc. bury,
washed. 9saJst tub washed. JOajic.
IusWAN aisWHN.
lNtinw-aa0ttc.
Mmsgy Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 iN6tGUh. Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, ~ hObt3O0 Eastern
rycs 81 sttttuu according to aye aud make.
common whisky, nhctttl ~ according 10
proof nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
Live s,erk.
L,vrsa.Choicc $50. common 10 good,
per head. i2.O1
Hoes Choice light Sos &c, good, tA@Sc,
common, t'fCti'tc
Cu1lr.-Choicr, sS@t'ic. good, S'.@ic,
scallaWars, nominal
SnfTr.-Choicc DC, medium, SIC .com.
mon, ~ uuOti.Ju
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prtHH CHrpE Oil--3GC prime summer
yellow, iOdtlr. on summer yellow aSt1,C.
choice cooking summer yellow, lSOtlGc,
prime summer white, itWtig, prime cotton
seed meal. Oh. 2iGti1. 90, les than car load.
tlS2i. Oh cotton seed meal, tl5.unCgia. -,
les. than car load lots, tiO 20
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nAiLN oonoN srArENrNr.


Spots opened steady Mt advance aud closed
steady; middling liAc. Sales. IO7 bales
Quotations we're A. follows Ordinary. Sisc.
rood ordinary. 10 I.lGc, low middling.
10 i6-iGc, midlllng, iiNc, good middling.
II Il.iGc. middling fair u 6.iOc, fair
~ l5-iGc.
Futures opened firm and closed steady, A.
follows August llsS1li. ~; September
p7sag7 70. October 0GO November. O50d
p6I, December, o5O@o6i, January, $500
o55. February, aGSGeaG5, March, O72@
e.7s; April, . sodo.si, May, o. ss@os9 June,
epSaDW Sales, NJ, 100 bales
Nrw onIrANs.
Tho spot market opened nominal and
closed quiet MiddunR io'.c Sales, 26'
bales. Quotations were o. follows. Ordinary
nc. good ordinary, $50. low middling OA.c
niddling. 1850 good middling. iO1c
futures opened barely steady aud close,
steady, ~ follows August pp2dDnS, Sep
icmhcr g2i6,l2i. October oO2a0O3, No
-cmbcr. sgIctsg7; December snSCtaOo
January, aO6lteO5, February, pil6to 10
iarh, a21Cto2i, April s32go -. May
hil@0i2 June, ---, Sales, ~ 200 bales.
DAiLY roHr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Arrivals-City Of vicksburg, st. Louis;
Henry Lourey, st. Louis Arkansas City,
Natchez; Chickasaw, White river.
Departures-City of Vicksburg, Natchez,
Arkansas City, st. Louis; Henry Lourey,
New Orleans Eugene, Arkansas river.
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Nrw YouE, Aug. lon the part Of
the iobhing trade increased activity was
evident, with the busincs, iu motion " im-
proved volume Buyers were more numcr-
Gus and like reports were returned by repre-
scntatiycs of all distributing ccntcrs.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady aud
closed steady, middling ioc. Sales 20 bales,
including - last evening, IT which -- 10
exporters and all 10 spinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary 71sc, good ordinary. $50. low
middling, gssc; middling, loo good mid
ding, 10 b-iGc, middling fair, 1850; fair,
nominal; dusty, ilc To lc lower.
,.,,, ,.,..,,y .,.r.,,...
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ST. Louis Mo-. Aug 8-wool-stcady fair
sales, unNa.hcd bright medium, HOPE,
coarse braid, llCtiOC, low sandy, i0di1c, fine
light i2@lSc, fine heavy, i09i0c; tub
washed 2sGt3tc.
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FINANCE AND C0MME..CE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE o.. so PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, ioc-
Sales Today 26 Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Quiet.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insuress . rerfse, complsiiou and hep. N. T.s..
Hecf. Arms and hands sof, and amoo,h. Tryui
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HA0Ass MAGNOLIA BILN. Remove. suubura
I'm. rr.ollss Moth rsleh,. o.ntb. d.s.essa
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Gives . hsvi'hihsy nesuuhai shin. Drives %
bis,sAs.. Richness. R0ushns... rimpls. 4 tas-iAAi
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tsss HAoANp MAGNOLIA BaLN with you 10th.
Bessas. Mountains. home and ell RurA Rs.or,.i
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Stage of the Rivers.

OFFICE SiGSAL SERVICE u. 8 A., !
MEMPHIS, Aug. H. sam. !
The following observations are taken at all sta.
tlons named In the 18th meridian time, which Is
one hour later than Memphis time.
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ATTRACTION
u Over Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868, for Edu.
cationa and Charitable purposes, and It's franchise
made a part OF the present State constitution In
1870 by an overwhelming popular vote
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings take
place ssmi-Annually June and Decembsr),
and its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place ON each of the other ten months In the
year and are all drawn In public, at the
Academy of Music, New Orleans, La.
ave do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
rnngements for all the Monthly aud Semi Annual
drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company
and In person manage and control the Drawings
themselves and that the same are conducted with
honesty fairness, and in good faith toward all par
ties and we authorize the Company TO use this Ger
tncate with facsimiles OF our signatures attached
In itS advertisements"
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NTTTNT VTTT"T1
TrKsnAY EVENING. Ang. II. 1858

TUFsDAY ENtNINV, AWg' 10 Io0N
As usual at this season of the year money
Is firm and the banks are doing nothing
below per cent
The clearinghouse report Is rs follows
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DCMCMpEp That the presence Of Gems
hEMEM DEN -Beaurcsard and Early, who
are In change Of the Drawings Is guarantee Of alb
solutc fairness aud integrity, that the chances arc
all equal aud that no one can possibly divine what
number will draw prize.
REMEMBER. also. that the payment Of all Prlzcs
u Guaranteed by -Four National Banks Of New
Orleans and the Tickets are signed BY the Prsi.
dent Of an Institution whose chartered rights arc
recognized In the highest Courts therefore, bcwav
Of any limitations OF anonymous schemes
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Groceries.

CANNED Goops-pine apple fi.75. peaches,
2 lbs standard, 500, 3 lbs, standard, SO
second, a. %. Tomatoes, 2 lbs, standard,
n. ~. 3 lbs. standard, Sl.lj. Strawberries,
81 a. Rasphcrrio-, 500 lilackbcrrics ~. -
al ~. Green cages, A. 75dl,sb. Pears 81 20
6tl75 Plums. 40 Asparagus t2bhCg
l25. Green corn, ~ 75Ggl. ~. Green peas,
a. G56dI.p. Cove oysters, full weight lb,
i5c, 2 lbs, Si,GjCgl75, light weight, BbaIbc,
2 lbs, 800. Condensed milk-Crown, 500
Eagle, G.75, Swiss $40 Salmon, ~ ~.
Sardincs Sl7b. mustard snrdincs, 500.
Mnckcrcl, sl.5O, herring mnckcrcl, Sl25.
SuuAR-rurc white, S. oil white, &C,
yellow clarified, 5Am5kc. refined A, sc,
standard gmnuhtrd, sA@s1c, powdered,
| s9.c, cut loaf SIC firm.
| CnTTrra Common lbc, ordinary lGC fair,
| lie. prime Rio lSc, choice 10 fancy liFi old
| government. 3nmj2c. quiet
S,ir-Snginaw, tl.Juttl.3j per brl, Ohio
river, 81 2Ootl - per brl, sks, the, tl.JoCg
/. ~. conr-c 81 iOHl o. pkts, 2AH'c.
RioE-Louisiann, httb'sc, Carolina, &C.,
quiet
C,Nprrs- Stick, all sizes, In bNs, pals and
brls s6,lOc fancy assorted, sttl5c, extra
fancy lSCt2ic, firm.
Cmrrsr-Ncw York factory, none, full
cream, l2isCriSc, Young America, $50 &C..
So,ru Am CANpLEs-Sonp 3Gg5sc, candles,
full weight, Toe.
SrAHcH-JA- Gl3isc.
MniAssr-- Louisiana. common 10 fair, 2OCU
pc. primo 60 choice, 3ia3Sc, fancy, i06t i5c
centrifugal. common Ia fair. NG2Sc; prime
10 choice, JOd3iC syrup, @Hloc, quiet
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Mon.rnni,I snrpIlc.

Arrtrs-ki mol ~ per hrl. Dried apples
.6thc Icr NJ. from store. Dried peaches,
bots from store.
fuut-Firm. Lemons, tB.hofpi5o per
box Hnnnnns. 81 OOa?Oo pei bunch.
rickirs-l Iris. 81 ~. hall hrly siuJ.
Por,turs-firm. 800 per brl, sweet, o. 80
per hrl
PoultRy-C Chickens spring, ti5O92bO.
mixed ~ 7jGU2b0, hens, $40.
EaUs-firm. boxes ibc, eases, iGc.
Furtts=t oconnuts, SiuO per IN Peanuts,
Virginia. GCtGisc. Tennessee farmers stock,
l61ir. roasted. 2'sc higher SHIELDED GCyic.
prrnns Texas. pOIi2c.
NprrAmVs-O Onions, $50 per hrl, W
per sack. Cabbage, home grown, tl.i'Cg
| 2npcr crate, loose, ic kmuL brls, th.b,
| hnlfhrls. $50. Garlic, bnC per lOO.
RAstSs-ionduu Layers, $500 layers
| s. 70. California, i2hOttluo
| UIrin- nuttcrinc, Zoe, creamery, 2im22c
dairy, iGtisc. country batter. iiGuitc
CIuER-Olark, $500 per brl, and $3.50 pei
half brl
| NtkfoAu-rcrral Edi9c.
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on aud rurpru,,ne.
Ner Yerh nr, .eeh. Mnrhcl

wumycroS, n. C., Aug ii.-Turpcntinc
fm at SIC.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

. :: 81 s' y .,,o, s., .,.. . y. . %
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ofioi
NoTE-Tickeis drawing Capital Prizes are not en-
titled to Terminal Prizes.
For cum RATES or any further information dc
sired write lcgbly 10 the undersigned clearly stat.
ing your residence with State, county, street aud
number. More mpid return mail delivery viii he
assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing
your full address
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders.
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter Currency
by Express lat our expensel addressed 20
NJ. A. DAuPHIN,
New Orleans, La
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
Washington, II. q.
OF at No. West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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Azzaa4ggeuzasgG.3
|Are,eS


We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers. will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lot
teries which may be presented Mt our counters:
r, M. WALMS LEY, President La. Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAuX, Prest State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
CARL KoHN. President Union National Bank.
Grand Monthly Drawing
In the Academy of Music, New orleans,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1888.
Capital Prize, 100000.
100. 900 Tickets Mt $40 each, Halves, SO.
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THE CHICAGO DRAIN MARKET.

Chandler, Brown 4 Co, Of Chicago, 10 Or.
den foniAinc, OF Memphis Hutchinson
was a seller Of wheat al an advance. Winter
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Ersaios,ss rrscsss. rruPiicns. Telsr. w'isrbrssh.
briekiy Heat Heals Insect bite. snd sunss. rryni
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MAGNOLIA BALM

bs LioUiD pr.psr.uon ior The slin. rs sootA.
ins. cesAas. RsffssAlns Wonderfully pssaufyinsi
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THE RIVERS.
Movements at the Leyee.

Arkansas City..........KATE ADAMS, 5p.A
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So sreciai Attention given 10 con,lguments Of
Hides. Fur Wool and Grain Products
The evening world., 1888-05-28
MCARTHY.--FARMER
The Happy Marriage shat Happened Last
Night in Williamsburg.

The Happy Marriage shat Happened Last
Night in williamsburg.
Officer Thomas Mccarthy, Of the Sixth
Precinct, Williamsburg, was married last
evening to Miss Alice Farmer. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father Malone,
of st. Cecilia's Church, at the olergyman's
residence, 7S Herbert street.
After the marriage a reception was given
by the young mans parents at their home,
50 Herbert street. Among those present
were
Supervisor William Bianchneld, Alderman Jen
Black, col. William Kelly, joan Stanton, Prof.
Billings and orchestra, Amurose j. Reilly, Patrick
aud Archibald AlcCauiey, Major James Foley, MISS
Jennie Mccarthy, Mics Minnie Farmer, Miss Annie
McCauley, Mrs. Davls, Miss Lulu Hardgrove, siiss
Mamie Houston and Others, together with delega-
tions from The police Department, the several
CHURCH societies and tn Brotherhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarthy left for Atlanta, Ga. ,this
mo ming wnere they Will spend the honeymoon.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

shaded by luxuriant tresses of that dim yet
lustrous gold-dust CO or which the grand Old
masters 30 loved to paint-was seated behind
the antique silver breakfast service, awaiting
her fathers appearance.
what is the matter, papa ~ she inquired,
looking up as the Squire entered the. room.
Matter enough, child !" answered the old
Squire. Things have come to u pretty pass
when q penniless rascal like young Everett
has the uIblushing effrontery to come TO me
with a modest request for the hand of my
daughter. This comes Of your fancy for
learning the organ" he continued. IF II
had not been for these COMPOUNDED music
lessons -
"Hush. papal" said Florence, quietly, her
eyes fixed intentiy upon the white tablecloth
before her, and q faint blush stealing over
her face Frank Everett is q gentleman"
Gentleman, indeed I" retorted the Squire,
anRrily. Fine gentleman, truly Son Of
! some half starved curate! And bark ye, girl.
I have put an end to those music lessons and
forbidden the young puppy TO ever enter my
house again. II Mereworth likes TO allow II
when you are his wife, we'll n good; but
III have no more of Il under my roof" -
! / shall never be Lord Mereworth's wife,